MF
Massey Ferguson
Massey-Ferguson’s new 640 row
crop planter uses air pressure to
gently single out each seed
Seed selection discs provide
extremely accurate plant
populations in all kinds of soils,
even with minimum tillage A seed
drop of only 9" (229 mm) adds to
MF
Massey Ferguson
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Berks Co.
Society 5
Berks Society 5 held their
April meeting at the home of
Grae Carvell, Richland.
Eighteen members were
present, and answered roll
call by giving a safety tip
Plans were completed for
the mother and daughter
banquet to be held Friday
May 23 at 7 p.m. m Zoars
Lutheran Church, Mt. Zion.
A volunteer tea was held at
Berks Heim. In April,
adopted patients were
visited. Mary Darkes and
Alberta Keener helped at the
Berks Heim Bingo Party.
The Group took a bus trip
to New York City on
Saturday.
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PETERMAN FARM EQUIPMENT LEBANON VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO. ABRACZINSKA’S FARM EQUIP. INC.
225 York Road
Carlisle, PA
Ph (717)249-5338
S. G. LEWIS AND SON
West Grove. PA
Ph (215)869-9440
869-2214
Societies
Berks Co.
Society 9
The annual Everybody’s
Birthday Party of Group 9,
Berks County Farm Women
was held at the Yellow House
Hotel, for dinner and a gift
exchange.
Members of the Group
were invited to attend the
Volunteers Dinner spon
sored by the Boyertown
Multi-Services. Two
members volunteered to
bake cookies for the Berks-
Heim Tea.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Karen Schrierer, for a
canning demonstration.
planting accuracy by reducing
bounce for uniform spacing in
the row
Optional depth gauge wheels
put every seed at the same depth
for a uniform stand from one end
of the field to the other Double
disc openers help stop plugging
Lancaster Co,
Society 6
\ Mother s Day program
was held Saturday at 1 30
p.m at the Church of God,
Elizabethtown.
Hostesses were Sara
Myer, Miriam Heisey, Edyth
Burbaker, Mane Hoffer and
Barbara Eberly. A luncheon
was served to thirty guests
and members. Members of
Society 28 and some County
Officers attended.
A donation was given
toward the Dairy Pageant.
October 10-11 the Crippled
Hospital is havmg a craft
and sale date. May 14 is the
deadline to enter, all par
ticipants will receive the
money benefits of their
project
The project was accordion
music by two sisters
Laverne Oberholtzer and
Linda Kreider.
Mrs. Norman Diehl spoke
on the theme "“Mother”. She
stated love is the essence of a
good mother and family
relationship.
On Thursday June 5, at 12
p.m. the group will be guests
of Society 15 at Black Rock
Retreat.
Lancaster Co.
Society 10
Mrs. Mahlon Delp and
Mrs. Bessie Evans served as
MF 640 Row Crop Planter
to Keep you on-the-move
Seed hoppers are IV* bushels
translucent fiberglass for less
refills and easy visibility of seed
levels from the tractor seat
All of these features provide the
new MF 640 with excellent
planting efficiency at optimum
700 E Linden St
Richland, PA
Ph (717)866-7518
MARLIN W.SCHREFFLER
Pitman, PA
Ph (717)648-1120
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717-356-2323
(South on Rt 42)
N. H. FLICKER & SONS, INC.
Maxatawny, PA
Ph (215)683-7252
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 10,1980—€
hostesses for the members of
Society 10 at the hme of Mrs.
Delp.
Entertainment consisted
of a tour of northwestern
India by means of colored
slides. The workmanship,
the intricate designs of the
magmficant buildings, in
cluding many temples, and
the history associated with
them contributed to an in
teresting trip presented by
Mr. Bruce Ryder.
Several members gave
their impressions of the
Spring Rally in York.
The June meeting will be
held at the Neffsville Fire
Hall at which time the
members of Society 1 wul be
entertained.
Lancaster Co.
Society 31
Lancaster Society 31
entertained Society 22 and
the county officers at the
Haffman Community
Building in Quarryville
recently, on April 21, 1980 at
7:00 p.m. for supper.
Money donations were
approved for Hospice and
the Dairy Princess Contest.
Donald Naunan, the head
psychologist for IU 13, gave
a slide presentation and talk
on the services of IU 13 in
Lancaster and Lebanon
counties.
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speeds so you get more seed m
the ground per hour
Other features include a
standard seed monitor, high
strength hydraulic markers and
rugged roller chain drives
The next meeting will be
on Sunday, May 18, to
celebrate the 10th an
niversary of the society.
A progressive dinner, to
which husbands are invited,
will be held.
Lebanon 4-H
officers
are briefed
LEBANON In a meeting
which featured workshops
and a model business
meeting conducted by the
County 4-H Teen Council, 50
newly elected 4-H officers
learned their responsibilities
last week at the Lebanon
Area Fairgrounds.
Workshops and the m
structores were: President
and Vice-Presidents - Lowell
Morton, Annville-Cleona Vo-
Ag teacher; Treasurer - Dan
Shiner, Myerstown 4-H
Leader; Secretary - Bonnie
Arnold, Lebanon County 4-H
Livestock Club; News
Reporter - Ced Kurtz,
Lebanon Daily News; Song
Leader and Game Leader -
Linda Rohrbach, Extension
4-H Agent.
Teen Council President,
Greg Allwem, conducted the
model meetmg for the
members and leaders.
Refreshments were
prepared and served by
Megan Connor, teen leader.
M. M. WEAVER & SON
N Groffdaleßd.
Leola, PA 17540
Ph (717)656-2321
ARNETT’S GARAGE
Rt 9 Box 125
Hagerstown. MO
Ph (301)733-0515
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