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Fulton Grange No. 66
Fulton Grange Number 66
held their regular meeting
May 13 in the Grange Hall at
Oakryn with the Master
Charles McSparran con
ducting the business session.
The following were ap
pointed to instigate minor
road repairs at a location on
Route 222 in Fulton Town
ship to reduce highway
accidents: Clifford W.
Holloway Jr., Sherman Hill
and Jesse Wood.
The Chaplain Gyles Brown
will be in charge of the an
nual Go-to-Church service to
be held Sunday, May 19, 8
p.m. at Fulton Grange Hall.
The Rev. Kenneth R. Hill,
Beavertown, Pa. will be the
speaker and Mrs. Harold. J.
Lindecamp will be soloist. A
covered dish supper will
precede the service at 7 p.m.
with the following in charge:
Mrs. Freeda Huber, Mrs.
Jesse Wood and Mrs. Susan
Fite. Rolls, butter and
beverage will be provided.
Grangers and friends should
bring a meat dish, another
dish and their own place
settings. The public is in
vited to attend both the
supper and the worship
service.
Fulton Grange members
will assist in the presentation
of the program for Region E
Pomona District visitation
meeting to be held Saturday,
May 18, 8 p.m. at Tyro
Grange Hall, Buckingham,
Bucks Co. Buckingham is
located at the intersection of
Routes 202 and 413, near
Doylestown. All Lancaster
Co. Granges as well as the
Granges in Chester-
Delaware Pomona, Mon
tgomery and Lower Bucks
counties comprise Region E
and will participate in this
meeting.
Several delegates from
Fulton Grange will attend
the Pa. State Grange
Leadership School to be held
at Gettysburg College June
25, 26 and 27.
Fulton Grange is
presenting copies of their
recently published Cen
tennial booklet to the
libraries of the Solanco
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 18,1974 —
Elementary, Junior and
Senior High Schools and the
Lancaster Public Library,
also to the Lancaster Co. and
the Pa. Historical Societies.
It contains histories of
Fulton Subordinate and
Junior Granges, the Pa.
State Grange and the
National Grange, stories of
Oakryn Hall, the Norman
Wood bridge, the Southern 1
Lancaster Co. Family
Health Center and 90 photos
of past Masters and per
sonalities of Fulton Grange
as well as many activities of
Fulton Grange.
A plaque in recognition of
100 years of community
service was presented to
Fulton Grange from the
National Grange and a
resolution adopted by the
Senate of Pennsylvania in
recognition of 100 years of
community service was read
at this meeting. Mrs. George
Hough was cited for her
exceptionally fine paintings
of murals for the centennial
celebration.
Norman Wood will
represent Fulton Grange at
the Bicentennial planning
meeting to be held at Mt.
Eden Lutheran Church May
30, 7:30 p.m.
This meeting marked the
end of the county Grange
visitation meetings for this
Grange year. Mrs. Richard
Maule, Lecturer of Colerain
Grange Number 1667,
presented the program on
the theme “Goals”: Group
singing, accompanied by
Mrs. Melvin C. Boyce,
“America The Beautiful.” Smile!
Mrs. Joseph G. Hess spoke of It’S always best to smile, be
making better use of what cause other P e °P le be taking
you at face value.
IWO BLOWERS 111 ONE
Compare this blower to conventional blowers.
The Gehl F 899 has staggered fan blades, six on
each side of the rotor. They actually give you
two blowers in one. The timed delivery
of material from alternate paddies provides
maximum use of available space in the nine inch
pipe. Result is increased capacity. Alternate
paddles provide a steadier flow of air and
material. Pressure and velocity is maintained
as material is blasted up the pipe. IMo gaps. No
slowdowns. No more silo bottlenecks.
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Gets into your system
N. G. HERSHEY & SON FARMERSVILLE
Manheim EQUIPMENT INC.
RD. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
CHAS i* sons° WSEY zook ' s farm stori
Hickory Hill, Pa. Honey Brook, Pa.
A.L. HERR & BRO. NISSLEY FARM SERVICI
Quarryville Washington Boro
we have. Better goals in
legislation were stressed pro
and con in regards to
campaign contributions by
Melvin Boyce Sr. and Joseph
Hess. Mrs. William Fredd
presented goals to try to feed
ourselves for better health
and spoke on “A Guide To
Good Eating.” Richard
Maule spoke about the high
cost for dairymen to get
started in business. Mrs.
Loran Brinton conducted
games. Mrs. Richard Maule
presented a reading. Melvin
Boyce, Master of Colerain
Grange, presented goals of
Colerain Grange and Charles
McSparran, Master of
Fulton Grange, presented
goals of Fulton Grange for
this year. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Eamhart, Oxford
Grange, Chester Co. gave
remarks.
The annual memorial
service and a dedication of
the Peter Fry memorial rug
will take place at the nexi
meeting May 27.
Revive Plants
Plants are still being
shipped from nurseries by
express or freight. If plants
that are shipped to
you are badly dried upon
arriving, plunge them into
pails of luke-warm water or
“heel them in” moist earth
for a few days until ground
conditions are right for
planting,, suggest Extension
horticulturists at The
Pennsylvania State
University.
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