814-LancMt*r Farming, Saturday, Novambar 27, 1993
Safety Demonstration
TANEYTOWN. M<L South- W ' W B
cm States Westminster Coopera
tive, Inc. recently held a safety
demonstration activity and open
house to celebrate Fall Harvest
Eight 4-H’ers participated, Marie
Speak, Carroll County Farm
Queen, gave a demonstration on
“Safety and Animals”. She
showed how to safely clip a cow
for show.
Amanda Holland showed the
proper way to care for and groom a
dog.
Katie Painter showed how the
makes beautiful ear rings with her
jewelry making demonstration.
Josh Kibler gave an outstanding
demonstration on gun safety. He
pointed out some good facts to
remember when shooting for
safety.
Mary Ellen Seraydian, Carroll
County Dairy Princess, gave tips
on how to keep yourself and others
from having an accident on the
farm. She also gave cow erasers
and I love ice cream stickers to the
children and helped present
awards during the day.
Jason and Amy Ridinger
showed how to turn a paper plate
into a treasure. The children spray
ed a paper plate gold, cut out a
round picture from a magazine,
glued it together to hang on the
wall or give as a gift.
Ken Sterner pointed out facts in
the “Do’s and Don’t of Gun Safe
ty” for hunting season.
President Lincoln Campaigns For
Re-Election At Marietta’s Tour
MARIETTA (Lancaster Co.)
President Lincoln as portrayed
by Jim Getty, will greet visitors
during Marietta’s 29th Annual
Christmas Candlelight Tour of
Homes sponsored by Marietta
Restoration Associates held on
Sunday, December 5, from 11:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The public is invited to join in
the re-election campaign of Presi
dent Lincoln as he travels the
streets of Marietta by horse-drawn
carriage and visits its eight histor
ic homes and seven public build
ings open for the tour. Featuring a
Civil War theme to highlight the
town’s rich history during this era,
President Lincoln will be joined
by Pennsylvania’s Governor
Andrew Curtin portrayed by a loc
al re-enactor. David Klinepeter.
Visitors can journey into
America’s past to visit a re
created Civil War encampment,
located at the Marietta Communi
ty House. Soldiers from the
encampment will join the Presi
dent’s carriage, marching bands
and other costumed characters in a
parade through town which ends
with a stirring campaign speech
given near the Old Town Hall,
This site also delights visitors with
a Holiday Gift Shop, filled with
unique gift and craft items. The
dignitaries will later host a Victor
ian Tea for the tour attendees at
the Presbyterian Church.
The eight private homes on the
tour include a brick Victorian that
has been in the same family fra 1
100 years, a brick row home filled
with the owners’ antique collec
tions, a two-story columned home
with its own wall safe, and a
recently restored Victorian. All
homes will be specially decorated
for the holidays and offer tour
goers their own glimpse of Mar
ietta’s colorful past. Costumed
guides will greet visitors at events
and answer questions while stroll
ing caiollers entertain with Christ-
Six-year-old Amy Ridinger participates in the Com Shell
ing contest.
Interior shot of one of the many historic homes in Mariet
ta is decorated for the Christmas Candlelight Tour.
A Photography Show featuring
“Images of Marietta” and an Anti
ques Show and Sale, complete
with antique furniture, fine glass
ware, jewelry, and linens, are also
Add a special touch to your
holiday table with this decorative
butter serving idea: Remove 1
stick of butter from refrigeratin'
and immediately draw tip of very
pointed teaspoon lengthwise
down butter stick. Butter will form
a curl as you pull spoon tip over it
(Tighten curl with fingertips.)
included in the ticket price. Tick
ets are $6 in advance and $8 the
day of the tour. AH proceeds are
used to fund continuing restora
tion projects in Marietta.
Carefully place this curl on waxed
paper. Repeat several times on
same edge of butter. Place stick of
butter shaved side down on butter
dish. Arrange butter cuds on top
of stick, centered with a small
sprig of parsley. May be made in
advance and frozen.
Amanda Westphal pedala har way to a first,
the Tractor Pedal Pull at the Southern States Westminster
States Westminster Co-op Inc., front from left, are Jason
RMHnger and Amy Rldinger. Back, Josh Klbler, Katie Palm
er, Mary Ellen Seraydlan, Carroll County Dairy Princess;
Amanda Holland, Marie Speak, Carroll County Farm Queen.
Deborah Farrend, nutrition Mucatlon specialist with the
American Dairy Association and Dairy Council, Inc.
(ADADC), welcomes students at Delaware Academy In Syr
acuse, N.Y. In conjuctlon with a surprise visit to the school
by 95X radio. Mora than 30 radio and television stations
throughout ADADC’s marketing region conducted special
promotions to emphasize the Importance of breakfast for
elementary age school children.