10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 12, 1964
Farm Women
Give Party At
Moravian Home
The Society of Form Wom
en No. 1 entertained the mem
bers and guests at the Mora
\ian Home on Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Abram Bollinger,
the president, was in charge
of the meeting, and Miss
Elizabeth Gibbel led the devo
tions. Roll call was answered
by giving a line of a favorite
Christmas Carol. Eighty-five
persons attended.
Mrs. Clayton Sangrey, Mrs.
Roy Brubaker, and Mrs. Amos
Shenk were named as dele
gates to the State Convention
to be held at Harrisburg on
January 11 and 12. Several
members will fold seals at
Heart Haven, Lancaster, on
January 4.
Mrs. Arthur Bartholomew of
Lancaster was the guest
speaker. She was introduced
by Mrs. Leon Ulrich, program
chairman. Her subject was
•‘Christmas Hymns 'and Car
ols ” Other features on the
program included vocal solos
by Margaret Grube and Ken
neth Brubaker: piano solos by
Carol Murry and Susie Buck
waiter; violin solo by Anne
Bomberger; vocal duet by Vir
ginia Brubaker and Wendy
Fritz; clarinet solo, Diane
Buckwalter; duet by Eva Mur-
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$ • Placed in First Quartile at 1964 Penna. Ran- *
* dom Sample Test $
£ Net income per bird over J
? feed and chick- cost $1,773 *
■¥■ Test average income was $1,486 *
3 • Placed in Second Quartile of 1963 Penna. Ban- £
* dom Sample Test ♦
* Net income per bird •*
* over feed and chick cost $2,585 i
J Test average income was $2,491 J
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Dairymen Cautioned
On Nitrate In Forage
Precautionary 'measures
should be taken when dairy
calves and yearling replace
ment dairy heifers are fed
forages high in nitrate, warns
Missouri University extension
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heifers that must be fed a
forage high in nitrate can be
protected from harmful ef
fects by following these few
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