Foolesville Community Fair schedule at Poolesville High School
The Foolesville Community Fair in Beallsville Maryland will be at Poolesville High School on Friday evening with public hours 5 to 9 pm. Entries accepted October 7 from 3 to 9 pm. Nancy Dayhoff chairs the event with many FFA and FHA volunteers and a wide range of divisions from horticulture to baked goods and clothing. Proceeds support fair costs with local business sponsors and a large slate of fair officers and mentors listed.
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Bonnie Byrd
Sandy Burdette
Barbara Belcher
Charlene Lang
Helen Nesper
Wanda Belcher
Randy Vann
John Simmons
Terry Hill
Debbie Thacker
Robert Kitzmiller
Delores Thacker
Cathy Mowl
Jerry Bowen
Tracy Pratt
Claude Lemaster
Aml
Claude Belcher
Connie Beitzel
Kim Hockenberg
Kathy Heger
Lorena Thomas
Debra Owens
Bev Strang
Sandy Glass
Janet Harner
Sue Fitzwater
Brenda Jeffers
Jill Keeney
Barbara Jeffers
Judy Leith
Susie Belcher
Barbara Spates
Debbie Nicholson
Frances Butler
Amy Todd
Carol Hunsecker
Nancy Johnson
Bonnie Bills
Eleanor Matthews
Candi Powell
Bonnie Ricketts
Becky Howard
Meg Farson
Dinah
Robin Harner
Norman Ahalt
Maynard Burdette
Norris Lumber and Fuel
Williams Market
Poolesville Supply Company
Selby’s Market
Umstead Oil Company
FFA
Mike Hough
Ricky Mowl
Ronald Ahalt
Sentinel
Doug Ward
Randy Warfield
Howard Morgan
John Simons
Patricia Ehrmantraut
Sammy Belcher
Jerry Jennings
Robert Marsh
Kenny Simns
Rush Knill
Judy Belcher
Anna Rice
Bonnie Bliss
Francess Butler
Jean Daniel
Nancy Dayhoff
Sandy
Trade In Bottled Water At Saturation Point
New York report shows bottlers face competition from giants as industry output grows slowly. John Scott of the American Bottled Water Association notes many try bottling spring water at home, but purity standards and high capital costs limit success.
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New York
John Scott
American Bottled Water Association
Scott
Scott Estimtes
Mountain Valley Water Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Mountain Valley
UGF Contributions Reach 15808 After First Report Meeting
Division managers and volunteers reported 15808 in UGF contributions and pledges at the first UGF report meeting. Lawyers were noted as a quota buster, with the Frederick County Bar Association having exceeded its quota. The second report meeting is set for October 12 at Federated Charities Kindergarten, 22 South Market Street, at noon.
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United Givers Fund
UGF
Frederick County Bar Association
Federated Charities
South Market Street
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