Farm Museum
On Display
At Farm Show
Harrisburg—Visitors to the
1962 Pennsylvania Farm
Show, will have an opportu-
nity to see an actual country
kitchen of the 18th Century,
thanks to the efforts of some
Lancaster Countians. _ . •
The Pennsylvania Farm SnOW Section
Museum will reproduce the Nineties.
Colonial setting at its booth _ ' 01
on the first concourse of the Farm Show exh,blt
Large Arena building. will contain everything that
The state-owned museum was commonplace in a Colo
afc Landis Valley houses a nial kitchen, including fire
collection of 250,000 oldtime place benches, stretcher ta
tools and kitchenware ar- ble, and methods of cookery,
ranged to portray life on Spinning, weaving and oth-
Pennsyivania farms from er home crafts of the era will
Colonial Days' to the Gay _ (Turn to page 15)
County Future Farmers
Win Fourteen Degrees
Fourteen Lancaster County tion Building, Harrisburg
Future Fanners of America Following is a brief sum
will be awarded Keystone mary of the activities of the
Farmer Degrees at 'ceremon- Keystone Degree winners,
ies next Wednesday. JAMES RICHARD EBY
The Keystone Farmer De- Janies is a 12th grade stu
gree, the highest award that dant * n vocational agricul
can be given by the state * ul f e a * P e( l ue 3 Valley High
association of FFA is confer- School He is the son of
red on only two per cent of Gladys I Eby and the late
the total state membership. Chester W Eby, Kinzers Rl.
T ~ ~ , , . , An honor student, James
!n addition to outstanding was a member of ’ the hi h
IU w ™ lOll3 ag ; i_ school baseball and soccer
nf fh . e teams and student council,
, , . and was homeroom treasurer
bove average participation in d nrec , ldaril
school and community activi- V P
ties and FFA work Thev JJ™ 8 / 88 T" ° f
must have demonstrated Gilt P ogram m , . h “
some inclination Howard bo- +h^ P R a^ ai ed
coming established m the Red Ro3e Fa f me f
Se n lmldTreas\ U sso0 a "n He Was * the Pro
supervised farming programs SZS
The awards will be presen- m his local FFA chapter,
ted by the State Officers of James is a member of the
FFA during the winter con- p equ ea Presbyterian Church'
vention at 130 January 10 and vice president of the
in the Forum of the Educa- (Turn to Page 6)
THE PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW
JANUARY 8-12, 1962
BOOTH 699-700
LET US SHOW YOU HOW
BLUSALT
puts a _
plus in v C
feeding
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AUTHORIZED BLUSALT DEALERS
Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Lancaster
Ira B. Landis, Lancaster
Enos R, Buckwalter, Lancaster
Wolgemoth Bros., Florin
C. P. Wenger and Sons, Ephrata
Martin's Feed Mill, Ephrata
Henry B. Hoover, Ephrata
Harold H. Good, Terre Hill
Paul Hurst and Sons, East Earl
Cassel's Mill, Inc., Manheim
Hempfield Mills, East Petersburg
M. S. Graybill and Son, Bareville
John S. Martin, Bareville
INTeRNATIO
SEE YOU AT
CLAD
Twelve County Girls Are
Keystone Homemakers
Twelve Lancaster County
Future Homemakers Will Tje
among 168 girls from all
parts of Pennsylvania- to re
ceive the coveted State
Homemaker degrees daring
the farm show next week.
The State Homemaker a
wards are the highest that
can be earned by members
of the Pennsylvania Asso
ciation, Future Homemakers
of America. They will be
presented by officers of the
13,000-member state associa
tion at the annual FHA con
vention next Wednesday.
In order to qualify for the
FHA State Homemaker de
gree, member candidates, in
addition to being outstand
ing homemaking students,
must have shown achieve
ments in a program of acti
vities at local, regional,
state and national levels.
From Lancaster County
the following girls will be
given certificates of their
awards and a letter of re
commendation from the Gov
ernor of the Commonwealth
at ceremonies Wednesday
morning in the forum of the
Education Building, Harris
burg: Janet Ginder, Mount
Joy Rl, Donegal High
School: Anna Ruth Swanger
Manheim, Manheim Central
High School, Ruth Graybill,
New Holland, Garden Spot
John J. Hoober, Gordonville
Maurice M. Good, Gordonville
J. C. Walker and Sons, Gap
Millport Roller Mills, Lititz
Eby's Mill, Lititz
Mountville Feed Service, Columbia
J. H. Reitz and Son, Millway
Farmers Feed and Supply, New Holland
Earl Sauder, New Holland
Robert H. Barr, Millersville
Stephen M. Kurtz, Morgantown
Jacob L. Kurtz, Elizabethtown
:alt company
XVANIA
Saturday, January 6, 1962
High School; Elaine Erb, of
Columbia E 2; Patricia Fel
lenbaum, Washington JBoro,
Rl; Janet Fry, Conestoga
R 2; Theresa Huber, Pequea
R 2; Judith Warfel, Cone
stoga R 2; Kathleen Hoover,
Lancaster; Marion McKinsey
MiUersville; Frances Mell
inger. Willow Street Rl, and
Rosalie Kreider, of Willow
Street Rl, all of Penn Man
or High School.
Following is a short sum
mary of the activities which
won the degree for the Fu
ture Homemakers.
JANET FRY
Janet, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Fry, of
Conestoga R 2 is a student
Whatever your dairy feeding program, you can
'use new Wayne 32% Dairy Krums to good ad
vantage. Just balance this blend, of high quality
proteins, vitamins and minerals with the nutrients
in your own farm grains. Select the protein level
that is right for the'roughage used. Each cow
will produce milk at her full bred-in milking power.
!And, the texture of ground and mixed rations is
improved. Ask us tor details.
To Help Your Dairy Herd
STAY OUT IN FRONT
See Us at Booth 449-4*51
at the Farm Show
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2. Columbia
H. M. STAUFFER
& SON'S. Inc.
Witmer - Ronks - Leola
ROHRER'S MILL
R.D. I, Ronks
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 1. East Earl
LIME VALLEY MILLS
H. D. 1, Willow Street
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
at Penn Manor High Schools
She is a member of the Gtee
Club and Future Nurses
Club at her school as wall
as, the Penn Manor- Chapter
Future Homemakers of
America.
THERESA C. HUBER
This junior student at the
Penn Manor High School
rose from the post of Parfi
mentarian last year to that
of President of her chapter
of FHA this year.
Theresa attended the state
conventon of FHA at Penn
State Unversity for the pact
two summers as a discussion
leader. She is a member of
the Penn Manor Sunshine
Girls and has served one
term as historian.
A member of the senior
girl scout troop of Pequee.
Theresa has been chosen to
(Turn to page II)
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
Lawn & Bellaire
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
SUNSHINE FARM
SUPPLY
Lititz & Newmanslown
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millarsville
ROSS C. ULRICH, JR.
R. D. 2. Peach Bottom
J. C. WALKER & SON; Inc.
Gap
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