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Girls compete to be queen Rebecca Shotto Sixteen girls will compete in the Shippensburg Community Fair queen contest, which begins at 7:30 p.m.

Monday, July 22, on the stage.

Lydia Baker Lydia Baker, 17, is the daughter of Kevin Fogle, of Shippensburg.

She has one brother, Rya n , a n d Lydia Baker one sister, Bailey.

Baker will be a senior at Shippensburg Area Senior High School this fall. She also studies cosmetology at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. After graduation, she plans to pursue a career as a licensed cosmetologist.

In her spare time, Baker enjoys spending time with friends and family, being outdoors and having a good time.

She is sponsored by Cumberland Valley Hose Company.

MaKiela Burkholder MaKiela Rayleen Burkholder, also known as Mikey, is the18-yearold daughter of Stacy and Pepper MaKiela Burkholder. Burkholder She is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, where she was actively involved in the Environmental Club and Key Club, and was an honor roll student all four years. She also played basketball and softball in high school, and she has been a catcher for the Shippensburg Xtreme tournament softball team

for nine years.

Burkholder’s hobbies include watching sports, playing basketball and softball, working out, hanging out with friends and family, watching movies, hunting and fishing, riding fourwheelers and traveling, especially to the beach.

Burkholder also works part time at the Shippensburg Lowe’s.

In the fall, she will attend Wilson College, majoring in biology pre-med and minoring in coaching. She will also play for the Wilson softball team.

Burkholder plans to continue her education at a medical school and become a radiologist.

S h e i s s p o n so re d by American Legion Post 223.

Allison Caudill Allison Caudill is the daughter of Brian Caudill and Amy Ocker, and the youngAllison er sister of Laura Cau- Caudill dill.

In her free time, she enjoys painting, spending time with friends and family, being active and going on family trips.

Caudill was an honor roll student all four years in high school. She was also a student council representative for two years, a member of the Environmental Club for one year, and a member of the French Honor Society and Art Honor Society for two years.

This fall, Caudill plans to major in art at Shippensburg University.

She is sponsored by the Lester M. Cline People Assisting People Foundation.

Shelby Cordell Shelby Cordell, 18, wa s b o r n in Hagerstown, Md., and grew up in Newburg Shelby and Shippensburg. Cordell She is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School. Biology is her favorite subject.

She will attend Shippensburg University this fall, and she plans to pursue a career in business, psychology or biology.

Cordell works at American Eagle Outfitters in the Chambersburg Mall.

Her hobbies include adventuring and exploring, and creating art.

Cordell is sponsored by Kings Court Tanning.

with friends and family.

In the fall, she will major in speech language pathology and audiology at Temple University. She plans to become a speech language pathologist.

Fleming is sponsored by Durff Kuhn VFW Post 6168 and Durff Kuhn VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 6168.

Jordan Kent

Jordan Kent is the daughter of Janet a n d S te ven Kent.

She is one of six chilJordan Kent dren.

Kent enjoys spending time with her church family and looks forward to a summer mission trip with Reach Workcamps.

Kent was a honor roll student throughout high school. She received the Jordan Fleming Presidential Award for OutJordan standing Academic AchieveFleming is ment and was a Rotary Club the daughStudent of the Month. She ter of Kevin played school and club voland Karleyball and served as presien Flemdent of the National Art ing. She Honor Society and treasurer is a 2014 of the Key Club. graduate of Jordan Kent plans to attend Chambers- Fleming Chambersburg Beauty burg Area Senior High School, where School in the fall.

She is sponsored by the she was a member of the varsity cheerleading squad Shippensburg Kiwanis Club. and was involved with extracurricular clubs like the Christina Kerley National Honor Society, ChrisMu Alpha Theta and Future t i n a Ke rBusiness Leaders of Amer- l ey i s t h e ica. She also participated in daughter of the Healthcare Career In- Mike Kerstitute and cooperative ed- ley and Kim ucation program.

Monn. She Fleming also works part is the oldtime at Dr. Toothman and est of three Christina Barra’s orthodontist office. daughters. Kerley She volunteers at Kitchen In her spare time, Kerley of Grace and the Bethesda See Queen, C4 Mission, and enjoys being

prepares to pass on the crown

By Debbie Chestnut The Sentinel Rebecca Shotto has represented her community as the 2013 Shippensburg Fair queen for the past year, and the experience has created memories that will last a lifetime.

“I have a fair family now, made up of all the volunteers here, and I absolutely love them,” said Shotto. “You create a sisterhood with the other fair queens that you meet at the state pageant — and I learned a lot of interesting things, like how to milk a goat. I learned a lot about Pennsylvania agriculture that I didn’t know.”

Shotto, 19, has had many duties since being crowned fair queen. She handed out ribbons to contest winners, conducted a news cast for abc27, and introduced entertainers at last year’s fair.

“Outside of the fair, I went to the Dickens Day Breakfast with Santa and a lot of parades,” she said. “It was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed it.”

She also helped with the Corn Festival and participated in the Pennsylvania state fair queen pageant in January at Hershey.

She said the experience has been valuable, and she encourages other girls to

consider being in the pageant.

“The pageant helps you build poise and learn life skills,” she said. “It teaches you about being responsible and growing up.”

Shotto’s advice to future contestants is simple.

“I know it sounds really cliché, but be yourself and have fun,” she said. “The reason I entered the pageant was because I wanted to make memories and have fun. I wasn’t looking to win.

It totally surprised me.”

Reflecting on last year’s pageant, she said she just took her time to answer questions and then gave an honest answer.

“I wasn’t really nervous,” Shotto said. “When they asked the questions, I took a deep breath, thought a moment about what I wanted to say, and then responded.

I think the most important part is speaking from your heart and not sounding like a robot with a rehearsed answer.”

The daughter of Robert and Susan Shotto, of Shippensburg, she is a 2013 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School. She is now studying biology at Penn State Mont Alto. Her career plans are to become a pharmacist.

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more than three years. In June 2013, she obtained her Emergency Medical Technician certificate.

She also volunteers at West End Fire and Rescue Company, where she is secretary of the junior board.

At school, she is president of the first-aid club.

In her free time, Killinger enjoys spending time with friends and family, and camping, in addition to volunteering at West End and Shippensburg EMS. After graduation, Killinger plans to attend Lock Haven University to become a physician assistant.

She is sponsored by West End Fire and Rescue Company.

enjoys competitive cheerleading, singing the national anthem for high school sporting events and spending time with family and friends.

While in high school, she participated in track and field and cheerleading, earning a spot on the UCA All-American team. She was also a member of the Art Honor Society, serving as vice president her senior year.

She also works part time at McDonalds.

Kent is currently enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves, and she plans to attend college to obtain a degree in fine arts.

Kent is sponsored by Adelyn Landi Chamberlin & Wingert SanAdelyn itary Services.

Landi participated in Katelyn Killinger track all four Katelyn years in high Killinger is school. She the daughwas also inter of Angela volved in the Glocke and Art Honor Adelyn Landi Danny KillSociety and i n ge r. S h e enjoyed painting murals and will be a seface painting. nior at Ship- Katelyn She also volunteers at Killinger pensburg Kings Kettle Food PanArea Senior try and has gone on mulHigh School this fall. tiple mission trips with her Killinger has been a vol- church’s youth group. She unteer junior member at has also been involved with Shippensburg Area Emer- Joy El Ministries 4.12 leadgency Medical Services for ership program for the last

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three years, helping with summer camp and weekend activities throughout the year.

She plans to attend Shippensburg University and pursue a dual major in criminal justice and psychology.

Her goal is to become a child therapist.

Landi is sponsored by Newburg Lodge H562 Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Hattie Lynch Hattie Lynch is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior HighSchool.

She is the daughter of Hattie Lynch Bridgette and Kenneth Gettel.

Lynch enjoys line dancing, softball and fishing local creeks and rivers. She is also a volunteer member of West End Fire and Rescue Company.

Lynch has been active in FFA for three years and was a student advisor. She also received the Star Chapter Degree Award in 2014.

She enjoys spending time with her family, friends and church family.

Lynch plans to attend Harrisburg Area Community College in the fall, and

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later transfer to Shippensburg University to major in sociology. She is interested in studying child development and hopes to one day have a career that will involve helping children who are less fortunate.

Lynch is sponsored by D’lish Bakery & Café in Shippensburg.

Sheyenne McCulloch Sheyenne McCulloch is the daughter of Travis and Angela McCulloch, and the sister of Sierra Sheyenne McCulloch. McColloch She is a recent graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School.

In her free time, she enjoys competitive barrel racing on her two horses, Doc CQand Cash. She also enjoys spending time with her friends and family.

While in high school, McCulloch participated in cross country and track and field, and worked part time at Alfredo’s Restaurant.

She plans to study cosmetic arts and design, and will attend the Paul Mitchel school in August. In the future, she hopes to offer horse riding lessons.

McCulloch is sponsored

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Alina McKnight Alina McKnight, 1 6, i s t h e daughter o f S te ve n a n d L a u ra McKnight.

She has a younger sis- Alina ter, Brenna. McKnight McKnight is a sophomore and honor roll student at Shippensburg Area Senior High School.

This fall, she will attend the Franklin County Career and Technology Center, where she will study welding.

McKnight enjoys horseback riding, swimming, biking, welding and spending time with her family and their dogs, horses and chickens.

She is sponsored by Guyer Pools.

High School. While in high school, she played basketball for the Greyhounds and her AAU team, Mid Penn Motion.

In the fall, she will attend Mount Aloysius College, where she will play basketball for the Mounties. She will major in elementary education.

Miller is sponsored by the Vigilant Hose Company.

Harley Payne

Harley Ann Payne is the daughter of Rocky and Ann Payne, of Shippensb u rg , a n d the grand- Harley Payne daughter of Ray and Chris McKenrick, Judy and Robert Harper Sr., all of Shippensburg, and the late Joseph Payne Sr. and Reba Kylee Leanne Miller Payne.

Kylee LeAn honor roll student at anne Miller, Shippensburg Area Senior 18, is the High, she graduated in 2014. daughter of While in high school, she Wayne and earned three letters in cheerJanell Miller. leading. In her senior year, She has two she was captain of the squad younger sisand received Cheerleader of Kylee Leanne ters, Paige the Year, and Hope, Courage a n d C o r - Miller and Strength awards. rine, and She was also an All-Amerone younger brother, Athan. ican cheerleader at UCA Miller is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior See Queen, C5

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Little Miss contestants to compete Monday Fourteen girls will compete for the title of 2014 Little Miss at the Shippensburg Community Fair. The contest begins at 6 p.m. Monday, July 21, on stage at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds.

Riley Beam Riley Nicole Beam, 8, is the daughter o f Na t h a n Beam and Nicole Fink e y, a n d the grandRiley Beam daughter of Gloria Beecher and the late Terry L. Beecher, and Dan Steenstra and Trish Keifman. She has an older brother, Nathan, who is 10, and a younger brother, Kameron, who is 1.

Riley loves animals. She has two dogs, Doodle and Kasey.

This fall, Riley will be in third grade at James Burd

Elementary School. She received a Wonderful Writer Award at her school last year.

Outside of school, Riley cheers for the Cobras and tumbles. She is also her brother Nathan’s number one cheerleader at his baseball and football games.

Riley loves camping, swimming, shopping and spending time with her family. She also loves to talk with her great-grandmother, Betty Binner, who will celebrate her 90th birthday next year.

Riley is sponsored by T&G Car Sales.

Ivy Roxanne Rose Bigler is 8 yea rs o l d .

Her parents are Stephanie Bigler and Vance Kitner. She Ivy Bigler

Alexis Boyd Alexis Irene Boyd, 8, is the daughter of Ryan and Amber Boyd, o f L u rga n . Alexis Boyd

She is the granddaughter of Bob and Diane Boyd, of Lurgan, and Jeff and Rebecca Jarrett, of Fort Loudon.

Alexis has an older brother, Brayden, 11, an older sister, Kenzie, 9.

She also has many pets, including a dog, hens and roosters, goats, guinea pigs and a hermit crab.

Lexi will be in the third grade at Lurgan Elementary School this fall. She enjoys reading, math, science and gym. She also received the Good Citizen Award at her school.

Lexi enjoys playing softball, but her favorite sport is soccer. She also enjoys reading, listening and singing to music, roller skating, swimming, spending time with her friends, going to the beach and watching movies with her grandma.

At the fair, Lexi looks forward to riding the rides, seeing the animals, playing games and enjoying

She will attend Shippensburg University in the fall, majoring in elementary education and minoring in coaching education.

She enjoys shopping, beach vacations and spending time with her family and friends.

She is employed at Red Lobster in Chambersburg as a server/hostess.

Payne is sponsored by the Shippensburg Kiwanis Club.

nette Haney.

She has an older sister, Allie, a twin brother, Mitchell, and a younger Erika brother, Rhinehart Hayden.

She also has a nephew, Jameson, and a niece, Xera.

Rhinehart is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High School, where she was class treasurer all four years. She was an honor roll student throughout high school, and her extracurricular activities include marching band, concert band, Interact Club and Stu-

dent Council.

She also works part time at Kathy’s Deli and has helped with Special Olympics and participated in Relay for Life.

She previously worked at Rhodes Grove Camp and Conference Center as a counselor and member of the work crew. She also completed the Rhodes Grove’s Camp Leadership Program.

Rhinehart was selected as Civic Club Student of the Month in November, and she received the Marian E. Freeman and Shippensburg Class of 1978 scholarships and the Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement.

Rhinehart is a member

Ivy Bigler

has an older sister, Samantha.

She also has a dog named Leo and two cats, Bumper and Boots.

Ivy attends Oak Flat Elementary School and will be in the third grade in the fall.

Her hobbies include sw i m m i n g , vo l l eyba l l , drawing and riding her bike.

She hopes to be a hair stylist and a fashion designer when she grows up.

She also wants to buy the ground behind her house and build a big house for her mother and a barn with lots of animals.

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Drew and Clue Crew series.

Her sponsor is FogelErica has also taken dance sanger-Bricker Funeral lessons for five years and Home. participated in dance competitions during the past Erica Buchheister year. She has played comErica Shipetitive soccer for four loh Buchyears, and she also takes heister, 8, piano lessons, participates of Shipin cheerleading, and is a pensburg, is member of the Jump Ship the daughjump rope team. ter of John In her spare time, Eriand Tracey ca enjoys swimming, bike Erica Buchheisriding, jumping on the ter, and lit- Buchheister trampoline, playing video tle sister of games and spending time Kyle Buchheister. with her family, friends She recently completed and her two cats, Trouble third grade at Nancy Gray- and Trickster. son Elementary School, She wants to be a veteriwhere she received Charac- narian when she grows up. ter Counts awards for citiEach year at the fair, Erica zenship and awards for good looks forward to riding the bus conduct. rides, eating cotton candy Erica enjoys riding the bus and attending the Little with her friends, playing at Miss Pageant. recess, and participating Her sponsor is Dance in the Book It reading pro- Academy XIV. gram. She has become esSee Little Miss, C6 pecially fond of the Nancy

of Grace United Church of Christ, and she attends Elevate Youth Group at Mongul United Brethren Church.

In her spare time, Rhinehart enjoys spending time with friends and family.

She plans to attend Shippensburg University in the fall and major in social work.

S h e i s s p o n s o re d by Kathy’s Deli.

Queen Continued from C4 Camp and was voted Most Spirited by her classmates, and she participated in the 2013 Macy’s Day Parade as a UCA cheerleader.

Payne also played softball for four years, lettering as a senior and helping her team advance to the district playoffs, and she was on the yearbook staff for two years, serving as editor in 2014. She was also active in the Internet Safety Alliance program, Environmental Club and Maroon Platoon.

Payne has been an advisor for the Shippensburg Area Youth Athletics cheer school program for the last five years.

Erika Rhinehart Erika Ann Rhinehart is the daughter of Michael and Laura Rhinehart, of Shippensburg. She is also the granddaughter of Robert and Peggy Rhinehart, and Gordon and the late Jea-

Emily Stouffer Emily Stouffer is the daughter of Jeremy Stouffer, and Carrie and Jeff Mead. She Emily h a s t h r e e Stouffer

younger brothers, Ethan Stouffer, Aidan Mead and Brayton Stouffer.

In her spare time, she enjoys running and spending time with friends and family.

While in high school, Stouffer participated in cross country and track and field. She was also involved in many extracurricular activities, including the Environmental Club, and she served as student council president She also works part time at Sheetz.

Stouffer plans to attend Clarion University and major in accounting.

She is sponsored by the Hub City Club.

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Sara Cramer Sara Cramer is the daughter of Chuck and Becky Cramer, of Shippensb u rg . S h e has an older Sara Cramer brother, Jacob.

Sara recently completed second grade at Nancy Grayson Elementary School.

She attends the Shippensburg First Church of God and is an active member in the children’s ministries department, participating in many skits and musicals.

Sara is also a cheerleader for the Shippensburg Area Youth Athletics’ Rockets basketball team, and she enjoys playing soccer in the Shippensburg Soccer Club. She also enjoys riding her bike, swimming, arts and crafts, playing with her friends and spending time with her three cats Boo, Ivy and Ace. Sara is sponsored by Carl L. Cramer Insurance.

Ashley Cruz Ashley Cruz, 7, is the daughter of Ki and Selena Cruz.

S h e l ove s school and will be going into sec- Ashley Cruz o n d g ra d e at James Burd Elementary School this fall. Her favorite subjects are math and reading.

Ashley attends Leesburg United Methodist Church and helps with many projects. Among the projects was a video, created through Mission Central of Mechanicsburg, which will be shown across the United States and in many foreign countries to

promote mission work.

Ashley has received private ballet instruction for three years at Dance Academy XIV. This year, she joined the academy’s beginner competition team and scored in the top 10 in her first solo dance.

Ashley enjoys traveling (especially to Disney World) and the beach, watching movies, listening to music and attending live theater.

She also enjoys jumping on her trampoline, playing with friends, and searching the Internet for craft projects she can do with her Gram.

When she grows up, Ashley wants to be a chef or an engineer like her dad.

She is sponsored by Vigilant Hose Fire Company.

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Jossalyn j u s t co m pleted kindergarten at NancyGrayson Elementary School, Jossalyn where she Eckert won a Character Counts Award for responsibility.

She loves practicing ballet at the Chambersburg Ballet School and appeared as the Big Bunny in its June production of “Snow White.”

She also enjoys gymnastics at Wilson School of Gymnastics and Dance, with the beam as her favorite skill, and she plays soccer in the Shippensburg chapter of the American Youth Soccer Organization. She hopes to be a cheerleader this fall.

Olivia Eberly Jossalyn and her family Olivia Ebwere instrumental in bringerly, 6, is the ing two Buddy Benches to daughter Nancy Grayson to help kids of Laverne who are feeling left out find and Stephafriends. nie Eberly, Jo s s a ly n a l s o e n j oys of Shipspending time with her with pensburg. friends and family, and takShe has one Olivia Eberly ing her dogs, Charlie and brother, Chester, for walks on Rails Ryver Marpoe, 13, of Ship- to Trails. pensburg.

Jossalyn is sponsored by She also has a dog, Remi, Kami’s Cleaning. who is her best friend, and Ireland Hummer one cat, Jynx.

Her hobbies include makIreland ing bracelets, writing, draw- Hummer, ing and learning to cook. She 6 , i s t h e also enjoys riding her bike, daughter of swimming, playing with her Robert and pit bull and enjoying life on Erin Humthe farm. m e r, o f She received a Character ShippensCounts Award in January, burg. She is Ireland and the James Burd Elemen- the grand- Hummer tary School Writers Award daughter of in March.

Garry and Dee Delancy, and Olivia is sponsored by the great-granddaughter of D’Lish Bakery.

Harold and Esther Creamer. Ireland also has an older Jossalyn Eckert brother, Calison.

Jossalyn Eckert, 6, is the Ireland attends James daughter of Chris and Kris- Burd Elementary School and ti Eckert, of Shippensburg. will be in first grade in the She has an older brother, fall. During her kindergarten

year, she received numerous awards for being respectful and responsible.

In her free time, Ireland enjoys playing T-ball, reading, shopping with her mom, going to the beach, playing with her dogs and helping others.

Her sponsor is K ings Court Tanning.

Breanne Rotz Breanne Rotz, 8, is the daughter of Milton and Stacey Rotz, of Shippensb u rg . S h e has two old- Breanne er brothers, Rotz Dylan and Shaine, and is the granddaughter of Bob and Jane Lytle, of Shippensburg, and Ernie and Carolyn Rotz, of Chambersburg.

Breanne attends Nancy Grayson Elementary School, where she just finished second grade. She is a threeyear Character Counts Award winner.

Breanne attends the Newburg First Church of God, where she participates in the choir and Pioneer Club.

She also plays soccer, basketball and softball, and she enjoys singing, swimming, spending time with her friends and family, and traveling. Her favorite places to visit are the beach and Walt Disney World.

Breanne is sponsored by Greencastle Livestock Market.

Loren Steffen Loren Marie Steffen, 7, is the daughter of Gary and Jennifer Steffen, of Shippensburg. She has one sister, Haley, and four brothers, Branden, Raven, Ryan

and Riley.

Loren just completed secondgrade at Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary Loren Steffen School.

Loren and her family are ambassadors for Children’s Miracle Network and raise money throughout the year. She also participates in the Mini Relay for Life at Luhrs school and the Shippensburg Relay for Life with her family.

Loren is part of the competition team Cobra Cheer Basics with Kayla Russell.

In addition to cheerleading, Loren loves reading, singing, dancing and dress-up.

Loren would like to be an NICU nurse when she grows up.

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Athletics program, playing piano, going to the fire She is sponsored by Mc- station with her father, and going to work with Beth Transportation. her mother.

Payton White Pay to n a t te n d s t h e Church of the Brethren.

Payton S h e i s s p o n s o re d by White, West End Fire and Rescue 8, is the daughter Company. of James Abby and Lisa Wise White. She has an oldAbby er brother, Payton Wise, 6, is White Tanner, the daughand a pet t e r o f dog named Tucker.

Christine Payton attends James and ThomBurd Elementary School. as Wise, of Abby Wise S h e e n j oys t h e o u t - Newburg. doors, hunting, fishing, She has an older sister camping, swimming and named Chelsey. spending time with her Abby is in kindergarten brother. at James Burd Elementary She also enjoys playing School, and she particibasketball in the Ship- pated in the school’s Jump p e n s b u rg A re a Yo u t h Rope for Heart.

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He r h o b b i e s i n c l u d e playing T-ball, riding four-wheelers and tractors, playing outside and competing in beauty pageants. Her favorite activity is riding her mini horse.

Abby also enjoys cheerleading and is in dance.

She also helps to care for the cows at her pappy’s farm and the pigs and horses at her own home.

Abby is sponsored by Middle Spring Motors.

Maggie Yeager Maggie Lauren-Belle Yeager, 7, is the daughter of Donnie and April Yeager. She has two older sisters, Brooke and Baileigh, and two older brothers, Jordan and Levi.

Maggie is in first grade at James Burd Elementary School. She recently participated in the Jump

Rope for H ea r t fo r the American Heart Association.

Maggie’s hobbies Maggie include Yeager cheerleading and tumbling. She is a student at Cobra Cheer Basics and will begin competition cheer this season. She also cheers for the Minnequa Lions football team.

Maggie loves to draw and paint, and she enjoys cooking with her mom.

Her other hobbies include mushroom hunting, reading, fishing and riding four-wheelers.

Maggie is sponsored by Cumberland Valley Hose Company and Tawnie’s Beauty Shop.

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entertainment There will be plenty of entertainment on stage during the 57th annual Shippensburg Community Fair, which will be held July 21 to 26 at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds.

The fair will open in traditional fashion with the Shippensburg Band performing at the community vespers service at 7 p.m.

Sunday, July 20. Admission is free.

The Little Miss pageant will begin at 6 p.m. Monday, July 21. It will be followed by the fair queen contest at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free.

On Tuesday, July 22, the Chris Ruble Band will perform at 7:30 p.m.

According to his website, Ruble started singing with InSpirit, a traveling gospel ensemble, when he was 4 years old.

Ruble and his five-piece band perform a variety of music, including country, contemporary Christian and country gospel. The website states he writes and publishes his own music,

and is currently promoting his new album, which includes songs like “Parking” and “Sweet Tea.” Admission is free.

The Alex Hilton Band will be on stage at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, July 23.

According to its website, the Hilton Band is a country music group from Virginia that performs “a mix of upbeat country rocking music and soft country ballads.”

Members of the group include Chad Davis on lead guitar; Chambersburg native Ryan Kane on bass; Jason Brookens, of Chambersburg, on drums; and Alex Hilton, vocals and rhythm.

Admission is free.

Entertainment Thursday, July 24, will be provided by Rick K. & The Allnighters, a rock and roll band, at 7:30 p.m.

According to the band’s website, the concert will include music from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, as well as classic top 40 songs and pop rock of the 1980s and 1990s.

Members of the group include Steve Moore on drums, Paul Doege on bass guitar/vocals and Steve Shelene on lead guitar/vocals.

The horn section includes section leader Bob Menear on trumpet, Jeremiah Bennett on alto sax and Chuck White on tenor sax.

Admission is $5 (children age 6 and under are free).

On Friday, July 25, Karaoke

by Phantom Shadow will be featured at 7 p.m. Registration will begin at 6 p.m.

Admission is free.

Smokin’ Gunnz will present a southern rock tribute concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

According to its website, the band has been performing for nearly 15 years, “recreat(ing) the sound of Sentinel file photo some of Southern Rock’s A large crowd of children, parents, and family members mingle around the most respected artists.”

Members of the band in- midway at the 2013 Shippensburg Fair during the Kiddies’ Day activities. clude Robert Morris, drums and lead vocals; Rick Marko, bass and vocals; and Chris Della Porta and Mike Brady, lead/rhythm guitar and vocals.

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Contestants of the 2013 Little Miss Shippensburg Fair pageant wait backstage before they walk onto the stage at the Shippensburg Fair. From left to right: Leah Rohr, Brealynn Sollenberger, Shaylin Reichard, Haley Mosher and Alona Morris.

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schedule of events Sunday, July 20

test (Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Jersey, Milking ShortLivestock Stockman’s Contest, horns), Dairy Show Barn, 7 p.m.

Livestock Show Ring, 4:30 p.m.

Miss Shippensburg Community Shippensburg Band concert, on Fair Queen pageant, on stage, 7:30 stage, 7 p.m. p.m.

Community vespers service, on Barnyard Olympics, Gro-Mar stage, 7:30 p.m.

Ring, 8 p.m.

Monday, July 21

Tuesday, July 22

Open and junior market goat show, Livestock Show Ring, 8:30 a.m., followed by open and junior market lamb show Youth, farm, home products entered (not including baked goods), Home Products Building, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Combined Forces Laser Tag, area above rides, 5 to 10 p.m.

Open and junior market steer show, Livestock Show Ring, 5 p.m.

Little Miss Shippensburg Community Fair pageant, on stage, 6 p.m.

Skid Loader Rodeo, Gro-Mar Ring, 6 p.m.

Youth showing and fitting con-

Open and junior market swine show, Livestock Show Ring, 8:30 a.m.

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

Baked goods entered, Home Products Building 1, 9 a.m. to noon Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey and Milking Shorthorn show, Dairy Show Barn, 10 a.m.

Baked goods judging begins, 1 p.m.

Combined Forces Laser Tag, area above rides, 5 to 10 p.m.

Baked goods auction, area between Home Products Buildings 1 and 2, 5:30 p.m.

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

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

Horse pulling contest, Gro-Mar Ring, 7 p.m.

The Chris Ruble Band, on stage, 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, July 23 45th annual Craft Show, area between rides and horse show ring, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Kiddies Day with special ride price of $15 for the day (no age limit), 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ticket windows close at 3:30 p.m.

Combined Forces Laser Tag, area above rides, noon to 10 p.m.

Poultry show, Livestock Show Ring, 4 p.m.

Youth dairy judging contest, Dairy Show Barn, 7 p.m.

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

Alex Hilton Band, on stage, 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, July 24

Ring, 7 p.m.

Karaoke by Phantom Shadow, Open and junior breeding goat on stage, 7 p.m. (Registration at 6 show, Livestock Show Ring, 9 a.m. p.m.)

Open rabbit show and Rabbit Skillathon, Livestock Show Ring, Saturday, July 26 4 p.m.

Combined Forces Laser Tag, area Draft horse show, Gro-Mar Ring, above rides, 5 to 10 p.m.

8 a.m.

Holstein youth showing and fitChuck Lesher 5K Classic, 5K ting contest, Dairy Show Barn, 7 run/walk hosted by Chambersp.m. burg Road Runners Club, 8:30 a.m.

Tractor pull (farm stock), Gro- (Registration inside Gate 7) Mar Ring, 7 p.m.

Supreme Livestock Showman Rick K. & The Allnighters, on Contest, Livestock Show Ring, 9 stage, 7:30 p.m. a.m.

Kiddies Day with special ride Friday, July 25 price of $15 for the day (no age Open and junior breeding beef limit), 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ticket show, Livestock Show Ring, 9 a.m. windows close at 3:30 p.m.

Combined Forces Laser Tag, area Open and junior breeding sheep show, Livestock Show Ring, 2 p.m. above rides, noon to 10 p.m.

Draft horse halter show, Dairy Combined Forces Laser Tag, area Show Barn, 12:30 p.m. above rides, 5 to 10 p.m.

Annual horse show, Gro-Mar South Central Championship Holstein Show, Dairy Show Barn, Ring, 2 p.m.

Smokin’ Gunnz, on stage, 7:30 6 p.m.

Tractor and truck pull, Gro-Mar p.m.

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Above: Willy Rudolph, of Chambersburg, left, Ellen Gutshall, center, and Sharon Poe, both of Shippensburg, compare decorative flags at the 2013 Shippensburg Fair craft show.

Mia Estep, 2012 Little Miss Shippensburg Fair Princess, left, shares a secret with Kenzie Boyd, 2012 Little Miss Shippensburg Fair, before the start of the 2013 Little Miss Shippensburg Fair Pageant at the Shippensburg Fair.

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food at the fairgrounds The Shippensburg Community Fair menu will include the following foods.

• Boy Scouts: Pizza, breadsticks with sauce, and water.

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

• Church of the Brethren: Big Boy hoagies, Little Boy hoagies, cheeseburgers, 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, 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, blizzards, candy bars

and coffee.

In addition, breakfast will be served daily, beginning at 7 a.m. – Eggs any style, bacon or egg sandwiches, cheese and egg sandwiches, home fries, 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, hulless popcorn, lollipops of all kinds, mixed warm nuts, novelty candy, cotton candy, candy apples, caramel apples, roasted peanuts in shell, chocolate-covered pretzels and chocolate candies, Slim Jims, soft lemonade, Slush Puppies, Kutztown soda (show ring only) and smoked turkey legs (show ring only).

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

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

• Newburg-Hopewell Volunteer Fire Company: Blooming onions, breaded mushrooms, breaded shrimp, breaded green beans, popcorn chicken, french-fried sweet potatoes, hot shredded chicken barbecue sandwiches, coleslaw, fresh brewed unsweetened iced tea and water.

• Otterbein United Methodist Church: Ham hoagies, turkey hoagies, ham sandwiches, chef’s

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

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

• Shippensburg Fly Fishing Club: Kettle corn.

• Shippensburg Soccer Booster Club: Potpie, vegetable soup, pulled pork barbecue sandwiches, meatball sandwiches, taco salads, pepper slaw, pie with/without ice cream, chocolate cake with peanut butter icing, donuts, sticky buns, frozen yogurt, fruit punch, birch beer, root beer, coffee, fruit floats, birch beer floats, root beer floats, ice cream coffee floats, Fulton drinks, milk 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, or-

ange juice, tomato juice and coffee.

All-day menu - Hot dogs with sauerkraut or chili, sausage sandwiches, hamburgers and cheeseburgers.

• West End Fire and Rescue: Hot dogs, chili dogs, corn dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, french fries, cheese fries, fish and chips, sausage sandwiches, chicken strips, chicken sandwiches, deep fried Oreos, deep fried candy bars, Pepsi Cola drinks, iced tea, bottled water and Italian ice.

• Young Farmers and Cumberland County Trail Blazers: Hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, chili dogs, ham sandwiches, french fries, onion rings, soft pretzels, veggie wraps with flat bread, chicken or bacon wraps, and assorted drinks (water, iced tea and coffee).

Friday and Saturday only – Chicken barbecue dinners (half of a barbecued chicken, baked potato, macaroni salad, coleslaw, baked beans, roll and butter).

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