—Lncastar Farming, Saturday, May 12,1979
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Winners in the Apple Blossom quilt contest, included, from left to right, Mrs.
Mary Volland, East Berlin, second place winner; Mrs. Ruth-Anna Polley, Get
tysburg, first place winner; and Mrs. Peg Wyckoff, Gettysburg, third place
winner. Each are holding their prize-winning quilts.
Winning Apple
Blossom quilt
(Continued from Page 139)
The winning entry will be
contributed to the Adams
County Historical Society
Quilt Room. It will be on
display there and patterns
will be available.
This was the first year for
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this contest which may turn
into an annual event and
part of the Apple Blossom
Festival.
A copy of Mrs. Policy’s
winning pattern is included
with this article and
directions are included.
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Dairy game will promote milk
HARRISBVURG - A
special, exhibit on the
Pennsylvania dairy industry
will make a series of one
week w nt shopping
'nails across the com
monwealth beginning May
17, according to State-
Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell.
The exhibit is sponsored
by the Keystone Milk
Marketing Council, Inc.
Hallowell characterized
the exhibit as a “dairy fun
and-games happening,”
which features a five-hole
miniature golf course.
Children and adults may
play a free round of
miniature golf, receiving
prizes for their efforts.
At each of the exhibit’s ten
mall stops, local dairy
princesses will share in the
festivities. Pennsylvania’s
reigning 1979 Dairy Princess
Lisa Miller of Washington
will join the tour several
times during the Spring and
Summer.
In addition to county and
state dairy princesses,
members of local and county
milk promotion committees
will staff the exhibit.
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The tour begins in Easton
on May 17 and continues in
Sharon, Altoona, Reading,
York, Harrisburg, Scranton,
Quakertown and Exton
before closing in Lancaster
as part of the annual Farm-
City Week in mid-October.
The “Hole-In-One” exhibit
was developed by the
Atlantic Dairy Association. ,
It’s appearances in Penn
sylvania are being coor
dinated by the Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department’s
Bureau of Markets.
The Keystone Milk
Marketing Council, Inc. is
made up of representatives
from the billion-dollar
Pennsylvania dairy in
dustry. Most members are
dairy farmers, representing
either a milk cooperative or
another Pennsylvania dairy
farming association.
It is funded by dairy
farmers who submit to
voluntary ' assessments
based bn their own
production. Funds are used
to promote the benefits oi
fresh milk and other, dairj
products to the daily diet.
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