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Officers for the 1975 season were
ecently elected to represent the
.ancaster County Baby Beef Club,
fhe 4-Hers are (sitting from left)
'Jancy Herr, vice president: Cathy
Irubaker, secretary and Linda Good,
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Leesport, PA
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Wilmer, PA
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song leader. (Standing in back)
Karen Weaver, news reporter: Gary
Brubaker, president; Ken Brubaker,
treasurer and Bernie Gish, game
leader.
THARPE & GREEN MILL
Churchville, MD
McCRACKEN’S FEED Mill, INC.
Manheim, PA
Lancaster
Mennonite
Slates Fund
Drive
The Lancaster Mennonite
High School annual fund
drive will get under way next
Friday, April 4, with a two
dhy work drive. Students at
the school plan to hire
themselves out to anyone
interested in part-time help,
and donate their wages to the
fund drive effort. The work
drive will continue through
Saturday.
Also on Saturday there will
be an auction to sell items
which have been donated for
the fund drive. These will
include furniture, crafts,
business machines, food,
livestock, home and garden
supplies and other articles.
The auction will be held on
the High School campus, will
begin at 10 a.m and last until
8 or 9 p.m. Two Registered
Holstein heifers have been
donated for the auction by
the Eby and Katherine
Hershey family. They will be
sold at 1:30 p.m.
There will also be an ox
roast on Saturday from 11
a.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets for the
family style meal will cost
$4.50 and must be reserved
ahead of time. There will
also be takeout dinners
available at $4.00 each.
For more information
about the work drive, sale or
to reserve meal tickets, call
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THE TIME IS GETTING VERY SHORT FOR
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 29,1975
This daughter of Paclamar Citation M will be one of
the heifers auctioned off on Saturday, April 5 on the
campus of the Lancaster Mennonite High School. The
heifer is one of two donated for the auction by the Eby
and Katherine Hershey family. The auction is for the
benefit of the high school.
394-4075. The Lancaster at 2176 ’Lincoln Highway
Mennomte School is located East, Lancaster.
Conservation District Seeks
Scholarship Applications
The Lancaster County
Conservation District is
again offering this year a
$l5O scholarship to a teacher
interested in participating in
a conservation laboratory on
environmental education
H. Seymour Fowler, from
Pennsylvania State
University is Director of the
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