Local farmers, artists and businesses supporting the Pike County Farm Bureau have provided a basket full of great items from the southern Ohio community. Items include a Homer Laughlin Liberty Dogwood Serving Dish Vintage piece from the 20's to 30's, (It's 10.5 in. in diameter at the top, and 5.5 in. high), pure honey from local bees and apple butter made the old fashion way - outdoors in a 30 gallon copper kettle slow cooked all day, all from Williams Orchard. Moreover, Corcoran Farms has provided home grown and homemade red raspberry jam! and a scarlet serving tray. One of Pike County's most unique local stores, the Ohio Candle Company has provided a candle and candleholder. Snyder Farms has provided a jar of their famous pickles. Local Appalachian artist, Rachel Weisenberger has included hand made jewelry. The Pike County Chamber of Commerce and Sharon Manson, Executive Director of the Visitor's Bureau is providing stationary featuring local Waverly and Pike County Buildings sketched on blank note cards with envelopes. A quilted, cross-stitched pillow sham Jingle Bell luminary is included too! Gift Certificates in the collection include offerings from the Big Beaver Creek Golf Course and Restaurant --two (2) Clubhouse Gift Certificates, each for a free meal of your choice and the Emmitt House Historical Restaurant located in Waverly, Ohio Gift Certificate. Wait, there's more -- Pat & Bill Brammer of Waverly Antiques has provided a Suzanne Clee hand painted China Day Lily Coffee Cup! Another local artist, Algnette McNelly has created a "Go Bucks" Buckeye key chain, necklace and lapel pin! To keep track of the days, the Pike Heritage Museum is providing a 2006 Historical Calendar. The Pike County Farm Bureau has included a 2005 Dogwood Festival Basket; it's a limited edition, 8th in a series. Terry Nickell of ESI Promotions has provided a teddy bear, wooden truck, wooden pen holder, insulated carrier and a "made from corn" coffee mug