FARM SHOW - Seven
Lancaster County con
tenders placed first in the
vocational horticulture
judging at the Farm Show
last Saturday.
Firsts went to Jo Wmchell,
613 Burlington Drive for her
hanging basket, Teresa
Wickenheiser, 237 James
Street for her collection of
cacti; Colleen Drennon, 435
Brownstown for ferns;
Jeanne Faye, Kennedy
Lane, Elizabethtown for her
terrariums; SharonGernert,
R 4 Manheim for an
arrangement of wild
flowers; Tracy Beckly,
Elizabethtown, for silk
corsages; and Terry Boar,
Friutville Pike for fresh
flowers bridal bouquet.
Results are as follows:
Flowering House Plants
African Violets
1 Kathy Socker Coopersburg 2 Ann
Derr LihU 3 Johanna Graf War
minster
Was Begonias
1 Sue Ko)!y Southampton 2 Tma
Griffith Chalfont 3 Patrick Sherman
Fayetteville 4 Cindy Conve y War
minster 5 Le AnneCasncr Newport
Hanging Baskets
3 Jo Wmchell Lancaster 4 Tammy
Mmick Lancaster 5 Lon Hess Newport
Geranium Pelargonium Bedding or
Common Any Color
1 Tina Griffith 2 Chene Griffith
Chalfont 3 Tracy Townsend Lemoyne 4
Cindy Raab Hartsville 5 Johanna Graf
Warminstar
Cyclamens
1 Johanna Graf 2 Branda Kemmick
Mt Joy 3 Cindy Raab 4 Mane
Peabody Gallon
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Vocational horticulture awards announced
Lawrence Doylestown 5 Sherri Leib
fried Marietta
Collection of Cacti
1 Teresa Wickenheiser Willow St
Foliage Plant no container larger than 8
1 Kathy Socker 2 Brenda Kemrmck 3
Tracy Stump 4 Nancy Wend'tz
Mountville
Ferns
1 Colfeen Drennon Brownstown 2
Caroline McGrath Warrington 3 Cindy
Raab 4 Mane Lawrence 5 Tina Shot?
Mountville
Potted Ivy
1 Laura Martin Enola 2 Sue Kelly 4
Caroline McGrath Warrington
Dish Carder
I Deb Fleagfe Millerstown 2 Tina
Greiner Lancaster 3 Judy Nace
Chris Shive, Seven Valleys, exhibited BV Pinkie
Pride to the reserve grand Junior Angus cham
pionship title.
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Columbia 4 Jennie Howe Columbia 5
Cathy Heck Elizabethtown
Terrariums
1 Jeanne Faye 2 Scott Fowltz
Harrisburg 3 Kathy Hedricks Columbia
4 Cheryl Bobey Schnecksville
ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS
Arrangement of wild flowers
1 Sharon Gernert Manheim 2 Condy
Raab Hartsvilfe 3 Bob Sunsen Patton
4 Sue Little Newport
Arrangement in container using dried and
1 Cheryl Bobey 2 Denna Stump
Elizabethtown 3 Sonja Mylm Miller
svilte 4 Sue Klinger Schnecksville 5
Darla Fox New Holland
Wreaths dried and silk materials
1 Stao Tolbert Chambersburg 2
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Heidi Fry Chambersburg 3 Chris Trout
Millersville 4 Kathy Socker Cooper
sburg 5 Brian Horn Rohrerstown
Mats for wall hanging using dried
materials
1 Brenda Rosenbaum Chambersburg
2 Beth Knauss Allentown 3 Mary
Kershner Bloomsburg 4 Mark Brown
Bloomsburg 5 Felicia Jacobs
Doylestown
Pine Cone Wreaths
1 Rita Marshall Enola 2 Colleen
Stevens Summcrdale 3 Sharon Ger
nert Manheim 4 Jtm Snyder Bloom
sburg 5 Shan Hurley Mechanicsburg
Arrangement in a pedestal container
using fresh flowers
1 Diana Koser Dauphin 2 Debra
Kenianne Rarick, (foreground) 13, of Reading, Berks County exhibited both
the grand and reserve grand Junior Shorthorn heifers. Holding her reserve
champ is friend Scott Templeton.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 17,1981—A13
Oi l Philadelphia 3 Cindy Hager
Lancaster 4 Sandra Kope Oberlm 5
Cathy Fink Bloomsburg
Fruit and/or vegetable arrangement with
without flowers or foliage
1 Debra Olsen 2 Kathy Hendricks 3
Kaye Landis Lititz 4 Beth Mekcon
Warrington 5 Kathy Way Marietta
Silk Corages
1 Tracy Beckley Elizabethtown 2
Felicia Jacobs 3 Beth Knauss 4 Kathy
Socker 5 Tina Albright Allentown
' Silk Bridal Bouquets
1 Beth Knass 2 Theresa Born Patton
3 Cindy Ackerman Columbia 4 Felicia
Jacobs 5 Tammy Forrester Onstown
Tax incentives available
for woodland owners
LITITZ Eastern
woodlands are disappearing
at a much faster rate than
prune farmland, notes John
F. Kundt, extension forestry
specialist and associate
professor of horticulture at
the University of Maryland.
Much of this loss can be
attributed to urban sprawl,
Dr. Kundt notes, and it
should be cause for future
concern by firewood con
sumers as well as paper and
lumber manufacturers
In an effort to help slow the
loss rate. Congress last year
passed the Packwood bill
(Public Law 96-451), which
authorizes the Internal
Revenue Service to allow
federal tax incentives to
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CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
Fresh Flower Corsages
1 Mary Levann Bloomsburg 2 Debra
Olsen 3 Theresa Schwager 4 Johanna
Grat 5 Cindy Raaf Hartsville
Fresh Flowers Bridal Bouquet
I Terry Boer Lancaster 2 Brian Horn
Rohrerstown 3 Theresa Schwoyer 4
Mark Brown 5 Kathy Way
Table Centerpiece Fresh Flowers
1 Mark Brown 2 Debra Olsen 3 Earle
May Steelton 4 Johanna Graf 5 Charon
Gernert
Manheim
small nonmdustnal
woodland owners for
reforestation purposes.
These amortization and
tax credit provisions apply
only to reforestation for
timber production pur
poses—not for Christmas
tree growing or other or
namental purposes.
However, Christmas trees
do qualify for capital gams
purposes and allowances for
depletion. But this
qualification should not be
confused with the amor
tization and tax credit
provisions of the new
Packwood bill.
Kundt has received word
that the U.S. Department of
Agriculture is ‘ cooperating
with the Forest Industries
Committee on Timber
Valuation and Taxation in
preparing a booklet which
further explains provisions
of the Packwood bill for
woodland owners.
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