Shippensburg Fair 2013

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July 22 to 27, 2013

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Friday, July 19, 2013

Fair admission is free

SHIPPENSBURG — General walk-in admission to the Shippensburg Community Fair is free. Visitors may enter the fairgrounds through gates 1, 4, 5, 6 or 7.

Parking fee is $5 per vehicle.

Weekly parking tickets may be purchased for $14 each at the following Shippensburg businesses: Kathy’s Deli, 891 W. King St.; The Lollipop Shop, 112 E. King St.; Robert T. Henry Pharmacy, 54 E. King St.; and Baer’s Garden Center, 484 Roxbury Road.

A paved handicap parking area with more than 100 spaces is available for those with handicap placards or tags. Guests with disabilities should enter through Gate 1 at the Locust Street underpass and follow the signs to the handicap parking area.

Special handicap park-

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Fair hours SHIPPENSBURG — The Shippensburg Community Fair will be open from 4-10 p.m. each evening, July 22 to 27.

Rides will operate from 6 to 11 p.m. daily. Special Kiddies’ Days ride hours of 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. will be offered Wednesday, July 24, and Saturday, July 27.

Regular ride prices are $1 per ticket, $12 for a pack of 15 tickets, $30 for a pack of 40 tickets or $20 for a wristband (uning is also available on a first-come first-served basis above the stage area for easy access to stage shows.

Guests should enter through Gate 1 and follow the back

limited rides).

Special Kiddies’ Day price is $15 for a wristband.

Hours at the Home Products Building are 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday.

Commercial Building hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and noon to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday. road up to the rear stage entrance.

For more information, contact the fair office at 532-8911 or info@shippensburgfair.com.

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Fair schedule Schedule of events listed Livestock Show Ring, folfor 2013 Shippensburg Com- lowed by Open and Junior munity Fair Market Goat Show.

9 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Youth, Sunday, July 21 farm and home products (No rides, games, vendors entered, Home Products or exhibits will be open or Building. (Does not include operational. Limited food baked goods.)

5 p.m.: Open and Junior may be available at some Market Steer Show, Livestands.)

4:30 p.m.: Livestock stock Show Ring.

6 p.m.: Little Miss ShipStockman’s Contest, Livepensburg Community Fair stock Show Ring.

7 p.m.: Shippensburg Pageant, stage.

6 p.m.: Skid Loader RoBand concert, stage.

7:30 p.m.: Community deo, Gro-Mar Ring.

7 p.m.: Youth Showing Vespers Service, featuring Communion and Commu- and Fitting Contest (Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernnity Choir, stage. sey, Jersey, Milking ShortMonday, July 22 horns), Dairy Show Barn.

7:30 p.m.: Miss Ship8:30 a.m.: Open and Junior Market Lamb Show, pensburg Community Fair

Queen Pageant, stage.

8 p.m.: Barnyard Olympics, Gro-Mar Ring.

Tuesday, July 23 8:30 a.m.: Open and Junior Market Swine Show, Livestock Show Ring.

9 a.m.: Youth, farm and home products exhibit judging begins.

9 a.m. to noon: Baked goods entered, Home Products Building 1.

10 a.m.: Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey and Milking Shorthorn Show, Dairy Show Barn.

1 p.m.: Baked goods judging begins.

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Schedule • Continued from 3 5:30 p.m.: Baked goods auction, between Home Products Buildings 1 and 2.

6 p.m.: District II Jersey Show, Dairy Show Barn.

6 p.m.: Robert L. Finkenbinder Cumberland County FFA Market Sale, Livestock Show Ring.

7 p.m.: Horse pull contest, Gro-Mar Ring.

7:30 p.m.: Country music by Chris Woodward, on stage. Free admission.

Wednesday, July 24 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.: 44th

annual craft show, behind the ride area and Gro-Mar Ring.

10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Kiddies’ Day. Special ride prices. No age limit. Ticket windows close at 3:30 p.m.

Noon, 3 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.: “Masters of the Chainsaw,” chainsaw sculpting demonstration, inside Gate 3.

7 p.m.: Youth Dairy Judging Contest, Dairy Show Barn.

7 p.m.: Antique tractor pull, Gro-Mar Ring.

7 p.m.: Contemporary Christian music by Next-

2Nothing, stage. Free ad7:30 p.m.: Rock and roll mission. music by Rick K. & The Allnighters, stage. Admission Thursday, July 25 is $5 (free for children ages 9 a.m.: Open and Junior 6 and under).

Breeding Goat Show, LiveFriday, July 26 stock Show Ring.

Noon, 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.: 9 a.m.: Open and Junior “Masters of the Chainsaw,” Breeding Beef Show, Livechainsaw sculpting dem- stock Show Ring. onstration, inside Gate 3.

Noon, 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.: 4 p.m.: Open Rabbit Show “Masters of the Chainsaw,” and Rabbit Skillathon, chainsaw sculpting demLivestock Show Ring. onstration, inside Gate 3.

7 p.m.: Holstein Youth 2 p.m.: Open and JuShowing and Fitting Con- nior Breeding Sheep Show, test, Dairy Show Barn.

Livestock Show Ring.

7 p.m.: Tractor pull (farm 6 p.m.: South Central stock), Gro-Mar Ring.

Championship Holstein

Show, Dairy Show Barn.

7 p.m.: Tractor and truck pull, Gro-Mar Ring.

7 p.m.: Karaoke by Phantom Shadow, stage. Free admission. Registration begins at 6 p.m.

Saturday, July 27 8 a.m.: Draft Horse Show, Gro-Mar Ring.

8:30 a.m.: Distance Classic Run, 5K run/walk, hosted by the Chambersburg Road Runners Club. Registration inside Gate 5 on top of hill.

9 a.m.: Supreme Livestock Showman Contest,

Livestock Show Ring.

10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Kiddies’ Day. Special ride prices. No age limit. Ticket windows close at 3:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m.: Draft Horse Halter Show, Dairy Show Barn.

2 p.m.: Annual horse show, Gro-Mar Ring.

6 p.m.: Chainsaw sculpture auction, inside Gate 3.

7 p.m. and 9 p.m.: Oldies rock and roll music by The Fabulous Hubcaps. Admission is $10 for both shows (free for children ages 6 and under).

The fare at Shippensburg Community Fair There will be plenty to eat at the Shippensburg Community Fair this year. Goodies will be offered by the following organizations: • Boy Scouts: Pizza.

• Cub Scouts: Pepsi Cola drinks, and fresh strawberry, strawberry banana, peach, raspberry and mango smoothies.

• Church of the Brethren: Big Boy hoagies, Little Boy hoagies, cheeseburgers, Doritos, potato chips, pizza burgers, snow cones, iced tea and bottled water.

• Cumberland County Farm Women: Hamburgers, hot dogs and lemonade.

• Cumberland Valley Hose Company: Ox roast sandwiches, corn on the cob, chicken corn soup, lemon blend, iced tea and coffee.

• Franklin County Farm Women: French fries, cheese fries and water.

• Girl Scouts: Grilled cheese sandwiches with bacon, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, apple wedges, assorted juices, juice boxes, ice cream cookie

sandwiches, milk shakes, candy bars, coffee and blizzards. They will also serve breakfast daily from 7 a.m.

— eggs any style, bacon or egg sandwiches, cheese and egg sandwiches, toast, orange juice, coffee, milk and yogurt.

• Life Community Church: Fried country ham sandwiches, rib eye steak sandwiches, hamburger barbecue sandwiches, ham and bean soup, lemon blend, hot coffee and iced coffee.

• Lollipop Shop: Beef jerky, candy of all kinds, sugar-free candies, cinnamon roasted nuts, cashews, pecans, almonds, fresh strawberries dipped in chocolate, chocolate-covered bananas, hot roasted peanuts, hull-less popcorn, lollipops, mixed warm nuts, novelty candy, cotton candy, candy apples, caramel apples, roasted peanuts in shells, chocolate-covered pretzels, chocolate candies, Slim Jims, soft lemonade, Slush Puppies, smoked tur-

key legs (show ring stand only) and Kutztown soda (show ring stand only).

• Memorial Lutheran Church: Crab cake sandwiches, chili, baked potatoes with/without toppings, coffee, grape drink, waffles with ice cream and toppings, waffles with syrup, chicken and waffles, waffle ice cream sandwiches and water.

• Newburg United Methodist Church: Cheese steak sandwiches with peppers and onions, grilled chicken sandwiches with lettuce and tomato, country sausage links with/without onions and peppers, fresh fruit cup, fruit punch and water.

• Newburg-Hopewell Volunteer Fire Company: Blooming Onions, breaded mushrooms, breaded green beans, popcorn chicken, French-fried sweet potatoes, hot shredded barbecue chicken sandwiches, cole slaw, fresh brewed unsweetened iced tea and water.

• Otterbein United Methodist Church: Ham hoagies,

turkey hoagies, ham sandwiches, chef’s salads, garden salads, orange-lemon drink, coffee and water.

• Pleasant Hall Fire Company: Ice cream, Pepsi Cola drinks, orange cycle floats and water.

• Shippensburg Athletic Club: Soft pretzels, root beer drinks and nachos with cheese.

• Shippensburg Fly Fishing Club: Kettle corn.

• Shippensburg Soccer Booster Club 1: Potpie, vegetable soup, pie with/

without ice cream, pulled pork barbecue sandwiches, pepper slaw, chocolate cake with peanut butter icing, coffee, fruit punch, milk, fruit floats and root beer floats.

• Shippensburg Soccer Booster Club 2: Meatball sandwiches, taco salads, frozen yogurt, birch beer, root beer, coffee, birch beer float, Fulton drinks and water.

• St. Thomas Sportsmen’s Association: Funnel cakes.

• VFW Auxiliary: Coca

Cola and Pepsi Cola drinks, and all flavors of Gatorade.

• VFW Post: Breakfast — bagels with egg, cheese or sausage, orange juice, tomato juice and coffee. Allday menu — hot dogs with sauerkraut or chili, sausage sandwiches, hamburgers and cheeseburgers.

• West End Fire and Rescue: Hot dogs, chili dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, French fries, cheese fries, fish and chips, sausage

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Fair officers listed

SHIPPENSBURG — The Shippensburg Community Fair operates under the management of the Shippensburg Community Fair board of directors.

Officers are: Richard Wyrick, president; Jeffrey

Craig, first vice president; John Ocker III, second vice president; Fred Clapsaddle Jr., secretary/treasurer; Jamie Rhine, assistant secretary/treasurer; and Betty Jane Wyrick, recording secretary.

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Miss Shippensburg Community Fair Queen Pageant Breanne Bigler Breanne Bigler, 18, lives in Shippensburg and is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School.

She is the daughter of James Shields and Loree Bigler. She has two brothers, Tyler and Nevon.

At SASHS, Bigler was a fouryear member of FFA. She served as parliamentarian in her junior year and secretary in her senior year.

An active member of Cumberland Valley Hose Company 53, she enjoys helping with bingo and other fire company activities.

Her hobbies include spending time with friends and family.

She plans to pursue a career in the medical field.

Bigler is sponsored by Cumberland Valley Hose Company.

Shelby Boggs Shelby Boggs is the youngest daughter of Gary and Lau-

rie Boggs. She has three older sisters, Vanessa, Tasha and Julianna, and one brother, Riley.

A 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, Boggs played soccer all four years, earning varsity letters in her junior and senior years, and was a member of the Art Honor Society, the National Latin Honor Society and the Latin Club. She was also class treasurer.

She was named “Class Clown,” and she won the first SASHS charity pageant and the title of Miss Ship High 2013, raising $200 for the American Cancer Society.

Boggs also helped coach the elementary and intermediate schools’ jump rope team, which raises money for the American Heart Association.

In her free time, Boggs plays guitar and sings at local venues.

She was accepted into the Honors College at West Virginia University for the fall semester.

There, she will pursue a double

major in psychology and international studies, and a double minor in political science and criminology. She also plans to join the Peace Corps.

Boggs is sponsored by Vigilant Hose Company.

MaeKayla Brown MaeKayla Brown, 17, lives in Shippensburg with her mother, Jenny Brown Morris, stepfather, Charles, and three younger siblings. Her father, Kip Flasher, lives in Three Springs along with two younger siblings.

Brown is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, where she was a varsity cheerleader for four years and captain for three years. She also participated in pole vaulting on the track team for three years, and she was a member of the Environmental Club, FFA and Maroon Platoon for one year.

Brown volunteered at Shippensburg University with the People Involved Equally club,

which services adults with special needs, and she has served as a junior adviser for the Redskins Midget Football cheerleaders for the last four years.

Brown earned trips to Philadelphia and London as an allstar UCA and NCA cheerleader.

She won the Coach’s Award for cheerleading in her freshman year, and the VFW Cheerleader of the Year Award in her senior year.

Brown will major in biology this fall at Penn State Mont Alto. She plans to go to medical school and become a pediatrician.

She is sponsored by Kings Court Tanning.

Brooke Delancy

Brooke Elizabeth “Gene” Delancy, 17, is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School.

Her mother is Gina M. Perry, and her grandparents are Mabel

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She plans to attend college this Mooney, Joyce and William H. fall and pursue a career as a phySmith, and Dee and Gary Delan- sician assistant.

She is sponsored by T & G Car cy. She has one brother, Braydon Sales.

Perry.

Delancy has attended Prince Jessica Edwards Street Church in Shippensburg since she was 4 years old. She Jessica Edwards is a 2013 gradloves to sing at her church and is uate of Greencastle-Antrim High involved in many church activi- School. She is the daughter of ties. She started dancing when Pete and Ginger Edwards, of Greshe was 7 and more recently has encastle, and the granddaughter helped to teach several dance of Tom and Martha Kling, of Orrclasses. She also loves to play stown, and Dorothy Edwards, of softball.

Charlestown, W.Va. (formerly of Delancy played softball at Chambersburg).

SASHS in her freshman year, Edwards’ extracurricular activiand she was a member of a tour- ties include working as a certified nament team in her freshman, personal trainer at Greencastle sophomore and junior years.

Elite Fitness, volunteering at She is a member of the Na- Heritage Hills Retirement Home, tional Honor Society of High and attending the annual Arnold School Scholars and has been on Schwarzenegger Classic Sports the honor roll throughout her 12 Expo. years in the Shippensburg Area Her hobbies include running, School District. biking, lifting weights, sculpting in Delancy enjoys spending time ceramic class, reading and enjoywith her family, and she works at ing time with family. Her interests

include physical fitness, modeling and literature.

Edwards won the Miss Franklin County 2011 Scholarship Pageant, received a ceramics achievement award in 2013, and had a poem published in 2012.

Her future plans are to earn an associate’s degree from Hagerstown Community College to work as an X-ray technician, and to visit Arizona, India and Jamaica.

Her sponsors are Greencastle Elite Fitness and Rhodes Computer Services.

School, where she is an honor roll student and class officer. She serves on student council and the prom committee, and she is a volunteer for Special Olympics.

Also at SASHS, Ezell is a member of the swim team. She earned three varsity letters, served as a captain in her junior year and has been a member of the Mid-Penn and district teams.

Ezell has been a year-round competitive swimmer for 11 years.

She has competed in numerous all-star, Mid-Cap, USA and YMCA district meets throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

Paige Ezell An avid hockey fan, Ezell enjoys Paige Ezell, 17, is the daughter cheering on her favorite teams of CJ Ezell. Her grandparents (the Hershey Bears and Washingare Frank and JoEllen Koser, and ton Capitals), at the Giant CenHank and Kay Baker, all of Ship- ter and Verizon Center. She also pensburg. Her great-grandpar- enjoys camping with her family, ents are Marjorie (and the late boating, knee boarding and travGerald) Shoap, and Betty (and eling to Williamsport to watch the the late Hank) Baker, all of Ship- Little League World Series.

Ezell volunteered with the pensburg.

She will be a senior this fall at sports medicine staff at ShipShippensburg Area Senior High pensburg University this spring,

and she is currently employed at SU as a lifeguard.

Her future plans including going to college and pursuing a degree in athletic training.

She is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Shippensburg.

Hannah Geesaman Hannah Marie Geesaman, 18, is the daughter of Cy and Mary Geesaman, of Shippensburg. She has two younger sisters, Emma and Clara (Little Miss Shippensburg 2011).

Geesaman is a recent graduate of Saint Maria Goretti High School, where she was on the honor roll. During her four years of high school, she played volleyball and lacrosse, and also performed many hours of community service.

This fall, she will attend Penn State Mont Alto to pursue a career in physical therapy.

Geesaman works at Rita’s Italian Ice and also enjoys helping out on the family farm.

She loves to meet new people and often volunteers at Step by Step Dance Studio and Corpus Christi School.

She is sponsored by the Tall Cedars.

Kayla Hall

Kayla Hall is the daughter of Rodney and Kristina Hall. She has a younger sister, Kenzie, and a younger brother, Tyler.

A 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, she plans to attend Shippensburg University this fall.

At SASHS, Hall was involved in many activities, including student council, Key Club, Maroon Platoon, yearbook and journalism.

Hall is a member of the Shippensburg Church of the Brethren, where she has been actively involved with her youth group.

She has traveled with her church to places including Tennessee,

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Hall is a waitress at Italian Village Restaurant. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, photography, relaxing with friends and family, and watching movies.

She is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.

Annaliese Higgins Annaliese Higgins, 18, is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High Sc h o o l . S h e wa s b o r n i n Portland, Ore., and moved to Shippensburg in 2007.

Higgins loves to cook, bake, read and write.

At SASHS, she was in the marching band, playing flute for seven years, and mellophone and French horn for one year.

She has worked at Déjà vu Boutique since 2010, and this year also volunteered at NETwork Ministries in Chambersburg.

Higgins attends Cedar Street Mennonite Church and regularly attends two youth groups — the Cedar Street youth group and the Marion M e n n o n i te C h u rc h yo u t h group.

She plans to take a year off to work and then pursue a double major in international business and psychology.

She loves to travel and hopes to attend college overseas.

Higgins is sponsored by Déjà vu Boutique.

Kayla Jones Kay l a J o n es, 1 8, i s t h e daughter of Maynard and Amy Jones, and the granddaughter of Jack and Norma Diehl and Juanita and H.L. Jones. She has an older sister, Heather, and a younger sister, Stephanie.

Jones is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, where she was a member of the National Hon-

or Society for two years and a Shippensburg Lions Club student of the month.

Jones was active in the music program at SASHS. She played cello in the orchestra for four years and received the National School Orchestra Award. She was also in the band for four years, playing oboe and baritone, and she served as drum major for two years. She played baritone in the jazz band in her senior year.

Jones is a member of the Shippensburg Community Church, where she enjoys playing electric bass for the worship team. She is also an active member of her church’s youth group.

Each summer, Jones works as a junior counselor with the children at Good News Camp in Waynesboro.

Fo r t h e p a s t 1 3 ye a rs , she has taken tap and ballet classes at Laurel’s Valley Dance Studio. She also enjoys playing piano, reading and spending time with friends and family.

In the fall, Jones will attend Lebanon Valley College, where she will pursue a double major in music education and mathematics secondary education.

She is sponsored by Shetron’s Tire Service.

Alicia Koser Ali Koser is the daughter of Jill and Frank Koser. She has a brother, Dex Koser.

She is a recent graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School and will attend Shippensburg University in the fall.

At SASHS, Koser was a m e m b e r of t h e yea r b o o k staff and student council.

She participated in track and field, helped with hair and makeup for school plays and musicals, and was a helper for Special Olympics.

Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, going to the beach, and exercising on

Rails to Trails in Shippensburg.

She is sponsored by Capelli.

Hailey McKee Hailey Amelia McKee, 17, is the daughter of Doug and Angela McKee. She has a younger sister, Rianon McKee, and her grandparents are Larry and Janice Beckfield, and Rich and Linda Comerer.

She graduated from Shippensburg Area Senior High School in 2013.

M cKee enjoys spending time with friends and family.

Her hobbies include fishing, hunting, swimming and bike riding.

She has been employed as a certified nursing assistant at Falling Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation Center since March 2012.

She plans to attend Harrisburg Area Community College, Gettysburg Campus, this fall to become a registered nurse.

She is sponsored by the Shippensburg Women’s Club.

Rebecca Shotto Rebecca Allison Shotto, 18, is the daughter of Robert and Susan Shotto. She is the second oldest of five daughters.

In high school, Shotto participated in track and field, and volleyball. She was also actively involved in many extracurricular clubs, including the National French Honor Society and student council, while working part time at Robert T. Henry Pharmacy.

She was on the honor roll throughout high school and recently received a Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement.

Shotto will attend Penn State Mont Alto this fall. She hopes to become a pharmacist.

Shotto’s hobbies include spending time with her friends and family.

She is sponsored by Robert T. Henry Pharmacy.

Lydia Wagner Lydia Wagner is the daughter of Kristina Deutsch. Her fiance is Brian Caudill, and she has three half-sisters, one half-brother and two soon-to-be stepsisters.

Wagner is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School. At SASHS, she was a member of the Environmental Club, the Technology Student Association, Drama Club, Maroon Platoon, field hockey and track.

Her design logo was chosen by the Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce to commemorate its 75th anniversary, and it is currently used in advertising and material publications.

Wagner enjoys caring for animals and is employed at Barmyre Kennels. She aspires to become a veterinarian and will attend Shippensburg University this fall.

Wagner is sponsored by

West End Fire Company.

Jessica Yaukey J e s s i c a Ya u k e y i s t h e daughter of Donovan and Jennifer Yaukey, of Shippensburg. She has a younger sister, Francesca, and a younger brother, Donovan.

A 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, she was ranked third in her class with a 4.19 GPA. At SASHS, Yaukey was copresident of S.H.I.N.E. (a group that volunteers with children at a homeless shelter in Carlisle), vice president of the French Honor Society, treasurer of the Broadway Club, and secretary of the Bird Watching Club. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and Key Club, and she participated in Math League. In addition, she played bassoon in the SASHS band and qualified for district band in 2012, and played

softball, earning a varsity letter in her senior year.

Yaukey attended the National Young Leader’s Conference in Washington, D.C., in 2011, and has played for the Shippensburg Xtreme tournament softball team since she was 12.

Yaukey has volunteered for the Drew Michael Taylor Foundation since it was established in 2006. She has helped at annual Family Fun Night events at Memorial Park, and she made and sold bracelets, key chains and bookmarks for the foundation as her graduation project.

Yaukey plans to attend the University of Pittsburgh in the fall, majoring in biological sciences as part of the pre-dental program. Her future plans are to become an orthodontist.

Her sponsor is the Drew Michael Taylor Foundation.

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Little Miss Shippensburg Community Fair Pageant Gabriella Boyer Gabriella Rae Boyer, 8, is the daughter of Jeremy and Amy Boyer. She has one brother, 14year-old Cyruss.

She also has two dogs, Penny and Lucy, two cats, Jasper and Bubba, and one hermit crab, Hermie.

Gabby is in third grade at Nancy Grayson Elementary School.

She especially likes reading and science experiments, and she enjoyed seeing her Flat Stanley project travel from Winnipeg, Canada, to Panama City, Fla. She also participates in Jump Rope for Heart and Nancy Grayson’s Relay for Life, and she has received a Character Counts award each year for responsibility and respect.

She walks with her grandmother every year in the Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance 5K, and this year she also participated in a Runners for Boston event in Chambersburg to benefit the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing attacks.

She is a member of Brownie Troop 80798 and a gymnast at the Wilson School of Gymnastics and Dance. She also attends Kids Night events at Voila! Children’s Art and Creativity Center in Chambersburg.

Her hobbies include swimming with friends, spending time with her grandparents and cousins, listening to Taylor Swift music, playing outside, digging for worms, camping with her family and fishing with her father and brother.

Gabby is sponsored by Goose Brothers Ice Cream.

Sarah Cook Sarah Rose Cook, 6, is a firstgrader at Nancy Grayson Elementary School.

Her parents are Emily and Jeremy Cook, of Shippensburg.

She has two brothers, 3-yearold Andrew and 18-month-old Thomas.

Her grandparents are Cliff and Stephanie Cook, of Shippensburg; Ron and Tina Johns, of Newburg; and Lisa and Roy

Shoap, of Shippensburg.

Sarah loves to go fishing with her father. She also enjoys spending time with her family, swimming, playing T-ball and hunting.

She loves animals and has six cats, three dogs and a guinea pig.

Sarah is sponsored by Shoap’s Sawmill.

Ansleigh Darhower Ansleigh Reese Darhower, 8, is the daughter of Ron and Elizabeth Darhower, of Shippensburg. She has an older sister, Morgan, and is in third grade at Nancy Grayson Elementary School.

Ansleigh enjoys school and loves reading. She has received Character Counts awards for fairness, caring and responsibility.

Ansleigh plays soccer in the American Youth Soccer Organization in Shippensburg and is a member of Brownie Troop 80798. She previously attended the Wilson School of Gymnastics.

Ansleigh has participated in Relay for Life for the past three years. She also participated in Jump Rope for Heart last winter.

She enjoys swimming, jumping rope, playing soccer, playing with her American Girl dolls and spending time with her friends.

When she grows up, she would like to play professional soccer.

Ansleigh is sponsored by Bauserman’s Barber Shop.

Jenna Kirby Jenna Kirby, 6, is the daughter of Chad and Nichole Kirby. She has one older brother, Cole.

Jenna attends Nancy Grayson Elementary School and will be in first grade next year. In kindergarten, she received a Character Counts award for citizenship.

Her favorite activities include arts and crafts, riding her fourwheeler and bike, swimming, and enjoying her family and friends.

Jenna is an animal lover who adores her boxer, Hemi. She participates in SAYA cheerleading

and Shippensburg AYSO soccer. Her favorite subjects are readJenna is sponsored by The ing and writing.

Hair Cottage.

Shaylin attends the Greencastle Church of God, where Alona Morris she enjoys singing.

She also enjoys playing Alona Leann Morris, 8, is in third grade at James Burd El- softball for New Franklin, and spending time at her grandparementary School.

She is the daughter of Joshua ents’ dairy farm. When she’s and Drista Morris, of Shippens- on the farm, she likes to help burg. She has an older sister, with the milking, walk her cows Shealyn Reanne Morris, and her around or just help her grandgrandparents are Steven and mother feed the calves.

Shaylin also enjoys showing Lisa Hanna, the late Stanley Eugene Washinger, and Richard her cows at local fairs and the and Carol Morris, all of Ship- Pennsylvania Farm Show. She is looking forward to being old pensburg.

Alona has been a cheerleader enough to join the 4-H Dairy for the VFW Post 6168 Eagles Club.

Shaylin is sponsored by squad for the past two years.

She also enjoys playing basket- Reich-Dale Farm. ball and was on the Nets team.

Leah Rohr Her hobbies include singing, swimming and spending time Leah Anne Rohr, 8, is the with family and friends. daughter of Bill and Michelle Her favorite colors are pink Rohr, of Shippensburg. She was and light blue, and her favor- born in Chincoteague, Va., and ite things at the Shippensburg has lived in Thomaston, Maine.

Community Fair are the rides She has one brother and three and funnel cakes. sisters.

Alona is sponsored by the She is in second grade at P.A.P. Foundation.

Nancy Grayson Elementary School.

Haley Mosher Leah loves to fish, ski and Haley J. Mosher, 7, is the play basketball. She also enjoys daughter of Jamie and Jem spending time at the firehouse Mosher. She has an older broth- with her father and cooking with her mother. er, Oliver.

Leah is sponsored by West Haley was born in San Fernando City, Philippines, while End Fire and Rescue Company. her father was working in MoBraelynn Sollenberger sul, Iraq.

She is a first-grade honor roll Braelynn Mya Sollenberger is student at Nancy Grayson El- the daughter of Celeste Beard ementary School. She received and Dwayne Sollenberger, and a citizenship award last year.

She is active in soccer, cheerleading and dance (hip-hop and tap). Her hobbies are reading books, coloring and drawing.

Haley is sponsored by Jerr Dan Corp.

Past winners The Little Miss Shippensburg Community Fair contest was first in 2004. Past winners are: 2004: Kayleigh Reid 2005: Brianna Besore 2006: Torie Wolford 2007: Stephanie Jones 2008: Bailey Bauserman 2009: Kourtney Shoap 2010: Shyann Reese 2011: Clara Geesaman 2012: Kenzie Boyd the older sister of Thunder Sollenberger.

Her grandparents are Miles and Carol Beard, of Shippensburg, and Miriam and Charles Sollenberger, of Manheim.

Braelynn attends Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School, where she will be in second grade in 2013-14.

Braelynn was a member of the Wilson Panther all-star cheerleading team in the 201213 season.

In addition to cheerleading, Braelynn enjoys dancing, arts and crafts. She also enjoys spending time with her family and playing with her friends.

Her favorite summer activities include swimming and traveling.

Braelynn is sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi.

7, is the daughter of Pete and Kristi Sprow, of Shippensburg.

She has two younger brothers, Peter and Christopher, and two dogs, Zeus and Zina.

Madi will be in third grade at Nancy Grayson Elementary School this year. Last year, she received a Character Counts award for caring.

Her favorite activity is cheerleading, and she cheers for the Shippensburg Greyhounds. She also loves to read and play with friends.

Her favorite food is steak, and every summer she looks forward to going to the beach with her family.

Her hobbies include swimming, jumping on her trampoline and riding her bike.

When she grows up, she would like to go to college and be a teacher.

Madison Sprow She is sponsored by CumberMadison Leigh “Madi” Sprow, land Valley Hose Company.

West End Fire and Rescue

Shaylin Reichard Shaylin DaNae Reichard, 7, lives in Chambersburg with her parents, Curtis and Autumn Reichard, and her two older brothers, Skyler and Hayden.

She is in first grade at Mowery Elementary School in the Waynesboro School District.

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Keri Wolfe reflects on year as 2012 fair queen

By Debbie Chestnut The Sentinel dchestnut@cumberlink.com

SHIPPENSBURG — Keri Wolfe says her reign as the 2012 Shippensburg Community Fair queen was an experience she will never forget.

“I got to go to the fair every day and hand out ribbons in the livestock and agriculture events,” she said. “I helped out wherever I was needed, and I was in parades throughout the year.”

Wolfe also enjoyed a Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Cratchit’s Storybook Tea Party during Dickens Days, and she represented Shippensburg at the state fair queen pageant in Hershey.

“That was fun,” she said of her trip to Hershey. “I got to meet a lot of girls from across the state.”

Wolfe said she also gained confidence and learned time management skills.

“I went away to college, so I had to balance time,” she said. “There were weekends I had to be home for certain things. And it helped with my confidence and interacting with other people.”

Wolfe said she was encouraged by her friends to enter the pageant because it was something they could do together after high school graduation.

“My friends and I kind of helped out (at the pageant in the past), and I always thought it looked like a lot of fun,” she said. “It was one of the last things to do with my friends before we all went our separate ways and left for college.”

Past fair queens listed The first Shippensburg Community Fair was in 1958. Past fair queens are: 1958: Theresa Cocklin 1959: Norma Wagner 1960: Nancy McCulloch 1961: Jo Ellen Kirssin 1962: Doris Mae Potteiger 1963: Mary McDonald 1964: Vicki Martin 1965: Romaine Brechbiel 1966: Judy Bard 1967: Ralma Burkhart 1968: Sue Cummins 1969: Tace Taylor 1970: Glenda Diehl 1971: Michelle Luhrs 1972: Sharon Mears 1973: Jessica Baum 1974: Laura Ulsh 1975: Lisa Ommert 1976: Tabitha Owens 1977: Donna Crider 1978: Jill Horneys 1979: Siobhan Reichlin 1980: Yvonne Forrester 1981: Dawn Drexler 1982: Tracy Warren 1983: Michele Talhelm

1984: Chris Kitzmiller 1985: Lisa Proctor 1986: Holly Hershey 1987: Michelle Winters 1988: Alonda Willis 1989: Ruth Hutchison 1990: Kristin Kay Cypher 1991: Sharon Bietsch 1992: Meg Nichols 1993: Melanie Ginnick 1994: Stacey Lytle 1995: Laura Strayer 1996: Megan Ginnick 1997: Beth Dickinson 1998: Angie Davidson 1999: Sarah Kipley 2000: Julie Wadel 2001: Cassandra Bonitz 2002: Jessica Sheaffer 2003: Kristine Koziar 2004: Madeline Dinda 2005: Tiffany Reese 2006: Maryann Steenstra 2007: Lauren Anne Shotts 2008: Hannah Taylor 2009: Elizabeth Rule 2010: Katelyn Carson 2011: Hannah Strohm 2012: Keri Wolfe

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Miss Shippensburg Community Fair Queen 2012 Keri Wolfe, sitting, and Miss Shippensburg Community Fair Sweetheart 2012 Michaella Mowers.

Wolfe said she can’t believe she will be crowning a new queen in three weeks.

She said the best advice she can offer to this year’s contestants is to have fun.

“I would tell them to have fun and be themselves, and to enjoy every second of it,” she said. “For whoever wins, take every moment and enjoy it because the

year will go really fast.”

Keri is the daughter of Scott and Cathy Wolfe, of Shippensburg. She has a younger sister, Alexis.

Wolfe studied nursing at Shepherd University in West Virginia last year.

This year, she plans to transfer closer to home and attend Hagerstown Community College.

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