C22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 14,1980
Adams County to
BIGLERVILLE Adams her successor.
County will hold its 13th Six Adams County dairy
Annual Dairy Princess farmers’ daughters have
Contest on Saturday, June entered the contest.
14, 1900, at the Biglerville They are: Sherri L.
High School, North Mam Kaltreider, daughter of Mr.
-Street, Biglerville, at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Robert L.
The reigning Adams Kaltreider, R. 2, York
County Dairy Princess Springs, Debra A. Lauch-
Chnstine Gitt, daughter of man, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gitt, Mrs. Howard H. Lauchman,
R 2, Littlestown, will crown R. 1, New Oxford; Arm R.
Farm museum
to sponsor
rural crafts show
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md.
Steppmgstone Museum, a
farm complex in Harford
County, Maryland, and
arranged as a tum-of-the
century rural home and
crafts shops, will present its
tenth annual Old-Tune Arts
and Crafts Festival on
Saturday, June 21,10 a.m. to
5 p.m. and Sunday, June 22,
noon to 5 p.m.
The museum, a non-profit
organization, staffed by
volunteers, is dedicated to
the histone preservation of
our country’s past. It is
located on a picturesque
hillside, overlooking the
Susquehanna River State
Park, near Havre de Grace.
Fifty artists and craft
persons will demonstrate
and exhibit such old-time
crafts as spinning and
weaving, quilting, rug
hooking, broom and shingle
making, chair caning, soap
making, basket weaving,
slate scrimshaw, pottery
making, tinsmithing,
woodworking, various kinds
of needlework, artists
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painting on all types of
media, to name only a few.
The blacksmith shop will
be ablaze when the “smithy”
will create old-time items
needed from that craft.
Members of the Step
pingstone Museum
Association will be on hand
to guide visitors through the
buildings where they may
view the thousands of ar
tifacts of the outstanding
collection of craftmen’s tools
in the shops of the copper,
leatherworker, woodworker,
tinsmith, and others, and
also see home appliances,
fine handwork, dolls and
toys of the past century.
Entertainment each day
will be Square Dancmg,
Barbershop and Bluegrass
Singing, a German Band and
other events.
To reach Steppmgstone,
take Md. Rt. 155 to Earlton
Road and follow the signs to
the Museum on Quaker
Bottom Road. Donation is $1
for adults, 25 cents,
children.
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(In Sears Mall)
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Phone 872 4665
hold dairy princess
Murren, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Thomas R. Murren, R.
4, Hanover; Gail Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn E. Smith, R 1,
Aspers; Karen E. Sprague,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger L. Sprague; and
Joyce Zepp, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman H. Zepp,
R. 2, New Oxford.
All are interested in
promoting milk and other
dairy products and
representing Pennsylvania’s
number one agriculture
industry.
The Master of Ceremonies
will be Alan Bair, Director,
Member Services, for
Atlantic Breeders
Cooperative, Inc., 1575
Apollo Dnve, Lancaster.
Judges will be: Miss
Connie Harness, Chief,
Promotions Office, Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture,
2301 North Cameron Street,
Harrisburg (and a former
Miss Pennsylvnia); Thomas
Dum in, dairy farmer, R. 1,
Loysville; and Richard M.
Smith, Branch Manager,
Production Credit
Association, 183 Lincoln Way
East, Chambersburg.
The Note Blenders, a local
barbershop quartet, will
provide the entertainment.
Vincent W. Lobaugh, R. 1,
Aspers, will be pianist for
the contest. This year’s
theme is that of an ice cream
parlor
music and stage setting.
Adams County is one of
approximately 45 counties in
Pennsylvania that has a
contest of this kind. The local
winner will join othe
rprmcesses July 13 to 16,
1980, to attend the Dairy
Princess Training Seminar
where they will receive
many instructions con
cerning the state contest.
September 22 and 23, all
will compete for the title of
Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess at a pageant sponsored
by the Atlantic Dairy
Association in Harrisburg.
On Sunday, June 8, 1900,
the contestants, their
parents, and committee
members will be entertained
at a luncheon at the farm of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gitt,
R. 2, Littlestown.
Cindy Zepp, R. 2, New
Oxford, and Dawn L.
Bodenberg, R 4, Get
tysburg, are the co
chairpersons of this event
which is sponsored by the
Adams County Holstein
Association in Harrisburg.
On Sunday, June 8, 1980,
the contestants, their
parents, and committee
members will be entertained
at a luncheon at the farm of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gitt,
R. 2, Littlestown.
Cindy Zepp, R. 2, New
Oxford, and Dawn L
Bodenberg, R. 4, Get
tysburg, are the co
chairpersons of this event
which is sponsored by the
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contest
Adams County Holstein
Association and Adams
COlinty’s dairy farmers and
agribusinesses ,* 1
Rehearsal for the con
testants will 'be held on
Friday, June 13, 1960, at
Biglerville High school at
7:30 p.m.
The public is cordially NEW HOLLAND SALES
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on Saturday mght and; Phone 71 7-354-4341
following the crowning, . . ,
refreshments featuring || LloydH Kreider.Auct
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