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—Lancaster Famine, Saturday, Dacamber 1,1979
REYNOLDSVILLE - A
19-year-old Pennsylvania
girl, who made a three-piece
man’s suit for under $3O, has
Local farmer named to
Grange Ag committee
NOTTINGHAM - Jesse
Wood, R 2 Nottingham, has
been named the new
chairman of the Penn
sylvania State Grange’s
Agriculture Committee.
The Lancaster Countian
will have responsibility for
administering the Grange’s
agricultural policy making
procedure for the coming
year.
State Grange Master
Charles Wxsmer said he
thinks Wood will do a good
job in the position because of
Wood’s background in~
agriculture and his ex
perience in local politics.
He has served for three
years on the Lancaster
County Farmers Home
Administration committee,
and was chairman of the
Community Committee of
theASCS.
He has served on the State
Grange Agriculture Com
mittee since 1974.
In local government he
Janet Pifer wins 4-H clothing scholarship
been named one of six
national winners in the 4-H
clothing program.
Janet Pifer, Route 3, Box
currently is serving on the
Lancaster County Area
Refuse Authority. He is the
sewerage enforcement of
ficer for Little Britain
Township.
Wood has 400 acres in
crops on his home farm.
The new Legislative
Committee Chairman is a
Washington County
dairyman.
Vernon Cox, West
Alexander, also brings to his
new position a wide range of
experience in activities off
his 500 acre farm.
He is a Milk Marketing
Inc. delegate, and a member
of the Pittsburgh Food and
Nutrition Dairy Council.
He has been a member of
the Washington County
Extension Executive
Committee for 12 years. He
also has served on loca
ASCS committees.
Cox also has been i
member of the Grange’:
legislative and dairy com
rruttees.
-Janet M. Piter man’s suit for her 18-year
-86A, Reynoldsville, received old brother, Brian, helper
a $l,OOO scholarship during her learn how to properly fit
the 58th National 4-H men ’ s clothing. She said the
Congress in Chicago No. 25- suit would cost about $BO in a
29. store.
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jrvice, the six winners
/ere presented their awards
>y Coats & Clark Inc.,
sponsor of the clothing
trogram.
Pifer, daughter of Mrs.
jis Pifer, is a sophomore at
ndiana University of
’ennsylvama and plans a
.•areer as a home economist.
The Jefferson County girl,
an 11-year 4-H member, said
the project of making a
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Pifer has learned how to
design her own clothing and
earlier this summer created
an expensive-looking
woman’s raincoat for under
$2O that she said would have
cost about $BO if purchased
ready-made.
The 4-H’er said that
clothing designing “gives
me a chance to use my
creativity and sewing
knowledge.”
She has learned to buy
good quality fabric on sale,
and invested m pressing
equipment, as well as a high
quality sewing machine.
Pifer - said that she makes
about 90 percent of her own
clothing, as well as some
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clothing for her two brother/
and four sisters.
A teen leader in the local 4-
H sewing club for the past
four years, she started a new
sewing club that has 15
members.
She also has been a
member of the 4-H clothing
judgmg team and last year
won first place in individual
competition at the district
level.
Her other projects have
included leadership, health
photography, food-nutrition
bicycle and conservation of
national resources.
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Council.
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