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(All photos on this page were taken by Liz Tiemann.) George Fullam of Rising Sun enjoyed a day at Sun Fest. George is a WWII veteran. Here is Ted Patterson of Patterson Community Farm in Perryville selling locally produced farm products at St. Mary Anne's Episcopal Church. Patterson Community Farm is a newly certified organic farm producing vegetables. Popcorn and soy snacks from Chesapeake Fields, Sylvan Moon soaps, and Rumbleway Farm cheeses were all sold as well. Please call Ted at 443-350-5065 for more information	September/October 2007 George Griffith of Georgetown, MD enjoys a birthday celebration with family. George taught local Cecil County History and was involved in a map project conceived by the students from "Cecil County: An Intro to Its Past." from the Division of Continuing Education Cecil Community College. Courses are still being offered on our fascinating heritage.	Do you have any recent photos you'd like to share with us? Send us an email!
	Troop 143 of Port Deposit, MD, participated in summer camp activities at Horse Shoe Reservation, Chester County Council.	Hazel Jenkins, a life-long resident of Colora, enjoyed a ceremony at the Boy Scout Troop 92 cabin. Miss Hazel has been involved in scouting for over 50 years.
	Top of the World Liz and TateTiemann, of Conowingo, enjoyed a trip with friends to NYC and the Empire State Building.	Brother Fish and sister Shotzie enjoyed a lounge on the front porch. The Tiemann's of Conowingo
	Good food is had by all. Ray of Hope Mission of Port Deposit, serves up a free home-cooked meal at Hope's Cafe on Friday's from 1130am-1pm.
	SunFest 2007 Alison Duffy, Cecil County Outstanding Teen, 16, is a sophomore at Bo Manor High School. Alison lives in Elkton.	Desiree Moyers of Port Deposit, served the crowd a taste of Hawaii at Sun Fest.
	Joe Krick and Bob Job of Port Deposit, made sure things ran smoothly at Sun Fest.	Corp. Larry Komenda of Abingdon, Md, enjoyed Sun Fest. He is with the School Police Unit of the Cecil County Sheriff's Office.
	The Barn Owls pickin' Bluegrass for the crowd.	Clayton Fortin and Dell Lord of Rising Sun, enjoyed Bluegrass music at Sun Fest.
	Tim Jackson of Rising Sun, displays his magnificant artwork.
	Charlestown Riverfest Lucky Lady Doris Hall kept winning raffles at RiverFest in Charlestown. Doris volunteered to make the weekend a big success.	Charlestown VFD members Jacob White and Chad Slater at RiverFest
	Fast Eddie's served pit beef at the Riverfest.
	The captain of Chessie, at Riverfest	(L to R) Logan, Jennifer and Alyssa Bowers, Lindsay and Caroline Parrett, Don Wehry and Jim Parrett Venturing Crew 28 feeds both the Union and Confederate soldiers at the 16th Annual Civil War Reenactment held at Town Park in Rising Sun. The Venturing Crew is affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. They are in search of new members. A trip to the Longhorn Council in Texas is planned for 2008. Please contact venturing28.org or crew28@gmail.com for information.
	Dave Reed performs at HarvestFest at Janes UMC Rising Sun, MD	Vic Priapi came up from Cecilton to share his delicious Asian pears and other organic goodies at Farm Day hosted by Mark and Robin Way of Conowingo.
	Upper Bay Decoy Show Ralph Nestor of Elkton, took "Best in Show" at the 40thUpper Shore Decoy Show for his "Near Miss, Bald Eagle with Fish." It took Ralph over 1400 hours to complete this masterpiece. Congradulations, Ralph!	Bill Streaker has been carving since 1967. Bill was born and raised in North East. Bill and his lovely wife have been married for 50 years. Bill stated he got into maintaining over 500 decoys with his father-in-law, Harry Biddle, who took out hunting parties from Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Dupont's and Esskay's were among the hunting parties.
	Bill Bailly of Airville, PA, Jeff Moore, chairman of the Bob Litzenberg Carving Competition and owner of Fowl Play Studio in Rising Sun, Ralph Nestor of Elkton and Albert Riedal of Conowingo at the 40th Upper Shore Decoy Show.
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