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West Lampeter Community Fair Schedule Fair Setup: September 17, 18, 20, and 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the Community Grounds Community Hymn Sing: Held at the fairgrounds on Sunday, September 23, with band prelude at 6:45 p.m. and service at 7:00 p.m. Exhibits received by committees only on Tuesday, September 25, from 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Each exhibitor will register his or her name and address and receive an exhibitor’s number at the fair office.
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9:00 a.m.: Exhibit areas and tents open to public 9:00 a.m.: FFA Judging Contest 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.: Children’s Petting Zoo 11:00 a.m.: Judging of Dairy Cows 1:00 p.m.: FFA Log Sawing and Bale Throwing Contest 4:00 p.m.: The Moogician Magic/Variety Show 5:00 p.m.: Beef Show 4:30-7:00 p.m.: Supper at Community Fair Restaurant 5:00 p.m.: Children’s Sunflower Contest 5:30-7:30 p.m.: Lampeter Soup Cook-Off 6:00 p.m.: Baby Parade (Registration due by noon on Tuesday, September 25) 6:00-6:30 p.m.: Concert by Lampeter-Strasburg High School Marching Band 6:00 p.m.: The Moogician Magic/Variety Show 7:00 p.m.: Pig Catching Contest 7:00 p.m.: Judging of Dairy Beef 8:30 p.m.: The Moogician Magic/Variety Show 8:30-10:00 p.m.: Tractor Games
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By Dayna M. Reidenouer Megan a picture she had The second time was the charm for Megan Mellinger when colored for her. she entered – and won – the 2017 West Lampeter Fair Queen “I got to see the baby competition. Megan had competed the first time as a junior, parade for the first time,” and she took home the tiara as a senior. Megan said. “Judging the “It helped knowing what I was getting into,” Megan said. costumes was fun.” “This was a totally different experience. It helped me know During the year of her what (to do) to get ready.” reign, Megan attended Megan represented the Garden Spot FFA chapter meetings of the fair board, in the pageant. The chapter, for which she served as president spoke to several civic groups, this past year, supported her as she prepared and appeared in Strasburg’s for the contest. Megan expressed her gratitude for Memorial Day parade. “It’s adviser Janae McMichael, who made time for her interesting to see what to practice her introduction in front of several classes. happens behind the scenes,” “It seemed like a good opportunity,” Megan said of the she said of the board chance to be a fair queen. “I love the fair, so it was good to meetings. “I enjoyed seeing represent something I love.” the fair from a different Megan has entered baked goods, jewelry, and rabbits in perspective.” the fair, but in the past few years, her entries have included Megan also competed in milk samples and crops. She works on a farm neighboring the the state fair queen pageant Strasburg dairy farm run by her parents, Bob and Nancy in January. She had met Mellinger. Megan’s older brother, Mark, is also actively involved in the fair. some of the other local fair queens at Farm City Days in “Mark competes in the tractor games,” Megan related. “I October 2017 and had was watching the event, and I got ‘voluntold’ to compete developed friendships with against him in a race. I was probably the only fair queen to Megan Mellinger do that.” them, so she enjoyed seeing Fair Queen - West Lampeter Fair 2017 them again at the state As the newly crowned queen, Megan had numerous responsibilities during the remainder of the fair. She especially enjoyed pageant. The contest was similar to West Lampeter’s, just with a much interacting with members of the public. She recalled one little girl’s larger audience, she said. invitation to watch the tug of war, and the following night, the girl gave “It was interesting at the state competition to see the different tiaras (worn by the local queens),” Nancy commented. “There was quite a wide variety of sizes and styles.” Retiring her tiara and sash will be bittersweet for Megan. “There’s a lot I’m going to miss,” she said. “It’s an honor to be considered the face of the fair when out with your sash on.” Megan is glad to have had the opportunity to represent the West Lampeter Fair. “The fair queen competition helps to build leaders in our community,” she remarked. “It provided a lot of experiences for me as a person, and it shows kids there are a lot of experiences out there.” “It was unique to see Megan represent the fair at the state and local levels,” Nancy added. “She’s grown as a person (during the entire experience). Just going through the contest is a good experience for young girls.” Megan is still pondering her future plans – she is considering attending college for veterinary science or criminal justice – but she is certain to attend this year’s fair. She will give a speech and crown the 2018 fair queen at the pageant, which will be held in the large arena at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 26.
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Livestock Showing Takes Dedication By Marcella Peyre-Ferry The livestock exhibitions are a major part of the West Lampeter Fair – and one of the many interesting parts for spectators – but preparing for one weekend of competition requires months of work. “The public gets to see the fun aspect of it in the show ring. These kids are up before school feeding in the snow and ice, and it is a lot of hard work,” 4-H educator Lori Little said. 4-H members ages 8 to 18 put many hours into their livestock entries no matter what the size or species, from rabbits and goats to very large steers. Not all 4-H members come from farming families, and their previous experience with farm animals may be limited, but the 4-H leaders are there to help. “The leaders are there for them as a resource. If they are completely new to it, we will come and help them obtain an animal. We have informational and educational meetings throughout the year so they know management-wise what they should be doing,” Little said. “They have to participate in quality assurance training to make sure they are humanely and ethically treating their animals, but also (to ensure) it’s a safe product.” The students in 4-H begin with the purchase of a very young animal that they will raise for exhibition at the fair. The time involved depends on the species of animal; small animals take a few months to mature, while cattle require most of the year to prepare. “It depends on the animal,” Little explained. “Dairy cattle they have year round because they don’t come and go. Big steers, they usually obtain them the fall before so they’ve had them for usually a full year by the time the fair comes around. The sheep, the goats, the pigs, they usually have them for about five to six months.” The 4-H member is responsible for feeding, grooming, and making sure his or her animal has proper veterinary care. Being directly involved with an animal on a daily basis helps the student see the progress the animal is making and spot any problems at an early stage. “The number one thing they need to be doing is spending time with those animals. They need to be the ones out there caring for them, feeding them, walking them, and working with them every day so they can catch what’s going on,” Little said. “When your animal is sick or unhealthy, the most important thing is to catch it right away.” The 4-H members also cover the economic side of livestock production by tracking all of their feed purchases and other bills. Each student is required to keep a project journal in which they record their progress throughout the animal’s life with them. In addition to raising the animal, 4-H members must prepare it for showing. “Every species shows a little bit different, and the idea of being a good showman is to be able to work with your animal and to be able to show it off to its best advantage,” Little said. “Different animals have conformation faults. A good showman knows how to correct them or hide them and show their animal off to the best advantage. That’s across species all the way from the little rabbits to the big steers.” Small animals like rabbits are handled regularly so they will be calm
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odd Charles will bring his “The Moogician” comedy-variety act to the West Lampeter Fair as this year’s featured entertainment. During the act, milk appears, disappears, switches places, pours, and does not pour, while cheese balls appear, multiply, bounce around, and juggle. Audience participants become stars, “Dairy-Ann” the cow keeps producing milk, and at the very end, she is spinning around Charles’ head with her barnyard friends. Charles also throws in some down-home banjo pickin’. “It was while living on a dairy farm in upstate New York that (I) began to appreciate all the caring and quality work that went into bringing milk and dairy products to the store shelves,” Charles wrote at https:// moogician.com. “Soon, (I) was inspired to create an entire show with dairy-themed material, performing (my) magic with milk, juggling cheese, and all things ‘moo.’” Charles was born in New York City and became involved with magic at a young age. He developed an interest in comedy, clowning, and the circus and had the chance to perform with the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus, which bills itself as the world’s largest tent circus. After graduating from the University of South Florida with a degree in music, Charles returned home and acted in off-Broadway theater productions. Charles worked for years at comedy clubs, colleges, cruise ships, and family resorts, and he had several television gigs. Merv Griffin noticed him after a performance on “The Statler Brothers” and hired him for a comedy act in his Atlantic City-based revue show “Wahoo! Baby.” Charles next rubbed shoulders with Ed McMahon, who invited him to appear on “Next Big Star,” which was filmed at the MGM Casino in Las Vegas. That led to a spot on the American Comedy Awards and several appearances on the Jerry Lewis Telethon. “The Moogician” is Charles’ latest show. “(It) has broadened my skills in ways I never expected,” he commented at https://toddcharles.net. “Although I’ve been doing this for a while, I feel like I’m just getting started.”
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