B26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 27,1982 A Societies Lancaster Co. Society 2 Lancaster Co. Farm Women 2 held their recent meeting at the home of Esther Farrell of Manheim. Three members were reported having perfect attendance. They Lancaster Co. Society 15 Lancaster Farm Women 15 met Thrusday, February 18 at the Umon Presbyterian Church social room in Kirkwood. Speaker for the evening was Michelle Rogers from Extension who spoke on the 1982 market basket, exhibiting her basket of Lancaster Co. Society 18 Lancaster Farm Women 18 met %£J. e ?. U!W ° n " H ° W 1 got 10 * Speaker Mary Eshelman gave a 20 1 th ilght bavmg MANURE PITS HS ALPINE V* PLANT FOOD ALPINE offers a top quality liquid plant food AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. ★ Alpine minimizes expensive handling costs by utiliz ing farmer distributors. ★ Alpine eliminates expensive computer billing costs with cash accounts. ★ Alpine uses food grade ingredients for maximum availability and safety to plants. ★ Alpine is a neutral PH chlorine free plant food that will not rust eoiiioment. freeze or settle out. k Alpine will deliver 9-18-9 for payment in Feb. for $3.25 a gallon. Alfalfa plant food 3-18-18 delivered price $3.55. Pennsylvania Distributors HAROLD WOLF GARY REPLQ6LE JAMES LANDIS Centre Hall Bedford East Greenville 814-364-1349 814-847-2851 215-679-2682 CLYDE BARTHOLOMEW RICHARD WILSON Orangeville Stewartstown 717-784-1779 717-933-6101 are: Luelia Low, Elizabeth Shenk, and Florence Oberholtzer. The next meeting will be a banquet held March 18 at the Kothsville Fire Hall. groceries with pointers on economics and today’s marketing facts and statistics. The March meeting of Society 15 will feature a spmnmg demon stration by Dorothy Jones, at the home of Floyd Hershey new White Rock. Lancaster Co. Society 22 Lancaster Farm Women 22 held x - # Us February- cratl meeting at the The society members voted to home ot Louise Winner. support the tester child Erma Claire Hess and Naomi Wenger for another year, were in charge of the cratts. The The next meeting will be held at projects were a calico chicken in a the Willow Street United Church of hoop and a strawberry needlepoint Christ when Society 22 will en cfn,. -[j miooi'o facial tissue mrlamSociety 14. Lancaster Co. Society 25 Lancaster Farm Women 25 met , r . heltl Saturday, Feb. 13 at the home of B al the home of Ruth Grpff in Lancaster. Boas f' Members During the evening, members t i h f| Jay sewed cancer pads. J? n kshleman Mi u Hoad, Wdiow Street. Lancaster Co. Society 27 Lancaster Farm Women 27 met films, members had a chance to in the home of Lou Ann Weaver for leam new exercises and use health night. Yvonne Miller, speaker for the evening, showed two films for dieting and exercise. Following the Berks Co. Society 7 Berks Farm Women 7 held their meeting at the home of Dorothy Strieker ol Hobesoma recently. Twelve members attended. The Farm Women Banquet will be held >nne IB at Hisser’s OPERATING EXPENSES exercising equipment. The next meeting will be a •sister night.” Kestaurant. The next meeting will be a lour of Hickory Farms at the Berkshire Mall and a dinner at the Berkshire Family Hestaurant. seed, herbicides, pesticides, fuel, fertilizer, labor, repairs, upkeep it's the lan guage of operating expenses And you've got to speak it to succeed spoken here. Joint Land Bank and PC A Services Contact Your Local FARM CREDIT SERVICE We speak Operating Expenses, We make all kinds of short term loans to fanners for equipment purchases, family needs, what ever you need to keep you*- cash flow green Lebanon Co. Society 14 Lebanon Farm Women 14 met at the home of Leah Gish on Feb. 16. The Society was invited by the Palmyra Women’s Club to attend a dessert fashion show on March 2. York Co. Society 26 York Farm Women held their recent meeting at the home of president Luna Kohler of fitters. Betty Balyard was installed as a new member to the Society. A bus trip to Inner Harbor is scheduled for Saturday, May 251. The next meeting will be held at the home of Betty Bolyard, Black Walnut Drive, on March 9. We're farmer-owned and farmer-controlled. We know what you’re up against. Call or come by today FARMING spoken here £r LWBIS
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