10—Lancaster Farming, Friday, August 29, 1958
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Posture Queen Is Selected
At 4-H County H-Ec Roundup
More than 800 girls and their i
adult leaders from 45 Home Eco-j
nomics clubs in the County saw
the postute queen crowned at
the annual 4-H Home Economics
roundup at Millersville on Aug
ust 21.
Crowned by last year’s Queen.
Miss Sylvia Swarr, Lititz, was
Miss Barbara Keener, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Kee
ner, Manheim R 3. The pretty 15
year old “I’ll be 16 m Sep
tember," brunette has been ac
tive in 4-H work for seven years,
participating m the Holstein Dairy
club and the Manheim Lititz
cooking club
The Queen who plans to enter
purses training is a junior at
kanheim Central High School,
where she plays organ and plays
sumpet in the high school band
1 Runners up for the title were
liss Maty Jane Hill, a 16 year
Id blonde from Lititz R 2 and
liss Nancy Longenecker, Man
jjeim. who is just 15 also
i Earlier in the day judges had
(elected the winners of the
press Revue, a contest limited
;o girls 14 years or older who
nd three years experience in 4-II
ilub work Winner of the third
year group was Mary Heisey,
Loneoln Julia Hecker, Ephrata
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won the nod in the four year
group while winners in the five
year group wa's Betty Unable,
East Lampeter. All sixth, seventh,
and eighth year girls competed
in one class Winner in this di
vision was Judy Nolt, Silver
Springs
These four county winners will
compete in the 18 county dis
trict contest at Palmyra on Aug
ust. 27 This contest is a 4-H
National Achievement contest
with the winners being eligible
to compete on the state level
later this year
The 49 girls in the Dress Re
vue modeled their creations win
ning the applause of those pres
ent
Clubs represented m the round
up were, Fun to Bake, Teas,
Tasty Snacks, Outdoor Cookery,
Party Time Learn By Doing, Buf
fet Meals, and 26 clothing clubs
Dr D L Beunsderfer, Presi
dent of Millersville State Teach
ers College was introduced by
the mistress of ceremonies, Betty
Umble, President of Home Eco
nomics council Dr Beimsderfer
welcomed the group to Milleis
ville.
Group singing was under the
direction of Gloria Eshleman,
song leader of the County Coun
cil.
The program was arranged by
Extension Home Economist, Miss
Nancy Kern, and her two assist
ants, Miss Cynthia K Winner
and Miss Maiy Louise Drews.
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POSTURE QUEEN of Lancaster County is crowned by
1957 queen while the runners up look on. Miss Sylvia
Swarr left, Posture Queen of 1957, places a crown of flow
ers, emblematic of her title on the head of Miss Barbara
Keener, Manheim, center. Looking on are the two other
contestants who finished high in the judging They are Miss
Nancy Longenecker, Manheim, right center, and Miss Mary
Jane Hill, Lititz R 2, far right.
Suppose you had
servants
electricity...
If you did, it would cost you at least
$62,000 more each year l
That's because in the average
American home electricity does
jobs equal to the manual labor of
more 'than 30 servants working a
40-hour week. Multiply that by only
$l.OO an hour. Then figure it for 52
weeks and see what a bargain elec
tricity really is for the work it does.
Next time you look at your electric
bill, think of it as your payroll for
30 servants. Mighty low wages—
don’t you agree?
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visc, but do not cut through Fill
opening with a mixture of catsup,
olives, and oregano Sift flour and
salt, add lard and cut into flour
until mixture resembles coarse
meal. Add cheese and mix lightly
Add water, sprinkling it over one
portion of the dough at a time
blending in gently with a folk.
Shape into a ball, divide into two
Roll each part in a rec
tangle inch thick. Cut each
pait into five rectangles large
enough to enclose a frankfurter.
Place frank on a section of dough
and fold ends over fiank, bring
sides of dough together, and
pinch pastry together at top.
Rake on a greased baking sheet
at 425 degrees for 20 minutes.
Serve immediately, 5 servings
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