Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 22, 1970, Image 25

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    m Some Tobacco Facts
Annual St. Marys Horse Show s ,h r,"!E
_ . ... f m Soulheastcin Stall's \labama,
Slated at West Grove Aug. 29
Thiitv classes includin'; Iwo c I)t\ision will compete foi the
challenge lioph.\ events, will he Danny V.mnoy I’t ipi lu.il Ti ophv.
ofTcicd foi hunteis and pon\ von la-.) \eai hv Debbie Kura.
huntcis in the sixth annual St Malvein. with Muskavado II
Maiy’s Hoi.se Show Salmdaj, , , r ....
Aug 29 at West (hove J Iu ~ h Wll £> “ fo,l " ei U , S
.. . iMimsliKin loam mombci who
-The fust class will ente. the 10(I „ ;ht , rtimw , -NauuUis" lo
paiochial school giounds show in teinational I'lumps—and Mis
i in”. °PP os ] lc AvonCiiovc VNhley vmII judge the show
High School at 8 30 a m
Champion and tescive champ Veiyl I McMmn, West dove,
ion points will be awaidcd in is chan man and chief slewaid.
each ol the huntei classes, in- John M Russell, Coatesville HD,
eluding small and laige pony announcei. J Haines Kuk and
hunter hack, junior hunteis, Ray R Lindsay, iingmasleis,
gieen hunteis and the woiking Teddy Jones, Coatesville, official
division
Exhibitors in the Junior Hunt- the New Bolton Center, Univeis-
famcr and a veterinauan fiom
Electric heat is
pure comfort...
icccntlv voic'd m fiivoi of a
tinee-ycai contmu.ilion of pio
duct ion conliols .md ,i puce
suppoil piogi.im foi tobacco
'llk funnels in Noilh Caiolma
■md South Caioluia in u sepal .tie
P'opos.il also voted ovei vvhclm
muly foi incicased assessments
on themselves to suppoil Tobac
co \ssocialcs. which sponsois a
self he.p piogi.im to piomole
(luecuinl sales oveiseas and at
home
il> of Pennsylvania, will be in at
tendance
Post entiles will be accepted
foi all classes
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 22.1970—2.)
4-II Rough Riders
By Poniilc Waters
The 4 II Rough Ridets fiom
Quai i.v ville held a monthlv
meeting Tlunsdav, August 13.
at the home of Mi and Mis
Kail Gioff. Quanyvillc.
Aflci the minutes weio load
and the dues were collect! d. the
mombcis woikod on then pio
jecl books Questions wcie ask
ed to ceilain members and the
4-H requirements were icview
ed Then refreshments were
served and the meeting was ad
} mrned.
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PP&L customer families
are enjoying it today
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Like warmth. And peace-of-mind.
It comes with the change to electric
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Comfortable. Carefree.
Electiic heat is the kind you don’t
wony about. Since there are hardly
any moving parts it's virtually main
tenance-free.
There's comfort in knowing, too,
that your electric heat will be as
modern years from now as it is today.
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in every sense of the woid. So, ask
your PP&L Recommended Electiic
Home Heating Dealer about it, today.
Or, call PP&L for a free estimate
of the cost of heating your home
electi ically.
During the summer the fol
lowing events were held
On May 23 the 4 H club went
on a trip to Ilanovci Shoe
Farm We saw some of the best
hoises mound
And on June 25 a glooming
and showmanship class was
held at the home of Mi and
Mis John Henkel, Strasbmg.
the icsulls of that class weie
Junnioi Division—first place,
Caiol Simpson, second place.
John \b!e and thud place, P* n
nie Water
Senior Division first place.
Shirley Creig. second place.
Nancy Henkel: third place.
Candy Groff, and fourth place,
Bevei ly Deaiolf.
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