*2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 5,1984
Antique clothing featured at Spring Homemakers'
LOYSVILLE The 1984 Spring
Homemakers’ Day sponsored by
the Cooperative Extension Service
will feature Millie Bubash,
speaking on “Antique Clothing for
Men and Women.”
The event will be held on
Thursday, May 10 at Centre
Presbyterian Church, Loysville,
from 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Millie is a former high school
teacher who taught French,
history and English. She owned
and operated her own ladies hat
shop for 10 years and she has been
a public lecturer and entertainer
for 25 years, speaking to a large
variety of groups throughout the
state of Pennsylvania and bor
dering states.
For 12 years, Millie was
assistant manager and personnel
director of the Danks Dept. Store
in State College. Currently, she is a
advisor for the “Private Industry
Council” job club and co-rodinator
teacher for the State College area
school district continuing
education program.
Mrs. Bubash is also an avid
collector of antique clothing. She is
Bradford County
for Daily Princess Pageant
WYABUSING - The Bradford
County Dairy Promotion
Association will sponsor the 1964
Dairy Princess Pageant to be held
in Wyalusing on May 26.
As a prelude to the actural
pageant festivities, a “Meet the
Dairy Princess Candidate” dinner
will be held on the evening of
Friday, May 25.
Plans are to hold a milk social
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active in church and community
affairs and has been active in Penn
State theatrics and community
theatres.
She is married to George Bubash
who is a retired micro-biologist
from the Veterinary Science Dept,
of Penn State. They are the parents
of four children.
Marie Morrison, certified color
consultant, will present a program
called, Discover the Magic of
Color.” Mrs. Morrison, a Perry
County businesswoman and
teacher, will offer tips that will
assist in looking your best.
Mary Grimes, tailor, teacher,
and clothing consultant, is
YORK “A Step Back in
History” is the theme of the York
County Farmers Association’s
ladies day out program, scheduled
for Tuesday, May 15, in downtown
York.
announces plana
hour and dinner at the Frieden
shutten Restaurant, Wyalusing on
Friday evening, May 25. The social
hour will begin at 7:15 p.m. with a
family-style dinner to be served at
7:45 p.m.
Reservations are required.
Tickets, at $9.50 a piece, are
available by writing to Mrs. Kay C.
Champluvier; R.D. 2 Box 306;
Wyalusing, PA 18853.
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schedules ladies day out
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available to provide information
on “Fitting, for a Finer Finish.”
Mrs. Grimes is a lively Adams
Countian formerly of Washington,
D.C. She studied with Mrs. Bishop
of “Bishop’s Method of Sewing”
and assisted Mrs. Bishop with the
development of her techniques.
You may register for this event
by mailing the $B.OO registration
fee to the Extension Office at P.O.
Box 127, New Bloomfield, or you
may visit the office in the Cour
thouse, Room 106. For more in
formation, call 582-2131. Make your
check payable to the General
Extension Account.
The morning program will be
held at the Yorktowne Hotel, 48
Market Way East, with
registration beginning at 9:45 a.m.
Following a speaker and luncheon,
a walking tour of the downtown
historical area will get underway
at 12:30 p.m.
While the program is not limited
strictly to members of the Far
mers Association, tickets will be
limited due to the nature of the
program. Cost for the entire day,
including the buffet luncheon and
tours, is $ll.
Reservations are due May 8 and
may be made by contacting the
following Women’s Committee
members; Karen Shue, 235-4672;
Kay Taylor, 862-3453; Sandy
Dehoff, 244-8925; Alma Taylor, 244-
6319; Gladys Taylor, 927-6343; or
Joan Beck, 235-4632.
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ALFRED Ag Summer
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people which combines college
instruction in agriculture, dorm
living-dining, and recreation, is
scheduled for July 6-8 at Alfred
State Agricultural and Technical
College.
Open to youth ages 14 to 19, the
weekend is a joint venture of the
college’s School of Agriculture
Technologies. Office of Special
Academic Programs, and
Allegany County Cooperative
Extension’s 4-H program.
College officials lave set June 20
as registration deadline for the
three-day event during which a
variety of agriculture-related
laboratory instruction sessions will
be offered under the supervision of
college faculty and staff.
Besides professional instruction,
the weekend cost of $45 includes
two nights’ lodging in a college
residence hall, meals, and use of
the college pool, gymnasium, and
other facilities.
Bruce A. Smalley, cooperative
extension agent for Allegany
County, calls the camp “an en
tirely new venture” developed
Berks Sheep and Lamb Club
The Berks County Sheep and
Lamb Club met recently at the
Agriculture Center in Leesport.
The group held a business meeting
dealing with the picnic, banquet
and sale at the Reading Fair.
After the business meeting a
Sheep Bowl was held and the
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Lab sessions from which the
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woodlot management, beef han
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management of baby pigs, sheep
shearing, beef summer cow
management, and tractor
operation.
Also, hay tool and machinery
operation, welding, dairy showing
and clipping, hoof trimming of
cows and calves, '-milking
procedure, judging, introduction to
computers, computer applications,
bee keeping, and container gar
dening.
The weekend opens with
registration from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday, July 6, and concludes at 4
p.m. Sunday, July 8.
Further information, including a
complete description of all
laboratory sessions, is available by
contacting either the Office of
Special Academic Programs (607-
871-0335) or the Cooperative Ex
tension Office (716-268-7644).
winning team members were
Steven Ernst, Sinking Spring;
James Heffner, Fleetwood; Cory
McLaughlin, Bemville and Roy
Sutliff, Mohrsville.
The next meeting will be May 22
at the Wey Farm in Dryville where
Greg Snyder will discuss judging.
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