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No, our customers testify the "1230 Series 11” is better three ways: 1. handles meaner haylage 2. throws out of larger silo 3. unloads on lower current draw So, demand Command Perform■ M. S;sYearsley & Sons, -Westchester ' , - '~~e- t v-padd'les'gwe ! EXTRA THROW POWER DOUBLE V AUGERS WITH 3/XS* FLIGHTING Farm Societies Society 5 Society of Farm Women 5 met Saturday at Willow Valley Restaurant. Mrs. Ruth Martin was the hostess. Devotions were given by the hostess. Mrs Hinam Graybill, presi dent, was m charge of the busi ness meeting. Reports were given on the State Convention held in Harrisburg by the dele gates Mrs Wilbur Hostetter, Mrs. Samuel Graybill. Resolutions were read So cieties 4 and 5 will entertain guests at Conestoga View on February 18 Speaker for the afternoon was Miss Kathryn Eiehelberger She spoke of her trip to Hawaii and showed slides The next meeting will be held February 27 Mrs Isiah McFar land will be the hostess Society 23 Fourteen members of Farm Women Society 23 met in the home of Mrs. Ben Shenk, Wash ington Boro RDI, to sew cancer pads, while Mrs. Robert Rohrer, president, conducted a business session'. rv'i ' ' ,Sb<! also read the resolutions adbpfed lby the 52nd annual con vention of farm women of Pa. concerning outdoor movies, welfare, campus . disturbances, drugs, litter and pollution. business session during which Mrs. Harry Hershey, newly r She encouraged all members -elected'.vice-president, was in |-to write a note to local repre- stalled. sentatives to the Pennsylvania Mrs. Richard Kreider and , . , , , .. Mrs. Josie Buckwalter gave legislature endorsing these reso- convention reports duri ng i n the meeting. By-laws of the so -1 ciety were read by Mrs. Sum mjC lotions. Mrs. Paul Funk was Lancaster Farmi Women charge of the devotional portion of the meeting Plans were finalized for a Husband’s Banquet to be held February 20 in the Brownstown Restaurant Mrs. Jay Charles is in charge of reservations. Plans were also completed for a bus excursion to the Gover nor’s Mansion and Hershey Medical Center February 23 Mrs. Paul Keagy, special ac tivities, is in charge Mrs Edgar Funk, ways and means, reminded the ladies of the Breneman Farm sales to bo held at Washington Boro RDI, March 10 and March 20 when the group will be in charge of the refreshment stands She also announced that a food sale will be held in the Two Guys Store, Lincoln Plaza on April 17 Mrs Paul Keagy served as ___ auctioneer at a sale of food items at the conclusion of the quet. Speakers will be the Rev. January meeting. Society 26 Members of Farm Women So ciety 26 voted a donation to the Teen Challenge program during a meeting held January 28 at the home of Mrs. Robert Sum my, Manheim RDI. Mrs. Summy, new president of the group, conducted the Mrs. Amos Landis presented two readings. Devotions were in charge of Mrs Gordon Landis. Co-hostesses were Mrs David Landis and Mrs. John Brubaker Members will celebrate the group’s fifth anniversary with a sweetheart banquet at Evans Restaurant, Manheim, as part of the February meeting. Husbands of the members will be guests during the ban- No Other Protein Heed When You Feed USE ONLY Vi 18. SPECIAL TANVILAC PER HEAD PER DAY WITH GRAIN AND ROUGHAGE GET BIGGER PROFITS FOR MORE PROFITS —MAIL COUPON ■ | THE TANVILAC COMPANY, INC I i ith A Corning Ayes, lox 94, Highland | | Pa-lt Station, Des Moines 13, lowa j | • Please Send Me Additional Inform*- '( lion about-Special.Tanvilac | ( I 1 have. Xittle . i MF j ! ADDRESS i i» C. 0. NOLI BIRD-IN-HAND ing, Saturday, February 6,1971 Farm Women Calendar Saturday, February 6 l - 30 pm—Farm Women So ciety 10, meeting at Holi day Inn 2pm Farm Women Society 6, home of Mrs Ray Hixson, 401 Snyder, Elizabethtown. 615 p m Farm Women So ciety 1, entertain husbands, Meadow Hills Dining House. Tuesday, February 9 1 p m.—Farm Women Society 22, home of Mrs. Jay Landis, Lancaster RD6 Wednesday, February 10 Farm Women Society 3, make Cander Pads and Pressure Pillows, home of Mrs Jay Miller Thursday, February 11 Farm Women Societies 5 and 6, entertain guests at Conestoga View Saturday, February 13 1-30 p m —Farm Women Society 25, home of Mrs Wade Groff, Lancaster RD6 Farm Women Society 13, home of Mrs Isaac Roser, 403 E. Clay Street, Lancaster. and Mrs Earl Ziegler, Quarry ville. Members of Society of Farm Women 28 will hold a Spring fashion show during their next meeting to be held February 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Witmer Fire Hall. , „ Fashions for the event will’be supplied by Dee E Gee Ladies Apparel Shop, Strasburg. Eaeh .member is asked to invite *a friend to the showing. Details of the show were an nounced-during a recent meet ing held at the home of Mrs. George Eckman, Meadow Ln., Smoketown. Co-hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Robert Hess. Mrs. Harold Rohrev was in charge of devotions. Delegates to the state farm women convention held in Har risburg gave convention reports during the business portion of the meeting conducted by Mrs. William Dean Jr, president of the group. Those who served as conven tion delegates were Mrs. Wil liam Harnish, Mrs. Harold Rohrer and Mrs. Jacob Bare. SPECIAL TANVILAC Feeders Say . . . 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