—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24,1968
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Farm Women
NEW SOCIETY FORMED
The first meeting of Society of p rn
Farm Women #2B was held at
the home of Mrs Joseph Nolt,
Thursday evening Mrs W Scott
Nissley, county president, pre
sided
New officers were elected as
follows- Mrs Roy Book, presi
dent, Mrs William Dean, vice
president-, Mrs Richard Hess,
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secretary, and Mrs Joseph Nolt,
treasurer Committees were also
appointed
It was decided future meetings
will be held the fourth Thursday
of every month, starting at 7 30
SOCIETY 18
Society Of Farm Women #lB
met recently at the Willow Val
ley Motel, Willow Street, with
Mrs Suie Wissler, president,
presiding.
Devotions were led by Mrs
Willis Esbenshade The program
included a “Mother-Daughter”
fun day
A rummage sale will be held
March 20 and 21 at the Malta
Temple
A bus trip to Philadelphia will
will leave the Lancaster Shop
ping Center at 8 30 a m Those
interested should contact Mrs
Melvin Hess, 1110 Hunsucker
Rd , Lancaster.
Society of Farm Women #8
met recently at the home of Mrs
Paul Witman, former county
president, of Mt Joy-
Devotions were led by Mrs
Alice Myers
Mrs Michael Vala\ anes, of
Lancaster, a native of Gieece,
showed slides on Greece and
served the Society a Greek
sweetmeat
Hostesses were Mrs Arlene
Witman, Mrs Anna Groff, Mis
Mary Sarver, Mrs Anna Shank
and Mrs JSsther Musser
The next meeting will be held
March 1 at the home of Mrs
Ada Greider
Society of Farm Women #3
held their meeting last Saturday
in the Mellmgers Lutheran
Church school room, Schoneck
Hostess was Mrs. William Eber
ly who also led the devotions
Glen Eshelman, Manheim pho
tographer and artist, and hi's
wife presented the program, en
titled “To God Be the Glory”
Mrs Willie Stober, president,
conducted the business meeting
Donations were given to Lancas
ter County Heart Association for
Heart Haven and to the Ephra
ta High School Marching Band
Fund toward the trip to the Ap
ple Blossom Festival at Win
chester, Va
687-6546
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SOCIETY 8
SOCIETY 3
• Harry Kreider
(Continued from Page 1)
The sire reporting committee
men elected in each breed were
Guernsey Elam W Mull, Quar
ryville Rl, Holstein, John Har
msh, 1036 Beaver Valley Pike,
and Jersey, Robert Ulrich, (Juar
ryville RI.
The Northern Lancaster Coun
ty District Meeting was held on
Thursday evening at the Brun
nerville Fire Hall The sire re
porting committeemen elected
at this meeting were Ayrshire,
James W Martin, Stevens Rl;
Guernsey, Jesse G Balmer, Lit
itz R 4; Holstein, John E Krei
der, Willow Road, Jersey, Ivan
S Zimmerman, East Earl Rl
Dairymen receiving Atlantic's
Production Certificates are.
Southern Lancaster County, R
F & L A Witmer, Clarence H
Harnish, K D & Elsie Linde,
Lloyd Wolf, J Mowery Frey Jr ,
Edwin Landis, Robert C." Groff,
Calvin D Beiler, Robert W Ul
rich & Son, William P Arrow
smith, Amos H Rutt, J Rohrer
Witmer, Harry G Kreider
Northern Lancaster County,
Harry S Mumma, Donald S
Program chairman, Mrs Ivan
Eberly, announced the arrange
ments for the bus trip to New
York Flower Show, Mai’ch 2
The bus will leave Lincoln park
ing lot at 6 p m Forty-one mem
bers and friends signed for the
trip.
Next meeting will be held
March 16 at the home of Mrs
John Edwards, Ephrata R 1
Can You Afford Not To Be A
LANCASTER CO. FARMERS
ASSOCIATION MEMBER?
Can you afford to lose the Pennsylvania Milk Control Law?
Can you afford to lose your farm to land-grab government schemes?
Can you afford to lose your sales tax exemption on farm supplies and ma
chinery used in production?
Can you afford the threat of legislation forcing you to purchase, a license to
haul manure?
Can you afford to lose your farm to “open-space” schemes?
Can you afford to let your farm be managed from Washington by so-called
“Agricultural Experts?”
• Can you afford to have meat inspection legislation that would halt the
slaughtering of your own meat?
• Can you afford government regulations prohibiting your sons to work on
your farm?
• Can you afford to employ union labor on your farm?
These are just a part- of the proposed legislation that Lancaster
Co. Farmers Association members were able to stop in 1967.
But many of these threats still face us in the State General As
sembly ond Congress.
AGAIN WE ASK: Can You Afford Not To Be A
Lancaster Co. Farmers Association Member?
Lancaster Co. Farmers Association has a complete program
To fulfill its Farmer-Member Needs!
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO FARM IN 1968
YOU CAN’T AFFORD NOT TO
BE A MEMBER!
NOAH WENGER President DONALD E. NEY Secretary-Treasurer
Stevens, R. D. 1 Marietta, R. D. 1
CLYDE E. WIVELL
Columbia, R. D. 1
LEROY PFAUTZ
S(e\ens, R. D. 1
JAMES M. GARBER
IWount Jo>, R. D. 2
Eby, John L. Landis, Robert F tin, John M Nissley, Red Rose
& Joan B. Book, Paul B Zim- Research Center, Henry E. Ket
merman, Hiram S Aungst, tenng, J Eby Hershey, Amos
Amos B Lantz, Wilmer C Kray- B Lapp, J Z. Nolt, Allen Lee
bill, Harry S Aungst, Christ L Stoltzfus, David S Lapp, David
Stoltzfus, Titus B Stoner, John W Sweigart, John N Landis,
Omar Stoltzfus, John S Yost, Andrew G Miller, John J, Lan-
Jacob L Kurtz, Ivan S Stoltz- dis, Mervin Nissley, John J.
fus, John E Kreider, Stanley G Lapp, Nelson E Martin, Carl L.
Greiner, I Eby Hostetter, J Martin, Kenneth A. Skiles, Sam-
Floyd Kreider, Willis M Mar- uel S Stoltzfus.
PLAN NOW!...
Plan your spring program now and save valuable time in
the spring
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DIRECTORS
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Quanyville, R. D. 1
JAMES L. MARTIN
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Millersville, R. D. 1
CLYDE M. BUCHEN
Manheim, R. D. 3
PAUL N. BRUBAKER
Elverson, R. D. 2
ELLIS K. MENTZER
New Holland, R. D. 2
ROBERT C. GROFE
Quairyville, R. D. 3