— Lancaster Farming. Saturday. December 14,1968
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CHANGE NEWS
Fulton Giange #6B met in
legulai session Dec 9 with Clif
toid \V Holloway Ji , Mastei,
p.esidmg Richaid Nye was ap
pointed to contact highway ot
ficials in an eftoH to seciue a
hlinkei oi tiaffic light for the
inteisection of highways 272 and
372 at the Buck where theie
have been numeious tiaffic ac
cidents and vvheie tiaffic is in
ci easing due to the east west
tiaffic flow acioss the Noiman
Wood budge at Holtwood
A donation was given to the
Tubeiculosis and Health Society
of Lancaster Co The Grange’s
annual tuikey supper was set
foi Apul 12, 1969 The Charter
was diaped in memory of Rob
eit S Stoltzfus who was killed
in a lecent traffic accident
The Youth committee repoit
ed 52 went on the bus trip to
Christmas Village at Bernville,
Beiks Co Dec 4 This commit
tee is in charge of Christmas
carolling Dec 23 Theie will be
two gioups leaving the Grange
Hall, Oakiyn at 7 pm and re
tui nmg at 9 15 when the Grange
will hold their annual Christmas
party Mis Jesse Wood will con
duct games and Robert Reed
will have violin music There
will be a 75 cent to $l.OO gift
exchange The Junior Grangers
aie invited to go along carolling
and afterward have a 50 cent
gift exchange.
Jan 29 the Grange is sponsor
ing a tour of the Peach Bottom
Atomic Plant, leaving the
Grange Hall at 7 p m. Mrs. Stan
ley Stauffer Jr. is in charge of
reservations There will be a
tour of the Chrysler Plant in
Newark, Del. in February. Cub
Scout Pack #l3O will present
“Show Boat” at the regular
Grange meeting Jan. 13.
Mrs. Freeda Huber, chairman
of the Community Service com
mittee, reported 58 Christmas
packages weie donated for pa
tients at our State hospitals
Mrs Jesse Wood, Lecturer,
presented a Christmas program-
Group singing “Oh Come All Ye
Faithful”, Mis Clifford Hollo
way Jr. gave “Some Holiday
Tips for Entertaining”; demon
strating dining table Christmas
decorations, Jokes by Richard
Nye and Mrs Jesse Wood; read
ing “Where Some Of Our Christ
mas Customs Come From” by
Mrs. Estil Vandament and games
in charge of James Huber
Fulton Junior Grange #343
held their regular meeting with
38 children attending. Mrs. Ja-
Soviet Agriculture:
How's The Current
5-Year Plan Doing?
Crop failure in 1963 and live
stock declines in 1964 combined
to dim agricultural prospects in
the USSR and to bring about a
new 5-year plan Now in its
third year, the plan’s fertilizer,
machinery and over-all economic
nrputs have lagged behind
schedule But, all these imputs
are well above those of previous
yeais and agricultural output
has made an amazing comeback
An article in the cuirent is
sue of USDA’s Foieign Agricul
ture magazine points out that
weather has been the mam fac
tor in this comeback But, fer
tilize! delivenes, at 33 7 million
metnc tons in 1967 were still
double the 1963 total, tractor de
liveries at 287,400 weie 20 pet
above the 1963 level, combine
delivenes at 96,000 up 20 pet,
tiuek delivenes at 108,100 up 50
pet and capital investment up
Sl4 5 billion 60 pet And, 1968
main output is estimated at 140
million metnc tons, up 55 pet.
fiom the 1963 level, with wheat
output alone up 88 pet.
If vou want to keep a tnend
don't lend him money 01 give
Tips from a Pro
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