E-Town Young Farmers To Hold Corn Contest
The Young Farmers A trophy and prizes will be must be turned Into the Young Fanners.
Association of the given to farmers that have Elizabethtown vo-ag A $5.00 entry fee is
Elizabethtown Area will be the highest yields. Those who department by June 15. required for each plot,
sponsoring a one acre com are interested in par* Rules of the contest are as All entries must be
contest for members of the ticipating in the contest are follows: returned to the vo-ag
group for this growing reminded that a $5.00 entry The contest is open only to department by June IS.
season. fee along with a registration members of the E-Town One entry per person is
allowed.
Field must be one acre in
size and contain only one
commercially available
variety or hybrid.
Irrigated fields cannot be
entered.
Entries will be harvested
under the supervision of the
advisor or somebody ap
pointed by him.
Awards will be given for
most yield or tonnage per
acre and the highest TDN
per acre of silage.
Each individual will be
responsible for buying a
Penn State Forage analysis
kit for the silage contest.
For more information
contact James Green at the
E-Town High School.
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SOVEREIGN COLANTHA
Classified 93 Pt. Excellent Cow
Pioneer
Grange
Pioneer Grange 1777 -
Topton held their regular
meeting on May 15 at the
Grange Hall. Ruth Delong of
the Ladies Activity Com
mittee gave a report on the
sewing contest. It was
reported that a Relief Sale
would be held at Kutztown.
Jean Hertzog presented a
program that included
musical numbers and a skit
entitled “Three Ninty
eight”.
Mother’s day presents
were awarded to the
youngest mother - Barbara
Richard; oldest mother -
Erma Trexler; most
children at Grange - Anna
Angstat and the mother with
the most children - Erma
Trexler.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. M«y 24,1975
The Pioneer Grange met
with the Virglnsville Grange
on May 21. The Fleetwood
grange will visit the Pioneer
Grange on June S.
Fulton Grange
Meets
Fulton Grange 66 met
April 28, 1975 with the youth
filling the chairs. They voted
to send a resolution opposing
taking authority to hire and
fire teachers away from the
local school boards. The
charter was draped in
memory of William Ambler.
The program began with a
reading “April Wisdom’’ by
Peggy Galbreath. Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Sterner, State
Grange Young Marrieds
Couple of the Year,
presented slides and spoke
on Pennsylvania Youth and
Young Marrieds in action.
The entries for the State
Grange sewing contest were
judged and modeled with the
following results: first, Mrs.
Donna Ellenberg; second,
Mrs. Joyce Holloway; and
third, Mrs. Elaine Knight.
Judges were Mrs. Ruth
Akers, Miss Donna Shenk,
and Mrs. Hazel Aument. A
cake walk was held to raise
money for State Grange
Youth program “Grange
Youth Care.” Two cakes
were given - one to Mrs.
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
NO SALE MAY 27
NEXT SALE JUNE 3
ANTIQUE SALE JUNE 17
STARTING 12 NOON TILL ?
PLUS 100 MORE
LIKE HER
6 Classified Excell.
30 head Classified
to 89 Pts.
Some Fresh Sale Time - Some Fall Cows
Selected out of top herds from seven
states and Canada and including
some show cattle.
Libby Long and the second to
Mrs. Peggy Sterner.
Youth officers were:
Master, Thomas Galbrcath;
Overseer, David Hanks,
Steward, Tim Hanks;
Assistant Steward, Charles
McSparran; Lady Assistant
Steward, Mrs. Harriet
Holloway; Lecturer, Peggy
Galbreath; Chaplain,
Donald Trimble; Secretary,
Edith Ambler; Treasurer,
Thomas Galbreath;
Gatekeeper, David Wissler;
Flora, Mrs. Sylvia May;
Pomona, Mrs. Elaine
Knight; and Ceres, Ruby
Overly.
The May 12 meeting of
Fulton Grange was held
under Master Donald
Trimble. A committee was
appointed to choose a
Granger of the Year for
Fulton Grange. The com
mittee is Mrs. Hazel
Aument, Clifford Holloway,
Jr., and Thomas Galbreath.
The program consisted of
a surprise “This Is Your
Life” program for Mrs.
Laura McSparran, who
served as Secretary of
Fulton Grange for 23 years.
Friends and family were
guests to help celebrate the
occasion.
The next meeting, May 26,
will be the annual memorial
service.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
from 90 to 93 Pts.
Very Good from 85
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