Dianne and Lyndon Hepler of Pittman and children,
Matt, 8, Deidre, 11, and Kendra, 5, visit the Lebanon Fair to
garner some ideas to incorporate into their own commu
nity fairs at Schuylkill and Tri-Valley. The Heplers operate
a farrow-to-finish operation on their farm and serve as
leaders of Grassy Meadows 4-H.
Erin Willard, 14, leads a Hampshire yearling during lead
line competition. Erin placed first in the senior division.
The wool for Erin’s red wool sweater and straight skirt
with a matching beret and scarf came from the sheep on
her grandparents’ farm.
People Who Make The Fair Go ’Round-- *■**
(Continued from Pago B 2)
The best brownies are baked by Katie Myers, left; Mollie Knause, center; and Tara
Dice.
Homemaker of the Year Lori Dice sits by her display that shows off her multiple talents
that enabled her to garner first place.
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