820-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Fabruary 26, 1994
Cider Symposium For
Small Juice Processors
CLAYTON, N.J. A cider will feature a diverse list of speak
school, tailored for the small scale ers, most with experience and edu
juice processor will be conducted cation in the production of apple
on March 16, at American Cyana- juice,
mid Agricultural Center in Prince- Said New Jersey Horticultural
ton. The full-day symposium Society treasurer, Gary Mount,
sponsored by New Jersey Depart- “We want to bring all apple cider
ment of Agriculture, New Jersey processors from as wide an area as
Department of Health. Rutgers possible to make sure we use the
Cooperative Extension and the best and safest practices to help
New Jersey Horticultural Society, the industry.”
Call For Sculptors
Del.—The Delaware October 3 - October 26. The exhi-
Agricultural Museum and Village bit, featuring sculptures which
in Dover will host the exhibit, reflect farm life, promises to be a
Schulpture: Images of the Earth visual delight with works from
m many artists in a wide variety of
T/Nllf lirloc media including wood, metal,
1 wWlmvw neon, c i a y com husks,
a ■/> Artists who are interested in
IMvvUvCI participating in the exhibit should
contact Mary Kopco, museum
ELIZABETHTOWN (Lancas- curator> at (302) 734-1618. The
ter Co.) Training sessions for Delaware Agricultural Museum
tour guides are being scheduled at and Village, a private, non-profit
the Heritage House Museum, 43 organization, is located just south
East High Street, Elizabethtown. of Delaware State University on
Call Mary Conrad, curator, at Route 13. The museum complex
(717) 367-4908. consists of a 20,000 square foot
Docents (tour guides) lead exhibit hall, a gallery, a gift shop,
children’s, family, and group tours and a re-created c. 1890 village
by appointment at the museum and farmstead. The museum is
throughout the year. Training open through March, Monday -
includes learning the architectural Friday. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and April -
and historical information about December, Tuesday - Saturday, 10
Heritage House, and learning how a.m. - 4 p.m. and Sunday, 1 p.m. -
to speak and relate to visitors. 4 p.m.
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L HAPPENINGS
Adams 4-H
Adams County 4-H announced
seven Adams County members as
county winners in the 1994 Key
stone Recognition Award
Program.
The award winners are Laura
Mayer, New Oxford; Marci
James, Gettysburg; Beth Green.
Gettysburg; Kristin Johnston, Get
tysburg; Julie Zepp, New Oxford:
Joy Hess, Gettysburg; and Jessica
Dayhoff, Gettysburg.
These Adams County 4-H
members will enter into competi
tion with 4-H members from
every part of the state. The top
scoring members will be desig
nated Keystone Winners and will
be invited to Penn State Universi
ty on May 3 for a personal inter
view. As a result of the interview,
a number of state winners will be
selected. The state winners will
represent Pennsylvania at Nation
al 4-H Club Congress to be held in
December in Orlando.
MILK.
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BODYGOOD:
Attention Antique Dealers
DOVER, Del. The Delaware
Agricultural Museum and Village
in Dover will hold its second
annual antique show and sale on
Saturday, October 29 from 10 a.m.
- 7 p.m. and Sunday, October 30
from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. A preview
party on Friday, October 28 from
6 p.m. - 9 p.m. will kick-off the
event.
Since space is limited, antique
dealers who are interested in parti
cipating in this high quality show
and sale are urged to contact the
museum immediately at (302)
734-1618 for further information
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ee awareness about environmental
concerns and the company’s com
mitment to protecting the
environment.
Forty-three Cargill Grain
offices will participate in the pro
ject by presenting three environ
mental books to public and high
school libraries throughout Alaba
ma, Delaware, Florida, Illinois.
Indiana, Georgia, Mississippi.
Ohio, New York, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.
The books, which were selected
by Cargill’s Corporate Environ
mental, Health and Safety Depart-
LEBANON (Lebanon
Co.) Com and sorghum pro
ducers who suffered disaster losses
during 1993 have only until March
4 to request federal assistance
through the U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Agricultural Stabili
zation and Conservation Service
(ASCS).
That announcement was made
last week by Grant Buntrock,
administrator of the ASCS.
According to Buntrock, those
who request assistance will gain
eligibility for possible forgiveness
and an application. non-profit organization, is located
The Delaware Agricultural just south of Delaware State Uni-
Museum and Village, a private, versity on Route 13 in Dover.
NAZARETH (Northampton PA.
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which Northampton County is a and lifeguard/recreation director,
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of overpayments they may have
received in advance for
deficiencies.
“Even if the disaster loss was
not large enough to qualify for dis
aster payment, it may mean eligi
bility for some advance deficiency
overpayment forgiveness,” Bun
trock said in a recent statement
The USDA prohibits discrimi
nation in its programs on the basis
of race, color, national origin, sex,
religion, age, disability, political
beliefs, and marital or familial
status.
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