16—Lancaster Farming,
September 14, 1963
• Fulton Grange
(Continued from Page 1)
er; Cathy Gilbert-Ceres, Mrs.
Charles Jackson-Pomona; Joy
ce Gilhiig-Flora, Mrs Stanley
Staulter Jr.-Lady Assistant Ste
ward, Alls. E. Alaunce Gregg-
Pianist; Mrs. Susan File-Li
bianan, Airs Ralph Anustiong
and Alls Philip Gifflng-Flower
Connnittee, C. G AlcSpgrran-
Pm chasing Agent, Executive
Committee member-Phihp Gif
ting, Finance Committee mem
bei-Chailes Long, Juvenile
AJatron-Rebecca Knk; Hospi
talization Secretaiy-Alis Doio
thy tValton, Trustees-Theodoie
Beck and Russel Hartsoe.
The Giange voted to ask our
Congtessmen to introduce the
necessaiy bills in Congress that
Mould peimit Bible leading
■without comment in our public
schools They also aie request
ing the Solanco School Board
to continue Bible reading with
out comment in the opening
exercises.
The Community Service
Committee announced that
they had sent 300 articles ot
clothing to the State Hospital
at Harnsbmg during the year
The Giange has recently
painted the exterior of their
Grange Hall, lefimshed the
floor of one room and is put
ting new diapes on the win
dows
Fulton Giange will partici
pate in the parade at the
Southern Lancaster Co Com
munitv Fair, Friday, Sept 20
The public is invited to at
tend a coveted dish supper and
Booster Xight progiam Mon
day Sept 23 7 30 pm There
will be no charge but each
lamilv is to bring a meat dish
and one other dish, their sil
ver plates and hups Rolls, but
-tei and drink will be furnished
50 and 25 year members will
be honoied Mi John Hotfman,
Quairyville. will show some
beautiful colored slides of his
lecent trip to the west coast
via the Canadian Rockies Mrs.
Jesse Wood will give a humor
ous reading “Doing It Elec
trically.”
• Wentink Tells
(Continued from Page 1)
In broilers, Wentink said,
the cost handicaps faced bj
state poultiymen are not as
senous as it appears He
said Pennsylvania bioilernien
have the advantage of learn
ing tiom the mistakes and ex
penences to overcome the costs
ot production which the south
ei n producei does not hav e
Bi oiler producers must get
efficient or make way tor
those tv ho are, he said The
South has done a job of
stieamlinmg and efficiency
engineenng its production
about which many Pennsyl
vanians are just beginning to
think
How much advantage vve
have over southern aieas. he
-aid. depends upon the actual
oillerence in tianspoitation
costs necessary to leach the
marketing point
■\Ventink also said a do
mestic in l l rate i eduction on
main and gram pioducts from
the west to the noitheast
“would be helpful, although
teed manulactuieis aie dnid
ed on this ”
Ceitain areas of the .south
east hate gotten freight rate
i eductions
He said the strong inde
pendents want the rail rate
i eduction, but some ot the
huger corporations do not
want to lose the milling in
tiansit pnvileges, he said.
The Veterans Administra
tion provides hospital care
daily for an average of 114,
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