G—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, December 3, 1960
County Council
4-H Members
To Present Play
By; David Lapp
The Lancaster County 4-
H council with special ar
rangement by the Dramatic
Publishing company of Chi
cago, presents the play “The
Family Nobody Wanted”, a
three act comedy, at the
Manheim Central High
High School December 9 and
10. Starting time will be 8
o’clock. Tickets will sell for
75 cents at the door.
Story of the Play
It is always a little diffi
cult for a fel low to present
his best girl to his family,
but Don’s problem is unique
He is wild about an extreme- HAVESTING DOES NOT
ly attractive girl who is just REMOVE ALL FALLOUT
a trifle on the stuffy side. Research at the Beltsville
The girl’s parents are char- Agncu tural Research Cent
ming and wealthy but they er ; n Maryland shows that
are definitely on the stuffy ra dioactive fallout cannot be
tude. removed effectively from
It- is time for the girl to land by harvesting of
meet the fami'y, and here’s crops The studies showed
the problem Don has a lot that harvesting remove only
of brotheis and sisters— about one-fourth of simulat
sotne are part Japanese, Bal- ed f a n ou t that had been ap
inese, Mexican, and full- p b ed to crops growing on
blodded American Indian! isolated field plots of soy-
Don’s parents are a young be ans and rye. The purpose
Minister and his wife. When was to find effective methods
the found that they couldn’t of re movmg radioactive fall
have children of their'own, ou t from farm land in-case
they set out to adopt some SU ch removal becomes neces-
Aftei adopting young Don sary in the future. The fall
(now a handsome, interesting ou t detector used in the
teen-ager) they were stopped Beltsville experiments is
by the mountain of red tape, similar' to the device used
However, they wanted many f or atenal oil and uranium
more children They discov- hunting, and is more sensa
ered that some children with five to gamma rays than a
Oriental or Spanish or Ind- Geiger counter.
lan blood were considered
unadoptab e. Nobody wanted Advertisers wut ne glad
them. to have you mention Lancas-
In spite of strong opposi- ter Farming when answering
tion, this young minister and advertisements. «
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of intriguing unadoptable
children. They grew up to
gether. They became broth
ers and sisters in every
sense. They were all part
of one family. And now Don
the oldest is asked to deny
these brothers and sisters—
for the sake if the one girl
that matters to him.
Included in the cast of
characters are the following
4-H club members from Lan
caster County. Witour Hos
ier, Florence Mae Flory,
G.en Foreman, Londa Boyd,
Marlin Cassel, Joyce Kreider
Sara Jane Roland, Mary
Jane Herr, Barbara Gamble,
Lucille Kreider, Julie Erb,
Marilyn Peifer, Joanne New
comer, David Den mger, Ed
gar Shrom and David Lapp.
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Ju le.Erb, Marilyn Peifer, David Denlinger, Glen Foreman, Edgar Shrom, Joanne h
comer, and David Lapp.
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