30—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18, 1964
4-H Club News
Donegal 4-H Sewing
& Cooking Club Meets
The Donegal 4-H Sewing and
Cooking Club held two meet
ings lecently in the social hall
of the Donegal Presbyteuan
Chinch
President, Rebecca Khng,
piesided at both meetings
A few songs weie led by the
assistant song leader, Nancy
Hoffman
The sewing show and tell
Was given by Linda Ney, who
showed the needed articles in
a sewing basket The cooking
show and tell was given by
Mary Effly who showed how
to make mints Samples were
given later in the meeting
Florence Bixler gave a health
talk on the care of the feet
She showed the 10 basic steps
on the caie of the feet and 6
exercises for the feet
Aftei the Business Meeting
the girls worked on their pro
jects
At the meeting of July 7,
Lilli Ann Wivell led the club
in two songs
During the business meeting
a committee was appointed for
future activities of the club:
Chairman, Jams Bixler, Lucy
Eshleman, Brenda Hess, and
LuAnn Earhait
The sewing show & tell was
given by Rebecca Klmg She
showed the steps on how to
dam a sock A health talk was
given by Susan Stark and Jan
ice Eshleman They explained
(the paits of the eye, and show
ed how to care for the eyes
Lilli Ann Wivell and Patricia
Yungingei, winners in County
New Providence 4-H
Wildlife Club Meets
The New Providence 4-H
Wildlife Club met Thuisday
morning, July 9, from 9 00 to
11 00 a m at the home of Mr.
Floyd D Atkins
The purpose of this meeting
was to cast animal tracks The
group collected and made a
positive and a negative cast of
a deei and a laccoon
The members also discussed
the materials they will need
for the coming years project
woi k.
Mail Box Market
For Sale Celery Plants
Fold Hook New Airplane Pro
pellei Red and White Ti actor
Umbiella Elam Z Zimmer
man, Lititz, Pa, R 4 3 miles
West of Ephiata, IV2 miles
noithwest of Lincoln
Wanted to Rent by 1965
Small faim in the New Hol
land or Gap area Wnte Box
V, % Lancaster Fanning, Lit
itz, Pa
For Sale Allis-Chalmers
Forage Blower with long
tiough and endless Belt, 2
Forage Wagons 8’ - 16’ beds,
cables, rolleis and unit, Phone
733-8708, Reuben Weaver, Eph
iata, Pa Rl.
Auction
Aie you looking foi an upstate
piopeity’ We are selling at
auction on Sat, July 25 at
Coucleispoi t, Pottei Co , Pa , a
laige home on 2-acre lot with
nevei cliy tiout stream, 10
cabins and annex units (Ca
toins may be sold to be i emov
ed;. An unbelievably low
puce" Also selling all home
and cabin furnishings, hand &
gulden tools, etc A big
sale" Mi and Mis Ga>lord
Chustian of Rustic Cottages,
me the owneis Auction by
Rupiseys’., t , ,
demonstiation judging gave
their demonstration on Dutch
foods.
After the business meeting
the gals had recreation and
woiked on their projects
Mis. Harold Ney showed the
first year Cooking girls how
to make Tuna Fish Casserole.
Jams Bixler, a junior leader,
showed the second year cook
ing girls, how to make Italian
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce.
PUREBRED GUERNSEY SALE
Thursday Night, July 23, 7:30 P.M.
At the Ass’n, Sales Pav. 6 mi. £. of Lancaster, Pa.
on Route #3O.
55 Head, 2 Bulls, Balance Cows and Bred Heifers
25 fresh or due in June or July, balance in August
The extremely dry weather in the southeastern part
of the state has caused a drop in milk production general
ly, which in turn should mean an increased Class I per
centage in your milk check. The smart operator is ready
to take advantage of this situation and at the same time
conserves his valuable feed by giving it to cows which
will immediately pay dividends through their production.'
This is a quality sale with a large number of heavy
producers and heifers out of high record dams. Come
early and look them over, then be ready to buy.
SALE MANAGED BY:
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS’N.
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When she freshen
WILL SHE
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PRODUCER?
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Management-for-profit the PIONEER
way starts with feeding the dry cow.
PIONEER feeding programs give to
the dry cow the nutrients she needs to
maintain body reserves, produce a
vigorous, healthy calf, and freshen
strong, ready to go into top pro
duction and maintain the pace right
through lactation.
The feed with the lowest price tag is
not always a bargain. PIONEER
feeds cost less because they produce
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& Son
Refreshments were served by
Florence, JBixler, Carol Hess
and Linda Ney.
CLASHING THIMBLES MEET
Penn Manor Clashing Thim
bles held their regular meet
ing in Penn Manor Junior High
School at 9 a.m. on July 15 for
a combined work and business
meeting. Members were re
minded of Field Day activities
at Long Park, July 16.
Next meeting will be held
on July 22 at'Penn Manor Jun
ior High School.
More 4-H Club News on Page 7
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