—Lancaster Farminf, Saturday. Dec. 20. 1975
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Home Ec teams slated for
HARRISBURG - Thirteen
home economics teams from
Pennsylvania high schools
and area vocational
technical schools have been
selected to compete in the
school demonstration con
test held in conjunction with
the 1976 State Farm Show.
Jan 5-9
Puppet show slated
HARRISBURG - The
Sunshine Players of
Harrisburg Area Com
munity College present a
Christmas puppet show
featunng local puppeteer,
Rob Gardner on December
21 at 2 00 p m and 4 00 p.m.
in the Rose Herman Lehr
man Arts Center at H.A.C.C.
The show is being sponsored
by the H A C.C. Alumni
Association
Gardner, a 21 year old
professional puppeteer, will
perform the skits, “Turkey
Delight” and “The Giving
Tree." The show is part of a
tour Gardner is making to
area community clubs,
libraries, and theatres.
Some of Gardners per
formances include
presentations at the
Harrisburg and Lebanon
Valley Arts Festivals, the
1974 Puppet Festival at
Tulane University in New
Orleans, and appearances on
local television.
This summer, he was
funded by the Pennsylvania
Department of Education to
teach English, via original
puppet shows, to Vietnamese
refugees at Indiantown Gap.
Different puppeteermg
USDA announces ACP grants
WASHINGTON The
U.S. Department of
Agriculture announced a
state allocation of funds
totaling $B9 million for the
1976 Agricultural Con
servation Program (ACP).
The allocation was
determined by the Secretary
of Agriculture according to
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Frame dogs can go longer without drinking than camels
They obtain moisture by eating grass and other plant
food
Prize money for the
contest totals $520, with $65
going to the first place
winner. All other teams will
receive a cash award of at
least $25.
Three prizes totaling $lOO
will be awarded by the
Pennsylvania Electric
techniques will characterize
the two short skits which
Gardner, a H.A.C C.
graduate, scripted, staged,
and also fashioned puppets
for "Turkey Delight" will
employ mamonettes, and in
“The Giving Tree” hand
puppets will be used. Bar
bara Beatty, of Hamsburg,
will be Gardners assistant.
A self-taught professional,
Gardner has designed and
constructed over 50
marnonettes and hand
puppets, which he uses in
both original and adapted
shows. Gardner is currently
assembling his six original
written works for
publication.
He is a member of the
Puppeteers of America, the
International Association of
Puppeteers, and the Quaker
Village Puppeteers.
Mr. Gardner is also the
puppeteer - in - residence
with the Harrisburg School
District, the Children’s
Theatre Group at H.A.C.C.,
and the Central Penn
sylvania Summer Theatre.
Admission to the per
formances is $.75 for
children; $l.OO for adults.
The Box Office opens at 1:15
p.m. and 3:15 p.m. There will
be no advance ticket sales.
the conservation needs of the
states.
Deducted from the $B5
million is $900,000 to be
allocated to states as needed
to satisfy the law
requirement that increases
be made in payments to
farmers who earn less than
$2OO of cost-share assistance
on approved practices
Association to the demon
strations showing the best
application or use of elec
tricity In the home.
A state committee selected
the competing teams based
on applications submitted by
school home economics
departments and FHA
HERO Chapters throughout
Pennsylvania.
Miss Carolyn M, Kratz,
senior program specialist in
home economics, Penna.
Department of Education,
certified the teams today to
the Farm Show Commission.
The home economics
demonstration teams,
representing 12 counties, will
meet the following schedule:
Monday afternoon, Jan 5. -
Mifflmburg High School,
Union County, “Dried With
Pride”; Northern Potter
High School, Potter County,
“Hobbie On The Scene”;
Enoch High School, Butler
County, “Set It - Forget It”;
Allegheny-Clarion Valley
High School, Clarion County,
“Washday Blues Arc Turned
Into Push Button Con
venience”; Linesville-
Conneaut-Summit High
School, Crawford County,
“Through The Day The
Blender Way”: Carbon
County Area Vocational-
Technical School, Carbon
County, “Quantity Sandwich
Making.”
Tuesday morning, Jan 6. -
Grove City High School,
Mercer County, “From The
Tree To The Pie”; Ford City
High School, Armstrong
County, “A Kilowatt Saved
Is A Kilowatt Earned”;
Moniteau High School,
Butler County, “If You’ve
Got The Time ... We’ve Got
The Bread”; Western
Beaver High School, Beaver
during the year; $850,000 for
technical assistance by the
Forest Service; and $250,000
for the Naval Stores Con
servation Program.
State allocations for the
mid-Atlantic states are as
follows: Pennsylvania;
$1,959,000; Maryland;
$484,000; Delaware;
$112,000; New Jersey:
$265,000; New York;
$2,051,000; Virginia;
$1,347,000.
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