814-Lincaster Farming, Saturday, January 13, 1996
Pennsylvania Farm Show Opens To Crowds
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Before the blizzard hit. Farm
Show was business as usual on
opening day. It was shoulder to
shoulder crowds who gathered to
cheer rodeo participants, admire
champion livestock, and indulge in
famous Farm Show chow.
On deck at the G&G Industries display of vinyl fencing,
decks, and docks are Tara lacoponi, 8; Travis Wltman, 5;
Stanley Wltman, 3. Tara is the daughter of Helen lacoponi of
Harrisburg, and the WHmans are children of Gary and Ange
la of Marysville. Standing are Jeremy, 9, and Jonathan Kant
ner, 6, of Lancaster.
Janelle, 6, and her slater Jeanna, 13, children of Mary ..... . .
Jane and Glen MUsser of Manheim, think the rodeo Is the People of all ages are fascinated by the birds of prey, turtles, snakes, spiders,
best attraction during Farm Show. toads, honeybees, skulls and skins in the “see and touch” exhibit.
The crowds present an oppor
tunity to meet people across the
state but miss the next-door neigh
bor. Pictured are some of those
folks you may have missed but
Lancaster Farming’s camera
caught Photos by Lou Ann Good.
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Eager to show their Belgium Draft Horses are Sunny Hill Farm exhibitors from Myer
stown. Front from left, Lynn Boltz, 15; Joey Sandoe, 7, and Adam Sandoe, 12. Back
from left, Kevin Boltz, Lucas Sandoe, 5, on the shoulders of Ken Sandoe, Mary Jane
Boltz, and Karen Sandoe.
After the judging In completed, Farm Show visitors line up to sample the 60 cakes
entered In competition.