—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 13, 1973
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Homemaker Degrees Presented
During Convention Ceremonies
“Our Future—Let’s Get It
Together” was the theme of the
Annual Winter meeting of the
Pennsylvania Future
Homemakers of America
meeting in Harrisburg this week.
Presiding at the convention
was Miss Andrea Sakse, Carbon
County, State FHA president.
Greetings were brought to the
Convention by Dr Harry K
Gerlach, deputy commissioner of
basic education from the Penn
sylvania Department of
Education
One of the highlights of the
Winter Convention of the Future
Homemakers of America is the
awarding to the State
Homemaker Degrees. This
Bird Movement Permission
The U S Department of
Agriculture announced changes
in its quarantine regulations
which will allow owners of caged
pet birds to move them from
, areas under Federal quarantine
for poultry disease such as exotic
Newcastle
The change will alleviate
hardships experienced by
traveling pet bird owners
because of quarantines imposed
in southern California and Puerto
Rico by USDA’s Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service
(APHIS) to halt the spread of
exotic Newcastle disease of
poultry and other birds
APHIS official*; explained that
the changes wiU permit a bird
owner to transport two caged pet
birds out of a quarantine area. In
order to transport the birds, the
owner has to meet two
requirements
-Present a notarized statement
to quarantine authorities that the
birds have been in the owner’s
possession for at least 90 days,
that the birds are healthy, and
they have not been in contact
with poultry or other birds during
that period
- Keep the birds in isolation for
30 days after they are moved and
make them available for in
spection by State or Federal
authorities
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award is presented to deserving
girls enrolled in the Future
Homemakers Course in high
schools.
Area winners of the coveted
State Homemakers Degree and
the Chapter they represent in
clude
Rachel Diffenderfer, Manheim
RD3, Manheim Central; Carol
Hess, 16 Penn Grant Road,
Willow Street, Penn Manor;
Carol Knight, Lancaster RD6,
Penn Manor, Cathy Martin, West
Willow, Penn Manor; Jane
McMichael, Lancaster RD6,
Penn Manor, Tina Mummau,
Manheim RD2, Manheim Cen
tral; Suzanne Shearer, Mount
The owners will be given the
name and address of the ap
propriate Federal or State in
spector in his State of destination
when he presents the notarized
statement to quarantine officials
An area still under quarantine
in southern California because of
exotic Newcastle disease covers
about 1,450 square miles in
Ventura, San Bernardino and
Riverside counties. In addition,
the entire Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico is under quarantine
However, APHIS officials are
advising through-travelers with
pet birds to still avoid these
quarantined areas The reason
for the caution, they explained, is
that the 30-day isolation period is
required for all pet birds leaving
the quarantine area Unless the
traveler plans to remain at his
destination for at least 30 days he
would be wise to leave his pet at
home or stay out of the
quarantine area, said APHIS
officials
The regulation change was
proposed on Oct 30 with a 20-day
period for comments. Only four
letters - all opposed to relaxing
the restrictions - were received
However, XJSDA found there was
sufficient justification for im
plementing the changes despite
these comments. The amend
ment to the regulations took
effect upon publication in the
Federal Register, scheduled for
Dec 30
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Farm & Dairy Store
RD3, Ephrata, Pa. phone 354-0744
17572 (Hinkletown) Store Holies 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.
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WALTER BINKLEY & SON
R.D. 4, Lititz, Pa. Phone 626-4705
859-2688
548-2116
393-3906
867-3741
Lancaster County
Joy RD2, Manheim Central;
Dawn Siver, 500 Capri Road,
Lancaster, Penn Manor, and
Karen Stehman, Conestoga RD2,
Penn Manor.
Berks County
Linda Gabel, Honeybrook RD2,
Twin Valley; Karen Gracely,
Mertztown, Brandywine Heights;
Christine Kline, Alburtis,
Brandywine Heights; Carol
McGowan and Cynthia Picton,
Birdsboro RDI, Twin Valley;
Roxanne Reinhold, Shillington,
Governor Mifflin, Alice Romig
and Debra Whitehead, Elverson
RDI, Twin Valley, Betty Stoltz
fus, Elverson RD2, Twin Valley.
Lebanon County
Linda Brubaker, Myerstown
RD2, Dawn Hauer, Myerstown
RD3, Cynthia Horst,
Newmanstown RDI, Sheila
Peiffer, Myerstown RDI; Lyn
delle Shuey, Myerstown RD3; Jo
Ann Smith, Myerstown RD2, and
Sharon Ziegler, Myerstown RD2,
all representing Elco School.
York County
Linda-Anne Boyd, Red Lion
RDI; Martha Harrington, Delta
Stoke RD2; Beatrice Sweitzer,
Red Lion RD2, and Glenda
Waltemeyer, Red Lion RDI, all
from the Red Lion School.
Society 1
Farm Women Society 1, held its
recent meeting at the home of
Mrs Henry Shreiner, Lititz RD2
Devotions were led by Miss
Mildred Shreiner.
New officers installed were:
Mrs Paul Kurtz, president; Mrs.
Noah Kreider, vice-president;
Mrs Willis Bucher, recording
secretary, Mrs. Elmer Hershey,
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Franklin Weber, treasurer, Mrs.
Daniel Brubaker, song leader
and Mrs. J. Clayton Sangrey,
news reporter.
The following delegates from
Society l attended the State
Farm Convention: Mrs Paul
Kurtz, Mrs. Elmer Hershey and
Mrs Noah Kreider.
The Society’s Mother and
Daughter program has been
changed to Friday, May ll at the
Brunnerville Fire Hall.
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Thomas Erb, Lancaster, of the
Children’s Bureau.
Two Promoted at Auto Auction
The Manheim Auto Auction has
announced the appointment of
Martin J. Start as auction
manager and Clarence H. Wit
man as assistant auction
manager. The appointments
were announced by Edward G.
Reese, general manager of the
Pennsylvania auction.
Start, who joined the Manheim
Auction in February of 1970, will
immediately assume respon
sibility for the overall operation
of the auction. Start, who has
been assistant general manager
for the past two years, will be in
charge of personnel, supervision
Date Listed for State
Calf Sale Consignments
The Holstein State Calf Sale
will be held March 30 at the Farm
Show Building in Harrisburg.
Calves born July 1, 1972
through October 31, 1972 and a
few born January 1 to January 15,
1973, sired by popular, proven
sires are desired for the sale.
Dams should be classified GP
(Good Plus) or better from dams
with official DHIA records at two
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Lancaster, Pa. 397-5179
and managements for private
fleet and leased automobiles.
Witman, known as “Whitey” in
auction circles, will assist Start
in the daily operation of the five
lane auto auction. Witman joined
the Manheim Auction in April of
1968 and has been operations
manager for the past year.
Reese stated that with the new
appointments he will assume
responsibility for drafting policy
and procedural recom
mendations for the Manheim
Auto Auction, as well as the other
ten auctions operated by
Manheim Services Corporation
years of age of 13,000 pounds of
milk, 15,000 pounds of milk as a
three-year-old, or 16,000 pounds
of milk as a four-year-old or
older
Anyone interested or having
calves to be consigned to this sale
should respond by January 18 to
the County sales representatives,
Jay Landis, 872-8818, or Nathan
Stoltzfus, 442-4291.
8 KW TO SO KW
MY A. BRUBAKER
700 Woodcrest Ave,
Lititz, P*. 626-7766