810-L«nc«»ter Farming, Saturday, August 30, 1997
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Although It was difficult for 10-year-old Brian Geib to part
with his supreme champion goat, the parting made it a bit
more acceptable by knowing the goat was going for a good
p 33 ®®- Mrs. Walter Heistand bought the goat then donated it
back to be resold at the Elizabethtown Fair. The money was
given to the Chlques Church of the Brethren’s Disaster
Relief Auctir 'to heli ;hi
Dana Haldeman, 2, Is Intrlqued by the many sights of the
Elizathbethtown Fair held last week.
At the Schuylkill County Fair, Brandon Greyer, 2-year-old
son of Mark and Kay Greyer, delights in this 4-H'er of the
future.
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Kids At
The Fair
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At left, Amber Sheesley, 16
months, enjoys the petting a calf
at the petting zoo at the Ell*
zabethtown Fair while Kendra
Olson, 2, watches.
Above, Obie the Clown
delights kids of all ages by twist
ing balloons Into animals or into
a knight’s armour.
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