6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April* 2, 1966
Mowrer Part Of
Youth Exchange
Program
Walter Mowrer. Marietta
R 1 wax one ol five Pennsyl
vania yonnc adults who
seived ax pood will anthas.
sadors leeently when they
attended the annual meeting
ol the Jitniot As
set i.uion ot Ontario'at the
Univeisitv of Guelph Mow
rer has been in the FFA
piogram. and is presently a
member of th e senior exten
sion club
Whi.e m Ontario. the
gi oirii took part in educa
tional programs designed_to
gne Gaining in leadership,
citizenship, and community
development
As part of an exchange
program, Pennsylvania dele
gates each year attend the
Junior Farmers meeting and
Canadian delegates partici
pate in the Pocono Confer
really packs a WALLOP!
is Brothers, Inc.
Lancaster
Land
Elizabethtown
Farmers Exchange
Eh/abethtown
Summers Brothers
Gap
ence for Young Adults at Po
cono Manor.
The Junior Farmers As
sociation ol Ontario, which
has over ISO local cluhs and
C.'.100 members, is an organ-
Ization designed to give ru
ral young adults opportuni
ties in leadership training,
community improvement pro
giams. travel, and fellowship.
Henry T. Moon, assistant
State 4-H Club leader at
Penn State University, accom
panied the delegates to Ca
nada.
WIKST CITKI) BY
BKACOX PKKDS
Chester G. Wiest of Den
ver was recently selected as
outstanding Beacon Advisor
in a group of nine men com
pleting a Beacon Feeds sales
service school.
tViest nas 'presented with
an attache case in recogni
tion of his first place selec
tion by Alem B. Smith, di
rector of operations for the
feed firm. ~
' Bomberger's Store
Elm
Cope & Weover
New Providence
Formersville
Equipment Co.
Farmersville
WALTER MOWRER, left, Marietta Rl, discusses
program activities at the annual meeting of the Junior
Farmers Association of Ontario, Canada with Donald
Campbell, Elgin county, Ontario. Walter attended the
Canadian meeting recently.
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Society of Form Women
#8 met Saturday afternoon,
March 19 at the home of
Mrs. Elmer 0-roff, Rhpems,
with 30 members and thie#
guests attending. The meet,
log was opened by the sing,
ing of an Irish song, led by
Anna Mae Bby.
Mrs. David Witmer led m
devotions, followed by a solo
(The Lord’s Player) b> Mr-,.
Betty Ann Diftenbaugh.
Mrs Vera Albert spoke
about the history of Mt. Joy
and shoved old pictuies of
Mt. Joy.
The busineas meeting was
in charge of the president,
Mrs. John Keener. Our So.
ciety received and accepted
an imitation to visit Society
No. 6 on May 7 at the home
of Lela Coble. There will be
a Spring Rally of Farm Wom
en on Thursday, April 21, at
Dillsburg. The Society is
making 45 chair back cov
ers for the State Hospital
at Harrisburg.
Donations were given to
the American Bible Society,
Cancer and crippled children.
Three waitresses will go to
Heart Haven Bazaar, Aipnl
26
Hostesses were Mrs
Mrs Charles Shank,
Warren Chapman and
Clinton Eby
Next meeting will be held
April 16 at the Musser
Spnng House.
NCING
, Inc.
Groff,
Mrs.
Mrs.
CAR
LOAD
YINGS