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Billy Jo, 8, and John Patrick, 5, children of John and
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Of all the many foods at
the Farm Show, Crystal Du
pert, 8, selects her favorite
a dill pickle. She is the
daughter of Susan Lewel
len, Elliotsburg.
At right, Mia Studenroth,
4, Middletown dresses a
scarecrow. Clothes and ac
cessories were available
for kids to select for dress
up fun.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 18, 2003-811
Elliot, 7, and Garrison, 8, sons of Russ and Nina Red
ding, Adams County, select and pay for items to paint and
take along home.
At right, tractor driving fascinates Connor Cowher, 2,
son of Gordy and Anne Cowher, Lititz.
.Families experiment with educational toys at
F.A.M.L.I.E.S.
First time at the Farm Show amazed the Brad Eckroth
family, including Julius, Harmond, and Veronica from
Stroudsburg. “We didn’t know it was this big,” they said.