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Nittany Lion Inn, University
Park, thru April 25.
On-Foot, On-Rail Program,
Berks Ag Center, Leesport,
7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m., also April
23 and 29.
Earth Day 2002.
Tuesday, April 23
Update Gypsy Moth and Hem
lock Wooly Adelgid, Lebanon
Valley Ag Center, 7 p.m.-9
p.m.
Horse Owners’ Seminar, Mont
gomery County 4-H Center,
Creamery, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m.
Wednesday, April 24
Cambria County 4-H “Speak It
Up” Communication Night,
Bishop Carroll High School,
Ebensburg.
Winemaker Technical Meeting,
Lancaster Farm and Home
Center, 3 p.m.-5 p.m., (717)
394-6851.
Bradford County Grazing Net
work Pasture Walk, Glenn
Gorrell Farm, 7:30 p.m.
Family and Consumer Sciences
Teachers of Lancaster, Leba
non and York counties annual
dinner, Centerville Comfort
GOSPEL EXPRESS BENEFIT AUCTIONS
HEIFER
IS* AUCTION
Thursday, April 25
Approximately 40 head to sell. A
Registered Ricecrest Marty due
at sale time to Dante, Dam and
Gr. dam both have over 30,000
milk. A Vincent View Morvation
due in Sept, to Charles. Dam is
Astro Jet, Gr. dam is Skybuck. A
3 yr. old Demand daughter due in
July with 2nd calf. Lots of yearling
to breeding age heifers. Mostly
A.I. sired heifers.
Also selling Thursday evening
1. Crown Silo is selling their serv
ices to shotcrete a silo or barn
wall to the highest bidder.
2. Lapp’s Barn Equipment is
donating a Zimmerman catch
chute with a head lock and sides.
All Events At
MEL’S STABLES
Hill Road, New Holland
Take Route 340 to New Holland
Road (East of Intercourse)... 0r...
Route 23 to South Brimmer
Avenue (New Holland). Follow
New Holland Road to Hill Road.
Watch for signs.
PRECISE COHCBBTE WALLS, JNC.
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- 717-354-4740 x 717-355-2469
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Inn, 4:30 p.m.
Carroll County Extension
Voucher Training, Room E,
Carroll County Extension Of
fice, Westminster, Md., 7 p.m.-
9 p,m.
Thursday, April 25
Natural Stream Channel Design
Summit, Penn Stater Hotel
and Conference Center, State
College, thru April 27.
Penn State Ag Council member
ship meeting, Penn Stater
Hotel, State College, 9 a.m.-
3:30 p.ra., (814) 863-2822.
Wine Maker Technical meeting,
Lancaster Farm and Home
Center, 3 p.m.-5 p.m., (717)
394-6851.
Farm Friends Group “Bloom
Where You Are Planted,”
Hartner’s Restaurant, Cran
berry Township, 6:30 p.m.,
(724)287-4761.
Friday, April 26
Maine-New England Beef Expo,
Fryeburg, Maine, thru April
28,
Culinary Herbs, Kent County
Extension Office, Chester
town, Md., 10 a.m.-ll a.m.,
(410)778-1661.
Penn State Poultry Science Club
7:30 PM
awards banquet, Ramada Inn,
State College, 6:30 p.m.
“Proud to Be a Successful Family
Farm,” Levi Ransom’s farm
near Nicholson, 10 a.m.
Pa. Holstein Heifer Sale, Pa. Hol
stein Farm, Middletown, 11
a.m.
FDA public meeting on Antibiot
ics and Resistance, Capitol
Hilton Hotel, Washington,
D.C., 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 27
Penn State and Master Gardener
Spring Workshop, Donohoe
Center, Greensburg, 9 a.m.-l
p.m.
Market Goat Day Camp, Myers
View Farm, South Bedford
County.
Alfred State College Open House,
Alfred, N.Y., 9 a.m.-3 p.m.,
(607) 587-4215.
Farm Safety Day Camp, Perry
County Fairgrounds, New
port, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., (717)
834-6351.
High Tunnel Workshop, Ist of 4,
Rockspring, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.,
(814) 865-5587.
Sheep and Wool Day, Springton
Manor Farm, near Downing
town, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., (610)
942-2450.
Sunday, April 28
Reunion of 4-H Members, Penn
State Cooperative Extension,
Carbon County, 2 p.m., (570)
325-2788.
;ry . aquei,
shey Lodge and Convention
Center, dinner 7 p.m.
The Gospel Express Evangelistic Team travels
nearly 40-50,000 miles each year across the
country sharing the Gospel in prisons, churches
and communities, and 3rd world countries.
Proceeds from the benefit auction will enable
the team to continue to travel and share the
“Good News” wherever God opens the door.
Besides Prisons and Church Services, Gospel
Express Evangelistic Team is also involved in
Community Tent Crusades, Support Chaplaincy
Programs, a rather comprehensive Bibly Study
Course Correspondence and New Testament
Ministry to prisoners throughout the US and
Canada, Daily Radio Commentary, and
Recording & Tape Ministry. The most recent
project is an International Crusade Ministry in
the countries of Ghana, Uganda, and Kenya,
Africa. This includes village evangelism, med
ical aid, and assisting with an orphanage.
For More Information, Gall 828-859-7003
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 20, 2002-All
PLEASANT GAP (Centre Co.) Recently several people
with a common interest in preserving antiques decided to
form an organization called Nittany Farm Museum in
Pleasant Gap, close to State College. This nonprofit or
ganization relies on membership dues along with private
donations. One of the main goals is to provide a perma
nent place for antiques to be displayed in a museum for
the public to view year-round, but also provide land for
antique shows. The group signed a one-year lease agree
ment with a chance to purchase the 52-acre Smeltzer
Farm on 465 East College Ave. in Pleasant Gap. The farm
includes a large barn along with several out buildings and
a sided log house. The property has public sewer, water,
and natural gas at both ends of the property. It is conven
iently located within minutes of Interstate 80.
April 27-28 will feature the museum’s first event, an
antique tractor plow party along with antique displays
and horses at the Smeltzer Farm. On Saturday, April 27,
the show hours are from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday hours
are 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturday night from 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
there will be square dancing. There will be plenty of good
food, fun, and family entertainment. There will be plenty
of parking ($2 per car) and admission is free.
We Salute Our faming Industry
SUPPER & SING
Friday Evening,
April 26
5:00 PM - Pig Roast (Full Meal) carryouts
available
6:30 PM - Singspiration
* Steve Stutzman Family
* New Heart & New Creation
* Cobentz Family
Special Feature - Bethel Singers (a capella)
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Saturday, April 27, 2002
Breakfast 7:00 AM Auction 9:00 AM
Garage or Barn
Pole Building
24’Wx32’L/10’ Ceiling
Will include labor for
complete construcion
Style & size is flexible
MUCH MORE
gas grill, glider
chairs, crafts, Prison
& Africa items, stor
age sheds, etc. etc.
20th Annual
Benefit Auction
Quality Quilts and
'■Hi
Pony-Kid Broke
Crafts
Solid Oak
Furniture
3-0 Pictures
(Sold at 2.00 PM)
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