The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 July 1989 — Page 11

Summer

'B9 Indiana State Fair offers best bargain ever

Visitors to the 1989 Indiana State Fair, August 16-27, will enjoy the best family entertainment bargain available in recent years. Admission and parking have been- lowered from last year, with visitors age 10 and under admitted free. The new Fall Creek’ Gate 6 Plaza, the second busiest entrance to the fairgrounds, will be open in time to welcome visitors. For the first time, the 32nd annual Queen Pageant finals are in the Carquest Coliseum, Saturday night, Aug. 12, to meet the demands of an ever-growing audience. Last year, 88 counties sent their queens to vie for the Miss Indiana State Fair title. Although there is no “preview night” this year, a number of activities occur at the fairgrounds before opening day: Miniature Horse Show, August 14 and 15; quarter horse racing; initial

To crown fair queen Saturday

Competition for the title of 1989 Kosciusko County Fair Queen will be held Saturday, July 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the Sacred Heart auditorium, Warsaw. This year’s contest sees 10 young ladies from throughout the county vying for the title. The competition, organized by a special committee in conjunction with the fair association, follows the same point system as the State Fair Queen competition. Contestantswill be judged in the following three categories: interview, swimsuit and evening gown. Judging the county contest will be Gerald Dennis, Fort Wayne; Debra Bonner, Columbia City, and Jane Bigler, Plymouth. All contestants will receive a plaque and other awards for their participation in the contest. The first and second runners-up will each receive a SSO savings bond. The queen will receive a SIOO savings bond in addition to her crown, trophy and numerous other gifts; she will also be on hand for the fair’s opening ceremony, July 30. The young lady named Kosciusko County Fair Queen will represent the county at the Indiana State Fair to be held Aug. 16-27. , Si jte&iMzOL BRUMBAUGH QUEEN CANDIDATE — Jennifer May Brumbaugh, daughter of Dianne Brumbaugh of Syracuse, is pursuing the Kosciusko County Fair Queen title. She is sponsored by Bontrager Pools, Inc. of Warsaw. Jennifer plans to attend Eastern Kentucky University to further a career in occupational therapy. She has won various academic and music awards. Jennifer loves to play the piano, read, paint and water-ski. VB B ' '' i COLLIER QUEEN CANDIDATE — Andrea Kelly Collier is running for Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Kelly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ker of Warsaw. She will be a senior at Warsaw Community High School this' fall and enjoys being involved with Tigerettes, Student Council. Honor Society and SADD. Kelly’s future plans include college with a career in law. She enjoys reading, dancing, playing the flute and. the youth group at her church. She is. being sponsored by the Warsaw Tigerettes.

draft horse competitions; “World’s Largest Male Hog” contest; and “World Champion Sow and Litter” contest. Opening day of the fair, August 16, includes the 15th annual Giant Hot Air Balloon Race, scheduled for lift-off at 7 am.; and the 42nd annual Band Day competition. Most events during the fair’s 12-day run are free, and for those fairgoers who don’t take along enough money, an automatic teller on the Cirrus network will be operation by fair-time at the entrance to the Universities Building. A major first-time exhibit in the Ag/Horticulture Building features Indiana’s popcorn producers, with displays, industry facts and a popcorn “cannon.” Also featured in a new Ag/Hort category, “Bailey’s Believe It or Not,” will be unusual or interesting exhibits which might be

.. | / FISHER QUEEN CANDIDATE — Shelly Bea Fisher, daughter of Lanny Fisher of Warsaw and Lana Fisher of Sidney, is a candidate for the Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Shelly will enter Whitko High School this fall as a senior. Her education plans include International Business College. She has received many awards for her dancing and has been associated with Karen’s School of Dance for seven years. She is sponsored by The Right Image of Pierceton. bV * F ■ . > LANOUE QUEEN CANDIDATE — Amy Marie Lanoue is seeking the title of Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Amy is the daughter of Gary and Donna Lanoue of Warsaw . She is a s’4’ tall brunette and plans a career as a CPA. Her hobbies include dancing, gymnastics, swimming and tennis. Amy is sponsored by J.W. Hair Design of Warsaw. She enjoys cheerleading, French Club. SADD. FCA and Student Councilat Warsaw High School.

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called “freaks in nature.” The Farmer’s Day Parade, August 23, will feature floats, bands, hitches, pets on parade and antique tractors. This year’s theme is “Food — From Farm to You.” All 4-H and open class exhibits are free to view. In the Senior Citizens Building, Exposition Hall and Home and Family Arts Building, fairgor s can enjoy exhibits, informational displays, arts and crafts, and musical entertainment. For the first time, fairgoers can enjoy the same recipes from winning entries in the Home and Family Arts’ various culinary competitions. The very first edition of the Indiana State Fair Cookbook is scheduled for a Christmas ’B9 release. New Events And Exhibits New to the Home and Family Arts Department is a children’s

Jji Mb B jbl iL. & -e ' * fl SMITH QUEEN CANDIDATE — Paula Jean Smith is running for Kosciusko County Fair Queen. She is the daughter of Clark and Sue Smith of Milford. A graduate of Wawasee High School, Paula is attending Purdue University. She is sponsored by Fitness Firm Health Club of Syracuse. Paula is a Sunday school teacher and often sings throughout the community. Her hobbies include water and snow skiing and working out at the g.vm. BROWN QUEEN CANDIDATE — Rachelle Diane Brown is a candidate for Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Rachelle is the daughter of Jerry L. Brown ais Nancy Keck of Warsaw. She is sponsored by B&M Instruments and is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School. Rachelle enjoys dancing, water and snow skiing and boating. She plans to attend Ball State University in the fall.

fashion show, with all styles modeled by children. Better Homes & Gardens sponsors a new quilting contest, with three winners going on to the finals at the Houston Quilt Festival in November. The Maine-Anjou cattle breed, new to the fair, will exhibit and vie for blue ribbon prize honors. Sheep dogs will demonstrate their skills in herding, returning after a four-year absence. Everyone will enjoy dance, variety, banjo, old-time fiddler, statewide cheerleading competition, clogging, Disney classics and many more free performances. For the first time the baton twirling competition is open to twirlers from other states. A murder will be committed and solved four times when Kroger Lincoln Theatre presents “The Seance Murder Mystery.”

PLUMMER QUEEN CANDIDATE — Nancy Joan Plummer, daughter of Sherrill Plummer of Warsaw, is a candidate for Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Nancy is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School and attended Ravenscroft Beauty College. She would like to be a salesperson or make-up artist for a national cosmetic company. Nancy is sponsored by the Times Union. Her hobbies include music, reading, dancing, hair styling and baking-. COLLINS QUEEN CANDIDATE — Heather Kay Collins is the daughter of Philip Collins and Linda Harrold of Warsaw and is pursuing the Kosciusko County Fair Queen title. She is sponsored by Hair Gallery and plans to become a cosmetologist. Heather is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School and enjoys dancing, TV and reading.

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Sleuths and citizens are invited to help solve this first-ever, one-act original performance written and directed by John Foland. An exciting final day at the ’B9 Indiana State Fair includes the 37th Hoosier Hundred, the famed Valvoline/USAC Silver - Crown Series championship dirt car race at the Mile Oval dirt track. Official programs and advance tickets are now available at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Ticket Office, the new drive-through outlet across from the fairgrounds on Fall Creek Parkway, and soon will be available at Kroger Food Stores and Hook’s Drug Stores. Comforting The advantage in owning just one suit is that you never have to go back for your keys. — Corryer, Pensacola

NETERER QUEEN CANDIDATE — Julie Anne Neterer, daughter of Gary and Ilene Neterer of Syracuse, is pursuing the Kosciusko County Fair Queen title. She is sponsored by Kathy Voder Simms. Julie will be a senior at Wawasee this fall and enjoys the Ski Club, SADD, choir and the Lacrosse Club. Her hobbies include riding horses, snow and water skiing. V, FREDERICK QUEEN CANDIDATE — Peggy Diane Frederick is seeking the title of Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Peggy is the daughter of Gene and Darla Frederick, Etna Green. She is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School and would someday like to own her own business. Her hobbies include riding bikes, water-skiing and TV. Peggy is sponsored by Pilcher Shoes of Syracuse.

i i I r Flf DONATION TO PARK — A SSOO donation was given to the Syracuse Park Department by the Eastlund-Harris Funneral Home to go towards the new gazebo at Lakeside Park. Charlie Harris purchased the Carr Funeral Home in 1952 from Orville and Catherine Carr, parents of Jack Carr, Syracuse, and Dr. Stanley Carr, Goshen. The funeral home was at 413 South Main Street until 1976 when the new funeral home was built at SR 13 and CR 1000 N. Gary Eastlund joined Harris in 1965 and purchased the funeral home in 1985. The business name became EastlundHarris Funeral Home in 1988. Pictured, left to right, are Phil Stump, park board member, Charlie Harris and Gary Eastlund. (Photo by Kip Schumm)

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