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CLOISTER CHAPTER FFA GREEN HANDS are Bollinger, Ronald Nolt, Marlin Smucker, Gerald Mus
(left to right) Row 1, Jay Frey, Glenn Ritter, Eric Co- ser, Russel Kline. Row 3, Richard Bollinger, Robin Mus
penhat er, Robin Greider and Ken Long. Row 2, Mike ser, Andy Martin, Daniel Harting and Kevin Burkholder.
“Maid Service"
Blamed For
High Food Cost
Convenience packaging and
‘‘maid service” for the house
wife was blamed for the high
cost of food by Charles R Old,
administrative secietaiy, Penn
sylvania Faimeis’ Association,
at the 19th annual meeting of
the 01 ganization at the
Penn Hams Motoi Inn “Today
we ha\ e housewives boycotting
high food prices when in reali
ty food product costs are down '
Old stated “Today’s homemak
er spend 16 5 cents of each dol
lar of earned income for food
products, where just 12 shoit
y eai s ago she was spending 26 6
cents of each dollar to pay foi
her food purchases ”
The farm leaser stated that
the farmer is not the xecipient
of big pi ice increases, but plac-
John Deere
34
Spreader
Any way you look at it, the
John Deere 34 Spreader
lakes work out of loading,
hauling and spreading ma
nure. Beater and endgate
cotions let you handle any
Wenger Implement, Inc.
The Buck 284-4141
Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 393-3906
A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
New Holland 354-4191
M. S. Yeorsley & Sons
West Chester 696-2990
Shotzberger's
Elm 665-2141
ed blame on “convenience pack- hold chores, and again unless 1 “rightful role and exhibit per
aging and maid service. “Maybe am not reading our lesson cor- sonal interest in all community
the housewife does not have a rectly the housewife, or at least and business activities. If farm
maid in her kitchen but she the vocal ones think the farm- ers were to accept this responsi
does in the employee of the food er should pay. bihty, there would be a lessen
pi ocessor and handler. The “I doubt if the farmer can mg of the need for the so-called
modem housewife with modem afford the bill, although he has saviors of agriculture, subse
foods spends only a small fi ac- been absorbing much of the quently a lessening of confusion
tion of her day preparing meals cost in recent years,” he re- about the voice that speaks for
The houswife of 50 years ago marked. agriculture ”
spent the major poition of her Ord called for strong organi- ______
time preparing food. Unless I za tion of farmers to meet the Alabama has about 4,500 spe
am mistaken someone must pay challenges in agriculture He cies of plants that grow without
for this freedom from house ul ged the farmers to take their cultivation.
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• Anniversary
(Continued fiom Page 17)
Clarence H. Obcrhollzcr, 22
yeais
Jay Wolgcmuth, 20 years.
Russel D. IlOiSoy, 17 yeais.
Kugcnc R Hess. IB Kars.
Michael M. Wolgcmuth, 13
yeai s
Jacob S Spangloi, 13 years,
han C Kicmei. 13 years
Paul B Oboiholtzcr 13 years.
Amos G Kanodc. 13 yeais.
Donald H. Wolgemuth, 13
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yeai s.
Chi istian B Simons. 12 years.
J .Mai tin Gish, 9 yeais.
CailM Moyer, 8 yeais
Lloyd R Sumpman, 7 years.
Haney K Shoemakei, 5 years.
Lavina S. Koser, 5 yeais.
Other employees with less
than five years are; Paul M.
Fahnestock, J. Harold Tome, Roy
S Spangler, Walter K Gerlach,
Carson M. Geyer, Phaies C. Mil
ler, Izella Packer and Jan F.
Gingrich.
Organist for the evening was
Mrs. Melvin Shenk.
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“An inheritance is the
wealth of a departed relative
which brings a family to
gether to be divided.”
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