Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 02, 1978, Image 60

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    —Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 2,1978
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Farm Women Societies
Lancaster Co.
Society 5
The August meeting of
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 5 was held m
the Blue Mountains, at the
There is a new arrival in the sheep flock on the
Borry farm and its name is Moped A five month
old lamb that promises to be a beauty, from the
moment the animal walked onto the place she had
control of the entire operation
You see, Moped has one slight problem, if you
can call it that She has decided that she prefers
human company to that of the four legged
creatures
She would rather go for a walk with me than
sleep under the shade trees with her woolie
buddies She prefers the grass in the yard where
she can see the occupants of the house over that
m the pasture
When she feels that she has been neglected for
far too long she comes to the gate, sticks her head
through, and voices her complaints loudly and
continuously Unfortunately, this has not en
deared her to some of the family members
She earned her name Moped because she is all
movement She doesn’t walk, she bounds from
one spot to another with great energy Afraid to
miss anything that happens on the place, she
rushes about checking to make sure that
everything is going as it should She may be the
new animal in the flock but she is sure that she can
manage everything on the 50 acres better than all
others Already she leads the pack
, The only way to get her attention off ‘bossing the
world' is to rattle the feed bucket Then she flies to
her pen from wherever she is, with her ears
flopping the whole way And as long as there is
grain in her dish, peace rules
But as soon as she is done eating, the newest
overseer will be back checking on life on the farm,
and making sure that those humans are doing
their work
Old Guard
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"Friend of Farmerssmce 1896 "
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MELVIN E. PAINTER
R.D. #l, Elverson, Pa.
JACOB H. RUHL, INC.
18 S. Main St., Manheim, Pa.
B. TITUS RUTT AGENCY
81 E. Main St, Mount Joy, Pa
WAGNER INSURANCE AGENCY
107 W. Main St., Hummelstown, Pa.
cabm of Kent and Kathryn
Fahringer.
A covered dish luncheon
was enjoyed by 18 members
and four guests present.
A short business meeting
was held during which
visitors for the month were
appointed. The group voted
to donate to the Easter Seal
Society, the Lancaster
County Lung Association,
and Cerebral Palsy.
The Lancaster County
Convention will be held
November 4 at the Farm and
Home Center, with Beverly
Richards as speaker.
Tickets are $5.50.
Hbmemakers Days will be
October 22 and 23.
The Larc bazaar will be
October 6 and 7. Members
are to bring items for
donations either to the
September meeting or the
home of Marana Hostetter.
The next meeting will be
held at the Salem United
Methodist Church,
Manheim, on September 30,
beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Society 25 will be the group’s
guests.
Farm
Women’s
Calendar
Today, September 2
Lancaster Co. Society 6
Bingo party at Mt.
Gretna, hostess Miriam
Heisey.
Lancaster Co. Society 10
meeting at Shady Maple.
Wednesday, September 6
York County Society 1
meeting, hostess Amy
Miller.
Thursday, September 7
Lancaster Co. Society 9
meeting, 12:30 p.m.
Lancaster Co. Society 17
meeting, 1 p.m.
Lancaster Co. Society 20
meeting, 1 p.m.
Friday, September 8
Lancaster Co. Society 1
retreat at Camp Hebron,
continues through Sep
tember 10.
Lancaster Co. Society 13
meeting, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, September 9
Lancaster Co. Society 2
meeting, hostess Pauline
Gordley.
Lancaster Co. Society 13
Patio and Yard Sale, ram
or shine, starting at 8
a.m.; at 217 Hillcrest Rd.
New Holland. There will
be a food table available.
Lancaster Co. Society 15
lunch at Groff’s Farm,
beginning at noon.
Lancaster Co. Society 19
meeting, 1:30 p.m.
Lancaster Co. Society 25
anniversary banquet at
Historic Strasburg, 6:30
p.m.
Lancaster Co,
Society 27
On August-22, Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society had a pig roast
supper at the home of Wayne
and Yvonne Miller.
The meal was 4 for
husbands and with 26
members attending. Food
committee members helped
with the preparations.
A Volleyball game
followed the meal.
It was decided during the
business meetmg to give $5O
to Mount Joy Library.
Lancaster Co,
Society 30
The August meetmg of the
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 30 met at the
New Holland Division jof the
Sperry Rand Plant and
enjoyed a tour of the plapt
and a movie in the museum.
.Following the tour of
Sperry Rand the group
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Janet Zieset for refresh
ments and an informal
business meeting. Co
hostess for the meetmg was
Mrs. Carol Weaver.
The next meetmg will be
held on September 18, at the
Friendship Community,
Lititz R 3. This is a service
meeting.
Members were also
reminded of the Lancaster
County Farm Women’s
Convention on November 4.
Plans are being made to
attend “Kismet” at the
Dinner Theatre at the Three
Little Bakers on October 19.
Lancaster Co,
Society 31
The meeting of Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 31 was held at the
home of Mrs. Paul Trimble.
Joyce Stoltzfus, Lancaster
County Dairy Princess,
presented a talk on “Milk - A
Nutritious Product.”
A short business meeting
was held, with a reminder
that the County convention
will be held on November 4.
The next meeting will be
held on September 18, at the
home of Mrs. Robert
Kreider.
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