NY Cowbelles join Ag Day observance
LINDLEY, N.Y. - New York
State Cowßelles are joining in the
nationwide observance of
Agriculture Day March 20 in a
variety of ways, according to Ellen
Cisco of Lindley, Agriculture Day
chairman.
A major emphasis will be par
ticipation in the American
National Cowßelles Association
program “Beef Feeds the
Hungry”.
Cowßelles are being asked to
make individual contributions to
this program which provides the
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Salvation Army with certificates
for the purchase of beef which are
given to needy families. The
Cowßelles are also seeking con
tributions to the “Beef Feeds the
Hungry” program from local
service clubs, farm organizations
and church groups.
“This ‘Beef Feeds the Hungry’
program reaches the grass roots of
one of our country’s human
resource problems and shows that
Cowßelles are not only women
involved in agriculture but are also
women who care about helping
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others,” Mrs. Cisco said.
Agriculture Day, the first day of
spring, has been observed since
1973 and has been authorized as an
official national observance since
1981. Agriculture Day is set aside
to focus attention on the 23 million
men and women in agriculture
from suppliers of goods and ser
vices through the food and fiber
chain to the retail workers. The
1984 theme is “The Food Cham/A
Human Chain.”
The Cowßelles both on the state
and national level have par-
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ticipated in Agriculture Day ob
servances for several years, Mrs.
Cisco explained.
She said special Agriculture Day
place mats, fact sheets, and other
materials have been made
available for special events during
Agriculture Week March 16-23
such as service club farmer
recognition programs. Agriculture
Day book marks have been
distirbuted to area schools. Special
Agriculture Day tapes have been
made available to local radio
stations and in some regions of the
state special newspaper features
recognizing local agriculture have
been prepared with the assistance
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35 East Willow St.
Carlisle, PA
(717)243-2686
Loysville, Pa
(717)789-3117
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,1984—D17
of Cowßelles.
The Agriculture Day observance
is jsut one of the year-long ac
tivities of the state women’s group.
Cowßelle president Debbie Mather
of Marcell us has named the
following committee chairmen for
other 1984 activities: Beverly
Marland of Cazenovia, “Beef For
Father’s Day”; Fay Briggs of
Deposit, beef cookbook; Margaret
Gray of Springwater, Beef Recipe
Contest; Judy Swan of Whitney
Point, education; Jean Shwartz of
Earlville, legislation; Jean Frost
of Holcomb, Empire Farm Days;
and Eldora Benson of Potsdam,
State Fair.
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