This Week
in Washington
(From page 4)
blessings.
Most people are not thank
ful unless they arc more pros
perous than they were a year
earlier. They measure their
happiness by material gains
and forget the many bless
ings for which they should be
thankful.
Goats and Happiness
I like to illustrate this by
by a story txld me many
years ago about a Russian
peasant in the time of the
Czars. He went to his priest
with a story about his unhap
piness.
He was thinking about kil-
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ling himself because his mo
ther-in-law had come to live
with his family in their one
room home She had, he
said, made life unbearable.
, The priest advised him to
get a goat and take it to live
in the home. The peasant,
though puzzled by that ad
vice, followed it. A year la
ter ho came back to the
priest
"Life is worse than over
and I must kill myself,” he
told the priest. “No,” said the
priest, “buy another goat and
take it into your home.”
The peasant did as he was
told, but at the end of that
year he returned more de
pressed than ever. -The odor
of the goals and thrill tem
per of the mother in-law was
more than he could bear.
“What shall I do**” he ask
ed the priest “Get rid of the
goals,” said the priest. The
peasant did as he was told,
and a few weeks .later re
turned to tell “the priest he
had never known such happi
ness
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“I am so thankful to be rid Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 28, 1959—5
of the goals that I do not
mind by mother-in-law in the
least,” the peasant told the
priest
Beef Club
Gets Calves
One hundred tnd thirty
two calves met their new
owners last Saturday when
104 4-H boys and girls met
at the New Holland sales st
ables to draw numbers foi
their calves tor the 1960 cl
ub season This number of
4-H baby beef duo mem
bers represents an increase
of seven over last year.
Angus calves averaging
415 pounds each found new
homes with 45 club mem
bers in Lancaster County.
The Angus calves weie pur
chased in Maryland, Vxrgm
ia and in other ‘ parts of
Pennsylvania
A lotaf of 57 boys and
girls took homo with them
a Hereford calf to teed for
the next II or 12 months.
The “white faces” weighing
an average of 405 pounds
came from Colorado, West
Virginia and Delaware
The two shorthorn calves
(Turn to page 9)
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last Saturday at the New Holland sales stables. lEarlier
this month Maria showed the Southeast District 4-H round
up Grand Champion at the Lancaster Stock yards This calf
weighing just slightly over 500-pounds will have to gain
around 2 pounds every day from now until next year at
this time to become another champion. —LF PHOTO
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