Bradford 4-H’ers Load Hay For Drought Victims TOWANDA - 4-H’ers and friends of 4-H recently helped load hay on National Guard tractor trailers bound for Conrail boxcars in Laceyville, the first leg of the trip to drought stricken victims of the south. The hay was a generous donation by Anthony Barrett of Athens, who UNCLAIMED FREIGHT CO. & LIQUIDATION SALES, INC. STORE HOURS: LANCASTER YORK CARLISLE Mon thru Fn 3019 Hempland Rd 4585 West Market St 1880 Harrisburg Pike 9amto9p.m Lancaster. PA York, PA Carlisle, PA Saturday 9 a m to 5 p.m 717-397-6241 717-792-3502 717-249-5718 (Carlisle Pike) LANERECLINERS dating for manufacturer Refused Tom dealers and cancellations 40%-75% OFF E|& RETAIL raff' - 'zSM Re g- Ret. $600.00 to $1,500.00 REFRIGERATORS iip^ SPECIAL PURCHASE - MATTRESS & BOXSPRINGS...LEADER BEDDING... SINGLE...Reg. Ret. $539.95 $189.95. DOUBLE...Reg. Ret. $639.90 $269.95. QUEEN...Reg. Ret. $799.90 $349.90. 50-19” Color TV’s...Reg.Jlet. $509.95 10 -13” Color TV’s...Reg. 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The trucks hauled an additional 430 bales and loading was assisted by 4-H’ers Jay Braund, Jeremy Braund, Jason Sargeant, Richard Sargeant, and Johnner Barrett, all of the Mt. Pisgah Raiders 4-H Club. Others assisting were Tom Gilliland of E. Troy 4-H, Gary 12 Cubic Ft. 2 left handed 17 right handed Reg. Ret, $489.95 WALL UNIT “CLOSEOUTS” All Three Pieces 7P’High Reg. Retail $379.95 OUR CASH PRICE $149.95 OUR CASH PRICE $279.95 6 PC. PINE GROUPS With Party Ottoman In Antron Nylon Reg. Ret. $1099.95 OUR <Ponn nc cash price...s/C»rMJD Full Size (Almost Identical) 180 BUNK BEDSw/Safety Rails, and Bunkies. Also Breaks Down To .. Twin Beds - Dark Pine Finish ” i (Sfc- Jj Reg. Retail Price $609.95 V;-V OUR CASH PRICE $175.00 SEEING IS BELIEVING-A REALSTEAL! Matching pair of lamps and shades s3s CASH PRICE COiUMIIA AVI $119.95 lANCASTII II ]0 fAii'cin toHimrowN orniivui 1 i* l * || Homan of Northeast Ag and Home Economics, Scott Wnsley of Easy St. Riders and SRU exchange student Torsten Wokock of Cologne, Germany. Extension Agents A 1 Homan and Tom Maloney and former 4-H’er David Guffey also were involved in the operation as were members of the Barrett family. OUR CASH PRICE .SPECIAL $159.95 .SPECIAL $199.95 .SPECIAL $269.95 5209.95 5169.00 5259.95 57,50 UNCIAUMOI HIIOHKOI lIAffK IKJHIJ HIMfUNOn WIST I! 30 rOwshtyi Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 6,1986-BS On being .- . y* a farm wife, MS J.„» Bttpp -And other hazards Everything is the same But everything is different. How well I remember that first morning, lump in throat, when I departed the school room filled with short-legged furniture and a teacher larger than life, leaving behind one curly-haired “baby” and a good many memories. Across the country, countless mothers have wrestled with the same experience these past few days. Suddenly you are no longer the focus their lives, no longer the key builder, the main molder of a young, growing mind. You step aside, clearing the way for new influences wrought by teachers, ideas and the awesome pressure of peers. But wait. You’re still needed, Mom. “Mom, I promised cupcakes for the party tomorrow.. .Mom, I have to have a show and tell. . .Mom! Did you wash my gym suit?. . .Mom, I need ten dollars for a field trip.” The curls have become a side shaved punk cut (like rad, dude!) and the Snoopy bookbag has been replaced by a nylon duffel sack filled with size twelve high-topped sneakers and sweaty gym socks. It’s the same. But it’s different. “Mom, we need a chaperone for our trip to the aquarium (ever try keep track of ten kids you don’t know in a strange place filled with 9,000 other fourth graders all dressed in t-shirts and jeans?)” “But Mom, I promised you’d bring in a sheep for my class (do you know what sheep leave as remembrances in the back seat of a car?)” Hindsight offers such clear vision. Looking back, those requests almost seem mild in light of some turning up with this year’s opening of classrooms-with the eldest now in college and the youngest entering high school. (Mercy, I suddenly feel old). “Mom, tuition’s due this week. . .Mom, I need your computer for my term paper. . .Mom, coach says these have to be clean by our scrimmage tomorrow. ’ ’ And, it is this last which has become the most terrifying. No one warned this Mom about the parental commitment involved in letting your kid play school football. The endless running back and forth to practices I can deal with. Likewise, the worrying about bumps, bruises, and breaks, and the body tackle in the middle of the kitchen while I’m trying to get supper on the table. But nowhere on those permission papers I signed did it say a single word about a Mom’s committment to laundering football uniforms. In retrospect, supplying cup cakes to a second-grade class is a piece of cake compared to washing nylon football jerseys and pants which have been rolled, ground, tackled, passed and kicked into a sea of mud on a practice field during a day-long rain. And in white no less! Obviously no female had a say in selecting the colors of these football practice uniforms. For goodness sake, why not black, or navy or tie-dyed Army-camo design? Why white? In keeping with the school spirit, I’m studying hard to meet the challenge. I’ve studied all sorts of cleaning suggestions, the sides of detergent boxes, whitener, brightener and the possibility of just eating the mud stains away with a dousing of strong bleach. Abundant mend spots on the uniform hints that some previously-fi astrated football mother may have already tried that line of defense in the past. Nevertheless, I may fail the football mother test in spite of doing all the homework. Coach’ll jprobably make me do laps around a laundromat.
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