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Lisha Mummert (Continued from Pago B 2) iled an area nursery school to talk with pre-schoolers about milk and dairy products. A cheese promo tion and sampling was well received by customers at a local hardware store. And congratulat ing show winners with ribbons at both the Adams County and Ship pensburg district 4-H roundups was a special pleasure for Lisha, who showed cattle as a young 4-H member. “We also had a dairy promotion at the Caledonia golf course,” relates Lisha of a somewhat diffe rent sort of commodity event shared with the apple promotion program. “We handed out cheese to the golfers. They really seemed to enjoy it and it was a lot of fun to do.” “Do you really live in a castle?” a wide-eyed little girl asked Lisha during a visit she and Jayne Hess did with children of migrant farm workers employed in the county. Guests at the Brethren Home at Special Prices On All Sizes Of EKCO. NON-STICK BAKEWARE SAVE 15% VALUE PACKS * Large t Medium Cookie Sheet,, Ceke Pen $9” * Large, Medium and Small a ai . Cookie Sheet 59 * 2 Medium Cookie Sheeta $5 88 2 Sumer Griddle 10'/. In. Square Griddle 8 In.Chef-Style Fry Pan 10 In. Chef-Style Fry Pen 12 In. Chef-Style Fry Pan Belgian Waffle Iron Round Caaaerole Square Baaketa Basket Caaaerole Indiana Glaaa Vegetable Dish 13 Qt. Stainless Steel Pall Many More Store Specials Not Listed COUNTRY HOUSEWARES STORE a? 601 MUSSBR SCHOOL RD.. LEOLA, PA SOUTH OF RT. 23 OFF SOUTH GROFFDALE RD. (GROFFDALE AREA) IST ROAD LEFT PAST HAYLOFT CANDLE BARN Slow Hour*; Opm ovafy avanlna til • Ourlni tala, Sat 111 ( Ragulir Sloia Houra: Hon, Wad, 91a. »■»; Tuaa, Thura, Frl. $4 New Oxford were equally friendly and receptive as she shared dairy tips. But despite her training and experience with promotion, Lisha admits to being suiprised at one unexpected request at an appear ance that she give autographs. She quickly regained her compo sure and complied, signing her name on dairy recipe leaflets she had been sharing. Though Lisha has a busy col lege schedule for the next few months, she plans to continue her dairy promotion with newspaper articles and appearances that can be scheduled on weekends. Her princess role dovetails with Lis ha’s major studies in college, focusing on communications and marketing, with a lesser emphasis on health and fitness courses. As a field hockey player, she moved to Western Maryland College two weeks prior to the start of classes for pre-season practices and con tinues to run several miles daily OUR ANNUAL FALL SALE SEPT. 16 THRU OCT. : OUNTRY HOUSEWARE S' ENAMEL ROAST PANS *lO6 $6” #5OB $9 6 ® #517 $5 79 *509 $11” #5lO $l5“ 21 qt. Enamal 32 qt. Enamel Cannar Canner $15 65 $26 65 $12.45 $11.19 ...$5.79 ...$7.39 $10.19 $18.75 ...$6.19 ...$6.19 ...$6.19 ...$1.65 $29.95 for training. Fitness and sports were an important part of Lisha’s high school years. She played on New Oxford High School’s field hock ey, basketball and track and field teams. Lisha was equally comfort able in student leadership roles, elected for several years to the stu dent council, serving as its secret ary when she was a junior, and vice-president in her-senior year. She was also president of the var sity club, and chosen by fellow students for such honors as sopho more princess and homecoming queen. “I was lucky to be able to do all the things I could during high school,” Lisha says with apprecia tion for her family’s support. “I think it’s good to be involved in your school and your community.” That family support continues with Lisha’s added responsibili ties as dairy princess. Her mother assists with her dairy promotion events, while other family mem bers, like 16-year-old brother ' Thompson FULL SIZE SHEET SETS $14 75 assorted Patterns ASST. PATTERNS, DINNER KNIVES, FORKS, TABLES, TEASPOONS Victorio Strainer Model 200 69035 1 1 NO MORE PEELING p OR CORING l Parfsct For • Canning and Fraazlng • Baby Food —'» • Tomato Sauea and Catsup* Dlst Foods RUBBERMAID DRAINER TRAY.... RUBBERMAID DISH PAN.... RUBBERMAID DISH DRAINER RACK... RUBBERMAID SINK MATS RUBBERMAID 20 QUART WASTEBASKET $3.75 RUBBERMAID SERVIN' SAVERS «mm $1.89 RUBBERMAID NEAT A TIDY BUCKET $2.49 Ladd, have helped fill-in for her at milking time. Helping with milk ing the Yellow Buttercup Farms 150-head Holstein herd has been her prime farm responsibility, along with the care of the neatly kept farmsteads lawn and gardens. A second brother, Lane, is a stu dent at Franklin University of Electronics, Columbus, Ohio. With last-minute dairy princess pageant preparations finished, Lisha will turn her full attention to the demands of college and its related activities. While the school is only about an hour from the Mummert farm and she does come home most weekends, Lisha admits to missing her mother’s cooking, being with the family and their pet cocker spaniel. Lisha enjoys traveling and meeting people and hopes to be able to participate in the college’s two-credit, “January term” prog ram. An intense, few-week cultur al and travel opportunity for stu dents, the January term program FREE GIFT With Purchase Over $25.00 GERBER «25 DIAPERS 911 SPECIAL SALE ON ALL MELMAC DISHES DINNER PLATES $1.98 VEGETABLE DISHES $2.25 SOUP PLATES $1.55 $4.25 ...$2.85 55.65 53.35 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 18, 1993-B3 Learn Chair Caning WEST CHESTER (Chester Co.) —Have a lovely heirloom chair with a ripped cane seat? Have you priced the cost of repair? Why not repair it yourself? Join Katherine M. Smiley at the Chester County Cooperative Extension office. Government Services Center, Suite 370, 601 Westtown Road, West Chester, on Fridays, October 1, 8. 15 and 22, 1:00-3:00 p.m. to leant to weave a seat for a cane chair. Bring your chair, holes and all, with you. The cost of the course is $25 and, because enrollment is limited to allow for individual assistance, the deadline for registration is September 17. For details and a registration form, contact the Chester County Extension office at 696-3500. CLOBED SUNMYB . new yeah, EASTER MONDAY, ASCENSION DAY, WHY MONDAY, OCT. 11, THANKSGMNG, FVIRITIII CHRBTMAS t DECEMBER 26TH. FISHER’S FURNITURE. INC. NEW AND USED FURNITURE USED COAL A WOOD HEATERS COUNTRY FURNITURE & ANTIQUES BUS. HRS: BOX 57 MON.-THURS. 8-5 1129 GEORGETOWN RD. FRI. 8-8, SAT. 8-12 BART, PA 17503 Safety is really a year-round concern. But since it’s Farm Safety Week, Fanners AgCredit Corp. wants to remind you that you should take this opportunity to give your farm the once over, and install improvements to prevent potential accidents! farmers Accredit CORP. v HBH 9 East Main Slraat, Ullte, PA W ~M 717-626-4721 HBl Owner range from foreign exchange vis its to specialized courses in specif ic studies. In her junior year at high school, Lisha visited France and Spain with a group of students from her French class. She enjoyed the European culture and was especially impressed with the amount of walking, rather than automobile use, to get from place to place in the cities. Most of her traveling for the next few months will be closer to home, as Lisha visits Adams County classrooms, retail centers, and agriculture events. With her interest in athletics and the out doors, she is already looking for ward to the dairy promotions at local ski areas. For Adams County Dairy Prin cess, Lisha Mummert, a busy schedule is probably only going to get busier for awhile. Natural farm TAKES. CARE \ Safety Week September 119-25