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LORETTA GOLDEN County Fair opened Sunday, Sept
Cambria Co. Correspondent 3 and ran through Sept. 9. As usu-
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groups. With opening day temper
atures in the 70’s and the rest of the
week about the same, the fair was
the place to be. Usually, in Cam
bria County, “Fair Week” is a wet
one. With this year’s drought,
hopes were high that with the fair
would come the rain. This was not
the case and the dry weather
continued.
The Grandstand was the center
of the week’s live entertainment—
quite a bit of country music most
nights and an auto “thrill” show on
Thursday. Rides operated on the
midway, local food vendors were
in abundance, and many business
displays were set up in the exhibit
buildings. The Ag buildings were
full of baked goods, home canned
goods, fresh vegetables, flowers
and horticulture displays, photo
graphy and art displays, and many
other handicrafts. All participants
were hoping for that “blue ribbon.”
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Amber Kalwatinskl,
10-year-old Portage area
resident, enters her pot of
marigolds at the horticul
ture building.
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Dotl Mrkich helps her mother Dottle to decorate the stall
for their horse Naughtla and pony Twinkle.
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be neat if you named him some
thing with ‘Feather’ in it,” she said.
“You don’t have to,” she quickly
added. “He is your foal!”
“Yeah!” Ashley said with a grin.
“We can call him Ocean Feather,
or Sea Feather!”
We walked to the pen to see our
new baby colL Then he turned
around. “Look,” Mr, Ed said incre
dulously. “He has a feather on his
neck!”
Sure enough, our little Sea
Feather was not a solid bay as we
had thought For on his neck was
the single white mark that made
him a pinto, and it was in the shape
of a jagged feather!
Later, Dad said that hedidn’tget
to teach us a lesson about saving.
But Mom said that we had learned
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a valuable lesson. For years we
have been volunteering for 4-H
and the Therapeutic Riding Prog
ram, and events that a local steam
club holds, and other worthwhile
charities. Mom has always aid, you
get out of life what you put into it.
“Things come back to you when
you give of yourself,” she always
says. Well, this time it really did!
Sea Feather is a sweet, loving
colt who has quickly made friends
with our two other ponies. Rocker
fritz and Crista. He is our little mir
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and Mr. Ed our dream would not
have come true. They wouldn’t let
us use their last name because they
don’t want to be praised, but Ash
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