824-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 5, 1994
WICHITA, Kansas The fol
lowing members of the Pennsylva
nia Association of Extension
Home Economists received recog
nition at the annual session of the
National Association of Extension
Home Economists on October 13,
in Wichita, Kansas.
Michelle Rodgers received the
52.000 NAEHE Fellowship,
established to give members an
opportunity to pursue professional
improvement through graduate
study in an area of their choice.
Claudette Tharp
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don’t know whom to ask for the. answers.
“You Ask You Answer” Is for non-cooking ques
tions. When a reader sends in a question, It will be primed
in the paper. Readers who know the answer are asked to
respond by mailing the answer, which will then be printed
In the paper.
Questions and answers to this column should be
addressed to You Ask You Answer, Lou Ann Good,
P.O. Box 609, Ephrata, PA 17522.
QUESTION Henry F. Stoltzfus, 24 Queen Rd., Gofdon
ville, Pa. 17529, would like to know where he can buy paw
paw fruit, seeds and seedling trees.
QUESTION Nelson Austin, Shmglehouse, has black
walnut trees, but he cannot get the nuts to dry without them
molding. What must he do to dry them and remove the green
shucks?
QUESTION Harriet Brown, Mifflintown, would like the
address of the Echo Prestiege Stainless Cookware. The
cookware was demonstrated in the home by preparing a din
ner with it. The hostess invited friends and neighbors to the
demonstration and to enjoy the dinner. She needs the
address.
QUESTION Shirley Bray, Manchester, would like to
know why all products are required to print “Reg. Penna.
Dept. Agr."on their label even if it isn’t produced in Pennsylva
nia.
QUESTION A Lehighton reader writes that she has a
pomsettia plant with some problems. After it bloomed, she cut
it back and new green leaves appeared, but now some of the
leaves turned yellow and are falling off. Some leaves have
white on them that look like mold. Is there an organic way to
solve this problem?
QUESTION Bob of Bob's Radiator Repair in Wood
stown, N.J., writes that his daughter is collecting wood items
called Woody Woodpecker. She has a few pieces such as a
knife holder, canister set, and wax paper holder. She would
like to know how many pieces are in the whole set and what
each piece is named.
QUESTION Stanley Siedlecki, Jarrettsville, Md.. writes
that his woodburning stove emits a strong wood burning smell
during humid days and nights. The flue has been cleaned. Is
there something that can be done to prevent this odor or
condition?
QUESTION E. Otis Dyer, Rehoboth, Mass., would like to
know the name of the company in Pennsylvania, the address,
and if the company is still in business —the one that makes a
tTum to Pago B2S)
aimed toward a graduate degree.
Michelle has combined interests in
family strengths programming as
well as administrative responsibil
ities for program and personnel as
a focus in her role as interim reg<-
tonal director. She is pursuing her
doctorate degree in ag extension
education from Penn State
University.
Claudette Tharp, USDA Youth
at Risk project manager in Chester
County, was one of 21 people to
receive $l,OOO from the Strength-
lb*
Mae Hostetter
cning Our Capacity to Care,
DeWitt Wallace Reader’s Digest
Fund’s Youth at Risk Recognition
Award. The award recognizes
extension staff, at any level of
appointment, fdr significant
accomplishments in the area of
Youth at Risk. Claudette was rec
ognized for her Chester County
Youth Education Program. Build
ing on a background of family liv
ing and home economics, the 4-H
Youth Development Program was
tailored to meet the needs of Urban
Marietta Doricott
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A program was desired that helped
children and their families become
part of the community which could
then be replicated in other urban
settings. The program targets
youth ages, five to fifteen, and
learning materials for younger
children were identified. Samples
of 4-H projects and crafts were
introduced to the older children.
The Youth Education Program
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Economists
various local oiganizations.
Initially there were no volun
teers from the targeted communi
ty. The “4-H Lady” just kept Com
ing, and so did the children. Adults
would come, work on crafts, and
talk. Ideas and concerns shared in
these discussions were then incor
porated into the program. Eventu
ally, volunteers began to help at
club meetings. The program is
unique because it has taken 4-H
into a difficult urban community,
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Naw Holland, PA
717-3544191
GUTSHALL’S INC.
RD #2 Box 74-A
LoyavlHa, PA
GUTSHALL’S INC.
Carllala, PA
717-249-2313
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KISTLER INC.
7M6 Kings Highway
Lynrfport, PA
810-296-2011
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Lancastsr, PA
717-291-1046
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610-399-2553
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