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Lancaster County Pomona Grange
Elects Two Committee Members
weie auctioned off to high bid- ;ird J.ickson was accompanist
dors by Jesse Wood A roll call for group singing,
featuied apple quotations. tj, c Pomona orange w*ll hold
ramins apple varieties or telling a dinner meeting at Rhoads
rvin. u Pnmnn.M’.i , ' omt ’ t b'ng aboul apples She Spanish Restaurant, Quarryville.
Gyles H. Bi ovui. I omona Mas- com i llttc d a guessing game en- at 730 p m . January 16, 1971
winner q!* tiUcd " Do You Kllow Your The resolution committee for
■llkhm r,,!' in,a,‘ft Apple ‘ , " that meeting will be Loian
? member of the 1 exeeutne com M's Jacob Fantom piescnlcd Brmfon, Clifford Holloway Jr
miTter and Hav .d Bnn on. a monologue "With Apologies ” and Chester Eby Jr The v.s.la
.’olcram Grange, elected a mem- Lauience Temple icndeied two ion con e p ‘ .
ber of the finance committee for saxophone numbeis accompanied meeting is Mr. and Mis Melvin
three year lei ms They will be by his daughter Joy. Mrs Rich- C Boyce
installed at the January meet ■■^ ■■■“*
'"S I I
The fall nuoiing of Lancaster
County Pomona Grange 71 was
hold at Onkryr a guilts of Ful
ton Grange 66
The Pomona Giangc iciterated
.Is stand of last April that oui
laws should bo changed to gi\e
law enforcement officers the
neccsiarj poweis to make ai
rests of criminals, stating that
they are hampeied in perform
ing their duties by a lot of court
decisions giving the criminal
much more protection than the
arresting officers
They also stated that crime
has reached a point that a law
abiding citizen is not safe out
side of his home, and if he leaves
nome for any length of time his
house is in danger of vandalism
They adopted a icsolution ask
ing that plans for new highways
being built to replace existing
highways be submitted to town
ship supervisors, through which
the highway passes, for suggest
ed changes before final plans
aie adopted The lesolution
stated that many highways aie
designed by engineers who aie
ignoi ant of the needs of the
community and the community
is not aware of the disciepan-j
cies until after the conti act is
let and thousands of dollars
spent They stated that this
often results with exists at the
wrong place 01 the highway end
ing a mile 01 two short of where
it should, staithng examples of
.vhich are the new route 272
being built, and a few years ago
he bridge to nowheie ciossmg
aver route 230 in Lancastei j
County.
Serving on the lesolution com
mittee weie C G McSparran,
Loran Bnnton and S Ralph Wan
ner
Mis Jesse Wood Lectinei,
piesented the piogiam which
centered around apples in ob
servance of National \pple
Week Many tempting apple
dishes prepaied by Giange ladies
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Help Us
Serve You
If youi 01 ganization didn’t
make om tai m calendar this
week, it’s not because we
don’t like >ou or your or
ganization
We may have missed it in
the rush Oi maybe you for
got to tell us
Either way, we’d like to
extend our farm community
service to you
To get on the Farm Calen
dar, remind us by calling
394-3047 or 626 2191 or by
writing to Lancaster Farm
ing, 22 E Mam St, Lititz,
Pa. 17543 And help us serve
you better.
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CaIIBAKER
or BURKHOLDER
for delivery of quality aglime
David M. Burkholder, Inc., Ephrata, and The J E.
Baker Company of York have embarked upon a
joint aghme program to serve you better. We feel
that this move will enable us to supply you with
the highest quality agricultural limestone when
and where you want it.
Remember, now is the time to sweeten your soil
for a more productive growing season. It has been
estimated that liming can return from $3 to $lO in
bigger and better crops for every dollar invested.
Take the first step to higher profits now. Call
354-4202 in Ephrata for quality aglime.
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Easy to load . . . easy to operate . . . easy to
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Both spreaders are built low to scoot under
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are in the open, easy to reach.
Beater and endgate options let you
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Lancaster 393-3906
Shotzberger's A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
665-2141 New Holland 354-4191
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West Chester 696-2990 The Buck 284-4141
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