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LOU ANN GOOD Here are some pictures that offer
Lancaster Fanning Staff a glimpse of life at Ephrata Fair.
EPHRATA (Lancaster Co.) There are still a few fairs across
Whether it’s chasing a pig, watch- the state that will be held in the next
ing the parade, showing a sheep, few weeks. Here is a listing of the
dressing a calf or riding a tractor, several remaining fairs that you
kids of all ages found plenty to do might want to attend. Manheim
at the Ephrata Fair last week. Farm Show and Hollidaysburg
Tuesday through Saturday was Community Fair will be held
packed with special events, but October 3to 7. Unionville Corn
kids don’t need planned activities munity Fair will be held the follow
to enjoy the sights and sounds of mg week. The fair season ends
the fair. with Dillsburg Fair on October 18.
Ben Wise is only one year old, but he already knows
where the best seats at the Fair are to be found. “We can’t
get him off the tractors," his mother LuAnn Wise of Man
helm said. Photo by Lou Ann Good
Bob Lauffer gets some help announcing sheep plaolngs
from his daughters. 5-year-old Joann-Marie, seated, and
8-year-old Alex. Lauffer Is an ag teacher at Garden Spot
High School. Photo by Lou Ann Good.
Something For Every Age At Ephrata Fair
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The Fair Is always better when friends gather together. Kathy Roser, left, and her
three sons, Steven, Matthew, and Tim (foreground) recently moved from New Zealand
to Stevens. Other friends shown Include Janice Brenneman, right, Bill Rash with
children, Rebecca and Anthor and Brandon Wolfson. Photo by Lou Ann Good.
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