Farming, Saturday, May 21, 1966
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4-H CLUB NEWS
MANREIM CENTRAL CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
by Joyce Carpenter, reporter
The Manheim Central 4-H
Sewing Club met Monday eve
ning, May 16, at the Man
heim Zion Lutheran Church.
Four different fields of 4-H
will be held this summer.
These are sewing, cooking,
child care and bedroom care.
Most of the girls have chosen
tile sewing division. They will
learn basic sewing skills.
The following officers were
elected: president, Martha
Fisher, who will also repre
sent the club at County
Council; vice president, Pat
Kr eider; secretary, Marilyn
Stauffer; treasurer, Mary Sue
Hess; song leader, Meg Phil
lips; game leaders, Jill Cas
key and Judy Harnley; and
news reporters, Joyce Car
penter and Linda Detwiler.
AYRSHIRE-JERSEY CLUB
MEETS IN LITITZ AREA
by Shirley Aaron, reporter
The Ayrshire-Jersey 4-H
Club met May 9 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bru
baker, Lititz Thirteen mem
bers attended.
Guest speaker Roy Bout
well discussed cow terminol
ogy.
Bill Arrowsmith announced
that a poster contest is being
held April through June. The
Inter-State Milk Producers
Cooperative is sponsoring the
contest, which is open to any
person age 13 through 19 who
is a son or daughter of an
Inter-State member, a mem
ber of a 4-H Club or FFA
Chapter, or any other dairy
organization.
After the meeting, games
were played and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Brubak
er.
June 14, at 8 30 pm, an of
ficers training meeting will
be held at the Farm Credit
Building. All officers of 4-H
clubs aie urged to attend.
The next meeting of the
Ayrshire-Jersey Club will be
held at the home of James
Esbenshade, Quanyville R 2,
on June 13, at 7 30 pm.
LITITZ-MANHEIM SEWING
CLUB REORGANIZES
by Carol Rohrer, reporter
The organizational meeting
of the Lititz-Manheim Sewing
club was held May 7, at the
home of Mrs. David Buckwal
ter, Lititz R 3. Thirty-seven
members attended.
The club members elected
the following officers Judy
Buckwalter, piesident; Shir
ley Buckwalter, vice president;
Daune Palmer, secretary-treas
urer; Debbie Wenger, song
leader; Carolyn Snader and
Anna Ruth Long, game lead
ers, Carol Rohrer, news re
porter; county council repre
sentatives, Daune Palmer and
Shirley Buckwalter.
Following the business
meeting, the guls received
project books and informa
tion from their leader.
This year’s leaders are
Mrs David Buckwalter, Mrs.
Henry Kettering, Mrs. Virgil
Ritchey, Mrs Samuel Heven
er, Mrs Russell Rohrer, Mrs
Robert Spahr, and Mrs. Ed
mund Stadel.
The next meeting was
scheduled for May 28, 130
p.m, at the home of Mrs.
David Buckwalter.
LITITZ-MANHEIM CLUB
ELECTS REPRESENTATIVE
by Annette Long, reporter
The Lititz-Manheim 4-H
Community Club met Thurs
day evening, May 12, at Fair
land Elementary School with
Club Congress Representa
tives elected were. Eric Ston
er, 1051 Eden Road, Lancas
ter, and Ann Bomberger,
Lititz R 2.
A committee consisting of
Annette Long, Lititz R 3; Judy
Buckwalter, Lititz R 3, and
Barbara Hershey, Lititz R 2,
was appointed by the presi
dent, Richard Buckwalter,
Lititz R 3, to prepare a booth
for the Spring Jamboree, May
27 at Leola War Memorial
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Grofftown Road, Near Waterworks Lancaster
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A film entitled “Vegetable
Varieties ,You Should Know”
was shown by Victor Plastow,
associate county agent.
“ The highlight of- the eve
ning program was a Box So
cial.
A committee consisting of
Jay Fisher, Manheim HI; Eric
Stoner and Martha Fisher,
Manheim HI, was appointed
to obtain prizes for the Dem
onstration Contest to be held
at the next meeting. A home;
made Ice Cream Party is also
planned on June 9, at the
home of Susie Peifer, S[an
heim Rl.
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PUBLIC SALE
of
VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1966
At 11:30 A.M.
At R. D. #l, Hellam, Pa. on Accomac Road in Hell am Iwp.
approx. Vk mile Northeast of Hellam. The undersigned having
sold his farm will offer at public sale the following
FARM MACHINERY
1957 Farmall 100 with cultivators, plow, mower, snow plow
and chains, 1950 John Deere with cultivators, 1937 Farmaii
tractor, all three tractors are in good condition, David Bradley
5-ton rubber tired wagon, David Bradley 3-ton rubber tired
wagon, 1951 Ford % ton pick up truck with heater m very
good condition, David Bradley four bar hay rake, John Dec
hay flutter. New Holland 76 baler, Int. 52 combine, bale eleva
tor with motor, corn elevator, 8 ft. disc, 3 section spring hai
row, cultipackcr, Oliver grain drill, David Bradley manin
spreader, 2 wheel rubber tire trailer, David Bradley ® row
sprayer, McDeering pull type 2 row corn planter, McDeertng
inch hammermill, 50 ft. 6 inch belt, large wooden cabinet with
lots of compartments for parts etc,, blacksmith tools of a>*
kinds, post hole digger, block & tackle, ropes, platform scales.
12x14 tarp, bag truck, grain bags, battery brooder and
other chicken equipment, some used lumber, corn sheller, a
compressor, approx. 50 locust posts, 6V2 inch power savv,
extension ladders, step ladder, new saw blade, 90 gal. tank,
ton hydraulic jack, floor jacks, snow fence, pile of used ce
ment blocks, tractor umbrellas, roll of wire, grease guns, 10s.
chains, grease, oil, lot of bolts, small tools, axe, picks, shovels,
hoes, some hay & straw, 2-two man Maul chain saws, 2 bureaus,
table, bed, horse blanket, bridle, spurs, dishes, other household
goods and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Farmers, if in need of machinery, plan to attend this sale.
Most all of the above listed items are in good condition.
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
Refreshments available from Sunday School class of High'
mount Sunday School. Terms: Cash
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer OTIS R. GOLDEN, SR.
Phone Red Lion 246-5056 n
Gilbert & Frey, Clerks vJWfief
crop and condition
Ramrod
Telor
Knqxweed
Sesone
Treflan
Alanap
Vegiben
Sinox PE
Enide
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