—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 31. 1976
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Left to right are five of the top six senior division
winners who will be representing the county at the
regionals: Jinx Henne, age 19, from Shartlesville;
Janis Malsbury, age 16, Rehrersburg; Paula Dix,
Winners chosen
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Franklin, and Mrs. Lila
Newhard.
Contest winners received
gifts donated by the
following businesses:
Schaeffer’s Dry Goods,
Reading; Boxcov’s East,
Exeter; LeFevre Brothers,
Boyertown; Grace John
Fabrics, Boyertown;
Wayne’s Dry Goods, Kutz
town; Lillian Fabric Shop,
Reading; Fabric Sales
Company, Reading; and
Bernhart’s Fabrics,
Reading. Tuxedos for David
Schuler and Dennis Dietrich,
who escorted a number of
the models in the fashion
presentation, were provided
by Jack O’Reilly.
General Chairman for the
When cooking cabbage, broccoli and brussel sprouts,
a heel of bread in the pot will help prevent odor.
Know Where the Activities Will Be?
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
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fashion event was Tammy
Lumley, and committee
members were: food - Janis
Malsbury and Sheila Moyer;
gifts - Mary Schuler and
Ruth Schuler; decorations -
Karen Noll and Doreen
Richards; and evening
program - Donna Mensch
and Kathy Hoffman.
Arrangements for the judges
were made by Joan
Schroeder; registration was
tended by Tammy Lumley
and publicity was arranged
for by Gwen Wentzel. Karen
Kniss and Mary Schuler
directed the afternoon
workshop, and Mrs. James
Dautrich and Mrs. Lawrence
Stratton assumed respon
sibility for the contest
tabulation.
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Cumberland Co,
4-H Baby Beef
The Cumberland County 4-
H Baby Beef Club met July
19 at the home of Tim Pot
teiger, president,
Mechanicsburg RB.
After the reading of the
minutes, the leaders com
mented on the coming fairs.
Mr. Duane Dunca, the
county agent, gave the
schedule of events for
Shippensburg and Carlisle
fairs.
Under old business, the
club was informed the
Lancaster Baby Beef Club
was invited to one of the
clubs monthly meetings.
Also, we were reminded of
the club picnic on August 22. -
The club was also told of the
exchange trip 4-Her’s from
Minnesota would be here
during Shippensburg Fair,
July 26-31.
Under new business, the
club voted to have a peanut
sale this fall.
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To keep freshly sliced
peaches from turning dark,
and if too much time will
elapse before serving, dip
the slices in orange juice or
sprinkle them with lemon
juice.
age 16, Kempton; Arlene Crummme, age 15,
Kempton, and Joanne Hefflegger. The sixth winner,
not pictured, is Chris Wolfe.
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3- 10 HP. Gear
5-Ford 12 HP. Gear
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5- 14 HP. Hydro.
7-Ford 16 HP. Hydro.
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Society 7
Farm Women Society 7
recently met at the home of
Mrs. John Shirk, Paradise.
After committee reports, the
program consisted of a book
review on The Fragrance of
Beauty. The review was
given by Mrs. Henry Yohn.
The two main thoughts of
the book were that of “inner
beauty,” or of Christ living
within an individual, and the
second was of “outer
beauty” or appearance.
-There will be no August
meeting, because of the
County Picnic at the
Brethren Village, Neffsville,
at 12 p.m. The meal is a
covered dish luncheon.
A bus trip is planned for
Society 7 on August 17. The
rain date is August 24. The
meeting place will be the
Presbyterian Church, „
Paradise, at 9:30 a.m.
Places of interest will be
the Pa. Dutch Information
Center where a film will be
shown, and a tour of Landis
Valley Museum, where lunch
will be served at 12:30 p.m.
The group will then move on
to Wheatland and Rock
Ford. Those desiring to go
should contact Mrs. Betty
Wenger at 687-7877.
The September meeting
will be held on the usual date
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Ford 4500 15’ TLB.
Oliver 770 12’ TLB.
Massey Ferg. 65 HD Loader
- LAWN & GARDEN
2-Cub Cadets 149 14 HP
Cub Cadet 127 12 HP
Ford 120 12 HP
Case 155 10 HP
C.E. Electrac 8 HP
Ford 7 HP
Society 29
On Monday evening, July
19th, Society 29 took a step
back in time to an in»
century community --
members and guests took a
candlelight tour through
elegant Donegal Mills
Plantation.
After partaking of refresh
ments, the meeting was held
in the three story brick mill.
Guests were members of
Society 16 and county of
ficers.
.The president, Mrs.
Gerald Erb, reminded the
group that the county picnic
will be held August 4th, at
Neffsville Village
home. August is vacation
month! Our next meeting
will be in September.
A pound of peaches equals
3-medium sized peaches
which will, in turn, yield 2
cups sliced, 1 cup pulp, or
just a shade under a pint of
frozen or canned peaches.
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on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Charles Lichty,
Paradise.
NEW
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1-7500 17’ Backhoe
1-550 15’ Backhoe
1-550 H.D. Loader & Cab
1-335 ind. Loader
- SKID LOADERS -
1-CL 40 40 HP. Skid Loader
1-CL 20 20 HP. Skid Loader
IN-BETWEEN
TRACTORS -
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Water Coated Diesels - 2 & 4
Wheel Drive
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