—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 8. 1961
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Juliann Erb
Candidate For
Posture Queen
Juliann Erb, a member of
the Red Rose Baby Beef
and Lamb Club for three
years was elected Wednesday
night to represent that g.oup
in the county Posture Queen
contest
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Paul Erb, Mount Joy
Rl, Juliann was a contest
ant in the county junior pos
ture queen contest five years
ago. She is a member of 4-H
sewing and cooking clubs in
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CONGRATULATIONS WERE IN ORDER for Miss Ju
liann Erb, left, after she was chosen to represent the Red
Rose Baby Beef and Lamb Club in the Lancaster County
Posture Queen Contest. Offering his best wishes is club
president, Wilbur Hosier, Manheim R 3 Miss Erb is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erb, Mount Joy R 1
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addition to the beef club,
and has a record of eight
years participation in 4-H
club work.
Displaying her skill in
sewing as well as modeling,
Miss Erb has participated in
4-H dress review each of the
years she has been in the
club, and was chosen to com
pete in county dress review
m 1958.
Miss Erb, who graduated,
from Manheim Central High
School in June, is he'ping
the family at home during
the summer, but hopes to be
gin office work in the fall.
Future plans for the pretty
18 year-old 4-H’er include
voice lessons' and perhaps a
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State Grange Hears Senators
Speak At Annual Convention
An attack on the inadequa
cies of the federal income tax
'system by Senator Hugh
Scott, and, praise for Agricul
ture Secretary Orville Free
man’s positive approach to
agriculture by Senator Jos
eph Clark, highlighted talks
by the two Senators, before
a training conference for the
325 leaders of the Pennsyl
vania State Grange at the
Penna. State University last
week.
Four Lancaster. County
Grange leaders among those
attending the conference
were Miss Mane Murphy, ot
Peach Bottom, and Missßuby
James, Miss Jeanette McCum
mings, and Mrs.* Ralph Arm
strong, all of Drumore.
Delegates at the opening
of the three day conference
heard Senator C’ark praise
Secretary Freeman for “see
ing -our tremendous agricul
tural production as a bless
ing, not just a problem ” He
a'so commended Freeman for
seeking solutions to “agn
cultural dislocations and in
equities that are in the na
tional interest, and not just
in the interest of one group
or region ”
At the conference banquet
Senator Scott attacked the
career in music.
In other action at the meet
ing m the barn at the farm
of J Harold Frey, Marietta
R 2, the club made tentative
plans for the annual club
tour Since the tour last year
was in the Elizabethtown,
Mount Joy area, the club
plans to tour the farms of
members in the southern
nart of the county on August
2nd
Durng the program, John
Reifsnyder of PP&L showed
a film on safe farm wiring
The social hour was a home
made ice cream party with
over 150 members and their
families enjoyed the refresh
ments
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proposition that “Uncle Sam
shoud eventually be virtual
ly the only tax collector.”
“Federal taxes are no fair
er than any other kind of
taxes,” said Scott. “I am in
favor of making it just as
hard as possible for any unit
of our government local,
state, or federal —to take our
money from us without fully
convincing us that the com
mon good justifies the indi
vidual sacrifices demanded ”
The conference tneme,
“Making Grange Programs
Alive,” was the subject of
Dr. Roy C. Buck, Professor
of Rural Sociology at Penn
State, at the closing general
session.
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The conference was ,
in cooperation with the pj
sylvania State UniveM
and the Extension and p*
dent Department of Agr lc ,
tural Economics and
Sociology. Training WQf
shops designed to help w
ers. Juvenile Leadeis a
Home Economics Clinirm
build better information, (
ucation and activities
grams for their Gran
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conference
Mrs. O W. Shannon, Can
Hill, State Grange Lcctu r ,
was conference
She was assisted by j q
lins McSparran, Hat nsbj
Master of the Penna sti
Grange.
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