Walk for the hungry slated
Many people across
Lancaster County have
agreed to serve as local
contacts for the CROP
WALK FOR THE HUNGRY,
a 15-mile money-raising
event scheduled for October
19. beginning at 1:1$ p.m.
These names of people who
can supply information and
‘'walking papers” were
announced this week by Mrs.
Sylvia Batch and the Rev.
Arlin Claasscn, co
chairpersons for the walk.
Akron - Mr. Art Voth and
James Dreshcr (Akron
Mennonite Church);
Ephrata - the Rev. Robert
Bowman (Church of the
Brethren); Quarryville - the
Rev. Earl Ziegler (Mechanic
Grove Church of the
Brethren); Lititz • The Rev.
Arlin Claassen (Church of
the Brethren); Leola,
Bareville, New Holland area
- the Rev. Ross Noffinger
(Church of the Brethren);
Columbia - the Rev. Larry
Recla (Firs* English
Lutheran Churc*).
Mt. Joy - the Rev. Chur
Wagner, Jr. (Glossbren er
HOG PRODUCERS!
Get Top Price for
Your Hogs at
New Holland
Sold m sorted lots the auction way See them
weighed and sold and pick up your check
SALE EVERY MONDAY 9:00 A.M.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
Phone 717-354-4341
Daily Market Report Phone 717-354-7288
Abe Diffenbacn, Manager
FARM 2
United Methodist Church);
Marietta - the Rev. Calvin
Rex (Zion United Church of
Christ); Maytown • the Rev.
Earl Herr (Brethren in
Christ Church); Mountvillc -
the Rev. Vernon Mitchell
(Church of the Brethren)
and the Rev. David Colton
(Trinity United Church of
Christ).
Millersville - Father
Hubert Kealy and the Rev.
James Sipple (Millersville
State College);
Elizabethtown - the Rev.
Henry Eberly (Lutheran);
LandisvUle • Salunga area -
the Rev. Gerald Krum (Zion
Lutheran Church); Paradise
- the Rev. Gary Meier
(Leacock United
Presbyterian Church).
Contact person for Lan
caster City is the Rev.
Alexander Veronis, chair
man of the task force
planning the walk, and
pastor of Annunciation
Orthodox Church, 64 Her
shey Avenue, where the
Lancaster walkwill begin
and end. Other county
communities are either
planning walks in their
towns or planning walks
from their towns to Lan
caster, where they will join
other walkers for a “Third
World” meal of soy-bean
gruel at the conclusion of the
walk.
A goal of $25,000 has been
set for the walk, according to
Father Veronis, who added,
“Last year people in Lan
caster County raised over
$23,000 in the CROP Walk for
the Hungry. We hope to meet
our higher goal this year by
having more people par
ticipate as walkers and
sponsors.”
To be a walker or a
sponsor, call one of the
people mentioned above or
394-1735.
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“Were it left to me to
decide whether we should
have government without
newspapers or newspapers
without government, I
should not hesitate for a
moment to prefer the latter.
But I should mean that every
man should receive those
papers and be capable of
reading them.”
“The press is the best
instrument for enlightening
the mind of man, and im
proving him as a rational,
moral and social being.”
“If a nation expects to be
both ignorant and free, it
expects what never was and
never will be.”
- Thomas Jefferson
Editor’s Quote Book
The policy of the
American government
is to leave their
citizens free, neither
restraining nor aiding
them in their pursuits
Thomas Jefferson
It wasn’t easy to get this far.
But where should you
go from here?
Twenty years ago it didn't seem possible that you'd achieve as
much as you have. But now that you've gotten this far, it's time
for new plans. You can't stand still. Yet there was never a greater
need for sound judgement, especially where credit is concerned.
That's why you should turn first to Farm Credit Service. Every
office is staffed with Farm Credit men who appreciate that your
financial needs are special. They know there are no routine
answers for your very individual problems. They work with you
to provide the money and assistance that will help you farm
better. Your loan is tailored to fit your unique needs.
Talk with your Farm Credit man. He knows what it took for you to
get this far. . .and what it will take to continue moving ahead.
FOR MORE INFORMATION,
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL COUNTY OFFICE.
Somerset Miss becomes
State
HARRISBURG - Charlene
Rac Maust, Berlin R 3,
(Somerset County,) is the
Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess for 1975.
The attractive brown
haired, hazel-eyed miss, 16-
year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas I. Maust, won
the title Wednesday night in
competition with 32 other
contestants.
The contest is an annual
feature of the Pennsylvania
All-American Dairy Show
being held this week at the
Farm Show Building.
Contest judged chose Judi
Travis, Rl, Smicksburg,
Indiana County, as first
runnerup, and Suellen
Heffernan, K 4, Cochranton,
Crawford County, as second
runnerup. Beth Beall, R 2,
Delta, York County, was
named Miss Congeniality.
Miss Maust succeeds
Debra L. Miller,
Linglestown. During her
reign as dairy princess, Miss
Miller traveled statewide to
promote milk.
Scrapbook winners at the
dairy pricess competition
were Donna M. Akers, Rl,
Quarryville, Lancaster
County, and Sharon Biddle,
Rl, Williamsburg, Blair
County. Julie Meabon, Rl,
Wattsburg, Erie County,
received honorable mention
for her scrapbook.
Receiving awards for
outstanding presentations on
milk were Janet Fleming,
Rl, Dayton, Armstrong
County; Clare Ann Fyock,
Rl, Osterburg, Bedford
County; and Judi Travis,
Indiana County’s princess
representative.
Semi-finalists, in addition
to the first, second and third
place winners were: Miss
* CREDIT
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Oct 4,1975
dairy princess
Charlene Rae Maust, Somerset County, was
selected as the State Dairy Princess at ceremonies
held at the All American Dairy Show. Miss Maust
succeeds Debra Miller, Linglestown.
Fyock of Bedford County; individually by the judges.
Deborah Gruver, Piper- They were observed and
sville, Bucks County; and rated while taking part in
Sally Ann Reisinger, Rl, various activities.
Newport, Perry County. Contestants must be in the
This year’s contestants, all 16-21 age group and be the
of whom have been dairy daughter of a dairy farmer
pricesses for their home or own at least two dairy
counties, were interviewed cows.
7 S’
If you cut your nails on Tuesday, you cut them for wealth
7 '
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