82-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 2, 2003 Seeing is believing, Titus Keller said of his four passen ger motor cycle. Keller, a mechanic for 50 years, enjoys combining parts to make unusual pieces such as these. He said it’s the only one in the world. Passengers with Keller are Dalton Fitting, 12; Tanner Fitting, 8; and Clay ton Hilenberger, 6. The Fitting brothers said in between showing cows, they like to wander the fairgrounds to find stuff like this. The Lebanon Area Fair Kitchen cooks up yummy meals with Catherine Schott, left, in charge; Lillie Zechman, vol unteer; and Sandra Bachman, refreshment committee chairperson. Ten-month-old Kassidy Buck, daughter of Chris and Jen Buck, Annville, stays cool in the shade with her grandmother, Peg Buck, Hershey, at the Lebanon Area Fair. For more pictures of people enjoying the fair, look for photos throughout this issue. Photo by Nicki Lefever, special correspondent Serving incredible-tasting milkshakes are these volunteers, from left; Brenda Peifer, Shirley Krall, Dale Hoover, Will Swanger, Tom Krall, Darren Little, and Sam Gibson. Photos by Lou Ann Good, food and family features editor Off To The Fair Lebanon Area Fair Attracts Crowds LOU ANN GOOD Food And Family Features Editor LEBANON (Lebanon Co.) Bigger, better, improved! Hype? Not when the adjectives apply to Lebanon Area Fair. For the 47th year, the Lebanon Area Fair Board offered the same great competitions as usual, but managed to include more oppor tunities for participation. More than $50,000 in premi ums were distributed to winners in competitions scheduled from July 26-Aug. 2. This issue includes coverage of many of the events and photos of people who help make the fair successful. The bams were filled with animals and birds of many breeds, abundant food available to satisfy every tastebud, and ac tivities scheduled for all ages. But even with all the competitions, musical entertainment, and exhi bits without visitors the fair would not be successful. Take a peek at many of Leba non Area Fair’s events printed throughout this issue of Lancas ter Farming. The Keller cousins always attend Lebanon Area Fair to watch their Zuck cousins show Holsteins. The clan includes the children of Joel and Sharon Keller: Julian, 12; Peter, 10; Margo, 7; and Chandelle, 5. The children of Jeff and Karen Zuck are Amanda, 13; Bradley, 12; and Valerie, 9. Anastasia Beard, 12, cuddles Juda, her 4-month>old Pygmy goat that won reserve champion July 28 at the fair’s goat show. For coverage of the goat show turn to page 814. Photo by Nicki Lefever, special correspondent
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