22 Herald & Lantern 25 July '84

NELLIE — Clay Hayes, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Hayes of Swainton. feeds a snack to Nellie, a horned dorset lamb which won an "Excellent" at the fair Saturday.

Cape May County 4H Fair

SNACK BREAK — Vicki and Erik Chapman, 5 and 1, respectively, enjoy ice cream sandwiches at the 4-H Fair. They're the children of Mr. and Mrs. David Chapman of Erma. I

twv - •5-J5Bfl&rtk » - BEST DOE - Susan Beers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beers of Burleigh, won best doe in show" with her mother LaMancha goat accompanied by baby Applesauce." ; J

" " ' " Bridget • Mills • ds ' ;•• : ,f| * • She's ip d »r ..i u and Mrs. William Mills of Wildwood Crest daughter of Mr

IIMWHBP' ^SBBUBK: t WINNERS — Four-year-old Tommy McDonnell's puppy. Buddy, first cutest costume in the 4-H ; j the ' H^H^^HPBj^t V,r and Vlrs Thomas McDonn-ll of ^^B °cean Becky Hayes. ,1b 12-year-old daughter and Mrs. i'flB tflk Frank Hayes of Swainton. rides Mistv WW J Dawn third |>lace the J Riding Pony competition. JflH|BE^H£||k \ ^ Phofcw by Porn Wg'tl r s~\

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