Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 28, 1962, Image 17

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    Farm Women 8
Donate $lOO
To Ag. Center
Farm Wq-nj,Qn Society num
ber 8 met recently in the
home of Mrs Christian Stoner,
Joy It was announced
that the society has \oted to
donate $lOO to the proposed
Lancaster County Agriculture
Center. 1 »
Vorm-an Garber, Mount Jov,
rP -viev,ed the book, “lioin
Fr<e,'’ and Miss Sue Martin,
Marietta RX, sang “The Little
Limbs” An auction was con
dinted by Mrs Paul H Wit
man
Mrs Lewis Rixler opened
the program and Mis Maiv W
ghaeflVr led demotions Roll
call was answered b\ naming
a tavonte wildflowei
Members voted to pronde
rented sewing mat limes loi
(he use of the Donegal 4-TI
Club tins summer It was an
il o u n ce d that Tlomemakei s
Daj will be held on Thuisdiv
Maj 3, in Quarryville and the
Martin's BARN-DR!
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M- {VAN M. MARTIN. INC,
Wm BLUE MIX, M.
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Mitchell Farms • Windfall, Indiana
Hempfield Mills
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county convention on Satin -
day, Nov. 3.
Co-hostesses were Miss An
na Mae Eby, Miss Ruth Eb\
and Mrs Edwin Myers
The jievt meeting will be at
2 pm. on Saturdaj, May 11,
at the heme of Mis John L
Keener, Elizabethtown 111
Farm Women 18
Hold Luncheon
Members of Societj numbei
Ih of Farm Women met re
<eiul} in the home of Mrs
Christian Wenger, S.sO Dorsea
Road, Lancaster
Mr Shenk showed slides of
Memo Members (f Sonet}
niinilx i 4 wore guests
\ (o\eicd dish him heon
was sened to 2S memheis ot
Si.ielx IS and 2li membeis ot
Souets 4
Feinted! members ol Soi ic
tr US loient'x ontci tamed ap
pi oxiniateh 100 patients at
tlie Han minus; State Hospital
The next meeting 01 Soi ie'\
IS will be held on Satin di'
Mav 10 at 1 30 pin in tlie
• Helps prexent animals
Iroin slipping
• Keeps floors 1 1< an ami
sauitarj
• Helps sweeten the soil
• For all animals - cattle,
sheep, hogs, horses,
(logs, chickens and
others
Bu> it bj the bag or ton
IVAN Si. MARTIN, INC.
BLUE BATA,, PA.
New Holland ELgln 4-2112
Gap Hickory 2-4148
Terre Hill HXUcrest 5-3455
CRIB FILLER*
Eby's Mill, Inc.
LITITZ, r\.
Farm Women 23
Serve Forty
At Banquet
The 10th aunt ternary ban
quet' of the Society of Farm
Women number 23 drew for’y
members and guests hast Sat
urday
Mrs Andrew Xissdey presid
ed at the meeting in Kauff
man’s Tea Room, East Peters-
burg
Airangements ot orchid
pompons and white daisies
were at cither end ot the long
table, with an antmeisary
cake as the centerpiece Wfien
this was lemoyed to be cut, an
arrangement ot white lilies
was substituted Oidud ian
dles weie used
All ot the past piesidend
attended Mis Chailes Bi ü
bikei Ji , Mis lolm Hpi.
Mis Xisslei, AI i s Edgai Funl
and Mis Xelsou fleiohoik
.Mis Id\ E Cliailes piesent
hom<- cl Mis I)a\id I’uikwal
-101 Litit? R 1
Whiteside & Weicksel
KIRKWOOD IM
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 28, 1962—17
secretary, read a history of
the sot icty. Henry H. Vack
man, Manheim HI, showed
films of his 10 60 trip to Po
land under the auspnes of tin
Clmrth of the Brethren
Mrs Charles Fiey apd Mrs
flow aid Shaub, social and pto
grani toniniittoe chairman, re
spects ely, were in charge of
the event
Pasture Cows <>radually
Don’t be m too ninth ol a
hurrv to get your tows out on
lush pastilles is the ad\ it e ib
Joe Tailor, Penn State exten
sion daily spet ulist Tie wains
Johnson’s Whitewall Tire Cleaner
Johnson’s Holiday Car Wash Cream
Vi lb. Roll Polishing Cloth
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Walter Binkley & Sons
Lititz, Pennsylvania
Grubb Supply Company
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
*mitt <V. ( <>iii|>.ui> 0 Vjiii( liom Dj\. • It.illnnoi c
that a sudden change from
winter lecding to pasture feuo
mg can cause mastitis, and
suggests feeding some ha t
and gram before dairy cows
go out to pasture eat h dav wi
ly m the season.
To tonlrol diseases on turf,
apply sptays at inteivals to
gne adequate protottion Al
len Bauer, Penn State exten
sion plant pathologist, an
nonn cs that spray sihednle-,
tot all tvpes of fruit (tops can
he obtained Horn the comity
agent
SPRING
CAR CARE
SPECIAL
Total Value
Open Fndaj 'till 0 I’.M.
se Bill MM
food with i‘\l i a <■""<•iKj.il
growth <‘l< i in<'n(s
««•<•<! coutiol, iim‘ (iol<l
AsK us.
Protect J'Tuits
$1.25
1 95
$4.09
$1.99
Iduica-ster
Shooting For
Higher Corn
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