14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 27,1965
• Fulton Grange
(Continued from Page 11)
l»y Uncle Rupert of the Riv
er Hills,” by Mrs. Stanley
Stauffer, Jr. Reports of the
Pennsylvania Stalb Grange
convention by Mr. and Mrs.
Gyles Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McSparran. Ful
ton Grange received a $5O
Savings Bond at the conven
tion for their Community
Progress Program for the
past two years. Vocal solos
by Clair Murphy accompanied
by Mrs. Adahne Edwards;
and group singing, “America.”
The theme of the program
for Nov. 22 will be "Thanks
giving” and there will be a
corn contest for the men and
a pie contest for the women.
Corn will be judged on the
basis of a ten-ear exhibit and
the best single-ear entiy.
Classification for the pie con
test are apple, plain pumpkin
and spiced pumpkin. The
Home Economics Committee
will be in charge ot the pie
contest. This will be an open
meeting and friends of the
Grange aie invited.
POMONA GRANGE NO. 71
HOLDS ELECTIONS
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange #7l held a dinner
meeting at the Rhoads Span
ish Tavern, Quarryville, No
vember 1. Thomas Galbreath,
Pomona .Master, presided.
The following officers were
elected for two-year terms;
Master, Charles G. McSpar
ran; Overseer, Ralph Wan
ner; Lecturer, Miss Helen
Wanner, ’Steward, Calvin
Lord; Assistant Steward, Mel
vin Boyce Sr.; Treasurer,
Norman Wood; Secretary,
Mrs. Gladys Eby; Gatekeep
er, Richard Maule, Ceres,
Mrs. Chester Eby Jr ; Po
mona, Mrs. J. Collins Mc-
Sparran, Flora, Mrs, Loran
Bnnton; Lady Assistant Ste
ward, Mrs. Calvin Lord, Pi
anist, Mrs. Melvin Boyce Sr ;
Executive Committee, Rich
ard Maule, Alfred Wanner and
Clair Murphy; Finance Com
mittee, Mile? Cochran, Wil
liam Ambler and Chester Eby
The following committees
were appointed by the new
Master; Youth Committee,
Miss Mabel Brabson, Clair
Murphy, Henry Wenger and
Alfred Wanner Jr.; Legisla
tive Committee, Chester Eby
Jr., Ralph Wanner, Norman
Wood and Loran Brinton;
Home Economics Committee,
Mrs. Melvin Boyce, Mis® Hel
en Wanner, Mrs. Charles
Tindall, Sr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Maule.
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange went on record ask
ing State Representatives and
Congressmen to take action
to reserve water rights in
the Susquehanna River and
other waterways for the rural
people of Pennsylvania.
SPRAYING Service
Dairy Barns
Poultry Houses
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Phone 392-7227
4-H Club News
4-H BIDING CLUBS HOLD
JOINT MEETING
by Darlene Neff, reporter
The regular monthly meet
ing of the'Boots and Saddles
Horse and Pony Club was
held November I 1) at the
Farm Credit Building, Lan
caster. Two other county
chibs, the Rough Riders and
the Broken Bit, were on hand
tor awards.
Trophies were awarded
with first place going to Lois
Enck, Stevens Rl, (Rough
Riders): 2, Ann Hinerdeer,
Kayo Ave., Lancaster (Boots
& Saddles); 3, Pat Graver,
New Providence Rl (Rough
Riders); 4, Maurina Neier,
Stevens Rl (Broken Bit); 5,
Cindy Hamill, Quarryville
R 2 (Rough Rideis),
The guest speaker for the
meeting was Dr. Donald Herr
who talked about the ail-
ments of horses,
9 MONEYMAKING ALFALFAS
DuPuit
Vernal
Buffalo
Ranger
Cayuga
Narragansett
Haymor
Northwest Common
Northwest Grimm
8 MONEYMAKING CLOVERS
Certified Pennscott
Select Pennscott
Penna. Medium Red
Midwest Medium Red
Mammoth
Alsike
Yellow Sweet
Tall Sweet
Fresh seed mixed and Inoculated (FREE)
Save with REIST’S Seeds
REIST SEED COMPANY
Mount Joy, Pa.
Finest Quality Seeds (Since 1925)
SPECIAL
Round-Up
SALE
Tuesday,
Nov. 30, 1965
FAUQUIER
LIVESTOCK
EXCHANGE
INCORPORATED
MARSHALL, VIRGINIA
All off the farms of Northern Virginia
BE HERE!
Telephone: Code 703 No. 364-4861
The next meeting will be
the Christmas Party on De
cember 10 at a place yet to
be announced.
• Have You Heard?
(Continued from Page 11)
Riboflavin helps the body
cells use oxygen, helps keep
vision clear, and helps to keep
the skin smooth and soft
without scaling around the
mouth and nose or cracking
at the corners of the mouth.
Hfuts for Baking Biscuits
and Muffins
If you \\ant biscuits with
soft, creamy white sides,
place the cut pieces of dough
close together in pan or on
baking sheet. For biscuits
with crisper, lightly browned
sides, place pieces of dough
at least a half to three-quar
ters of an inch apart.
For tender muffins without
tunnels, add liquid and mix
the diy ingredients until just
moistened. Muffin batter
should never be smooth.
Get More for Your 'Meat'
Mquey
To get more meat for the
money you spend, it helps to
figure and compare cost per
Red Rose FFA Elects
New Officers For '66
At its regular bi-monthly
meeting, held Monday night
at. the Pequea Valley High
School, the Red Rose Future
Farmers of America Chapter
chose county officers for the
coming year.
They are: Robert Weaver,
Garden Spot Chapter, presi
dent; Kenneth Rohrer, Manor
Chapter, vice-president; Adam
Zimmerman, Grassland Chap
ter, secretary; Gerald Hess,
Warwick Chapter, correspond
ing secretary; William Frey,
Solanco , Chapter, treasurer;
Tom Zartman, Cloister Chap
ter, reporter; Jay Fisher, Man
heim Chapter, sentinel; Leon
Rutt, Elizabethtown Chapter,
serv'ing instead of the total
cost of the cut. Some cuts
have more fat, bone, and con
nective tissue so there is less
edible meat.
Compare the cost of a
chuck roast with bone to a
boneless chuck roast.
lif you have a freezer take ter to have gloves or mittens
advantage of specials or sea- a little too large than n lit—
sonal lows to stock up on a tie' too small. Tight grloves
:ew favorite cuts.
HORSE SALE
Monday evening, November 29
at 6:30 P.M.
Martin's Sales Stables
BLUE BALL, PA,
40 head of standard bred horses 20 from Ohio, 10
from New York state, 10 local.
Load of Kentucky saddle bred horses. Horses hitched at
2 P.M.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
j FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1965 |
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I one mile North of Ephrato at the £
£> « 7
J Garden Spot Equipment Auction, Inc. J
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PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF DAIRY HERO,
DAIRY EQUIPMENT and FARM IMPLEMENTS
Saturday, December 4, 1965
on farm located along Route 743 leading from Hershey to
Grantville, on farm known as the Gordon Hoffman Farm.
Herd consisting of 46 Head of Grade Holstein, majority
home raised. 33 head of Milk Cows, 7 bred heifers, 6 heifers
under 1 year old, 1 bull.
3 Surge Milker Units; Milker pump; 2 carrying pails with
lids, 8 can milk cooler, milk can rack, wash tubs, water heat
er, 28-85 lb. milk cans, milk strainer, Stuart Clippers. Ford 860
Tractor; Ford com planter used for 50 acres; Ford mower;
W. D. Allis Chalmers Tractor; 1 set Allis Chalmers wheel
weights; Massey Harris Tractor No. 30 with live hydraulic,
manure loader with snow plow and bucket; 200 Farmall Trac
tor 2 pt. hitch; Oliver 70 Tractor; 3 bottom plow, 3 pt. hook up
trip back; 2 bottom McCormick Deering Trailer plow. Case hay
rake on rubber; PTO Allis Chalmers Combine No_. 66 with
large grain tank and auger; New Holland 77 baler with motor;
Ontario Grain and fertilizer drill-16 disc on rubber-used 3
seasons; 2-18’ flat bed wagons on rubber; 1-14’ wagon on rubber;
30* bale elevator; David Bradley manure spreader on rubber;
Sears power saw with chain; 18’ grain auger with motor; 2,000
bu. ear of corn, more or less; and a lot' of other articles too
numerous to mention. -
This is a good dairy herd of Grade Cattle, all T. 8., Blood
tested. Health charts will be furnished, day of sale.
Sale to start at 11:30 A.M., when conditions will be made
known by
Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers
Ebersole & McNeil, Clerks
Refreshments will be served by the
Skyline View Brethren In Christ Church.
chaplain; Roger Stoltzfus,
Pequea Chapter, parliamentar
ian.
All of the above officers,
with the exception of Zart
man, are high school juniors.
They will be installed at the
January meeting. Officers for
the coming year were chosen
by the current officers with
the help of the county’s two
state officers, Dale Heisheyand
Donald Herr.
Applications for (he Red
Rose Degree were reviewed by
delegates from each chapter
with the assistance of their ad
viser, Robert Herr, vocational
agriculture teacher at Garden
Spot High School. Candidates
will have that degree conferr
ed upon them at the next regu
lar meeting.
AVluiu Bujing Glotos for
children, it’s a good idea to
take them with you if pos
sible. But if you can’t, meas
ure each child’s hand when
he closes it. This will be a
good guide for size. It’s bet-
can cause cold hands,
to be held
JOHN H. EISENHOUR