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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1965

Page

4

Penryn Elm 4 H Sewing Club Organizes for Year

The Penryn Elm 4 H Sewing club organized at Mrs Henry Hess home with officers Gloria Buchter president Beth Heisey vice president Karen Heisey secretary Amelia Bomberger treasurer and game leaders Sandy Hevener song leader Carla Buchter news reporter Glenda Galebach county council delegate and Beth Heisey junior leader They named Kathy Dei junior queen and Gloria Buchter senior queen New members Joyce Ihnerdeer Peter Lombard Carnie Lombard Tom Wivell and a horse and pony club event was announced with a riding demonstration by Jim Weinerdeer and Jeff Sheffer at Columbia Riding Club May 14 and a county horse show July 81 at Glick s Show Ring Leola The next meeting is June 11 at the Columbia riding club

Carla Buchter Penryn-Elm Henry Hess Manheim Gloria Buchter Beth Heisey Karen Heisey Amelia Bomberger Katie Ann Grube Kathy der Sandy Hevener Glenda Galebach County Council Dles Horse and Pony Club Columbia Riding Club Jim Weinerdeer Jeff Sheffer Joyce Ihnerdeer Peter Lombard Carnie Lombard Tom Wivell Glick’s Leola 18Th Manor Sts Columbia

Lititz Manheim 4-H Ag Club Holds May Meeting

The Lititz Manheim 4-H Agricultural Club met May 13 at Fairland Elementary School with president Erice Stone presiding. They planned the Spring Jamboree for May 21 at the Leola Walmart Memorial Building and accepted Golden Spot 4-H to attend their June 8 meeting. Barbara Hershey and Dick Buckwalte were chosen to represent at the 4-H Club Congress June 21 to 24. Demonstrations by Shirley Buckwalte and Dale Shenk followed the business session, with a box social afterward.

Lititz-Manheim 4-H Agricultural Club Fairland Eri¢e Stone Leola Wail Golden Spot 4H Barbara Hershey Dick Buckwalte Shirley Buckwalte Dale Shenk

Boots and Saddles Club Meeting Report

The regular monthly meeting of the 4 H Boots and Saddles Club was led by reporter Darlene Neff. Members discussed upcoming activities and planned community service projects for the season.

Boots and Saddles Club Darlene Neff

Garden Spot 4H Club Sets 50 Cent Dues

The Garden Spot 4H Community Club met May 11 at Smoketown Elementary School with Bull Houser presiding. Dues were set at 50 cents per member and plans were made to hold the next meeting at Charles Hess’s home in June. Several comedy movies were shown after the business portion.

Tom Houser Garden Spot 4H Smoketown Bull Houser Charles Hess

Farm Calendar page listing meetings and dates

Extension Executive Committee meeting at Farm Credit Building Lancaster May 26 4H Dairy Club Leaders special meeting at Farm Credit Building May 27 7 pm Chester Delaware Counties twilight fruit growers meeting at Westtown School orchard Westtown 8 pm 4H Holstein Club Bainbridge Elementary School

Farm Credit

Bull Cautions On Milk Residue Testing And Forage Sprays

Secretary Bull warns dairy farmers to use only approved products to avoid milk residue problems and notes a past recommendation for alfalfa weevil and spittlebug control is no longer valid for forage crops. He urges checking current guidelines before applying substitutes or using leftover materials from prior years. Also advised is early action to prevent foot and leg injuries in grazing animals by trimming and rasping hooves.

Bull

Vintage Stocker and Feeder Sale Highlights May 14 1965

The May 14 1965 sale featured 386 feeders. Charolais 45 head offered with 700 to 850 lb steers at 25 to 26. Herefords 880 to 950 lb at 25.60 to 25.85. 18 head Choice Angus 900 lb at 26.85. Calves mixed Angus and Hereford 25 to 26.50. stock bulls 16.50 to 20. Hog sale May 15 listed prices by weight. no hog sale on May 29 due to Memorial Day observance.

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