24—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. March 14.1970 Farm Women Societies A Rift of $lO was sent to the Easter Seals Society and a simi lar Rift made to the Craig Har nish Fund at a meeting of Farm ' . ~ u. Women Society 28 held in the (Contimird liom I’asc 21) ed (lie «p>mg lolly to be held homc Qf Ml . s Hlchor( | | lcsSi prcsidonl. to. the.tow -m . Dflh. M«v s»t Iho Penn Harris Molor Slrasbu R 1 , M , s Rob[rl Hcss treasin> s miscellaneous tuna inn. The gioup voted to conlii- . . _ , The ncM meeting will bo held bute t 0 lhe fe astei Seal cam . was co-hostess Devotions were April 4 at the home of Mrs pa jg n in charge of Mrs. Donald High John McGrann. 1464 New Hoi- ' , 4 . land Pike, when Mis Theodore The piogiam featured Mrs Bixlcr will speak on “Hcntage and Homemakers Society 17 The Society of F.um Women 17 met iccently at the home of Mis John Lefeu'i. Buck, with Mis Robeit Delvvilei. and Mrs Fiank Leed as co hostesses A coicied dish luncheon pie ceeded the business meeting conducted bv the piesident Mis Einest Shaub Mis Det vviler led the deletions This is the 30th anniveisaiy yeai ot the society and plans weie made for the following activities Match 31. bowling paity. biunch on Apul 1 at the home of Mis Stanley Stauf fei legular meeting Apul 2 at the home of Mis Fiank Pfend er. Fishing Cieek Apul 4. an evening out with husbands fol lowed by a snack at the home of Mi and Mis Veiyl Giavei A donation was made to the Chet Myeis fund Baked goods will be taken to Valley Foige Veteians Hos pital on Maich 24 Membeis aie asked to leave baked goods at Mai ions Gas Station oi Mus ser’s Stoie in Buck A new membeis, Mis Marian Neff, Lyndon, was welcomed in to the society The program was in charge of Mrs Verna Lloyd, Mechan ics Grove, who showed some of the many antiques she has in her home. Sotiety 22 Society of Faun Women 22 entertained Society 29 lecent ly in the social rooms of the Willow Street United Church of Christ A coveied dish luncheon was served with Mis Jay Landis and Mis Paul A Witmer serv ing as hostesses In April, the Society 22 plans to toui the Wax Museum aftei which the meeting will be held in the home of Mis C Richaid Landis, 2306 Hoiseshoe Road, with Mrs Claience Rohiei seivmg as co-hostess Pieceding the lecent business meeting Mis Kenneth Hoovei led the gioup in devotions Mis Lloyd Herr, piesident, announc- ELIZABETHTOWN - DONEGAL CLUB By Christine Eib The Elizabethtown-Donegal 4- H Club oigamzed on Tuesday, Maich 10 at Donegal High School The following officeis weie elected Piesident, Bauy Hossler, Vice Piesident, Phil Bixler, Sec ietai>, Shu ley Gieinei, Asst Secietaiy, Apnl Bonj-, Treasur er, Joe Hess, and Asst Tieasuier, Cindy Dohnei, Game Leadeis. Jeff Swair and Maiy Jane Eshel man, Song Leadeis, Pam Wivell and Sam Reist Club Repoitus, Chnstme Eib, Donegal Club and Dennis Hos-lci Elizabethtown Club, Baseball Cap.ams ■slrilej Gie.nei and Joe Hess Count', Council RepicseiPatives, Phil Bixlei and Joe Hess. Richard Lcfcvcr, who demon- conducted the business session. Society 23 at the Dutch Dell stinted the ml of candy making The group plans to attend a Restaurant at 7:30 pm. on April and gave her secrets for success- hockcy Knmc nt Hershey on 0 ful chocolate coating. Mnrch 14 , Husbands will be guests. Society 28 Mrs. William Dean, president, The next meeting will bo held in the home of Mrs. Roy Book, Ronks Rl, when Society 2 will Society 28 will be guests of be guests at a night of music. FREY FREE STALL Lifetime Free Stall Housing Cut beddiP2 costs 75%, reduce labor for barn cleaning and cow washing, reduce teat and udder injury to the minimum house your milking herd m free stall housing. Each cow provided a stall for loafing. She won’t be stepped on, the rear curb forces manure out into alley for mechanical cleaning or washing. A few minutes twice a day cleans the stalls and curbs, bedd ing lasts almost forever if your stalls fit the cows. Popular sizes are 6’6”, T and 7’6”. Size ’em by breed. Our free stall partition may be mounted on wooden head boaids or we make a steel divider Set the legs in 8 to 10” conciete curbs to hold and retain bedding Stall floor can be soil, sand or gravel. Bedding straw, sawdust, peanut hulls, ground corn cobs, etc. Should be installed with paved alley suiface 8 feet wide for mechanical cleaning or washing. • 8 Models all steel welded farm and feedlot gates • 2 Models all steel welded head catch gate For prices, contact: Fred Frev, Mgr. 786-2235 (7,7, fjjgy R. D. #2 Quarryville, Penna. 17566
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