Thanks To the Fair Planning Team and All Fair Volunteers
Another Great Year in the Common Kitchen!
2004 Fair Winners
Common Ground 5K Footrace – September 26, 2004
Thanks To the Fair Planning Team and All Fair Volunteers
Weather for the Common Ground Country Fair was gorgeous and helped draw roughly 50,000 people who enjoyed the Fair this year. If the number of congratulatory notes, e-mails and letters saying 2004 was the “best Fair ever” is any indication of the future, 2005 should be another banner year. The 2005 Fair dates are September 23, 24 & 25, so mark your calendars! I look forward to working with all of you to plan next year’s Fair.
The incredible display of fall colors as I drove to work one October morning provided a fitting backdrop as I contemplated how to say thank you for the work done by the numerous volunteers and ALL the MOFGA staff. The view (short-lived like the Fair) reminded me that many people worked extremely hard to make their part of the Fair work, yet each part combines with the many others, and the next thing you know – if you step back – you see the varied and colorful view of the Fair. I hold onto this view, and I know how much I owe all of you for your part, your help, your support; you make the Fair happen! Thank you all very much! Once again I am struck by the knowledge that the Fair just would not get off the ground with each one of YOU!
– Barbara Luce, Fair Director
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Another Great Year in the Common Kitchen!
By Bill Whitman
It was another fantastic year in the kitchen. Records were broken, new systems tried and gems discovered. On Saturday night, we served 531 meals to 531 tired volunteers who had been making the Fair great for 20,000-plus fairgoers.
This year, we tried a new solicitation system. The more meals we serve, the more food we need, and I no longer have time to call enough donors to supply the kitchen. So each coordinator did a piece of the list. When we get the coordination down, I think it’ll work well.
Also this year, our crew took over the pre-fair setup meals and post-fair breakdown meals. Pre-fair meals were handled in an exceptional manner by Patty Hamilton, her family and friends (of which I’m proud to be one). Patty served gourmet meals to the staff and setup crew, and everyone raved about the food. If you were there, you know what I mean. If you weren’t – there’s next year. I served the post-fair meals. Patty also does breakfast during the fair, and lunch and dinner are served by Kim Bolshaw on Friday, Barbara McLennan on Saturday, and Madeline Cantwell on Sunday. It’s the best food on the fairgrounds. Between setup and breakdown, we served almost 4000 meals.
A word about our capabilities: We serve meat-based, vegetarian and vegan selections at every meal. However, if you have special dietary needs, please come to the Fair prepared, as the kitchen generally cannot stop to make a meal for one person. The kitchen is stretched to capacity now, and next year we will be making changes so that we can be more flexible about when we can serve meals. We’ve heard your suggestions and will respond.
If you have other suggestions or would like to donate food or cash to the kitchen, email me at packrats@megalink.net For those in far-flung places such as tickets and parking, let your coordinators know what you want to eat. We can provide a better variety of food (dessert, for example), but you have to let your coordinator know.
We had a record number of donations this year, and again, thanks to Patty’s creative mind, expanded our solicitation to include such groups as Organic Valley, Associated Buyers and Horizon. Next year – Newman’s Own! If you have suggestions about places we can ask or want to work with us, email me at the above address.
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Thanks to Common Kitchen Donors, 2004:
Al’s Concessions
Steve Aucoin
Aunt Betty’s Garden
Associated Buyers
Avena Botanicals
Avant Gardens
Barnes Farm
Belfast Co-op
Beech Hill Farm
Better Living Center
Big Sky Bakery
Bird Haven Farm
Black Bear Food Guild
Blessed Maine Herb Farm
Blue Hill Co-op
Blueberry Ledge Farm
The Boardworks
Kim Bolshaw
Borealis Breads
Broken Acres Farm
Buckwheat Blossom Farm
Caldwell Farm
Madeline Cantwell
Carding Brook Farm
Montana Channing
Chase Farm
Checkerberry Farm
Sally Christi
Thomas Colpitt Farm
Curra Farm
Dandelion Spring Farm
Darthia Farm
Day’s Meadow Farm
Dilly Dally Organic Farm
F & A Farm
Fiddler’s Green Farm
Fireflower Farm
Flatbreads Restaurant
Flying Pond Farm
Four Seasons Farm
4M Productions
Goldfish Bowl Farm
The Good Food Store
Good Tern Co-op
Goranson Farm
Grandy Oats Granola
Rosie Guest
Patty Hamilton
Hamilton Farm
Hampden Natural Foods
Happy Town Farm
Harvestime Natural Foods
Hidden Valley Farm
Highland Blueberry Farm
David Hilton
Hoof n’ Paw Farm
Horsepower Farm
Horizon Dairy
Indian Point Gardens
Jack Kertesz
King Hill Farm
Donya Klie
Lazy C Farm
Little Falls Farm
Little Garlic Girl Farm
Little River Flower Farm
Lupine Farm
Barbara McLellan
Maine Coast Sea Vegetables
Maine Maple Products
Luce’s Maple Syrup
Meadowsweet Farm
Meadowwood Farm
Mooar Hill Farm
Moon Hill Farm
Morgans Mills
Morning Dew Natural Foods
The Morris Farm
Mother’s Mountain Mustard
Mysty Mountain Farm
Nature’s Choice
Neighborly Farms
Neverdone Farm
New Leaf Farm
The New School
Nezinscot Farm
Wini Noyes
Oakland Farm
O’Donnell’s Farm
O’Naturals Restaurant
Organic Valley
Oyster Creek Mushrooms
The Painted Pepper Farm
Pat n’ Mike’s Garden
Peacemeal Farm
Phoenix Farm
Pineland Farms
Poverty Hill Rabbits
Diana Prizio
Red Hill Natural Foods
Ricker Apple Farm
Ridgeside Farm
Rising Tide Co-op
Riverside Farm
Round Rock Farm
Sand Hill Farm
Sue Sargent
Sea Smoke Farm
Sewall’s Orchard
Shalom Orchard
Shoreroad Farm
Tin Smith
Sparrow Farm
Springer Farm
Spruce Bush Farm
Standard Baking Co.
Staples Blueberry Farm
Steeplebush Farm
Stone Ridge Gardens
The Store/Ampersand
Peggy Strong
Swan’s Honey
Sue Szwed
Tide Mill Farm
Two Loons Farm
Uncas Farm
Under the Sun Farm
Unity Buying Club
Webb Farm
Whitehill Farm
White’s Orchard
Whole Grocer
Willow Pond Farm
Wind and Sun Farm
Wintergreen Herbs
Woodcock Farm
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2004 FAIR WINNERS
Yogi’s Cafe Takes the Cake in Food Judging: Can’t Beat that Crab Meat
Who sells the best food at the Fair? With all of the food being organic, and at least 50% of the ingredients, by weight, coming from Maine, it’s all great! But MOFGA volunteer Schlomit Auciello pulled together a team of tasters, young and less young, as they entered the Fairgrounds on Friday, gave them a brief training about how to judge food at the various vendors’ booths, and sent them on their way to sample it all. Here are the results:
Best Beverage, hot or cold – Steve’s Fruit Smoothies (especially strawberry and banana)
Some Different (i.e., judges never tasted anything like it before) – Shiitake Farm
100% Maine – Yogi’s Cafe (crab roll)
Tradition – Maine’s Finest Seafood
Best Bite for the Buck – Yogi’s Cafe (crabmeat sandwich)
First Impressions (vendors who are new to the Fair) — Yogi’s Cafe
Taste not Trash (food in an edible container) – Shivanarth Farm (falafel and gyros)
Where’s the Beef? (best vegetarian) – Peace Action Maine (pea soup)
Where’s the Cheese? (best vegan) – Sagadahoc Chapter of MOFGA (beans)
That’s Entertainment (most fun to watch) – Peace Action Maine
Dessert – Steve Aucoin’s fried dough
Best in Show – Yogi’s Cafe
Thanks to the food judges: William, Patrick and Mike Connely, Esther and Daniel Maynard, C.H. and Chris Breedlove, Peg Rush, Frank and Mimi Barnes.
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Harry S. Truman Manure Pitch-Off 2004
Distance
12 & under:
1st— Ashley Vido, Perth Andover, New Brunswick, Canada— 23 ft., 1 in.
2nd — Finn Bondeson, Woodland, ME- 22 ft., 2 in.
3rd — Shea-leigh McArthur, Augusta, ME -– 16 ft., 1 in.
13-17 years:
1st —Pat Bowling, Byfield, MA— 50 ft.
2nd — Dan Terhune, Hardwick, VT— 48 ft.
3rd— Wade Davis, Hallowell, ME- 17ft. 3in.
18 & over:
1st— Steve Barr, N. Yarmouth, ME- 76 ft. 1 in.
2nd— Bob Salesi, Penobscot, ME— 73 ft. 7 in.
3rd— Nate Whalen, W. Gardiner, ME— 59 ft.
10 lb. Basket
12 & under:
1st— Ripley Schafer, York, ME— 5 1/4 lbs.
2nd—Kate Furbush, Holderness, NH— 4 lbs.
3rd— Christa Weaver, Epping, NH— 3 3/4 lbs.
13 - 17 years:
1st— Pat Bowling, Byfield, MA— 12 7/8 lbs.
2nd— Dan Terhune, Hardwick, VT— 12 5/8 lbs.
3rd— Tom Bowling, Byfield, MA— 4 7/8 lbs.
18 & over:
1st — Bob Salesi, Penobscot, ME— 18 1/8 lbs.
2nd — Steve Barr, N. Yarmouth, ME— 17 7/8 lbs.
3rd — Carl Bondeson, Woodland, ME—15 5/8 lbs.
Horseshoe Pitch-Off
1st— Bob McElwain, Eddington, ME
2nd— Joe Pagan, Bar Harbor, ME
3rd— Barry Pounder, Reading, PA
Exhibition Hall
Judges Awards
Hooked/Braided Rugs — “Tree of Life,” Hooked Rug, Glen Bridges, Freedom, ME
Crochet — “Oval Table Cloth,” Silvia Hackey, Dixmont, ME
Quilts — “Hand Done White with Calico Stars,” Lynn Plumb, Nobleboro, ME
Photos — “2 Canoes,” Tom Boothby, Montville, ME
Painting — “My Orchard,” Michael Dulin, Bridgewater, ME
Dried Herbs — Anise Hyssop, Elizabeth Smedberg, Dylan LaBelle & Sol LaBelle
Tomatoes — ‘Black Prince,’ Amy LeBlanc, East Wilton, ME
Flowers — “Fresh Bouquet,” Susan Richardson, Washington, ME
Leeks — ‘Laura’ Leek, Marcia Ferry, Dixmont, ME
Garlic — ‘Persian Star,’ Martha Gottlieb, Whitefield, ME
Fresh Herbs — “Herbal Bouquet,” Susan Richardson, Washington, ME
Peppers — ‘Red Knight,’ Irene Snow White, Atkinson, ME
Cucumbers — ‘Mexican Sour Gherkins,’ Tom Vigue, Sidney, ME
Largest Squash — ‘Atlantic Dill,’ Troy Howard Middle School, Belfast, ME — 120 lbs.
Special from the Compost — “? Is it squash/gourd,” Stephan T. Barr, N. Yarmouth, ME
Hall Exhibit
‘Moon & Stars’ Watermelons — 6 distinct types grown on Fairgrounds
Largest Items
Pumpkin — ‘Howden,’ 47 lbs., Wini Noyes, Thorndike, ME
Zucchini — 11 lbs., Amy LeBlanc, E. Wilton, ME
Carrot — ‘Sugar Snax 54,’ Jeremy Colson, Durham, ME
Cucumber — ‘Marketmore,’ Brightberry Farm, Dixmont, ME
Tomato — ‘?’ Fred Jack, Lincolnville, ME
Radish — ‘?’ Jason Kafka, Parkman, ME
Beet — ‘Early Wonder,’ 5 lbs., Tory, Washington, ME
Educational Theme Veggie
‘Northern Pickler- Super Hero,’ Kipp Jacques, Palermo, ME
Most Educational
Anne Williams, Stonington, ME
Waldo Organic Growers, Montville, ME
Oxen Scooting & Twitching
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Points Time
Small Class
1st – Tanya Chadwick – Chip & Dale 2 3:54
2nd- Tammy Chase – Tiger & Lion 17 2:48
3rd – Rodney Jennings – Peanut & Pete 30 2:32
Medium Class
1st – Dwaine Chase – Amos & Andy 6 4:32
2nd – Waldo Joslyn – Tom & Jerry 8 2:48
3rd – Pat Shea – Pete & Sam 18 3:21
4th- Pat Chadwick- Tom & Jack 19 2:31
Large Class
1st – Gregg Baker – Bud & Charlie 1 2:00
2nd – Wes Daniel – Sparky & Jerry 2 2:42
3rd – Jon Daniel – Thunder & Lightning 6 2:25
4th – Chuddy Joslyn – Star & Bright 12 1:57
SATURDAY
Points Time
Small Class
1st – Tanya Chadwick – Chip & Dale 3 3:03
2nd – Tammy Chase – Tiger & Lion 10 2:42
3rd – Rodney Jennings – Peanut & Pete 23 2:17
Medium Class
1st – Dwaine Chase – Amos & Andy 2 2:58
2nd – Waldo Joslyn – Tom & Jerry 19 2:04
3rd – Pat Shea – Pete & Sam 28 3:43
4th – Pat Chadwick – Tom & Jack 43 3:06
Large Class
1st – Jon Daniel – Thunder & Lightning 3 3:33
2nd – Walter Shea – Star & Bright 10 3:37
3rd – Gregg Baker – Bud & Charlie 12 2:51
4th – Wes Daniel – Sparky & Jerry 12 3:46
SUNDAY
Points Time
Small Class
1st – Rodney Jennings – Peanut & Pete 5 2:40
2nd – Tanya Chadwick- Chip & Dale 5 3:06
3rd – Tammy Chase – Tiger & Lion 21 2:57
Medium Class
1st – Dwaine Chase – Amos & Andy 1 4:13
2nd – Pat Chadwick – Tom & Jack 11 3:42
3rd – Waldo Joslyn – Tom & Jerry 15 2:44
4th – Pat Shea – Pete & Sam 33 3:18
Large Class
1st – Chuddy Joslyn – Star & Bright 1 3:20
2nd – Greg Baker – Bud & Charlie 2 3:15
3rd – Wes Daniel – Sparky & Jerry 8 3:38
4th – Jon Daniel – Lightning & Thunder 10 3:08
Outstanding Ox Teamster Award: Tammy Chase, Wilton, ME
Mule & Donkey Show
Judge: Lynn Miller of The Small Farmer’s Journal in Sisters, OR
Class 1 – Jennie Donkeys
1st – Brandy, A “Mammoth Jack + Jenny Stock,” owned by Jan Rowe of Honk and Donk Farm in Etna
2nd – Jill, a Standard, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
3rd – Woody, a Standard, owned by Jan Rowe of Honk and Donk Farm in Etna
Class 2 – Gelding Donkeys
1st – Tigga, a Standard, Bureau of Land Management Adoptee, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
2nd – Andy, a miniature donkey owned by Ramona Stinson of Small’s Dairy Farm in Bowdoin
Class 3 – Open Mules 48” & under
1st – Brown Sugar, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
Class 4 – Mules over 48”
1st – Rhoda, a Draft Mule owned by Bob Crichton of Pine Hill Mules in Berwick
2nd – Aida, a Draft Mule owned by Bob Crichton of Pine Hill Mules in Berwick
3rd – Molasses, a Pony Mule, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
4th – Lou, a Draft Mule, owned by Evelyn Pike of Broom Tail Farm in Chichester, NH
Class 5 – Open Donkey Jumping
This is also called “coon jumping” in the south, where raccoon hunters rode small pony mules through underbrush and got off to lead/jump their mounts over fences they encountered. A reflective or light colored blanket is sometimes used to better define the fence.
1st – Tigga, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
2nd – Woody, owned by Jan Rowe of Honk and Donk Farm in Etna
Class 6 – Mule Jumping
1st – Molasses, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
2nd – Brown Sugar, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
Class 7 – Obstacle Course
To show the adaptability of the animals and to demonstrate steadiness in barnyard and ‘unusual’ situations. Timed.
1st – tie: Woody, owned by Jan Rowe of Honk and Donk Farm in Etna
Brown Sugar, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
2nd – Brandy, owned by Jan Rowe of Honk and Donk Farm in Etna
3rd – Molasses, owned by Claire Wallace of Haffas Farm in Ellsworth
Class 8 – Costume Class- Everyone is a Winner!!
1st – Woody & Jan Row as a ‘Spanish Lady and her mount’
2nd – Jill and her baby, Frito, and Claire Wallace with a ‘Get Out the Vote’ Message
Draft Horse Show
Class 1 – Junior Showmanship
1st – Bryce Richmond with Jezabelle
2nd – Owen Richmond with Prince
3rd – Sara Faull (Mandala Farm) with Fjorgyn
4th – Pete Stratton with Elizabeth
Class 2 – Gelding
Grand Champion/1st – Clayton Larrabee with Ben
2nd – Steven Akeley with Tori
3rd – Pete Stratton with Chub
4th – Steve Lemieux with Ti-noir
5th – Teri Harrison with Bucky
6th – Lauris Boylan with Max
Class 4 – Stallion
None
Class 6 – Brood Mare w/ Foal
1st – David Stevens with Floss & Andy
Class 7 – Mare 2 & Under
1st – Pete Stratton with Star
2nd – David Stevens with Sophie
3rd – Cathy Simmons With Josie
Class 8 – Mare 3 & Over
1st – Tracey Wilkerson with Dinah
2nd – Mandala Farm (Sara Faull) with Sasha
3rd – Dean Richmond with Jezabelle
4th – Lauris Boylan with Cindy
5th – Pete & Cathy Stratton with Princess
6th – Steve Ackley with Sandi
7th – Pete Stratton with Misty
8th – Mandala Farm with Fjorgyn
Grand Champion Mare:
Tracey Wilkerson with Dinah
David Stevens with Floss
Pete Stratton with Star
Class 10 – Bred, Raised, Owned by Exhibitor
1st – Clayton Larrabee with Bucky
2nd – Lauris Boylan with Cindy
3rd – Pete Stratton with Star
4th – Pete & Cathy Stratton with Princess
Class 11 – Best Footed Horse
Mandala Farm with Sasha
Class 12 – Best Horse of Show
Clayton Larrabee with Ben
Class 13 – Bareback Riding
1st – Lauris Boylan with Chris, 0:53, 15
2nd – Cathy Simmons with Misty, 1:08, 15
3rd – Callie Grant with Buster, 1:35, 15
4th – Clayton Larrabee with Ben, 1:09, 14
5th – Pete Stratton with Princess, 1:12, 14
6th – Teri Harrison with Ben, 1:26, 11
Class 14 – Barrel Racing (1/2 Draft Cross)
1st – Cathy Stratton
Class 15 – Barrel Racing
1st – Steve Lemieux with Hector, 0:17
2nd – Cathy Simmons, 0:25
3rd – Tracey Wilkerson with Dinah, 0:26, 0:24, 0:23
4th – Dean Richmond with Prince, 0:26, 0:24, 0:30
5th – Teri Harrison with Ben, 0:26, 0:25
6th – Callie Grant with Buster, 0:28
Class 16 – Cart Class
1st – Steve Lemieux with Hector
2nd – Pete & Cathy Stratton with Misty
3rd – Steve Ackeley with Tori
Class 17 – Pairs in Harness
1st – Steve Ackeley with Tori & Sham
2nd – Steve Lemieux with Hector & Tinoir
3rd – Clayton Larrabee with Ben & Buster
4th – Mandala Farm with Sasha & Fjorgyn
5th – Lauris Boylan with Cindy & Max
Class 18 – Pair Scoot
1st – Pete Stratton, 3:40, 92
2nd – Cathy Simmons, 4:44, 80
3rd – Don Nickerson, 3:05, 76
4th – Steve Ackeley, 3:06, 75
5th – Evelyn Pike, 3:36, 65
6th – Clayton Larrabee, 5:14, 58
Class 19- Single Twitch
1st- Cathy Stratton, 3:38, 99
2nd- Evelyn Pike, 4:28, 96
3rd – Pete Stratton, 3:36, 93
4th – Steve Lemieux, 3:10, 85
5th – Don Nickerson, 3:02, 82
6th – Mandala Farm, 2:44, 75
Class 20 – Teamster of the Day
Don Nickerson
Standardbred Horse Show
J1 means Judge 1 and J2 means Judge 2
STB in Hand Mares:
1st place, J1 and J2, Lori Pennell with Foxy Lady; 2nd place, J1 and J2, Erika Harris with Whatever Tami
STB in Hand Geldings:
1st Place, J1, Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy; J2, Emma Ballou and Luke; 2nd Place, J1, Emma Ballou and Luke; J2, Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy
STB in Hand Champ
Champion Lori Pennell and Foxy Lady; Reserve Champion Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy
2 Gait Pleasure Open 18 yrs. old and Under:
1st place, J1 and J2, Dayna Rau and Harts Betsey
2 Gait Pleasure Open 19 -49
1st Place, J1, Jess Small and Love So Fine; J2, Sheena Curry and Sweet Dancin Feet; 2nd Place, J1 and J2, Rachel Hutchins and Remembering Bill
2 Gait Championship
Champion Jess Small and Love So Fine Reserve Champion Sheena Curry and Sweet Dancin Feet
3 Gait Pleasure Maiden
First Place, J1 and J2, Pat Hawley and Mic Mac Paddy; 2nd Place, J1 and J2, Harts Betsey and Jenn Lagasse
3 Gait Pleasure Open
First Place, J1 and J2, Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy; 2nd Place, Emma Ballou and Luke
3 Gait Equitation
First Place, J1, Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy; J2, Jenn Lagasse and Harts Betsey; Second Place, J1, Harts Betsey and Jenn Lagasse; J2, Emma Ballou and Luke
3 Gait Championship
Champion Emma Ballou and Luke; Reserve Champion Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy
2 Gait Equitation 18yr and Under
First Place, J1 and J2, Dayna Rau and Harts Betsey
2 Gait Equitation Open 19 yr. and Older
First Place, J1 and J2, Lori Pennell and Foxy Lady; 2nd Place, J1, Jess Small and Love So Fine; J2, Rachel Hutchins and Remembering Bill
Roadster Under Saddle
First Place, J1 and J2, Greg Cuffey and Blue; 2nd Place, J1 and J2, Jen Lehman and Acton in Victory
Trail Open
First Place, J1 and J2, Jenn LaGasse and Harts Betsy; 2nd Place, J1 and J2, Lori Pennell and Foxy Lady
Barrels at a Trot/Pace
First Place (1st Run) Greg Cuffey and Blue; First Place (2nd Run) Greg Cuffey and Blue; 2nd Place (1st Run) Jenn Lagasse and Harts Betsy; 2nd Place (2nd Run) Glenna Rau and Harts Betsy
Open Barrels Championship
Champion Greg Cuffey and Blue; Reserve Glenna Rau and Harts Betsy
Pole Bending
First Place (1st and 2nd Run) Greg Cuffey and Blue; 2nd Place (1st and 2nd Run) Glenna Rau and Harts Betsey
Cross Rails
First Place, J1 and J2, Pat Hawley and MicMac Paddy; 2nd Place, J1 and J2, Jen Lehman and Acton in Victory
Pleasure Driving
First Place, J1 and J2, Lori Pennell and Foxy Lady
Pleasure Driving Championship
Champion Lori Pennell and Foxy Lady
Poultry Exhibit
Show Champions
Show Champion – Mike Lash, Wheaten Old English Game (OEG), Cockeral
Jr Show Champion – Allison Flagg, Wheaten OEG, Pullet
Reserve Champion of Show – C. Ray Channing, Black Sumatra Hen
Reserve Jr. Champion of Show – Abbie Royer, Black Cochin, Cockeral
Class Champions
Best:
American, Tracy Allen
Any Other Class (AOC), C. Ray Canning
Any Other Comb Clean Leg (AOCCL), Dinah Hardy
Asiatic, Becky Pease
Bantam Duck, Judy Chadwick
Reserve Bantam Duck, Cynthia Archembault
Continental, Dan Charles
English, Dick & Amy Royer
Fantail, Marc Archembault
Feather Leg, Linda Blackman
Jr. Feather Leg, Abbie Royer
Goose, Dick & Amy Royer
Large Duck, Becky Pease
Mediterranean, Dan Charles
Old English Game (OEG), Mike Lash
Jr. OEG, Allison Flagg
Rose Comb Clean Leg (RCCL), Mike Lash
Jr. RCCL, Zach Armstrong-Royer
Roller, Brice Gould
Reserve Roller, Dick & Amy Royer
Single Comb Clean Leg (SCCL), Dick & Amy Royer
Section Champions
Bantam, Mike Lash
Jr. Bantam, Allison Flagg
Reserve Bantam, Judy Chadwick
Guinea, Dick & Amy Royer
Reserve Guinea, Dick & Amy Royer
Large Fowl, C. Ray Canning
Reserve Large Fowl, Tracey Allen
Pheasant, Brandon Roberge
Reserve Pheasant, Dick & Amy Royer
Pigeon, Marc Archembault
Reserve Pigeon, Val & Fred Hatch
Turkey, Dick & Amy Royer
Reserve Turkey, Val & Fred Hatch
Waterfowl, Judy Chadwick
Reserve Waterfowl, Cynthia Archembault
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Common Ground 5K Footrace – September 26, 2004
1st Overall, Male: Gabriel Rivard 26 16:30
1st Overall, Female: Emma Barday 29 21:02
2nd Overall, Male: Tim Wakeland 39 17:01
2nd Overall, Female: Jen Wilcox 28 21:30
3rd Overall, Male: Barry Legand 35 17:25
3rd Overall, Female: Joelle Guerard 37 22:25
1st MOFGA finisher, Male: Jay Lindsay 45 19:14
1st MOFGA finisher, Female: Sara Davis 30 25:27
OVERALL RESULTS:
1) Gabriel Rivard 26 16:30
2) Tim Wakeland 39 17:01
3) Barry Legand 35 17:25
4) Michael Griffin 41 17:51
5) Joe Dana 28 18:09
6) Sam Brown 26 18:22
7) Nick Zardisha 34 18:42
8) Jered Hayes 15 18:50
9) Branin Buehner 22 19:00
10) Nick Downing 17 19:12
11) Jay Lindsay 45 19:14
12) Ames Wolven 15 19:22
13) James Houle 31 19:44
14) Christopher Almy 55 19:50
15) Tom Menendez 51 20:24
16) Todd Murphy 37 20:21
17) Ian Pailin 28 20:31
18) Emma Barday 29 21:02
19) Mathew Sturgis 35 21:06
20) Tom Little 44 21:07
21) Ryan King 35 21:24
22) Jen Wilcox 28 21:30
23) Wilder Nicholson 10 22:13
24) Bruce Nicholson 42 22:14
25) Paul Yates 53 22:22
26) Joelle Guerard 37 22:25
27) Justin Carpenter 14 22:42
28) Bridgid Farney 24 22:44
29) David Hance 25 23:16
30) Leah Trommer 24 23:20
31) Morgen Buehner 25 23:23
32) Marilyn Hintz 52 23:24
33) Jeanne Ellis 34 23:26
34) Ed Chesnut 56 23:27
35) Harold Burnett 47 23:33
36) Virgina Howe 49 23:41
37) Misti Guerin 34 23:44
38) Carol Manley 50 23:53
39) Henry Gaudron 12 24:02
40) Ames Almy 13 24:03
41) Bill Knox 47 24:06
42) Debbie Nathan 36 24:24
43) Scott Redmond 27 24:38
44) Jim Moore 61 24:55
45) Ellen Spring 51 25:02
46) Grace Norman 15 25:12
47) Ron Dostie 46 25:16
48) Sara Davis 30 25:27
49) Bill Trommer 54 25:32
50) Charlotte Thurston 15 25:43
51) Elizabeth Gaige 37 25:54
52) Abby Weissman 23 26:32
53) David McManus 46 27:02
54) Seth Phillips 16 27:20
55) Louisa Dunlap 64 27:28
56) Jennifer Plout 25 27:34
57) Dick Miles 47 27:35
58) Don Newell 46 27:42
59) Ned Burnett 14 28:06
60) Bridget Seegers 25 28:07
61) Nicole Bruyere 33 28:09
62) John Goldfine 58 28:13
63) Molly Lindsay 11 28:22
64) Michelle Dostie 35 28:33
65) Patrick Lindsey 14 28:46
66) Andy Abello 59 29:04
67) Amanda Russell 45 29:05
68) Gene Roy 58 29:07
69) Donna Jean Pohlman 39 29:10
70) Ron Paquette 60 29:11
71) Melissa Fredsall 33 29:44
72) Namoi Wong 26 30:50
73) Jean Goldhue 59 30:54
74) William Lascher 24 31:14
75) Sharon Tisher 53 32:50
76) Shirley Adams 53 33:56
77) James Purdy 27 34:54
78) Alisha Schmidt 27 34:55
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