550 Sheep Exhibit Dominates Great Frederick Fair Fiber-Optics Night
The Great Frederick Fair hosted a Fiber-Optics celebration with about 550 sheep, 242 in open class and 307 in 4-H, as judges named Kirra Pilson as supreme 4-H ram and the Hampshire as supreme open ram. 4-H victors included Elyssa Hevner and others across breeds. the supreme ewe went to Willis Davis. A large market goat sale followed, with Ashley Poole selling the grand champion at 6 per pound to the Whether Group and Curtis Rhoderick’s reserve champion goat at 3.50 per pound to LS Fuel.
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Great Frederick
Bill Clem
Great Frederick Fair
Rod Crome
Glen Arm
Kirra Pilson
Hampshire
Miss Pilson
Thurmont
Elyssa Hevner
Johnsville
Cheviot
Erika Fritz
Walkersville
Corriedale
Becky Reeder
Myersville
Dorset
Amanda Kesner
Middletown
Montadale
Christopher Stutz
Frederick
Natural Colored
Amanda Lam
Bert
Myersvile
Pilgon
Jason Reeder
Southdown
Carrie Hightman
Suffolk
Howe
Jamie Tobin
Erin Hobbs
Rocky Ridge
Pilson
Hamshire
Daniel van Sant
Frederi Montadale
Reeder
Elizabeth LeFevre
Bunker Hill
Wva
Todd Galey
Jefferson
Romney
Miss LeFevre
Shropshire
Keller
Windy Hollow
Fleishell
Beverly Pearsall
Willis Davis
Uide
Hi Cheviot
Wats Seas
Casheile Freyhart
Glenelg
LeFevre
Barbara Mullen Lambert
Joeg Eeas Suffolk
Pearsall
Ashley Poole
Woodshoro
Whether Group
Tom Johann
Woodsboro
Pat
Rick Miller
Sabillasville
Floyd
Janet Kennedy
Bob Frank
Baker and Baker Livestock
Sabillasvile
Curtis Rhoderick
Mount Airy
LS Fuel
Brunswick
Miss Hightman
Mandy
Becky
Zack
Luke Kaler
Bryan Haines
Edie Kershner
Corinne Ransom
Jail inmates to work in Montgomery County program
In Montgomery County detention center inmates including an 18 year old Gaithersburg man awaiting trial for attempted murder and a 19 year old Germantown man volunteered to stuff envelopes for a United Way drive. They spoke of turning their lives around while officials described the Corrections Workforce Project as a path to respect, skills, and future employment. The program, funded at 50 000 dollars, aims to build jail industries and community service with private sector partnerships to reduce idleness and recidivism.
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Rockville
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
United Way
Germantown
Alex Thomson
Aspen Hill
Russell E. Hamill Jr
Department of Correction and Rehabilitation
Hamill
Department
Eric Seleznow
U.S Department of Justice
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