I—Lancaster Farming. SnUirdny. June 21.1969
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FARM WOMEN NEWS
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SOCIETY 7
Society of Faim Women 7 met
June 14 at the Landis Home Re
tuement Centoi, Lilitz R 3, with
Mis Emma Denlingci as host
The gioup voted to give $lO to
the Conestoga Valley Associa
tion. A food stand is planned for
the Flea Maikct at Paradise Me
moual Paik on July 5
The Society will make cookies
foi the USO* Ditty bags will be
made for the Red Cioss to dis
tubute to seivicemen in Viet
nam duung the Chustmas holi
days
The program was a piano solo
by Cynthia Denlmger A leading
was given by Mis Gertrude Le
fever Speaker was Mis Glenn
Eshleman She piesented slides
aiound the theme “To God Be
The Glory ”
The next meeting will be a
family picnic on July 19 at Para
dise Memorial Paik.
SOCIETY 29
Mis Paul Gerbei, Elizabeth
town, a teacher of first grade
childien in the Elizabethtown
school, presented “Child Talk”
to membeis of Society of Faim
Women 29 June 16 at the home
of Mis Stanley Newcomer,
Mount Joy R 1 Assisting was
Mis Allen Esbenshade.
The opening was conducted by
Mrs Gerald Ruhl Mis Ronald
Obei, president, informed the
gioup of her new address She
lives at Mount Joy R 2. A white
elephant sale is planned for Aug.
8 when each member is request
ed to bring at least one item for
A family picnic is planned at
the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Garner, Mount Joy Rl, on
July 20 at 12:15 pm. Mrs Clay
ton Ranck is food chairman
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CHICKS
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& Grow Better J
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PIONEER
FEEDS
Local Farmers Know a
Good Feed When They
Try It!
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RED COMB’
SINCE 1870
ELMER M.
SHREINER
Tiading as Good’s Feed Mill
SPECIALIZING IN
DAIRY AND HOG FEEDS
New Pi evidence, Pa,
Phone 786-2500
SOCIETY 14
Society of Faim Women 14
entci tamed members of Society
17 and County officers at a buffet
luncheon in the West Willow
Fnc Hall
Devotions weic conducted by
Mrs. Charles Leaman A special
feature of the day was a lubute
to fathers.
Mrs. C. Parker Wright showed
slides and spoke of the Pumitive
Indians of Mexico The Weber
Duo presented an original skit
“Talking It Ovei” in Pennsylvan
ia Dutch dialect.
Hostesses for the event weie
Mrs Robert Esbenshade, Mis
Meivin Denlinger, Mrs J Paul
Hostetler, Mis Raymond Baige,
Mis Chailes Meloy, Mrs John
Hershey, Mis. Charles Leaman
and Miss Elsie Metzlei
The next meeting will be the
annual family picnic to be held
at 630 p m on July 16 in the
William S Tmney Memorial Pa
vilion Each member will bring
one or two covered dishes, ac
coidmg to the number of guests
she will bung Mrs. Donald
Cairns will entertain the group
with “Family Fun Unlimited.”
Pennsylvania Broiler
Placements Up 8%
Placements of broiler chicks
in the Commonwealth during the
week ending June 14 was 927,-
000 The placements were 8%
above the same week a year
earlier but 8% below the prev
ious week Average placements
during the past 10 weeks were
9% above a year earlier. Settings
for broiler chicks were 1,719,000
—4% below the previous week
but 10% above the comparable
period a year earlier The cur
rent 3-week total of eggs set is
7% above the same period a year
ago. Inshipments of boiler-type
chicks during the past 10 weeks
averaged 44,000—three times the
comparable period a year ago.
Outshipments averaged 340,000
dining the past 10 weeks, 28%
higher than a year earlier
Good
Harvest
Insurance
JOHN DEERE 55
If weather threatens, the 55 is
good harvest insurance Ample
powei, heavy 30-inch cylinder,
cell-type gate, big gram tank
with high-speed unloading
these help you get your crop
out fast Come in soon for de
tails Ask about our Credit Plan
• Effective through 30 June
1969. No interest or carrying
charge until December 1,
1969.
• No payments until January
1,1970.
• Immediate delivery.
Landis Bros., Inc.
1305 Manheim Pike Lancaster
(1 Mile North of Lancaster
on Rt 72)
Ph. 393-3906
A DREAM OF EXOTIC FLOATERS enclosed by Moorish arches.
The sultan’s garden has been re-created in lace. This doily is cro
cheted in Arabesque flourishes. It measures 17 inches at the rudest
point. Free instructions for the “sultan’s garden” doily
able by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Needle
work Editor of this newspaper along with your request for Leaflet
A 519.
SOLANCO FFA NEWS mg Assistant Secietaiv. Charles
The June meeting of the So- Smith, Asst Treasure!. Robert
lanco FFA Chapter was held in Young, A f st .
the school A» room John Me- Ki eider, Asst Reportei, R0 o er
Sparren gave°a talk about furth- C a “ p^ U ’'HeTb
ei education after giaduation Scott Mull, As P
He is attending the University of Hess
Maiyland
The chapter sweetheart for
The officers of the Solanco 1970 is Cindy Baughman Miss
FFA were initiated at this meet- Baughman s school ac^ vl a
mg They are- President, Mat- cheerleading, gnls basketball,
thew Young; Vice-presidents, Joe gym leaders, an °. * '
Linton, Tom Aaron. Dale 801 - writes news articles for The Quill,
mger; Secietary, Lloyd Welk, the Solanco School newspaper.
Treasurer, Ken Dearolf, Report- Cindy is also a committee
er, Leroy Welk, Sentinel, Herb chairman for the cabinet of the
Kreider; Chaplain, Scott Kreid- Church of the Brethren Youth
er; Parliamentarian, Glenn Kiei- Fellowship
der; Photographer, Maik Young During the summer she is a
The following assistant officers hte guard at the Nickel Mines
were also elected at this meet- Swimming Pool. .
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Self-Propelled Bunk Feeder
Out performs all others. Faster, safer,
less expensive too. A one h.p. motor
propells a 150 ft. feeder. Delivers
1,200 pounds of corn silage per
minute. No feed separation. Put it
outside or inside small lots or' » ,
large. Ask us for full details. MOICCS tnl/ltfS HIOVC
Grumelli Farm Service Isaac W. Hurst
Quarryville Blue Ball
Show-Ease Stoll Co.
Lancaster
Carl L. Shirk
Colebrook Rd., Fontana