814-L*ncaster Farming, Saturday, Octobar 21, 1995
Manheim Community Farm Show Wraps Up
LOU ANN GOOD
Lancaster Farming Staff
MANHEIM (Lancaster Co.)
Manheim Community Farm Show
wrapped up the fair season in Lan
caster County last weekend. Fair
weather (nought record crowds to
the 42nd annual event with more
than 4.000 exhibits and activities.
In opening ceremonies. Erin
Huber was crowned queen and
Lisa Winner selected as first
runnerup.
A seniof at Manheim Central
High School, Erin is the daughter
of J. Larry and Carol Huber of
Manheim.
Although Erin doesn’t live on a
farm, she does work on her grand-
Judge Tim Fleener and Farm Show Queen Erin Huber
stand with showmanship winners of the Manheim Sheep
Show. Kneeling are Ryan Donough and Jessica Schmidt.
Shan* Tylar Good in tha Manhalm Baby Parade. Only In thia
Instance, Little Boy Blue oontently sucks on the pacifyer
Inserted In his hom.
Lancaster
parents’ farm where she also raises
FFA projects. She raises flowers,
tobacco and prepares baked goods
to enter in competition at the Man
heim Farm Show.
Erin is chapter president and the
county secretary for FFA.
Although her career goal is subject
to change, she leans toward pre
paring to teach agriculture or
business.
In addition to livestock competi
tion and exhibition of agricultural,
homemakers, arts and crafts, and
commercial products, activities
included a baby parade, a farmer’s
fun nigh, tractor pulls, and a gospel
concert.
Count
Showmanship winners in tne hog competition are from left: Kyle Ward,
11-13-year-okl division; Lisa Pfautz, 14-15-year-old division; Nicole Kreider,
8-10-year-old division; and Amy Bollinger, 16 and over division.
The Manheim Community Farm Show Queen and her court at the crowning cere*
mony are from left, Lisa Witmer, runner up; Erin Huber, queen; Jullann Lentz and
ilissa Becker, contestant.* and Bollir '>r, last ~ir*s wen.
Two-month-old Sham Tyiar Good, son of Todd and Marla Good of Manhaim, It
proud of hit thlnHdaoa ribbon aarntd In tht baby parade.
’s Fair Season