—Lancaster Forming, Saturday, May 6,1967 '
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NEWS
PENN MANOR CLUB
ELECTS COUNCIL REPS,
by Linda Porter, reporter
The second meeting of the
Penn Manor 4-H Club was held
on April 25 at the Ann LeTort
Elementary School.
The following County Coun
cil members were chosen: Lin
da Porter, Betty Jane Barley,
and Mark Herr. Richard Thom
as will serve as alternate.
For the program, a mock
meeting was conducted to teach
members the correct use of
parliamentary procedure.
The next meeting will be
held on May 23
LITITZ-3IANHEIM 4-H
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
by Wendy Fritz, reporter
Meeting at the Lilitz Church
ot the Brethren on April 15,
the Lititz-Manheim 4-H Club
CUSTOM SPRAYING MILES W. FRY & SON
HIGH PRESSURE WASHING Frysville, Ephrata R 3, Pa. 17522
, 1 Tel. 354-9558
and
disinfecting ABc° wers of: a u
HYBRID POPLARS o good tree.
in all types of poultry houses.
PENNGIFT CROWNVETCH o faultless
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL ; TZ
Pi, n n, ,09 ,227 slope cover with good forage-crop poten
wumer, Pa. " Hal- Certified seed and crowns available.
mp BE WISER $5
rnP PLANT KRIZERff
Guaranteed Seed Com Since 19M
Seed Available at all times.
Single Cross and 4 Way Cross
Contact EUGENE G. HOOVER, Lititz R. D. 3, P»-
Phone 569-0756
P. L ROHRER & BRO., INC.
Smoketown, Pa.
elected officers.
Chosen president was Janis
Keeney: vice president, Carol
Rohrcr; secretary. Shirley Buck
waiter; treasurer. Deborah
Wenger; game leaders, Cindy
Balmer and Lucy Hess; song
leader, Carol Kettering; coun
ty council representatives, Shir
ley Buckwalter and Carol Roh
rer; reporter, Wendy Fritz.
After receiving instructions
on their patterns and materials,
the members decided to hold
their next meeting on May 6th,
2:30 p.m., at the Litltz Com
munity Center.
NORTHERN HOLSTEIN
CLUB HEARS DR. HERR
by Eddie Hess, reporter
Dr. Donald Herr, veterinari
an from Manheim Pike, Lan
caster, was the speaker at the
April 27th meeting of the
Northern Lancaster County 4-
H Holstein Club. He spoke to
the group gathered at the John
Neff School on “Calfhood Dis
eases”.
A demonstration, “How to
present a demonstration”, was
given by Averril Royer and
Mary Ellen Kettering.
The club is planning a trip
397-3539
to Longwood Gardens and New
Bolton Center for some Satur
day in May.
The next meeting will be
held on May 25 at the Henry
Kettering farm at Lititz R 3, at
7:30 p.m.
BROKEN BIT 4-H CLUB
TO SPONSOR HORSE SHOW
by Debra Gi egory, reporter
The Broken Bit 4-H Horse
and Pony Club will sponsor an
Open Western Horse Show on
Sunday, May 7th. The show, to
be held at the Mt. Airy Show
Grounds, will feature 17 classes
of competition, and will begin
at noon.
Mrs. Charles Risser, club
leader, discussed the grooming
and showmanship classes with
club members at the April 21st
meeting held at the Mt. Airy
Fire Hall. A film on “The Quar
ter Horse” was also shown.
A trip to the New Bolton
Agricultural Research Center
v/ill be pari of the next club
meeting on May 19.
ROUGH RIDERS HORSE
AND PONY CLUB MEETS
by Bonnie SJhaub. reporter
The Rough Riders 4-H Horse
and Pony Club held its monthly
meeting at the Quarryville Fire
Hall on April 20. President
• Chicago
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ceipts 158,700 compared with
180,800 last week and 169,600 v
year ago.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Prime 1175-1450 lbs. 25.75-26.25,
two loads at latter price on
Wednesday, High Choice and
Prime 1075-1400 lbs. 25.00-25,75,
Choice 900-1400 lbs. 24.00-25.25,
Mixed Good and Choice 900-1300
lbs. 23.50-24.25, Good 22.25-23.-
50, Standard and Low Good 21.-
00-22.50.
Cathy Morrison called the meet
ing to order. Members respond
ed to recall by answering the
question: “What did you do
with your horse the last two
weeks?”
New member, Jerry Morrison,
was admitted. The members dis
cussed holding a practice day
on May 13 at the home of Mrs.
John Henkel. ,
The time of the regular
monthly meetings was changed
tc the second Thursday of
each month.
Mrs. Henkel "showed the
group the proper procedure for
giving a demonstration. . ,
The leaders present 'were Pat
Shaub and Nancy Henkel. Re
freshments were served follow
ing the meeting.
Household Goods
A NECCHI ZIG-ZAG j
Sewing Macliine, slightly used,
5 year parts and service guar
antee. No attachments neces
sary to sew buttons, button
holes, fancy designs, or blind
hem dresses.
UNPAID BALANCE $37.40
pay payments of $4.75
per month. Call Dealer till 9
p.m. LANCASTER 392-4341.
A 1966 WHITE ZIG-ZAG
Sewing Machine
used, but like new with
10 year guarantee. Does every
thing. No attachments needed.
UNPAID BALANCE $29.80
pay payments of $4.25
per month. Call Dealer till 9
p.m. LANCASTER 392-4341.
A SINGER ZIG-ZAG - .
Sewing Machine, used approxi
mately three months. Will-do
fancy designs, make button
holes, also blind hems and
straight stitches. 3 needle posi
tion. 5 yenr parts apd service
guarantee.
UNPAID BALANCE $53.20
pay payments of- $5.50
per me nth. Call Dealer till 9
p.m. LANCASTER 392-4341.
Moil Box Market
For Sale—Purebred' 'Yorkshire
boars, bred gilts and open gilts.
Carcass championship blood
lines. Willow Glen Farm, RD.
1, Strasburg, Pa. Ph. AC 717-
786-2562.
For Sale-Allis Chalmers, WD
and C tractors with plows and
cultivators. David Bradley hay
rake, 4 bar on. rubber. Phone
733-8708.
For Sale - Good -used riding
lawn mower ‘s2o; girls 24” bi
cycle $10; a good 7 year old
trail horse. Edward F. Smuck
er, 656-6644.
For Sale-Certified Strawberry
plants, Midway, Catskill, Spar
kle: J. -Wade Groff, 644 r Beavw
Valley Pike, Lancaster, 464-2147
For Sale-4 Yorkshire jGilts due
in May. Earl L: Stokes, Coch
fanville Rl, Pa. 19330.
For Sale - Purebred ■ German
Shepherd puppies, 6 weeks old.
Call 717-933-4333. . ' '
For Sale-Steel wheels' for W.
C. Chalmers tractor. Call 445-
2852.
For Sale- Case 950 self-pro
pelled Windrower, like new.
Ph 354-5848.
For Sale-Berkshire -boar. Ph.
786-3059.
For Sale - Barley Straw. Ph.
Manheup 6654224.
Sale Register
SAT. MAY 6-Thomas Motors
Garage Equipment, Frazer
(Route #3O).
WED. MAY 10-Farm Equip
ment at Martins Sale Barn,
Blue Ball, Pa.
FRI. MAY 12, Public Auction
of Registered and Grade Hol
stein Dairy Cattle at dairy barn
arena at the Aberdeen Sales
Company, located on Md. Rt.
22, 6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md,
and 6 mi. west of Aberdeen,
Md. in Churehville, Harford
County, Md Terms by Aber
deen Sales Co.
SAT. MAY 13-Liquidation of
Contracting Equipment by W.
Robert Painter, Inc., Spring
City R.D., Pa.
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