6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. September 30,1967
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CALVES PRESENTED AT LAM
PETER FAIR (left to right) The Guern
sey calf presented to Paul Eckman,
Strasburg Rl. from Lampeter-Strasburg
High School, by Robert Breneman, rep
resenting the Lancaster County Guern
sey Breeders; the Ayrshire calf present
ed to Leon S 8011, Lititz Rl, from War-
Farm Women
Will Mark
Anniversary
The Society of Farm Women
1 will celebrate its 50th anni
veisaiy with a dinner meeting
at the Lititz Church of the Bre
thi en today, Sept 30 at 12 30
pm to which all foimer mem
beis have been invited
The Society of Farm Wom
en 1 was the first society to
oigamze in Lancaster County
On January 27, 1917, the first
gioup of women met
Their pm pose was social im
pi ovement, enlightenment of
impoitant topics ot the day
and taking up matteis of mu
tual benefit to the community
The Society was first named
“Die Hausfi auen” by Mrs
Ftank Black, Somerset Coun
ty. who was the ongmatoi
The name was adopted because
Pennsylvania is Dutch and its
success in agriculture is at
tnbuted to these thrifty peo
ple The name was also a trib
ute to our forefathers In No
vember 1917, because of Woild
War I. the name was changed
to its present title
The Rev Harry T Richwine,
Lebanon will be the guest
speaker The piogiam will in
clude devotions by Mrs Scott
Caiman, a reading by Linda
Ulnch, a historical reminis
cence of the Society by Mrs
Mai tin Mooie, and a vocal solo
bv Mis Howaid Eib, a former
membei accompanied by Mrs
Roy Brubaker Mrs Neil Clark
v.'.1l serve as trie Misti ess of
Cei emonies
The planning and piogram
committee for the affair con
sisted of Mrs Daniel Brubak
ei Mis Clark, Mrs Mooie,Mis
Willis Bucher and Mrs Ro.,
Biubaker Mis Graybill Hol
linger is in charge of the dec
-01 ations.
Why is it dangerous to run
electric cords under rugs?
Cords under rugs are danger
ous because the undue wear
may rub insulation off the
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wick High School, by Roy Mentzer, Lan
caster County Ayrshire Breeders and
the Holstein Calf presented to Nelson
Wenger, Manheim R 2, from Manheim
Central High School, by Donald Eby,
Lancaster County Holstein Association.
L. F. Photo
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