10—Lancaster Farming, Friday, Oct. 19, 1956
Farm Women’s Society News
Farm Women 14 to
Tottr Philadelphia
A food and plant sale featured
the program of the Society of
Farm Women 14 Wednesday aft
ernoon last week at Refton Fire
Hall A contribution of $25 was
voted the United Community
Campaign.
Plans were made for' a bus
trip to'Philadelphia on Thursday,
Dec. 6 for members to spend the
day and see Cinerama Persons
interested are asked to contact
Mrs. Clarence S. Herr, Strasburg
The November meeting wll be
omitted because of the County
Convention of Farm Women’s
Societies Saturday, Nov, 3 in
Manheim Township High School.
Two cut-leaf philodendron
were donated the Lampeter-
Strasburg High School lor use in
the lobby.
Hostesses for the last meeting
were Mrs Eli Mylm, Mrs, Weng
er Ranck and Mrs. Lloyd Ranck,
at its Best
Morfin fuses the work of the na
tion's lending breeders to give you
top quality chicks that mature
early for quick broiler profits.
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Mrs. Stanley Stauffer
Heads Society No. 17
Farm Women Society No 17
held their October meeting at
the home of Mis Ella Eckhn
Wednesday evening last week in
the form of a Hallowe’en Party.
Each came masked and members
were identified.
Mrs Ella Eckhn, hostess, read
scripture from Psalm 23. Mrs.
Pearl Wenger and Mrs. Sarah
Anknum were co-hostesses. The
president, Mrss. Elsie Marron,
urged members to be present at
the convention next month at
Manheim Twp school.
Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: Presi
dent Mrs." Stanley Stauffer;
vice-president, Mrs. Harry
Ankrium; secretary, Mrs. Ella
Ecklin; treasurer, Mrs. Landis
Kreider; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Bertha Johnson.
During the coming year Soci
ety No 17 will entertain Society
No. 18, and Society No. 17 will
be entertained by-Society No. 4.
The society will assist in fold
ing Christmas Seals Nov. 2 at
Lancaster. The persons to help
are: Mrs Katherine Kreider,
Mrs Elaine Cutler, Mrs Grace
Pollock and Mrs Cleta Rineer.
Two wheel chairs have been
purchased with the donations
from the county societies.
The Drumore Flower Club ex
tended an invitation to the soci
ety to go along on the bus trip
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need
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BETTER BEEF for steers
and
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We also have the famous
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Manufactured by Mar-Gro
Mfg. Co., R 2 LANC.
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Successor to
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Paul Z Martin, 7, walked off with the
lion’s share of prizes m the Saturday
Boots and Saddle 4-H Light Horse and
of the Poconos last Monday -
The next meeting will be-at the
home of Mrs Sam Ankrim.
B Vitamins Offered
Meat in Diets
Meat provides important B vi
tamins needed for growth and
general health
Thiamine foi the functioning
of- the heart, nerves and diges
tive tract.
- Riboflavin for healthy skin
and mouth, for functioning of
the eyes and for continued good
health as we grow older
Niacin for skin and neives
and normal digestive activity
812 for the building of blood
And theie aie others that con
tnbute mateually to health
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Tuesday Evening S
Youthful Showman
Youngster, Seven,
Leads 28 in 4H
Pony Club Event
By ERNEST J. NEILL
Paul Z Martin, Jr, seven
year-old son of Mr. and Mrss
Paul Z Martin, Blue Ball, Satur
day afternoon led a field of 28
to place first in the first show
and roundup of the Boots and
Saddles 4H Light Horse and
Pony Club at the' Martin Sales
Stables Grounds in Blue Ball.
Riding Topper, whom he has
owned two years, the second
grade student at Blue Ball
School placed first in three
events; m class, 1, lead line
pony; class 28, pony class to
be ridden by children 12 years
and under; and Class 14, open
pony roadster class.
Topper came to Blue Ball
about two yeais ago, young Paul
advises, fiom Indiana.
' Originated in April, the Boots
and Saddles 4H Club now has 24
members Saturday afternoon
they were out in all their trim
mings and tiappings, to compete
against brotheis and sisters and
other members
One of the highlights of the
show was a white pair shown by
Richard Scott Buckwalter, R 1
Stevens, and his brother Larry.
Officials included Roger
Halsted, livestock extension
specialist from the Pennsyl
vania State University, present
to select winners for 4H state
competition; Stuart R. H. Raub,
judge, from Lancaster; Henry
Tort, announcer, Lancaster,
and Ralph Kurtz Denver, Ring
master. County Agent Max M.
Smith was also on hand help
ing with the show, and Mr.
the host, doubled in
announcing.
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A game of musical chairs
on pony back occupied class
10, the game division.
Listed below are winners of
each class
Class 1 Lead Line Pony
Topper, Paul Z Martin Jr, fust,
Trigger, Norma Wessner, second,
Fury, Jimmie Ewell, third,
Michievious, Susie Tshudy,
fourth, Keystone Patty, Jeffrey
Lee Shirk, fifth, Candy, Joanne
Roether, sixth
Class 2A Pony Class, Chil
dren 12 to 18 Buckie, Billy
Myers, first, Desert Sand, Vernon
Martin, second, Desert Star, Lar
ry Martin, third, Knight, Larry
Lausch, fourth, Keystone Patty,
Lucinda Gross, fifth.
Class 2B Pony Class, chil
dien T 2 and under Topper,
Paul Z Martin Jr, first; Topper,
Rick Kreibel, second; Mischievi
ous Sue, Erla Mae Rutt, third,
Candy, Ronald Roether, fourth.
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Class 3 Break and Out
Desert Star, Larry Martin, first;
Keystone Patty, Lucinda Gross,
second; Buckie, Billy Myers,
third, Desert Sand, Vernon Mar
tin, fourth
Class 4 Open Harness—Red
Buttons, Clarence Sweigart first,
Little Boy Pat, Elmer Buckwalt
er, second, Dan Patch Jr , Shirley
Martin, third; Topper, Rick Krei
bel, fourth
Class 7 Children’s Equita
tion Mischievious. Sue, Erla
Mae Rutt, first; Little Cop, Gor
don Diehm, second; Keystone
Pony Club’s first show at Blue Ball. Here
he is shown on his white pony, Topper.
(Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
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Patty, Lucinda Gross, third; Top
per, Rick Kreibel, fourth; Fury,
Mary Ann Ewell, fifth.
Class 8 Shetland Pony Hand
Class Lango’s Bombadier, Jim
Boxwell, first; Dappled Flash,
Shirley Martin, second; Little
Boy Pat, Clarence Sweigart,
third; Buckie, Billy Myers fourth;
Princess, Richard Buckwalter,
fifth, Jimmie, John Martin, sixth.
- Class 9 Miniature Pony
Roadster Topper, Shirley Mar
tin, first, Dan Patch Jr, Larry
Martin, second; April Moon, Ga
len Sweigart, third, Topper, Rick
Kreibel, fourth.
Class 10 Riding Game
(Musical Chairs) Frosty,
Richard Buckwalter, first, Des
ert Star, Vernon Martin, second;
Knight, Larry Lausch, third;
Tony, Robert Brinkley, fourth;
Dick, Sidney Hershey, fifth
Class 11 Open Single Shet
land Lango’s Bombadier, Jim
Boxwell, first; Little Boy Pat,
Clarence Sewigart, second.
Class 12 Costume Class
Mischievious Sue, Erla Mae Rutt,
first, Fury, Mary Ann Ewell,
second, Candy, Ronald Roether,
thud.
Class 13 Pleasure Horse
Little Cop Gordon Diehm, first;
Keystone Patty, Lucinda Gross,
second; Topper, Rick Kreibel,
third, Dick, Sidney Hershey,
fourth; Knight, Larry Lausch,
fifth.
Class 14 '— Open Pony Road
ster Topper, Paul Martin,
first; Dan Patch Jr, Shirley Mar
tin, second, Silver Star, James F.
Farmo, third, April Moon, Clar
ence Sweigart, fourth.
Class 15 Pony Mare and
Foal Frosty, Richard Buck
waiter, first, Mischievious Sue,
Erla Mae Rutt, second; Evelyn
Mae, Larry Martin, third
Poverty Party For
Society 16 Next
Farm Women Society No. 16
of Georgetown entertained Socie
ty 23 of Millersville "at a baked
ham and covered dish supper,
Wednesday, Oct. 10, at the Mid
dle Octoraro Chapel.
After dinner the meeting was
called to order by Piesident
Helen Reinhart, then there were
devotions led by Bertha Harmsh;
prayer by Miriam Crouse; Flag
Salute, roll call was on “Your
Trip This Summer” which visi
tors responded to.
Eight dollars and sixty cents
was sent to The United Commun
ity Chest Fund, $5 00 to wheel
chair fund at the Lancaster Gen
eral Hospital, cards and flowers
were sent to the sick.
The Entertainment Committee
had planned a reading by Frances
Keen, a guessing game on ten
old tunes by Mrs. Walter Russell,
other guessing games were play
ed and prizes given.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 7:00 p m.
at the Chapel. There will be a
covered dish supper and a pov
eity party with family Hostesses
will be Annie Graham, Harriet
Graham and Esther Erb.