84-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 15, 1990
The warm smiles of Kristen, 8, and Katie, 5, are as welcoming as the cranberry drink,
holiday cookies, and candles that they are eager to serve to guests.
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With four fireplaces in the house, Sue has fun decorating
the mantels for Christmas. Here she used part of a lace
tablecloth that had been damaged. She used greens and
fruits Interspersed among family pictures to give a holiday
flavor. The horn decoration was made by Bob Brlnser.
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Video On
Teenage Stress
HONESDALE (Wayne Co.)
“Has Anybody Seen Phil” is the
title of a new video available at the
Wayne County Cooperative
Extension Office. This 30 minute
video is concerned with teen-age
stress - how to recognize it, how
parents and teachers may be con
tributing toward it and how to
effectively deal with it.
Videos are available for loan
from the extension office for one
week, free of charge. A deposit of
$5 is required, which is refunded
when the tape is returned in a
week. If tape is not returned when
due, an assessment of $1 per day
is charged.
The extension office is located
in the basement of the Wayne
County Courthouse, 925 Court
Street, Honesdale, PA.
Family Shares
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DeSiegherdt, originally come
from New Jersey.
Arthur was raised on a dairy
farm. Although he couldn’t afford
his own farm, he raised his family
near to his homestead so that his
children could enjoy helping their
grandparents on the farm.
Sue said, “I have happy memo
ries of gathering eggs, but I did not
like weeding.”
When Sue was 14, she read an
article about farm vacations. She.
insisted that was the only gift she
wanted for her birthday. After a
week at Swa-Nee Acres farm in
Dauphin County, Sue returned
Last Chance To Enter
'Dairy Fun Night’
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Pennsylvania residents have
until December 21, to enter con
tests in the first every “Dairy Fun
Night” at the 75th Pennsylvania
State Farm Show. More than $7OO
in prizes will be on the line on
Monday, January 7, 1991, as con r
testants compete in an “Ice Cream
Chum-Off” and “Calf Dressing
ConetsL”
The contests are open to all
Pennsylvania residents except
those who have professional food
status or are affiliated with the
Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion
Program. To enter the chum-off,
contestants should print their
name, address, and telephone
number on an B 'A ”xll” piece of
paper. Then, attach a complete
copy of their recipe. The first eight
entries received will be selected to
compete in the contest.
To enter the calf dressing con
test, contestants should print the
team members names, and list a
contact address, telephone num
ber, and category on an 8/2 ”xll”
ALSO AVAILABLE
• Standard Free Stalls • Fencing
• Gates (38” - 48" - 54” • Automatic Head Gates
high)
• Automatic Gate Latches
B. ZIMMERMAN,
PAUL
Call or Write For
Additional Information
And Your Nearest Dealer
several times a year for visits. Her
dream was to marry a farmer.
Instead, she married a postman.
They were distressed that the
Cherry Hill, New Jersey area
became so heavily populated. Sue
and Rich made many trips to Lan
caster County. In 1988, Rich trans
ferred from New Jersey to Lancas
ter.
“The switch is delightful,” Sue
said. “We find the people friendly
and generous.”
“Even manure smells better than
diesel fuel,” Rick said.
Although they don’t live on a
farm, the Crevelings enjoy living
near several and reading about
them in Lancaster Farming.
piece of paper. The first four
entries in two categories, famous
personalities and historical peo
ple, will be eligible to compete in
the contest
All entries should be mailed to:
“Dairy Fun Night,” Pennsylvania
Dairy Promotion Program, 2301
North Cameron Street, Harris
burg, PA 17110-9408. Entries
must be received in the PDPP
office by December 21. Offer is
limited to one entry per family,
4-H club, FFA chapter, or other
organization. The complete entry
rules can be obtained by sending a
self-addressed and stamped enve
lope to the Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion Program.
“Dairy Fun Night,” sponsored
by the Pennsylvania Dairy Promo
tion Program and Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture, will
also include a celebrity cow milk
ing contest, a dairy jeopardy con
test, and the construction of a
giant banana split. For more infor
mation, contact (717) 787-6903.
THREE
SIZES:
SMALL ■
For Calves
UpTols
Months Old
ADJUSTABLE -
For Heifers & Cows
8 Months And
Older (Pictured)
LARGE -
For Cows
15 Months
And Older
INC.
295 Woodcorner Rd.
Lititz. PA 17543
1 Mile West of Ephrata
Phone:7l7-738-1121