Fulton Grange Confers First and
Second Degrees to Candidates
Fulton Grange 66, meeting in
regular session Monday, March
27 at Oakryn, conferred first and
second degrees upon 11 can
didates.
The Master, Richard Holloway,
conducted the business meeting.
An announcement was made
concerning the public meeting to
be held April 3 at 8 p.m. at the
Grange Hall to discuss the
possible location of an atomic
plant in the Solanco area.
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Final plans were made for the
annual turkey supper to be held
Saturday, April 8 from 4 to 8 p.m.
at the Grange Hall. The com
mittee, Mrs. James Huber,
chairman, will serve a family
style meal and have provisions
for take-outs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Earnhart
and Miss Mercy Smedley of
Oxford Grange 1460 each gave
remarks.
Phone 687-7995
Four members volunteered to
be blood donors for one of the
members who is in the hospital.
Grangers will houseclean the
hall Apnl 6 at 7:30 p.m.
The Grange will observe Youth
Night at its regular meeting April
10 when the young people will fill
officers chairs and present the
program. Fulton Junior Grange
will also meet April 10.
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange will meet at White Horse
Fire Hall April 15 at 8 p.m as
guests of Salisbury Grange.
Degree rehearsal for all of
ficers will be held April 17,8 p.m.
Mrs. Rebecca Quinn, chairman
of the Women’s Activites com
mittee, asked for entries in the
National Grange Sewing Contest,
which will be held on the local
level at the April 24 meeting.
Non-Grangers may enter the
contest by being sponsored by a
Granger. Mrs. Quinn has details
and entry blanks.
Farm Women
Calendar
Tuesday, April 4
Lancaster County Farm Women
Executive Board meeting.
Thursday, April 6
12 Noon Farm Women Society
20, entertain County Officers,
Society 3 and Society 15,
covered dish luncheon,
Quarryville Methodist
Church.
Saturday, April 8
12:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 1, entertain Society 15,
covered dish luncheon, Farm
and Home Center.
12:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 25, tour Founders
Hall, Hershey.
1:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 19, home of Mrs. John
Ruhl, 3225 Harrisburg Pike.
6 p.m. Farm Women Society
23, Progressive Dinner.
Farm Women Society 2 entertain
Society 16, Manheim Fire
Hall.
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Thanks to those ol you who responded to the recipe request in
last weeks Lancaster Farming.
For those of you who didn’t see the request, or those who
may have forgotten, we are asking you to send recipes to begin
the recipe exchange again. We are not asking for specific
recipes, just whatever you choose to share with us and other
readers.
To share your selection, send it to Recipes, Lancaster
Farming, Box 266, Lititz, Pa. 17543 You will receive a
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We would like to receive some more for use in the column
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The clumps of rhubarb are
several inches high and the
crocus and daffodils are
blooming.
The dark green chives are quite
tall and the dianthus has come
through the winter in good shape.
The strawberry bed looks the
worse for wear as the cows ran
over it several times However,
when we begin to pick berries,
we’ll probably think we have too
many anyway.
Another harbinger of Spring is
a pomegranate bush in our cellar
which is pushing red and yellow
leaves. The temperature is the
same down there all year long
and it gets no natural light, so I’m
always amazed to see the first
new growth.
As I dig the bush up every Fall
and carry it into the house it
seems a great inconvenience, but
FARMING
REPORTS
JOHN Z. MARTIN
New Holland RDI
Phone 717-354-5848
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 1,1972
when Spring comes I’m glad I’ve
saved my grandmother’s
pomegranate bush for another
year.
If only it would bloom every
year, instead of only oc
casionally.
Someone is always trying a
new program or a new approach
to an old problem
Our church has a “Supper for
Eight” plan which allows four
couples to meet for supper once a
month in the home of one of the
participants. We meet with a
different group of couples each
time in order to become better
acquainted with other church
members. We enjoy it
Our Home and School
Association presented a program
for parents last week which has
been given to many classrooms m
the county This “Circle Green”
is an entertaining felt-board type
of show with a purpose behind it
Human relations are shown to be
an ever-growing and ever
expanding circle which includes
not only people like ourselves but
all people.
We attended a farm sale in
Perry County recently and my
children and I delighted in the
babbling brook near the house
Our Conestoga flows deep and
silently by our meadow.
Ida Risser
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