Farm Show Premium Book Released
Premium books arc bi'ln# dis
tributed to prospective exhibi
tors for the IP7I Pennsylvania
Form Show, January 11-15.
Horace L. Mann, Farm Show
director, icmindcd livestock ex-
Taking up a timely theme, p^ ~lic V la, • , lhal cn ‘
«>. A K»h i . llics in lhal department are on
the 55th mid-wlnte l event is de- n first-come first-served basis
dicatcd to I cnnsylvnnin Ari i- Late livestock entries, ho cm
culture A Managed Ecology " . . .
phnsi/ed, have had to 00 turned
A record high of $74,073 50 is away in recent years because
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FINGER FORCED
FEEDING
(“PEELS" OFF THE LOAD)
advance registrations filled
barns to capacity.
Farm Show competitive en
tries arc limited to Pennsylvan
ia exhibitors with the exception
of some poultry classes.
Copies of the premium list
are available from the Farm
Show office in Harrisburg and
any of the county agricultural
extension offices throughout the
state.
More than a half-million visi
tors are attracted each year to
the Farm Show which is con
sidered the largest indoor agri
cultural exposition of its kind
under one roof in the United
States. The show is supervised
and managed by a nine-member
State Farm Products Show
Commission, under the chair
manship of State Secretary of
Agriculture Leland H. Bull.
Speedy
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Landis Bros., Inc.
1305 Manheim Pike, Lancaster
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 24,1970—2$
Farm
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and Mrs Sally West prepared
Christmas seals for mailing at
the Health Center n Lancaster.
Mrs. Harvey Gehman, program
chairman for 1971, gave the out
line of hostesses for the coming
year.
Mrs. Earl Smoker is the en
trant of Society 3 for the Farm
Woman of the Year State Con
test.
Delegates to the State Conven
tion January 11-12, 1971, at Har
risburg, are - Mrs Jay Miller,
Mrs Jesse Balmer and Mrs Wil
liam Eberly, alternate.
Mrs. Harold Stuber, program
Women
Societies
committee chairman, announced
that the - husbands of Society 3
members will be entertained at
the National Horse Show in the
Farm Show arena at 7.30 p.m.
October 23.
Mrs. Dorothy Fry, librarian
for the Ephrata Area Schools,
gave a description of her library
educational summer. She travel
ed with 26 librarians from the
States into the European coun
tries of Spam, Greece. Yugo
slavia, Austria and the Scandi
navian countries.
Next meeting will be held
November 21 at the home of
Mrs. William Eberly, Mt. Airy.
Tam Worren Society 12 met
recently at the home of Mrs
Harold Wissler of Millersville
with Mrs. Raymond Aston as co
hostess Mrs Clarence Witmer
was in charge of devotions.
The meeting was conducted by
the president, Miss Ethel Kindig.
She gave a report on the county
board meeting
Society 12 will conduct a ba
zaar table at the Christmas
bazaar to be held at the Farm
and Home Center Monday, No
vember 30
The annual family night ban
quet will be held at West Wil
low Fire Hall October 31 at 6
p m Membex s wishing reserva
tions should contact Mrs Donald
Lownsberry by Saturday, Octo
ber 24
Our guest fox the dav was Mrs
Henry Heisey of Washington
Boro who showed and demon
strated the making of her apple
people
Ph: 393-3906
Society of Farm "Women 25
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Schlegelimlch, Lancaster
RD6. Eighteen members were
present Mrs Donald Lohr was
in charge of the devotions. The
gift of the month was won by
Mrs. Wade Groff
Mrs John Henderson, presi
dent, conducted the business
meeting. It was voted to add
more members to our group and
limit it to 30
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brenei
sen, Mr. and Mrs T K. Burk
holder, Mrs Jacob Boose, Mrs.
John Henderson, Mrs John
Metz, and Mrs Harry Schied
went to the Embieeville State
Hospital on Friday, October 16
to entertain the patients of the
Lancaster County Unit bv playing
bingo and seived refieshments
Mis Ralph Schlegelimlch,
Mis Alvin Leaman, Mis Fiank
Reapsome, Mis Laban Byers
and Mis Glenn Naum an folded
Clmstmas seals at the Health
and Welfaie Center, Lancaster
Several membeis volunteered
to assist the Heait Association
by selling Clmstmas cards at
the Willow Street Bianch of the
Strasburg National Bank on Fri
day, Novembei 20 fiom noon to
8 pm
It was voted to give a donation
of $25 to the Faun and Home
Center. It was decided that the
group would plan to have an
exhibit table at the Homemakers
Christmas program to be held at
the Farm and Home Center on
Monday, November 30
The program featured a Har
vest Sale among members. Mem
bers were also reminded to each
bring thread and needle to the
next meeting. The next meeting
will be held Saturday, November
14, at the home of Mrs Richard
Gregory, Conestoga, when cancer
pads will be sewn.
Society 12
Society 25