Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, June 12
1:30 pan. Farm Women So
ciety 2, home of Mrs. Elsie
Witmer, Manheim RD2.
T3O pan. Farm Women So
ciety 25. Jane Shank, hos
tess.
Farm Women Society 7, home
of Mrs. Raymond Eshel
man.
Farm Women Society 19 enter
tain Society 27, Farm and
Home Center.
Farm Women Society 25, home
of Mrs. M Warren Shank,
77 E Cottage Ave , Millers
▼ille.
Tuesday, June 15
12 15 p.m —Farm Women So
ciety 8 meeting, Clinton Eby
cottage.
Tbursday, June 1?
Farm Women Societies 12 and
13, entertain guests at Con
ertoga View.
i Friday, June 18
Farm Women Society 5, bus trip
to Gunthryville.
Saturday, June 19
1 gj.itt. Farm Women Society
12, home of Mrs. Raymond
Aston, 105 E. Cottage Ave,
MiUersville.
farm Women Society 3, Mrs.
Harvey Gehman, hostess.
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Ida s Notebook
We had a nice boatride up the Cones
toga on a Sunday afternoon There were lit
tle folks fishing and big folks sunning them
selves.
Some of the trees we could not identify
and so Philip gave me a book on “Trees”
for my birthday.
It says the flowers of the California
buckeye have a nectar which is poisonous
to bees and creates a serious problem
Somehow I get linden and ash trees
mixed even though they aren’t similar.
Guess I’d better study my book.
The village of Oregon is near our farm
In years past it was known as “Catfish” . Cindi Bowman, two gold,
and had a mill, store, post office, cigar B ? Ida Kisser Brecknock School, Samuel Burk
factory, barbers, blacksmith and butcher holder, gold, Lincoln Independ
shops Now it is lust a hamlet Another time when they forgot ent, Shelly Dissmgei, two gold,
Upon studying a map drawn to bake me a buthday cake, I Blue Ball, Mark Eby, gold. Un
-75 years ago and listing the resi- was served a shoo-fly pie With ion Grove, Loietta Good, two
dences, I notice only two families a candle in the middle. gold, Brecknock, Kathleen Fiee
whose decendants still live m man, gold, Brecknock
the area Though the children
no longer use the school, the 35
families still worship in the
small, white church
The Lititz Creek which flows
through is a small stream com
pared to its breadth when the
mill was making flour and had
the water dammed back.
Shoo-fly pies aren’t just a
delicious Pennsylvania Dutch
food at our house. They even
provide us with a laugh.
One time my big boy made six
pies and forgot to put a crust
under them until ]ust before he
put them in the oven what
a mess He is often teased about
that.
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Dairy Case Packaging
Look-Alike Trend Noted
In a column in “Ad Age,”
Walter Margulies, president of
Lippincott and Margulies, a
packaging design firm in New
York, says a look-alike trend is
the general rule in dairy case
packaging.
Margulies noted Sealtest’s
Lite ’n Lively line of dairy pro
ducts was an example of good
branding. “It holds the appeal
that both the taste and ulti
mately you—will be light and
lively.
“The packaging on the other
hand, is nearly indistinguishable
from its competitors. At best,
it’s colorful.”
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 12,1971 —
Elementary Ag
In State Record
Henry E. Givler, area agricul
tural consultant, has announced
that the following students en
rolled in the Elementary Agricul
ture Program of the Eastern
Lancaster County School Dis
trict of New Holland have placed
in the medalist classification at
the 1971 Annual Pennsylvania
State Recoid Book Evaluation at
the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity this past week
Dale Good, gold, Teire Hill,
Louise Hartz, gold, Caernarvon,
Elizabeth Herr, gold, Blue
Ball, Geoige Hoover, gold, Hm
kletown, Vera Hoover, gold, Hm
kletown.
Ruth Ann Hursh, two gold,
Hinkletown; Anne Martin, gold,
Caernarvon; Edna Mai tin, gold,
Caernarvon; Lauren Martin,
gold, Terre Hill; Phares Martin,
gold, Blue Ball, Joyce Nolt, gold,
Hinkletown
Steven Nolt, gold, Hinkletown;
William Reifsnyder, gold. Blue
Ball, James Rodgers, gold, Un
ion Grove; Karen Sensemg, gold,
Hinkletown; Lucy Sensemg, gold,
Lincoln Independent, Mane Sen-
Students Place
Book Evaluation
semg, two gold, Lincoln Inde
pendent
Leon Shirk, gold, Lincoln In
dependent, Harvey Snyder, gold,
Hinkletown; Susan Sollenberger,
two gold, Blue Ball, Clyde Stauf
fer, gold, Hinkletown, Janette
Weinhold, gold, Brecknock;
Alma Zimmerman, gold, Hinkle
town, Elvm Zimmerman, gold,
Hinkletown, Mary Ella Zimmer
man, gold, Hinkletown
Gi egory Brubaker, silver,
Terre Hill, Mark Eby, silver.
Union Grove: George Hoover, sil
ver, Hinkletown, Glenda Martin,
silver, Hinkletown, Leon Ober
holtzer, silver, Western, Karen
Sensenig, two silver, Hinkletown;
Fiedenck Yoder, silver, Blue
Ball.
Mike Feister, bronze, Union
Grove, Reuben Martin, bronze,
Lincoln Independent, Diane Sei
fnt, bronze, Western; Elmer
Stoltzfus, bronze, Western.
Farm Women
Society
(Continued from Page 22)
will be held at 1 30 p m July 3
at the home of Mrs. Frank
Hodecker, 907 Rohrerstown
Road, Lancaster The topic will
be “Living and Doing”.
Society 11
Farm Women Society 14 met
at the home of Mrs Walter Him
melieich with Mrs Paul Hostet
ter, Mrs lia Herr and Mrb Ray
mond Barge serving as cohost
esses Devotions weie in charge
of Mrs. Barge
The business poitibn of the
meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Leon Thomas, president Mrs.
Ii a Herr reported on the Execu
tive Board meeting A repoit on
the Korean oiphan was given
by Mis Charles Leaman
“Women of Samolia” was the
subject of the piogiam which
was in charge of Mrs Ivan Lea
man.
Society 14 was entertained by
Society 6 at the Elizabethtown
Church of the Brethien on Sat
urday, June 5
A family picnic will be held
at 6 30 p.m. July 14 at the Wil
liam S Tinney Memorial Pavi
lion, Strasburg A covered dish
supper is planned for this
event
STRAIGHT FROM THE
SPRING FASHION PARADE
comes this handsome pullover,
styled for eveiv member of the
family. Mom, dad, and young
steis too, all set into the act
when you tiy jour hand at this
raglan-sleeved pullover. Rib,
gaiter and stockinette stitches
combine talents to foim a tex
tured stiiped pattern worked of
“Red Heart”- Knitting Worsted
in subtle shades of Light Gold,
Wine Rose and Peiiwinkle. Free
instructions are available by
sending a self-addiessed stamped
envelope to this new spaper along
with your request fox leaflet PK,
5182.
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