or patterns to purchase or to borrow for
research. The articles do not need to be
in perfect condition or research. Write to
Joni at R. 2, Box 49, Winfield, PA 17889.
QUESTION -- Kenneth Keister, Middle
burg, wants a home use family-sized milk
pasteurizer. Write to him at R. 4, Box 140,
Middleburg, PA 17842.
QUESTION - Tony Knipp of Blooming
Grove, NY, is looking for a Ertl Divio
Truck, Harrisburg Dairy Show issue. If
you have one, please call (914) 496-6841.
QUESTION - Jakes Woodturnmgs is
looking for the “inside gut” or screw
down part of an old piano stool. He would
take more than one if they can be found.
QUESTION - Julie Shelley of Landis
burg is looking for a retailer or mail order
house in the Perry/Cumberland County
area.
QUESTION - Barry Johnson of Bloxom,
VA, wants to know where the show is that
has all kinds of chicken and fowl. Martha
Stewart had it on one of her shows, and
she said it was held in Pennsylvania.
QUESTION - C. Becker, Cato, NY,
wants to locate replacement wire bales
for old-style glass top canning jars, in
both regular and wide mouth sizes.
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QUESTION Amy Mcßlane, Boyer
town, is raising a dual breed chicken
buff orphingtons. Amy wants to know
how old the males can become without
caponizing or getting tough. If 13 weeks
is the maximum, she wants to caponize
them or needs someone to teach her how
to do it. She has written information, but
want hands-on experience.
QUESTION Susan Sensenig, Mount
Joy, is looking for a white teddy bear
dressed in blue with stars, moons, or a
design that glows in the dark. These 12-
inch bears had been sold in 1994, she
thinks, by Furst McNess Co., Freeport, 11.
QUESTION Ann Hochenbury is look
ing for a pattern for an Afghan called
“The Night Before Christmas.” The
design is by Raymond Gustafan, photo
graphed by Scott Little, and is a scenic
portrayal of St. Nick’s midnight ride,
which captures many details mentioned
in the poem. The central motif is the fare
well scene, complete with miniature
sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. The pat
tern appeared in the 1991 “Better Homes
and Garden” magazine.
QUESTION - Frank Cerami, Ottsville,
is looking for the company that manufac
tures wood paving blocks like those used
in the Philadelphia Historic District.
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QUESTION - Becky Allgyer, Skiles Rd,
wants to know where to find a French
Fleur cannister set (stoneware).
QUESTION - Anna Bryan writes that
years ago her mom had an angel food
cake pan with a lid on top. She asks
where she can find one with a lid.
QUESTION Janet Lawton, Wells
boro, is searching for the address and
phone number for Tom Schell, who wrote
“An Introduction to the Dried Floral and
Woody Ornamental Business.” She be
lieves Schell lives in Illinois or Indiana.
ANSWER - C. Woods wanted to know
where to purchase a pan to make panet
tone, a traditional Italian Christmas
bread. Thanks to Francis Tuoti, N. Salem,
N.Y., who suggests contacting King
Arthur Flour, P.O. Box 876, Norwich, VT
05055-0876 or call 1-800-827-6836. The
company has all kinds of pans and baking
accessories.
Thanks to Debbie Reynolds, Wrights
ville, who writes the pans are available
from Fanti, a large kitchen store in the
King of Prussia Mali near Valley Forge.
The store carries hard-to-find and speci
ality items.
ANSWER - Marion Capp, Mechan
icsburg, wanted to know where she can
buy a videotape of the old Don Knots
movie, “The Incredible Mr. Lempit.”
Thanks to Stephanie Bonner, Westmin
ster, Md., who writes that she has a 1997
catalog of “Movies Unlimited,’’ which
lists the movie. Write to Movies Unlim
ited, 3015 Darnell Rd., Philadelphia, PA
19154. Phone 1-800-4-MOVIES.
ANSWER - Christine Westerhole,
Easton, wanted to know where to find an
unregistered border collie pup. Sally
Ross writes that she has a 3-month-old,
purebred but not registered pup ready to
go. Call (570) 286-2354.
ANSWER For the reader who wanted
the address for Busy Lizzie Seeds, this
address is printed on the seed packet:
Seymour’s Selected Seeds, P.O. Box 150,
Chelmsford Essex CMI Ho G.
ANSWER - In response to the person
who wanted frosted tumblers trimmed
with gold and gold leaves, John writes
that he has some to sell. Call (717) 354-
4018.
Sanitation Course
LEESPORT (Berks Co.)-The National
Restaurant Association Applied Food Service
Sanitation Certification Course is planned for
Monday, March 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
March 27 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on
April 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
The purpose of this course is to give individu
als information to oversee and train other
employees in the safe handling of food.
Managers, chefs, supervisory personnel, kitchen
managers, and anyone who is responsible for
safe food handling in restaurants, schools, super
markets, churches, soup kitchens, “delies, fire
companies, granges, and health care establish
ments should plan to attend.
The course will be held at Berks County
Agricultural Center, Bern Township. Lunch will
be provided on the full days. The third day will
end upon completion of the National Restaurant
Certification Examination.
Class size is limited to the first 35 paid regis
trants. Registration will be on a first-come, first
serve basis. Course will require reading of the
textbook and independent study. Cost for the
course is $lOO.OO.
Registration is requested and is due on or
before March 13th. Please send a check made
pay-able to Berks County Extension Special
Account. Mail to: Food Service Course, Berks
County Cooperative Extension, Berks County Ag
Center, PO Box 520, Leesport, PA 19533-0520.
Please include your name, address, social securi
ty number, phone number and the name of the
food service establishment you represent.
The program is co-sponsored by the Penn
State Cooperative Extension of Berks County
and Penn State Berks-Lehigh Valley College. For
more information contact the extension service