National Apple Harvest
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ment perform continuously at
the Bluegrass Hollow, Cider
Barrel, Appleseed, and Rockin’
Apple Stages. Free entertaut
ment includes bluegrass, coun
try and western, steel drums,
square dancers, Indian dancers,
and puppeteers. Take a rest in
the Apple Auditorium featuring
the Apple Museum, 1997 Photo
Contest winners, apple art, dis
plays by area fruit growers, and
Pennsylvania’s Apple Queen,
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The craftsmen’s demonstra
tion area spotlights a potter,
weavers, blacksmith, sheep
herder, glass blower, tin smith,
and a moccasin maker, just to
name a few.
Don’t miss the 300 arts and
crafts’ vendors featuring hand
made jewelry, baskets, wooden
items, clothing, stained glass,
dolls, scarecrow making, to be
given as gifts or to keep for your
self.
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Eckroth
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4910 Kernsville Rd
Orefield, PA 18069
610-366-2095
Hines Equipment
RT 220, Belwood, PA
814-742-8171
Keller Brothers
R 7 Box 405
Lebanon, PA 17042
717-949-6501
1950 Fruitville Pike
Lancaster, PA 17601
717-569-2500
New Jersey
Frank Rymon & Sons, Inc,
RD 3. Box 355
Washington, N J. 07882
908-689-1464
Warren County Service Center
228 Route 94
Blairtown, N.J.
908-362-6916
The reason most people give
for coming back to the festival is
for the food! The apple—the
highlight—is available in
sauces, jellies, syrups, cider, frit
ters, pancakes, desserts, butters
or candied. New this year is
apple cider stew and fried apple
rings. Or enjoy a delicious
Adams County apple after
watching it be peeled on an
antique apple peeler. On the
way out the gate, take home a
basketful of Adams Countv
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Honey Grove, PA
717-734-3682
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Other foods not to be missed
are the finger-licking chicken or
pork barbecues, rib-eye steak,
sausage, or ox roast sandwiches,
funnel cakes, homemade soups,
and soft pretzels made right
before your eyes. Many of the
concession stands are run by
members of the local Lions
Clubs, Jaycee organizations, fire
companies, fruit growers associ
ation, 4-H clubs, and Republican
and Democrat parties who use
their earnings to support activi
ties in their communities.
The Jaycees started the festi
val in 1964 as a fund raiser to
finance their projects. One pro
ject, Oakside Community
Park—purchased by the Jaycees
Lebanon Farm Women Society
21} touted Fort Indiantown Gap
Helicopter Base. Jay Bachman
showed five different types of heli
copters, which are difficult to
believe how large they are when up
cldse.
Members also went to the
weather tower on the base to leam
what goes on for the helicopters to
be able to land and take off softly.
After the tour, members had ice
cream sundaes and a brief meeting.
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531 Hollander Rd., New Holland, PA 17557
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 3, 1998-B3
in 1975—receives 50 percent of
the festival’s profits to develop
and maintain the park. The 68-
acre park is one mile east of
Biglersville on Route 394.
Admission is Adults $6,
Senior Citizens (62 and above)
$5, and Children under 12 are
free. Parking and shuttle buses
are free. Pets are not allowed on
festival grounds.
For information, contact The
National Apple Harvest
Festival, P.O. Box 38,
Biglerville, PA 17307, phone
(717) 677-9413; or The
Gettysburg Convention and
Visitors Bureau, 35 Carlisle
Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325,
phone (717) 334-6274, or check
out the web site at www.apple
harvest.com.
The September meeting was
held at Ono Fire Hall where mem
bers entertained Group 10. Lany
and Lorraine Shucy and Darrel and
Jane Emrick showed slides and
talked about their recent Alaskan
tour and cruise, where they had the
chance to pan for gold and found a
little bit.
Meat, cheese, and fruit trays
were served as refreshments.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Kynel Himmelberger.
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