Farm
Societies
(Contrnued f om Page 26)
Society 9
A tour of the Governors Man
sion at Harrisburg was planned
Thursday, Septembei 17 by the
Society of Farm Women 9 A
tour of the Capitol and the Wil
liam Penn Museum was also on
the itinerary
Mrs. Elmei Huber showed
slides of the Holy Lands at the
meeting of the Societ.v held in
the home of Mrs George Ti out,
Marticville, with 22 members
present.
Mrs Clyde Dunkle led devo
tions. A miscellaneous auction
was held.
During the business session,
conducted by Mrs. Wilbui Hel
ler, president, a donation to the
United Campaign was appioved
Six members agreed to fold
Christmas Seals on October 12
from 9 a.m to noon at the
Health and Welfare Center,
Janet Ave.
The next meeting will be held
October 8 at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Cartel. Mount Nebo.
Society 10
Society of Farm Women of
Lancaster County 10 enteitained
Society 17 at the Geneial Sutter
Hotel, Lititz with Mis John
Hess County president as
special guest Mrs. Mai tin
Greenleaf, State secietaiy, and
Mrs Glenn Myei, second vice
piesident of the County gioup,
were a!«o guests Mis Jacob
Evans 's host piesident
Donald Reedy field lepresen
tative foi Edwin Eshleman, Con
s'essrnan, showed a film on
“The Moonw ?lk ’
Nex( meeting of Society 10
WBS‘toe held Octobei 3 at the
Strength, Performance, Dependability. You’ve got’em all
with VAN DALE’S NEW TRAVELING BUNK FEEDER.
Van Dale's SCF-1400 is the traveling f *"
feederto putyou on the track to fast- J /'ill ED AA
er, more profitable operations. Auto- | vnLtlS |fl*
maticaliy, it delivers up to 40 tons of j
silage per hour to bunks on a single | IW ENGEif
chain, continuous "shuttle” service. | flfcuyiin
Feeder trough chain is No. 67 pin- i
tie (12,500 lb. strength) and drive j
chain >s C-550 steel (average top
strength of 10,000 lbs.). Interlocking, j
snap-together galvanized metal com- |
ponents reduce erectidflftWne as j ->- j
much as 50%. Suspefftfed |
mounted, rails are mounted With Van j
Dale's exclusive clip-on brackets to J
provide extra-rigid support. Unit j
adapts to any feeding need in-barn |
or out-of-doors.
Women
home of Mis John Esbcnshade,
1740 New Holland Pike
A sewing dav is planned for
October 7 at the General Hos
pital
Society 13
Society of Farm Women 13
met at the home of Mrs. Chestei
Chnst, Ronks Co-hoste->s was
Mrs William Bard, 10 Pleasant
Drive, Lancastei.
Mrs Christ entertained the
group by plajmg selections on
the oigan Devotions weie con
ducted by Mrs Bard
18 members answered roll call
by naming a former school
teacher she best remembered
Duiing the business meeting
i. was announced a rummage
sale will be held October 1 and
2 at the Malta salesroom in Lan
caster. The group voted to
make a donation to the United
Fund
Several members purchased
tickets to attend the county con
vention at the Farm and Home
Centei November 7.
Four membeis volunteered to
fold Chustmas seals at the TB
and Health center, Janet Avenue,
Lancaster They are Mrs. Elsie
Wilson, Mrs Pharas Leed, Mis
Isaac Kosei, and Mrs. Ervin
Brown
Mrs John Denlmger and Mis
William Baid attended Home
makeis camp and gave intei est
ing repoits on camp activities
The next meeting wall be held
Octobei 9 at the home of Mrs
John Baie, Witmer Mis Ray
mond Denlingei, Enfield Diue,
will seive as co-hostess
Society 20
The Septembei meeting of So-
I I
cicly of Farm Women 20 was
hold in the home of Mrs. Vcryl
Hess, Christiana EDI, with Mrs.
William Horner assisting as co
hostess Mrs Hess was abso in
charge of devotions.
During the business session
conducted by Mrs Elam Hess,
piestdcnt, the group voted to
begin future meetings at 1 30
instead of 145 p m Plans rele
vant to the food stand at the So
lanco Fair were discussed The
local and County by-laws were
lead.
A film, shown by Mrs H
Sheppaid for the Lancaster
County United Campaign en
titled “Be Concerned"
The next meeting will be held
October 1 at the home of Mrs.
Marshall Rmtz, Quarry ville
RD3
Farm Women Society 25 held
their 7th anniversary dinner at
the West Willow Fire Hall
Eleven members and their hus
bands weie present. Devotions
were in charge of Mrs Robert
Landis Mrs John ‘Henderson,
president, conducted the business
meeting
Mrs. John Metz vice presi
dent, was selected as the repre
sentative for the State Farm
Women Contest.
Mrs T K Burkhola°r, Mrs.
John Henderson, Mrs. Melvin
Gioff, and Mrs Glenn Nauman
planned to go to the Conestoga
View Thursday, September 17
at 1 30 p m to give each patient
a small gift
The group will go to the Em
bieeville State Hospital Friday
evening October 16 to play
Bingo with the nts and
seive lefreshments The special
events committee will be in
chaige of the prizes and refresh
ments
Six membeis will fold seals
Wednesday, October 14 from 1
pm to 3 p m at the Health and
Welfaie Center
The progiam for the evening
was Home Talent in which each
(Continued on Page 28)
R. D. 1
Dmmore Center
Quarryville, Pa.
Phqne 548-2116
| VAM DALE
Society 25
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 26.1970
NOW!
Prepare For Seeding
Call us for prompt service on:
LIMESTONE -
FERTILIZER -
10-10-10 5-10-10 4-16-16
And many other bulk blended analysis.
Available in bags, bulk
Trailer spreaders or custom truck spreading.
REMEMBER US FOR
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
AFTER FALL PLOWING!
Don't forget to top dress alfalfa this fall
Available:
0-26-26, 0-18-36
Boron and Magnesium can be added
ORGANIC PLANT FOOD CO.
GROFFTOWN RD„ NEXT TO WATERWORKS
Ph. 392-4963 or 392-0374
YOUR FULL SERVICE DEALER
BIG CAPACITY FOR
HEAVIEST YIELDS
OLIVER
74 MOUNTED PICKER
• Huge capacity. Roomy ail the way through...choice
of 4- or 6-roll husking beds.
• Fits most tractors. Mounting brackets for Oliver and
most other row-crop-type tractors.
• Quick-mounting. Drive-in gathering and snaoping unit
—back-in husking unit.
• Saves corn. Low, wide gatherers...roller-type gather
ing chains., live-point snapping rolls.
• Bonus features. On-the-go snapping-roll adjustment..,
trash ejector rolls ..high lift.
• Convertible. New shelter unit can be interchanged
with- husking unit in minutes for field shelling.
m
This fall—whip through your heavy
yields with an Oliver picker.
FARMERSVW&E
EQUIPMENT INC.
R. D 2, Ephrata, Pa.
CHAS. J. McCOMSEY
\ J & SONS
- : ‘ ‘, 0 Hickory Hill, Pa.
N. G. HERSHEY
& SON
Manheun, Pa.
27