28—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 21, 1972
The weather’s turning brisk and breezy. This hood and
mitten set, done in a basic afhgan stitch, is available in head
sizes 21, 22 and 23 inches and the mittens in six, seven, or
eight inches around the palm. For your copy, send a stamped,
self-addressed envelope to: Needles, Lancaster Farming,
Box 266, Lititz, Pa. 17543.
Help Us Serve You
Don’t assume we know about your tarm organization’/
meeting. To get your meeting on our Farm Calendar, it’s
safer to assume we don’t know.
Remind us by calling or 626-2191 or by writing
to Lancaster Farming, 22 E Main St., Lititz, Pa. 17543.
You’ll be helping us to serve you better.
PS. If you’re not sure you told us already, we don’t
mind hearing from you again.
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Last Sunday afternoon Cindy
and I took a walk through the
fields and along the woodland.
We were hunting for dried
grasses. It was rather late in the
season and we found they had
dried naturally on the stalk but
still stood erect in shades of
brown, gray and white. I’m sure
that all they need is a few bright
straw flowers at the base to make
a winter bouquet.
We usually find a tree or bush
which we can’t name and so we
hunt it up in our “Tree” book.
Philip is studying his en
vironment in science class at
school. He tells me his list of
wildflowers and weeds was one of
the longest. This could be
because when we take a walk we
try to name all the plants that we
see, and so he has learned to be
Societies
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Ghck, secretary, and Mrs. David
Delong, treasurer.
All members were urged to,
attend the County Convention
November 4 at the Lancaster
School of the Bible, and to take
something for the bazaar table It
was also announced that the State
Convention would be held at the
Penn Harris Hotel January 8 and
9, 1973. A 25 cent favor is to be
taken by each member attending
Mrs Charles Miller of Betty’s
Crafts presented a ceramics
demonstration
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, October 21
1 -30 p.m - Farm Women Society
19, entertain Society 2, Lititz
Church of the Brethren
1 30 p m - Farm Women Society
12 meets
Wednesday, October 25
9am
- Farm Women Society 8,
sewing, Lancaster General
Hospital
Thursday, October 26
Farm Women Society 11, Com
munity House, Mechanic
Grove
Saturday, October 2g
1 30 p m - Farm Women Society
4, home of Mrs Edith Musser,
Manheim RDI.
1 -30 p.m - Farm Women Society
5, entertain Society 19, and
County Officers, Coca Cola
Hospitality Room, 1428
Manheim Pike, Lancaster
observant.
Lancaster County has been
settled for approximately 250
years by farmers who came from
Germany, Switzerland, Ireland
and many other countries.
During the ensuing years their
children have married and in
termarried until today it isn’t too
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unusual to find a couple |who are
third or fourth cousins. Many
times they don’t realize this
relationship until someone hunts
up their geneology.
This story is told about my
Grandfather Landis. Whenever
he told his mother about the new
girl he had met, she would say
that is a cousin. After being told
this several times he burst out
saying “Who can I go with,
everyone is my cousin.”
We’ve been having a few
unusual foods recently. My
parents gave quinces which they
got in Berks County and our son
brought a basket of mushrooms
from a friend in Chester County.
But we are willing to try most
anything. I believe that
children’s eating habits are only
as finicky as their parents eating
habits.
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