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pays off m extra bushels per acre. For 64 years, Hoffman Seeds have
been the symbol for more abundant, better paying crops.
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quick, dependable service on all your seed
needs.
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Landisville (Lancaster County), Pa.
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R. D. 3 R. D. 1
Elizabethtown, Pa, Strasbnrg, Pa,
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New Holland 354-8001
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Elm 665-2141
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West Chester 696-2990
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366 E. Main St.
Bareville, Pa,
licola 656-9302
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Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 293-3906
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Rothsville, Pa.
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Elizabethtown, Pa.
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FARM WOMEN #1
“An effort will be made by
the State of Pennsylvania to
place educational television m
all the schools of the state,’’
according to Blaze Gusic of
the Department of Public In
struction, who spoke at the
meeting of Society of ..Farm
Women No. 1 on Saturday af
ternoon at the home of Mis.
Paul Stark.
Mis Clayton Sangrey, the
piesident, was in charge of
the meeting and 30 membeis
and three guests attended. A
contribution was made to
Heart Haven and an appeal
was issued for waiti esses to
serve at the bazaar to be held
in Moose Hall, Lancaster, on
Apnl 27
Mrs Amos Shenk and Mis.
Abiam Bollinger gave repoits
on the State Convention held
at Hanisburg recently. The
group voted to support the
Farm and Home Foundation if
it is selected as a County
project.
The group will have a le
freshment stand at the Jurell
sale on March 17, and a rum
mage sale will be held on
April 23. Mrs. Willis Bucher
displayed the scrap book she
is making for the Society.
The next meeting will be
held at the Lititz Recreation
Centei on March 6 with Mis.
Fiankhn Weber, Mrs John
Newcomer and Mis John Eib
as hostesses The piogram will
feature Mrs Warren G.
Hoopes, Jr., and the Bell
Choir.
FARM WOMEN #6 MEET
Thuty-nine members of the
Society of Faim Women, Group
No 6, met recently at the
home of Mrs Jonas Panett,
Elizabethtown
They heard reports from
delegates to the Farm Women
Convention at Hamsburg m
January, Mrs Anna Brandt
and Mis Ruth McMullen Talks
were also given by Miss Jane
Andrews and Mrs Maik Gey
er, the foimer on the Teen
Challenge, and the latter oij
Echoes From Brooklyn
Hostesses were Mrs Heniy
Bieneman, Mrs Irwin Hols
berg, Mrs Jonas Panett, and
Mis Pams Good.
The next regular meeting
will be held on March 6 at
the home of Mrs William
Thome, Milton Grove
The Society will meet on
Monday, Fehruaiy 15, at the
home of Mrs Martha Eshle
man at 855 No Hanover St,
Elizabethtown to make cancer
dressings A bus tup is plann
ed to the Philadelphia Flower
Show for Mai eh 13 Reserva
tions should be phoned t0'367-
1226
BART FIRE CO.
TO HOLD SALE
The Bart Twp Fire 'Co is
sponsoring a Community-Farm
Sale. April 3, 1965 at 10 00
am. It will be on a commis
sion basis, and will accept
such items as hay, straw, corn,
farm equipment, furniture,
livestock”, etc
Here is a chance to tm a
that unused item into cash
Please i eport large items to
be advertised to any one of
the following members befoie
March 1, 1965 Roy Keene,
Nine Points; C S Miller, Nie
kle Mines, Charles Keene,
Green Tree; M B. Gregg,
Georgetown, Jack Woerth,
Nickle Mines, Hany Troop.
Mount Pleasant; Raymond
Hauck, Bartville; Howaid
Boose, Nickle Mines
All items will be received
April 1, Apul 2, and the morn
ing of the sale Donated items
will be .picked up.