TUNKHANNOCK (Wyoming
Co.) The Wyoming County
Sheep and Wool Producers Asso
ciation extends an invitation to its
members and the public to join in
the enjoyment of their annual
roast lamb dinner and program at
the Centermoreland United
Methodist Church 6 p.m. Friday,
November 4.
Centermoreland is located on
highway route 292 which con
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YORK (York Co.) “Merry
Magic” is the theme for the annual
holiday meeting sponsored by the
Penn State Cooperative Extension
Service.
The all-day session, which is
open to the public, takes place on
Thursday, November 10, at the
York County 4-H Center near
Bair from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30
p.m.
The morning program features
“Holiday Decorating: An Unreal
Experience” by Christenna Stamm.
She hopes she will spark your
imagination again this year with
more of her creative decorating
ideas.
Bob Bracilano headlines' an
afternoon program of diversified
entertainment with his “God and
Country” presentation.
Selected short subjects to
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The cuisine will be an all-you
c an -eat, full-course meal featuring
roast lamb exquisitely prepared
and served family style.
The program immediately fol
lowing dinner will feature a
16mm film, “Lessons From a
Sheep Dog” with Philip Keller.
Keller, speaks from the unique
perspective of firsthand experi-
round out the program include
“The Magic of Laughter” by Nina
Redding, “Victorian Christmas
Ornaments” by Justine Landis,
from York Historical Society, and
“Fashions Plus” from a local fash
ion shop. Homemakers groups
will have exhibits on display
throughout the day.
Tickets at $4 each may be pur
chased from the Extension Office,
112 Pleasant Acres Road, York or
from members of extension home
makers groups. Deadline for tick
ets is November 1. No tickets will
be sold at the door. Please include
a self-addressed stamped enve
lope if ordering tickets by mail.
Please bring your own bag lunch;
beverage will be provided.
For more information, contact
the extension office at (717) 757-
9657.
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ence and insight. Viewers will be
intrigued, entertained, and inspired
as they observe the step-by-step
transformation of an abused and
incorrigible Border Colley puppy
into a loyal and obedient working
sheep dog in response to patient
tender loving care of a master
shepherd.
Members of the association
will then convene for a brief busi
ness meeting.. Sheep production
is a minor industry in northeastern
Pennsylvania. The Wyoming
County Association includes pro
ducers from adjacent counties in
its membership. Together, they
count it a privilege to share the
Berks
County
Holds Beef
Roundup,
Sale
LEESPORT (Berks Co,)
Leesport Fanners Market was the
site of the 1994 Berks County 4-H
Beef Club Roundup and Sale.
The champion steer, shown by
Tom Newpher, 18, of Fleetwood,
sold for $l,lOO to Rose Valley
Farms of New Tripoli: The steer
weighed 1,250 pounds and was
champion middleweight. The
reserve champion steer, shown by
Troy Gelsinger, 17, of Wern
ersville, sold for $1,025 to Rolling
Stone Polled Hereford. The steer
weighed 1,175 pounds and was
champion lightweight.
John F. Lengel Fuels pur
chased the champion heavyweight
steer shown by: Jeremy Man
willer. Lengel also purchased
Kyle Zerbe’s steer.
Champion steer was exhibited
by Thomas Newpher at the Berks
County 4-H Beef Club Roundup.
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fruit of their labors with the public
by way of an open invitation to
this annual affair.
Advance paid reservations of
$8 per person are required with
post mark no later than Saturday,
October 29, or confirmed with one
of the directors no later than Mon
day, October 31. Address mail
reservations to Wyoming County
the Berks County 4-H Beef Club Roundup.
Reserve champion steer of the Berks 4-H Roundup
went to Troy Gelsinger.
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Sheep and Wool Producers Asso
ciation, RR S Box 333, Tunkhan
nock, PA 18657. Directors are
Victor W. Decker, pres. (717)
833-2486; Mark McCain, (717)
836-2490; Peter Dragon, vice
pres., (717) 639-5477; Clarence
Russell. (717) 836-3082; Richard
Dymond, (717) 388-6736; and
Richard Wenner, (717) 788-2915.
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