—Lancaster Faming, Saturday, June 5, 1965
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4-H Club News
STITCHERS ORGANIZE
The "Neal Stitchers" 4-H
Clothing Club held an organ
izational meeting on June 2
in the basement of Stevens
Hill Church of the Brethren.
The following officers were
elected; Jane Andrews, presi
dent; Joyce Keener, vice
president: Linda Hilsher, sec
retary-treasurer; Michele Ris
ser, assistant secretary-treas
urer; Lois Gruber, news re
porter; Lorae Haribold, as
sistant news reporter; Maryln
Keener, game leader; Kathy
Rhodes, assistant game lead
er; Jill Gerber, song leader;
Betty Holbleib, assistant song
leader.
Among other appointments,
Jane Andrews was chosen to
represent the club at the
County Council; Jill Gerber
was elected junior posture
queen; and Kathy Rhodes was
elected senior posture queen.
Twenty-three members were
enrolled at the meeting. Sev
eral girls presented demon
strations Michele Risser
on equipment for a sewing
box, and Maryln Keener on
good grooming. A film, “Col
or and You,” was shown.
The following local leaders
were present: Mrs. Willis
Shoemaker; Mrs. Mark Geyer;
Mrs. Richard Andrews; and
Mrs. Clyde Fink.
The next meeting will be
held June 9 at 9 a.m.
Report Issued On
Packaged Fluid
Milk Sales
The U. S. Department of
Agriculture has issued a re
port showing how fluid milk
products are packaged and
distributed in Federal milk
order marketing areas.
Officials of USDA’s Con
sumer and Marketing Service
said the report describes the
kinds and quantities of fluid
milk products sold in Feder
al order markets; the size and
type of containers used, with
sales in glass containers and
sales m paper containers
shown separately. Another
breakdown in the data di
vides retail and wholesale
sales.
These special data, cover
ing sales in November 1963,
have been brought together
and made available in re
sponse to many requests for
such information, C & MS
officials said. Similar data
for November 1962 were is
sued in July 1964 under the
same title
Of practical use to the
whole dairy industry, the
data will be of special in
terest to container manufac
turers, milk packagers and
distributors and makers of
milk handling equipment, ac
cording to C & MS.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Bessye S Overdeer,
late of Township of Lancaster,
deceased.
Letters Testamentary on said
estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or de
mands against the same will
present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned
The Conestoga National
Bank of Lancaster
Executor
Arnold, Bncker, Beyer &
Baines, Attorneys 1
FARMERS USE LIME
Lime materials sold in drated lime, '21,660 tons;
Pennsylvania for agricultural burned lime, 14,209 tons; slpg,
use in 1964 totaled 600,321 3,700 tons; miscellaneous, 3,-
tons, according to the State 872 tons.
Department of Agriculture. ———
Delmar K. Myers, director Bees and 1 wasps usually
of the Bureau of Foods and sting only when their nests
Chemistry, said the reports are threatened or they are
were compiled from affidavits actually touched.
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