816-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 30, 1997
Kelly’s Love
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Crowned at the Kutztown
Fair Is Berks County Lamb
and Wool Queen Kelly Glas
er, who will promote lamb
products In Berks County.
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Northampton County
4-H Goal Roundup Results
Juniors BTo Undor 12 Yaart/Flrtt Ysar: 1.
Stephanie Neff; 2. Amber Buttner; 3. Angel
Beltz.
Fitting: 1. Stephanie Neff; 2. Amber But
tner; 3. Angel Beltz.
Intermediate 10 To Under 14 Years/
Experienced Showmanship; 1. Diana Hol
der; 2. James Ford.
Fitting; 1. Diana Holder; 2. James Ford.
Fitting; 1. Diana Holder; 2. James Ford.
Senior 14 And Older/Experienoed Show
manship: 1. Rebecca Lobus; 2. Brant Kloib
er, 3. Kateryna Lobus.
Fitting Senior 14 And Oider/Experienosd:
1. Rebecca Lobus; 2. Kateryna Lobus; 1.
Halyna Lobus.
Alpine
Seniors 3 To Under 5 Yeart; 1. Brant
Klolbar.
Junior* 0 To Under S Month*; 1. Brant
Kloiber.
Lamancha
Senior* Under 3 Year*; 1. Heather Ford.
Junior* OTo Under 5 Month*; 1. Kristin*
Herat.
Juniors 10 To Under 24 Months; 1. Amber
Buttner.
Nubian
Senior* Under 3 Years; 1. Heather Ford.
Juniors 0 To Under S Months: 1. Halyna
Lobus; 2. Stephanie Neff; 3. Diana Holder.
Juniors STo Under 10 Months; 1. Stepha
nie Neff.
Pygmy
Juniors 10 To Under 24 Months; 1. Amber
Buttner, 2. Kristin* Herat.
Unrecorded Grade Juniors 0 To Under S
Months: 1. Kateryna Lobus; 2. Kateryna
Lobus.
Senior Champion Of Show; Brant Kloibar.
Junior Champion Of Show: Halyna Lobus.
Grand Champion Of Show: Brant Kloiber
Best Udder In Show; Brant Klolbar.
Pat/Wather Show; 1. Angel Beltz; 2.
Rebecca Lobus.
Market ShowTS To Under 6 Months; 1.
Heather Ford; 2. Brant Kloiber; 3. Heather
Ford.
Grand Champion Market Goat: Heather
Ford.
For Corriedales Translates Into Berks Sheep Crown
ANDY ANDREWS
Lancaster Fanning Staff
KUTZTOWN (Berks Co.)
Kelly Glaser. 16, doesn’t spell her
middle name C-O-R-R-I-E-D-A-
L-E.
But for as long as she can
remember, that type of sheep has
been the breed of choice at the
many events nationwide she has
participated in.
For her nearly decade-long
involvement with die industry, she
was crowned Berks County Lamb
and Wool Queen recently at the
Kutztown Fair.
Kelly, daughter of Karen and
Dave Kase, is a senior at Exeter
High School •in Reading. Her
grandmother, Ruth Hartman, was
instrumental in getting Kelly inter
ested in and involved with exhibit-
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QUESTION LaFaye Burkholder, Fredericksburg, wants
directions for making a Swedish or French friendship knot
made with rope and twisted to form a design.
QUESTION MarkStehman, Manheim, wants to buy and
restore a Fahnestock lawn mower built in Lititz between
1930-1940. Call him at (717) 665-4515.
QUESTION Madeline VanLeuven, Mantua, N.J., writes
that she and her husband purchased a beil while visiting Lan
caster County. The bell did not have a cradle bracket. The bell
is between 4'A - to 4% -inches at the bottom. Does anyone
know where a cradle bracket may be obtained?
QUESTION Geogeann Manchur, 552 Pittstown Rd.,
Pittstown, N.J. 08867, would like a copy of “Anybody Can Do
Anything?” by Betty MacDonald published‘by J.B.Lippencott
Co., Philadelphia in the late 1940 s or early -50 s. It is the comi
cal story of two sisters surviving by their wit during the Depress
ion in Seattle, Washington. She is willing to pay a good price
plus shipping and handling. The author can best be remem
bered by her best seller The Egg and I,” about her adventures
in chicken farming. Betty MacDonald is Geogeann’s favorite
author and the book she requested is the only one she has not
read. The book will complete her collection.
N G S
QUESTION Dan Rigez, R.l, Box 343 A, Harveys Lake,
PA 18618, writes thaf he stays home with the children and
enjoys making soap. He is searching for old big candy or soap
molds. Any soapmaking supplies or ideas would be greatly
appreciated.
QUESTION Donald K. Love wants information on far
mers markets located in central and south central Pennsylvani
a. He also wants information about companies that sell house
hold products, craft supplies, food products, etc. that he could
market through a retail store in the Centre County area. Send
information to him at 1600 Walters Mill Rd., Somerset. PA
15510.
QUESTION Levi Stoltzfus, 450 Hollow Rd., Quarryville,
writes that he has approximately nine dozen 1 'A -pound honey
jars that he’d like to sell at a reasonable price. Also included are
six dozen screw-on lids that have never been used. Contact
him.
QUESTION—E. Oberholzer of Chambersburg would like to
know how to clean a club aluminum pan, which burned black
on the bottom.
QUESTION E. & R. Horning, 536 Martindale Rd., Ephra
ta, PA 17522, have children who collect business cards and
postcards and would appreciate if readers would send one.
QUESTION Buff-Del Farms, Newport, is looking for a
source fcr BF-25 black light bulbs for a Flowtron Fly Light, Mod
el FC-7000.
- QUESTION—Ronn Loos, Bedminster, N.J., is looking fora
rear mounted rake for a one-point hitch International Cub
Loßoy.
ing Corriedale sheep.
In the years since, Kelly has
served with the 25-member Berks
County 4-H Youth and Lamb club,
where she’s president Kelly has
been involved with 4-H for eight
years.
Kelly can readily name the vari
ous exhibitions she’s showed in,
including Kutztown, Allentown,
Oley, Denver, Kimberton, and
Schuylkill County fairs. She’s
shown at the Keystone Internation
al Livestock Exhibition (KELE),
Farm Show, North American
International Livestock Exhibi
tion, All-American Junior Show,
and national Corriedale shows.
She’s also been to the Midwest
Stud Ram Sale, Maryland Sheep
and Wool Festival, the Fleming
ton, NJ. and Gaithersburg, Md.
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fairs.
Why does she like the Corrie
dale breed so much?
“My grandmother had them,”
Kelly said. “I think they’re a nice
breed.
“They’re not wild they’re
gende. I think they’re pretty and I
really like them.”
While she says she enjoys the
QUESTION—MaraIee Chaffee wants to sell her reed pump
organ, completely rebuilt inside, works excellent, ornate
design but no top cabinet. Original swivel stool. Call her at
(717) 744-2582.
QUESTION—Cindy Eshleman, Jonestown, asks if anyone
would be willing to donate a trailer or van to use for the Kids for
Kids 4-H project.
QUESTION Mrs. Jacob Novinger, Millersburg, is looking
a canopy crochet pattern for a double bed. Send the pattern to
her at 1439, Rt. 209, Millersburg, PA 17061.
QUESTION Anne Kavaliavskas, Dalton, wants to find a
kit plus O ring for Laing Model SM 202-BTW Serial
#468-151751 water circulator for a coal stove. She knows that
this model has been discontinued.
ANSWER Louise Graybeal Renick wanted to purchase
long wearing, economical material to rebottom oak kitchen
chairs. Thanks to a reader who suggests she contact the fol
lowing for a free catalog: Renovator’s Supply, P.O. Box 2515,
Conway, NH 03818-2515.
ANSWER Tammy Coleman, Millersburg, wanted a
recipe for homemade scented, decorative soaps to give as
gifts. She also wants a recipe for homemade soap with lye in it
and wants to know where to buy the lye. Thanks to Lisa Collins
for sending recipes. Lye can be purchased at grocery stores on
the shelves with drain openers. Lye must be handled with care.
Don’t use on aluminum, zinc or tin.
'A ounce lye
- '/« cup cold water
'A cup lukewarm fat
1 tablespoon lemon juice (optional)
In a plastic container, gently stir lye into cold water with
wooden spoon. Slowly add lukewarm fat. Continue to stir until
slightly thickened. Add lemon juice, stirring to mix thoroughly.
Pour mixture into plastic molds. Cover with plastic wrap and
leave for 24 hours. Remove soap from molds and allow to air
dry for 14 days. Yield: 1-2 medium bars.
Basic Perfumed Hand Soap
5 cups rain or soft water
'A cup powdered borax
11.6 ounces lye
11 cups fat
Add a trace:
1 ounce strawberry dye
2 ounces lanolin
3 ounces glycerin
3 tablespoons finely ground oatmeal
4 teaspoons aromatic rose geranium
Follow directions for other soap recipe.
ANSWER Cindy Eshelmen was interested in healthy
unwanted animals. Jennie writes that she has a pot belly pig
named Boris. He’s around six or seven years old. Jennie
fears that he is not getting the love and attention he needs
and would like to find a better place for him. Call Jennie at
(717) 336-1077, after 4 p.m.
ANSWER—Joe and Linda Jedju, wanted information on
where to purchase horse-drawn farming equipment such as
plows and where to have horse drawn equipment repaired.
Contact Thom Whearvjf. buys, sells, and reconditions and
horse drawn equipipent. Call him at (717) 687-0102.
ANSWER Doris Rishel, Spring Mills, wanted to know
where to purchase Dr. David Roberts Salve. Contact
Pequea Blacksmith and Harness Shop, Bachmantown Rd.,
Ronks, PA 17572.
wool breeds, it was her grand,
mother, Ruth, that introduced Kel
ly to the Corricdalc breed when
Kelly was 6 or 7 years old.
As queen. Kelly said she intendt
to promote all breeds and the sheep
industry in the county, and may
run next year for state queen.
Kelly plans to attend college,
but hasn’t selected a major.
Basic Hand Soap