4-H Clubs strut their stuff at Cumberland County Exhibition
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Thirteen-year-old Brandon Smith, of the Ro-Win-Lea 4-H Club, washes Shrek, a North Country sheep born in February. Smith and two other club members, Nicole Booth and Cassie Crowe, washed their sheep in preparation for Friday's open show at the Cumberland
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Oskar Sigtryggson (from left), 5, and siblings Jordan Frizzle, 9, and Nicholas, 4, check out the piglets in the 4-H barn at the Cumberland County Exhibition on Sept. 1. Raissa Tetanish - The Citizen
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George D'Orsay and his horse, Bill, came in second in the tandem, four-wheel cart, class at the Cumberland County Exhibition on Sept. 1. The heat and humidity caused a number of participants in other equitation classes to pull out Wednesday. Raissa Tetani
Thirteen-year-old Brandon Smith, of the Ro-Win-Lea 4-H Club, washes Shrek, a North Country sheep born in February. Smith and two other club members, Nicole Booth and Cassie Crowe, washed their sheep in preparation for Friday's open show at the Cumberland
Oskar Sigtryggson (from left), 5, and siblings Jordan Frizzle, 9, and Nicholas, 4, check out the piglets in the 4-H barn at the Cumberland County Exhibition on Sept. 1. Raissa Tetanish - The Citizen
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George D'Orsay and his horse, Bill, came in second in the tandem, four-wheel cart, class at the Cumberland County Exhibition on Sept. 1. The heat and humidity caused a number of participants in other equitation classes to pull out Wednesday. Raissa Tetani
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