Bergstrasse
Elect New
The Bergstrasse Busy Bees
held its first 4-H meeting for 1972
recently. The meeting started
with the election of officers.
The new officers are as
follows: Jo Anne Hurst,
president; Linda Wise, vice,
president; Rosanne Styer,
secretary; Robin King,
treasurer; Sheryl Weaver, news
reporter; Susan Martin and Beth
Good, song leaders; Regina Leh
man and Cheryl Hurst, game
leaders, and Anita Burkholder,
piano player.
The 4-H exchange trip in
Michigan in June was discussed.
Any girl who is 14 years or older
can go.
On April 26, there will be a
RED ROSE FARM SERVICE INC.
BE SURE TO INQUIRE ABOUT BULK
PACKAGE PRICING ON PEAS, BEANS
AND SWEET CORN
WE WILL ALSO HAVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN STOCK:
Onion Sets
Seed Potatoes
Garden Plant Food
Agrico Turf Foods
For friendly courteous service, stop at one of our Red Rose Farm Stores Today.
MAIN OFFICE: GRAIN ELEVATOR
27 N. Church St. New Providence
Quarryville 786-3427
786-7361
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Busy Bees
Officers
meeting for all new officers at the
Farm and Home Center.
Several members will be
participating in the ceremony of
“The Blessings of the Field” May
7 at the Bergstrasse Lutheran
Church.
Any girl who is interested in
sewing and wants to be a member
of the Bergstrasse Busy Bees,
please contact Mrs. Irene Smith
before May 15. Her phone
number is 354-9382.
The 4-H leaders of the Busy
Bees are: Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs.
Jean Styer, Mrs. Fredrick
Brenner, Mrs. Clarence
Reidenbach and Mrs. Dennis
Mumma.
REMEMBER!!!
WE ARE NOW IN THE POSITION TO OFFER A
COMPLETE SELECTION OF VEGETABLE GARDEN
AND FLOWER SEEDS.
LIMITED SUPPLY OF SILVER QUEEN AVAILABLE.
Peat Pots
Lawn Weed Killers
Lawn and Garden Tools
Red Rose
ANIMAL FEEDS
Marketing Services Workshop
A three-day workshop, using
the theme “Exploring Marketing
Needs and Opportunities” was
held this week at the Ramada
Inn, Carlisle Pike.
Henry Wilcox, director of the
Pennsylvania Department’s
Bureau of Rural Affairs and
Marketing Services, was one of
the speakers.
Keynote speaker was Eric Thor
of the U.S. ( Department of
Agriculture’s Farmers
Cooperative Service.
Other speakers during the
three-day sessions included: Dr.
George Brandow and James
Toothman, Penn State Univer
sity; Stewart Hartman, PA&S
Small, York; Glenn H. Glover,
research director for Atlanta,
Ga. Farmer Cooperative; Robert
Hampton, National Council of
Farmer Cooperatives,
Washington, D.C.; Wilbert
Schaal, Gerald Shelden, Thomas
News Reporter
Sheryl Weaver
Elm-Penryn
4-H Meeting
The Elm-Penryn 4-H Club met
recently in the Penryn Fire Hail.
Nineteen people attended the
meeting. The president led the
group in the 4-H Club pledge.
N. Alan Bair, assistant Lan
caster County ag agent, showed
the group a movie entitled
“Patterns of the Wild”. After the
movie several games were
played.
Vegetable Sprays and Dusts
Michigan Peat Moss
Canadian Spagnum Moss
4-H News
News Reporter
Cathy Miller
BUCK, PA.
284-4464
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15,1972
M. Poerstel, Charles W. Porter,
Arthur E. Browne, John C. Blum
and George Goldsborough, of the
U.S Department of Agriculture.
Topics included group
bargaining, roadside markets,
milk jugging, world trade and
pick-it-yourself operations.
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