Women s Committee Sponsors Ladies ’ Day Out
The Women’s Committee of
the Lancaster County Farmer’s
Association sponsored Ladies’
Day Out recently at the Farm
and Home Center, Lancaster,
Pennsylvania with about 200 in
attendance. A smorgasbord was
featured.
.J.Wade Groff, President of
fee Board of Directors for the
Cooperative Extension Service
Of-Lancaster County, told about
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ment Revenue Sharing Act of
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when you want a loan.
1971, now under consideration
by the Congress which would
deny Federal funds to 35 Penn
sylvania counties, including
Lancaster County, for extension
work. He urged all concerned
persons to contact the federal
representatives: Senator Hugh
D. Scott, Room 260, Senate Of
fice Building, Washington D C
20510; Senator Richard S
Schweiker, Room 6221, Senate
Office Building, Washington,
D C 20510, and Representative
Edwin D. Esnleman, 41Q Cannon
House Office Building, Wash
ington, D. C, 20515.
Mrs. Doris Thomas, home
economist from the Co
operative Extension Service of
Lancaster County, spoke about
the Expanded Nutrition Educa
tion Program (ENEP).
Mrs Mary Myers, home eco
nomist from PP&L demonstrat
ed the blender and electric fry
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, Think of all the things you’ve been wanting to do. Such as
improving your home. Buying a new car. Taking a really great vacation. Outfitting ,
the youngsters. And more.
Wouldn’t it be great to do them now?
If,money is what you need to get things going, come see us today. We
have loans fjor you at low bank rates and with comfortable repayment schedules.
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pan and gave many helpful ers realizing their fair share of
hints. the profits This program would
~ .be similar to the Florida Citrus
Mrs. Robert Kauffman was in p rogram; where there is an ex
charge of the talent contest, change of citrus fruits for ap-
Miss Kay Weaver sang -Let ples and so forth- (2 ) the in-
Peace” and “The Milk- erased cooperation in. legisla
™ai£s ’ „ whl is , S '- tive issues, (3) Increased mem-
Garber, Mrs Dale Heistand and hership in Pennsylvania Farm-
MrS - d . Schellenberger ers > AssociatioTfrom 12,400 to
sang “This Land is Your Land.” 13 700 (4) increased participa
“The Milkmaids” wiU represent t ion in aIIPPA jerviceswchas
Lancaster County at the District Farm ivfnmj-f-imaf TTaderr"
Talent Show. and Analysis Service (FUBAS),
“What’s New in Pennsylva;.- “j 5O PFA Supply, insurance m*:
ia Farmers Association” was the v * c * an< * marketing,
topic for Eugene McDowell, or- William Roberts, represents
ganization director for region 1. t ive for the American Dairy
He stressed: (1) exploratory Association, presented a film
marketing ideas where there ’ • “““
would be farmer-to-farmer mar- showing current television ad
keting among the states. An ex- vertisements used in the Ameri
ample would be Christmas can Dairy Association advertis
trees, tobacco, etc. from Penn- intr woerani
sylvania to be distributed dir
ectly to other states with farm-
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Lancaster farming, Saturday, May 8,1971 —It
Miss Betsi . Sheefaaa, food
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publist for Northeast Division
of the American Dairy Associa
tion, coordinated the fashion
show, “Fashions With Dairy
Foods.” The Dairyland Models
were: Lou Ann Brenneman,
Pam Wivell, Sharon Martin,
Roger Brenneman, Mrs. Lewis
Bixler, Mrs. Clyde Buchen, Mrs.
Harold Drager, Mrs. William
Endslow, Mrs. Harold Frey Jr,
Mrs. Robert Hess, Mrs. Robert
Kauffman, Mrs. Raymond Land
is, Mrs. Warren. Miller, Mrs.
UlMldiilf Miss Becky Rein
hold, William Roberts, Wilbur
Sollenberger and Eugene Mc-
Dowell.
The fashions were furnished
by Heineman’s Department
Store, Columbia. The store also
furnished lovely table displays
of Wilton Armtale Ware and
The Embassy Collection of
china. Heineman told about the
collections.
The chairlady for Ladies’ Day
Out was Mrs. Helen Wiveil of
the Pennsylvania Farmers’ As
sociation Women’s Committee.
Other committee members were
Mrs. Lewis Bixler, Mrs. Elvin
Brenneman, Mrs. William Ends
low, and Mrs. Ralph Hostetler.
License Suspended
The produce trading license of
Wit-Mor Foods Inc., Morgan
town, W. Va., has been suspend
ed for failing to pay a reparation
award of $6,185 issued under the
Perishable Agricultural Com
modities Act, the U S Depart
ment of Agriculture has report
ed.
C&MS officials said 15 produce
firms in Pittsburgh, complained
that the West Virginia firm had
failed to pay in full for various
shipments of fruits and vege
tables purchased. When advised
of the complaint, Raymond Wit
mer Jr, President of the firm,
answered the charges and admit
ted his firm owed part of the
amount claimed due USDA’s
Judicial Officer ordered pay
ment of the amount the firm ad
mitted owing the Pennsylvania
firms.