18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 29, 1973
Community Night Observed by
Fulton Grange 66 observed
Community Night at the Grange
Hall in Oakryn September 24 by
holding a covered dish supper. A
bountiful repast was enjoyed by
the Grangers and guests.
Following the meal Miss Diane
Risk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Risk, Quarryville RD2,
showed colored slides and told
about her five week visit in Brazil
last July and August on the Lions
Club student exchange program.
She explained the cultural,
geographical, social and
economic background of the
country and the home life of the
people there. She also displayed
some souvenirs she brought
home with her.
The Lecturer, Mrs. J. Stanley
Stauffer Jr, passed around the
centennial guessing box. The
contents, 100 tea bags, was
guessed by Mrs. Paul Risk and
she received the box.
The Master, Richard Holloway,
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4 days thru 2 months—Purina Calf Startena®—a pal
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3 thru 6 months—Purina Calf Growena®—a 16% ration
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vitamins and minerals.
At end of 2 months—Good quality hay free-choice.
Prove to yourself that it can pay to grow calves on the
Purina program. Stop in and talk to us—at the sign of
the familiar red and white Checkerboard.
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph: 442-4632
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Ira B. Landis
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conducted the business session.
The Grange went on record in
favor of building the proposed
new Pennsylvania Farm Show
Building in Harrisburg.
The Youth committee chair
man, Clifford Holloway 111,
announced that the Grange float
in the Southern Lancaster County
Community Fair parade Sep
tember 21 won first place in the
best appearing farm group
category. It depicted the 100th
anniversary of Fulton Grange
which will occur January 4,1974.
The youth committee will
sponsor a hayride October 6,
leaving the farm of Clifford
Holloway Jr., near Wakefield, at
8 p.m. and refreshments will be
served upon their return.
The Women’s Activities
committee of Fulton Grange will
have a food stand at the Owen
Groff sale October 6 and the
Pomona Women’s Activities
committee will have a food stand
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R D. 3,Ephrata
Fulton Grange
at the Robert Armstrong sale
October 20.
Girl Scout Troop 905 and
Brownie Troop 1130 will be
meeting at the Grange Hall
Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange will meet at the White
Horse Fire Hall October 20 at 8
p.m. as guests of Salisbury
Grange.
The Pennsylvania State
Grange will meet in Reading
October 22 - 25. A centennial
banquet is scheduled for October
23, fifth and sixth degrees will be
conferred October 24 and a
centennial pageant will be
presented October 25. Many
Lancaster County Grangers will
be attending the session.
An installing team from Fulton
Grange will install the officers of
four Harford County, Maryland,
Granges October 3 at 8 p.m. at
the Dublin Grange Hall.
The newly elected Grange
officers will be installed at the
next meeting of Fulton Grange
October 8.
Mrs. Charles McSparran
XXX
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