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“Cathedral Window," a quilt made by Farm
Women Group 1 of York County, brought $3OO at
Peachilicious Weekend. The auctioneer for the sale
was Blaine Rentzel, Emigsville, who gave his time
<ree of charge.
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ANOTHER SATISFIED USER OF
STA-RITE Milking Equipment
Bob Engle (left), Farm System Salesman for Agway, Witmer Hostetter (center), Rl Oxford
and Wilmer’s son, Bill, check on their Sta-Rite Pipeline. Mr. Hostetter had his first Sta-Rite
Pipeline installed in 1975.
Mr. Hostetter says, “I was so well pleased with the milking equipment and the service by
Agway, that when I wanted to buy a second pipeline in 1976 for another farm I again chose
Sta-Rite from Agway for my 60 stall dairy barn.
Contact your local Farm Systems salesman for expert help in
designing a milking system to fit your operation.
AVONDALE SUPPLY CENTER LANCASTER SUPPLY
Junction US 1 & 41 1027 Dillerville Rd.
Avondale, PA Lancaster, PA
215-268-8238 717-397-4761
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215 395 3381 Temple, PA York, PA
215 929-5264 717-792-2674
I’m sure every family has
their own set of experiences
to remember when moving
their child to college - ours
turned out to be rather
frustrating.
Peach
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McPhersons seemed to have
attained their goal.
They will be holding a
third annual Peachilicious
Weekend next year, and a
blossom festival in mid-
April.
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Ida Risser
We started a bit late as
everyone had a few last
minute things to attend to.
Then, when we were on the
road, Judy remembered she
had forgotten to take my iron
along. To slow things down,
we ran into a half-hour delay
m crossing the Susquehaxuia
and traffic piled up for miles.
Heavy equipment was
parked on the bridge but the
only evidence of work was
one small patch.
Allen, who is the navigator
on all trips, stayed home to
work on a new roof for the
bam. So, a wrong turn on the
road to Penn State didn’t
help tempers any. We didn’t
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Sept. 11.1976
stop to eat a picnic lunch as
we usually do but only
grabbed a sandwich in the
car.
Since Judy had not
received a needed receipt in
the mail, she went to pick
one up and waited 20 minutes
in the wrong line because no
signs were posted. She
almost wished, at this
moment, that she hadn’t
gone through the last few
months hassel of tran
sferring from Mansfield in
order to switch from
nutrition to food science.
The traffic was terrific in
State College and when we
finally arrived at her dor
mitory and parked to unload,
we discovered that at the last
minute they were sending
her to the East Halls on a
comer of the campus instead
Sewing course offered
WEST CHESTER - A
morning and evening course
in Basic Sewing will be of
fered by the Chester County
Cooperative Extension
Service. The series will be
held on Monday evenings
from 7:30-9:30' p.m. on
September 20, and 27, and
October 4, 11, 18, 25.
Deadline for registration is
Wednesday, September 15.
The morning class will be
held from 9:30-11:30 a.m. on
Wednesday, September 29
and October 6, 13, 20,27, and
November 3. Deadline for
registration is Wednesday,
September 22. The course is
designed for the person who
has little or no experience in
sewing. Basic Skills taught
include “how to ‘s’ ” in
choosing pattern size, woven
and knit fabrics selection
and preparation, layout, and
essential construction
techniques such as seams,
darts, facings, zipper and
hems.
A course in Menswear
“Making a Man’s Knit
Jacket” will be held on
Thursday, from 9:30-11:30
a.m. on September 23, and
30, and October 7, 14, 21.
Deadline for registration is
Friday, September 17. Learn
to sew a man’s or boy’s coat.
The course will include
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AERMOTOR windmills require nominal attention
usually just change the oil once a year and, then,
just let them pump your water requirements
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GARNER’S WINDMILL SERVICE
146 N. Cedar St. Lititz, Pa. 17543
Phone 717-626-0622
of downtown. (She had
already been reassigned one
week previously and had
notified all of her friends
about the address change).
Just at this awful moment,
our son Jeff, a graduate
student, appeared on his
bicycle and to us looked like
a knight on a white horse. He
helped us find a parking spot
to unload at the new dor
mitory and got us to relax
with a cup of coffee andl a
bite to eat before starting the
climb to the 4th floor with all
the boxes of books,
typewriter, hair dryer,
radio, plants, suitcases, etc.
They say, “All’s well that
ends well.” We did get home
safely after a few wrong
turns and just in time to dash
to a 4-H meeting in Lam
peter.
simplified methods for
tailoring the coat rather than
the conventional tailoring
techniques. A person with
average sewing skills can
master these easy
techniques.
Learn to weave a seat for a
cane chair. The series of four
meetings will be held from
9:30-11:30 a.m. on Tuesdays,
October 5, 12, 19, 26.
Deadline for registration is
Monday, September 20.
Bring your chair ready to
cane. The seat must have
holes into which cane is
woven. Refinishing of the
wood should be done before
the chair is caned. With your
registration, send a piece of
the old cane, or the
measurement between two
adjacent holes using front or
back of chair center holes
when measuring, plus the
actual measurement of the
hols in the cane weaving.
Instruction book and cane
are provided. A small fee is
required for each course.
Class limits are set,
registration is handled on a
first come, first served
basis. All courses will be
held at the Extension Office,
Paul B. Dague Bldg. (3rd
floor) 235 W. Market St.,
West Chester. For further
information call 696-3500.
and so is underground water
The initial cost may be more, but
“the ecological machine of the cen-
tury ' doesn’t require running electric
lines, and, best of all.
there's no electric bill
to pay
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