Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 29, 1976, Image 43

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    , Ida’s
s Notebook
Ida Risser
This year I picked our first
quart of strawberries the
middle of May and the first
sugar peas a few days later.
By the end of the month, I’ll
probably have a backache
from all the stooping. I have
planted five 100 ft. rows of
peas and hope to sell several
bushels. The problem is that
when I’m busy harvesting I
don’t have time to keep up
MEN'S & BOYS
-ADE IN U.SA
OLORS: GOLD, BLACK,
lAVY, GREEN & CAROLINA
LIE
SUPER SPECIAL PRICE
’2.98
LADIES & TEENS SOFT VINYL
SANDALS
LADIES & TEENS CANVAS CASUALS
*2.49
D INSOLE
LARGE SELECTION OF MEN'S
SUMMER
SHOES
the continual weeding that is
necessary and so I have a big
unpleasant job the end of
June getting the garden in
shape again. -
It seems that the “wheel
that squeaks the loudest gets
the oil.” When I worked at
the former Farm Bureau for
eight years, I learned that
the farmer who demanded
immediate service usually
got it while the others waited
their turns. If I have
something important to do
like preparing a speech for
the May Luncheon on the
history of Presbyterian
churches here in Lancaster
County, somehow I find the
time to do the necessary
research. Or if I’m cr
TBALL SNEAKERS
nutted to a meeting at a
certain time, I get there.
But, oh those little jobs
that wait and wait - wash the
dishes on display in the old
comer cupboard, sort my
papers and letters from
weeks back, or wash the
windows. They seem to be
chores that are neglected
and undone because there is
ho pressure to do them.
Maybe now that Judy has
come home from College, I’ll
have a little spare time as
she is very good at cooking
and baking. However, she
does hope to get a summer
job and not just stick around
to help me. So I guess I’ll just
keep plodding along and do
the best I can.
WRAPPED WEDGE
; AQUA, RED, WHITE, DOE & HAVY
R PRICE $2.97
C\M *1.97
:LACK, CHINO » WHITE
UPER SPECIAL PRICE
NEAKERS
GOLD, WHITE & GREEN
'5.49
CLEARAN
COLORS: WHJTE, BROWN & WHITE
OR BLACK & WHITE
leadership roles: Lori Vogt -
president; Tracy Un
derkoffer - vice-president;
ALS
SUPER SPECIAL PRICE
DRESS OR CASUAL WEAR f a a a
NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES J |l|l
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Ma:
29.1976-
Cooking Chib meets
An organizational meeting Janelle Lesnefsky
of the Mt. Joy Cooking 4-H treasurer; Sue Groff - news
Club was held recently at St. reporter; Loretta Stoltzfus,
Mark’s United Methodist Gina Murr, Michele Groff -
Church with 26 members game leaders and Patti
present. Hershey, Lisa Stauffer and
Officers were elected with Pam Snader - song leaders
the following youths taking
The first meeting will be
held June 18 and dues are 35
cents per meeting.
Know Where the Activities Will Be?
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
MENS & LADIES WATER BUFFALO LEATHER
HAND MADE IN INDIA
SUPER SPECIAL PRICE
•2.98
MEN'S DECK
SHOES
IXFORDS OR SLIP-ON
OLORS: NAVY OR WHITE
SUPER SPECIAL PRICES
'3.49
SANDALS
iTHER UPPERS
ER SPECIAL PRICES
5.98
*9.98
A PAIR
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