Grange MemLars
Hold Meeting
Next Week
Harrisburg An estimated
1,500 Pennsylvanians, from
nearly all counties, will leave
this weekend for Syracuse, N.
Y., for the centennial conven
tion of the National Grange, a
30-day event.
John W. Scott, Harrisburg,
state master and national sec
retary of the Grange,
said convention caravans from
this and other states will halt
in Gettysburg at noon on Sun
day, Nov. 12, for the dedica
tion of a plaque in honor of
Will.am Saunders, first nation
al master who drew the plans
for the Gettysburg National
Cemetery. Governor Raymond
P. Shafer will give the dedica
tory address.
President Johnson, accom
panied by Mrs. Johnson, on
Monday afternoon will address
the Syracuse meeting at which
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National Master Herschcl D.
Newsom, Washington, will pre
side. The President will (be
presented by New York Gov
ernor Nelson A, Rockefeller.
Agriculture Secretary Orville
L. Freeman will speak at a
Grange agricultural dinner the
following Saturday night, No
vember 18. Guests will include
State Agriculture Secretary Ice
land H. Bull. The Rev, Clar
ence Rahn, of Fleetwood, will
speak Wednesday on Grange
membership.
Nearly 1,000 Pennsylvanians
will be among recipients of
the seventh degree, climax to
Grange ritual teaching, that
will be conferred in four mass
exemplifications.
Four individual and team
winners in talent contests at
the recent Pennsylvania State
Grange session at Gettysburg
will appear on the national
convention stage. One of them,
a Mercer county Pomona team,
will exemplify degree work.
Three others will compete in
national talent finals. They are
Linda Reitz, Schnecksville,
Miller & Bushong, Inc.
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Rohrerstown, Pa.
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singers, Mary, Sandra, Cynthia
and David Geiger, Grace and 39.50, Utility 30-35.50 Cull 95-
Audrey Sell and Anna and 120 lb. 23-28, 70-90 lb. 20-24.
Bonita Breininger; and a quar- SLAUGHTER CALVES -
tet from Washington county Good 300-420 lb. 22.50-24.50,
Pomona Grange, Shirley Engle, Standard 20.50-23.50, Utility
Candy Eckleberger, Helen 15.50-19.
Tourney and Aleta Weaver.
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Representative* of Middle- "lk U f WMsflb
town Grange, Newtown, Bucks on ’itqi \ wnln ih
countv Pa State winner and 20 - 25-20 - 50 , US 1-3 220-260 lb.
among* the first five nationally tf 1 * 1 * 35 ' W 2 3 ° n€ lot 265
in a community progress con- ID>
test, and their counterparts SHEEP 44 -Insufficient vol
from other states will be guests um ® *° fully test trends, few
at a dinner Friday night dt Choice 70-102 lb. wooled
which final results in the na- slaughter lambs 23.50-26.50.
tional judging will be announ'c- One lot Good slaughter ewes
ed. The five will receive prizes gg 5Q
ranging up to $lO,OOO for first 9 '
place as the climax to a na-
tional $70,000 program co-spon- . ... ... ... , ,
sored by the Grange and Sears health committee, will be of-
Roebuck Foundation. ® delegates, along with
state masters and their wives
Scott, a member of the ag- from the other states. Total at
ricultural committee, and Mrs. tendance is expected to exceed
Scott, of the education and 6,000.
Green Pastures
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Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
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