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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1990
Page
10
Anne McKeever of Laytonsville exhibited the champion junior dairy promotion and overall champion in the 4H pretty goat show at the Montgomery County Fair. Bob Delauder and Kristen Smith, Montgomery County Fair King and Queen, presented the honors.
Erin Feuillet and Wayne Mulinix showed the champion and reserve in the pretty lamb contest at the Montgomery County Fair. Kristen Smith and Bob Delauder were named Fair Queen and King alongside the winners.
Nicole Varne was named champion in the 4-H pretty swine contest at the Montgomery County Fair with Kristen Smith and Bob Delauder presenting awards. Jennifer Worthington won reserve champion in the same event as the fair queen Kristen Smith and king Bob Delauder honored costumed animal triumphs.
In Rockville a news conference was held to counter claims about abortion stances in Montgomery County. State Del. Lawrence Wiser and other pro choice candidates defended their position and slate with Sen. Schweinhaut against misleading letters sent to absentee voters. The Maryland Abortion Rights Action League endorsed most of the pro choice slate.
A public forum on county spending and taxes will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday September 17 at Seneca Valley High School. Sponsored by the Upcounty Citizens Advisory Board, the event informs citizens about tax limitation issues on the November ballot. Nancy Schneider of the League of Women Voters will discuss the Linowes Commission report. Written questions will be accepted. Call 330-0446 for more information.
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