Farm Women Hit X-Movies at Drive-Ins At a meeting of the Execu tive Board of the Society of Farm Women of Lancaster County this week, action was taken against the showing of X rated movies, which was lei ru ed pollution of the mind. The 30 local presidents will present the recommenda'ion that each member of farm wo men societies wute a personal note to state officials stating her position on the matter and urging legislation The concern as it relates to the ruial women is in regard to films shown at drive-in theaters winch usually are in rural areas. Joining the 25% Club . . . A GRADUATE IN COMMODITY Take the study by the Commodity Exchange Authori ty. Out of 8,782 speculators who took part m 417,906 differnt transactions, 2,184 or about 25% actually made money , . . some of them, big money. 75% lost money. That’s why pointing more and more traders to ward membership in that highly lucrative “25% Club” has been and is the long term goal of our Com modity Department here at Reynolds. Over the past two years, thousands of people have “graduated” from our elementary commodity courses and received a free copy of our “Common Sense Ap proach to Commodity Futures Trading.” So we are now scheduling a Two-Session — ADVANCED COURSE IN COMMODITY TRADING THE FIRST SESSION is conducted by Mr. Donald B. Conlm, our National Commodity Manager. It’s a sophisticated explanation of the prerequisites to com modity trading: The true use of fundamentals in choosing positions; how to design order forms for busy markets; adapting the realities of price control pro grams to individual needs; what (and what not) to ex pect from exchange floors and their brokers; the en lightened approach to deliveries, margins, and market regulations. THE'SECOND SESSION is conducted by Mr. Houston A. Cox, Partner-in-Charge of Reynolds Commodity Department. Going beyond basic trend analysis, he presents a fresh approach on how to blend fundament al and'technical analysis, money management, and planned trading techniques to maximize profit po tential. We can’t make any guarantees, of course. But you should be much better equipped than you were to become a member of that “25% Club.” We’re holding these Sessions on Tuesdays, June 16 and 23 at 7:30 P.M, Reynolds Lancaster Office 61 North Duke Street There is no charge for the Seminar of course But space is limited, so please make your reservations soon. Simply call Richard Reed at 397-8221, or mail the coupon below. Please make reservation(s) foi me for yom Advanced Commodity Seminar If I attend. I understand I will ic ceive a packet of studies illustrative of fundamental analysis. Name Address State MEMBERS NEW YORH STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHE=? LEADINS EXCHANGES 61 NORTH DUKE STREET, LANCASTER, PA. 17604 Stressing that present laws do not piohibit attendance so long as they arc advertised as X-rated, a spokesman pointed out that the problem nnsing fiom showing these films at outdoor theateis is in the con gregating of cars and young people in adjoining areas to the theater who are viewing the scene without paying admission or hearing the dialogue The Farm Women will also send letteis to outdoor theatci managers and will uige the legislative committee of Ihe Pennsylvania Society of Fai m Women to include this position City Zip Telephone Reynolds & Co. COURSE TRADING | on the 1!)71 lesolutions loi the State convention in llamshuig In other business conducted by Mis John N lies-,, county president, committees weie named for the counts crmni tion to be held Novembei 7 ,11 the Farm and Home C'jntei The nominating committee in cludes Mis Leon Thomas So ciety 14, Mis Ronald Obei, 20. and Mis Eivm Biown, 13 They will find candidates for tieasui er and secrelaiy. Serving on the ticket commit tee are Mis Aitlua Lmtlis. Society 19, and Mis Alilton Eberly, 6 Mrs Aithin Wcngct, 27, and Mrs Lester Kicidoi 18, on the Memoual Committee’ Mrs Melvin Meek, 21, Mis Paul Kauffman, 4. Mis Ernest Shaub, 17, and M. s Wdbiu Heller, Bazaai ComimUec Miss Ethel Kindig, 12, Mis Robert Gregoiy, 3, Mis Cnl Johnson. 15, Mis Kenneth Uai tin, 26. Registiation Committee Sweet Bulky Means More Milk! Let's face it Milk cow rations aren't always the most appetizing Even though properly supplemented nutritionally, the ingredients are concentrated to get profitable milk pro duction Boost milk output, pep up appetites, add variety and tempting tastiness with Wayne Sweet Bulky Sweet with molasses, bulky with beet pulp, it's fed mixed, top-fed or straight (for cows on high-quality, high protem legume roughages). Great as a dry cow or heifer conditioner. Does a good low cost job when hot weather dulls appetites or pastures diy up Feed for the difference innovations make. Feed Wayne, pM, —lasi HEISEY FARM SERVICI Lawn Ph 964 3444 GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown WHITE OAK MILL R D 4, Manheim HERSHEY BROS. Remholds DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. R D 1, Stevens ROHRER’S MILL R D 1 Ronks C. E. SAUDER & SONS R D 1, East Eail Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 6, 1970 —0 Mis. Andiew Low. A and Mis ll.iiold Eby, 7, Auditing Com mittee Mis Scott (ia'inai, 1, and Mis Jack Hendeisor, 25. Guest Committee Mis Roboit Itchi er, 23, will be m charge of usheis Mis Llovd Heir, 22, Mrs William Doan. 28 and Mis. Donald Homing, 'lO, Dceoialing Societies 19 and 20 aic plan ning to enteitam emests at Con estoga View on June If! On July 16 2l and 22 will visit Society 23 and 24 ai" sche duled for August 20 visitation, in keeping with the faim wo men piogiam of visiting the home once each month on the thud Thuisdav Mrs Hess announced at State level the scrap book contes: has been discontinued, but Lan caster County will continue with a scrapbook contest Mis Lloyd Heir, Lancaster RD6, w’as named chairman. In place of the state sciap- PARADISE SUPPLY Paradise FOWL’S FEED SERVICE R D 1, Quauyville R D 2, Peach Bottom MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R D 2, Columbia H. JACOB HOOBER Intei course, Pa. H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC. Witmer book contest these will bt ,i special pioiecl to mime the Pennsylvania Faun Worn,in of the* Year Details vveie di'-ln bulod to local picsiclenls who will infonn me.nbeis concern mg icquiiemcnlb foi ehgibihu The next meeting will be the county menie ami c'lc.jre boaid meeting conbmeil lo be held at Noon m the Lampe'er Community P.uk Wedu-'-d iy, August 5 Mrs Elam Hess, Socieiv 20, and Mis Leo Snaiks. 24 will seive on the food eomimtl-e All membeis of Faim Women Societies and then families aie invited to attend with each bunging her own place sotting and a coveted dish Seivmg as hostesses <il the Tuesday, June 2 meeting held at Rhoads Spanish Ta\ ti n, Quau yville, weie Mis Call Johnson, Mrs Ernest Shaub, Mrs Esther Mussoi and Mis. Mehin Meek. Miss Ethel Km dig led devotions • Dairy Month (Continued fiom Page 1) its sponsois chose to hold it fiom June 12 to July 10 By 1939, it had become June Daily Month, celebiated on a calendai month basis with a na tional campaign to piomote giea ter use ol the dauy pioducts m such plentiful supply Today, even though fashions inspned by those of the ’3o’s aie back in milady’s waidiobe, dany farming has come a long way from the ’3o’s New knowledge and techniques have affected ev eiything fiom Bossy’s housing to her dinner bucket, making it possible to achieve favoiable conditions and high milk pro duction all year long. Still, June lemains Dairy Mon th It’s tiaditional and it’s logical. The coming of summer, after all, signals a change in life-style for most of us. Along with bulky ovei coats, we shed a lot of the foimahty that goes with the “indooi” sea son Clothing and living pace be come a bit moie casual and so does eating The backyard baibecue re places dining 100 m suppers while the weather smiles Cooks, who may want time to indulge then swimming 01 golfing intei - ests, look foi easy ways to keep the family well-fed and well pleased That’s where daily foods come in They'ie quick and convenient leady to seive as is oi gieat ingiedients Then own fiesh taste complements othei foods, adds meal-appeal and nutation. June is a good time to call to mind how handily dany foods fit into a tote-along meal, a fab ulous desseit with make-ahead charm, a new specialty foi the backyaid barbecue all kinds cl caiefiee cookeiy. Happy Dauy Month' Happy siimmei' Happy eating l Milk Wonder Food “Name me a product that can be pastern ized, homogeniz'd, whipped, churned condensed, dued, fiozen, blended and sold That can be innoculaied and sold, sold as a beveiage, for medical pui poses, and as the giealcst nutritional toocl avail able to mankind ” said Roe Stanley piesident of ADA of Ohio at the Midwest Milk Mai keting Meeting in Pittsbui gh in Apul.
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