} Ayrshire .Jersey 4-H Club Elects r Edward -Harnish 11, cf retary; Lucille Kreider, Dru- Christiana Rl, Monday night treasurer; Nancy Krei , ~ . . der, Drumore, and Paul Brn wos named prautent of the feaker> Lititz - R1 game lead _ Lancaster County Ayrshire- 6 rs. and Coral Ann Krantz, Jersey 4-H Club Edwin, the New Providence El, song io n of Mr. and Mrs E. Ed- leader. win Harnish, succeeds Janies Adult leaders of the club Brubaker, Lititz Rl, who was are Milton Brubaker, Lititz elected news reporter of Rl; Abram G. Flory Sr., of BIG SAVINGS! til STANDARD EQUIPMENT'S BIG SPRING DISCOUNT lARN CLEANERS and COMFORT STALLS mighty-move barn cleaner easy-all comfort stall Discount Changes Mar 14, Apr. 15, May 16, May 31 st See Your Standard Dealer Today, Do Not Delay. COPE & WEAVER CO. WILLOW STREET % 10 C to 34 C MORE NET INCOME f THAN OTHER MAJOR EGG STRAINS* . f /( (35c more than average entry in 15 tests) *Based on final reports in 1959-60 Random Sample Tests -- » Ariz., 8.C., Calif., Fla., la., Minn., Mo., C.N.Y., n W.N.Y., N.C., Pa., Tenn., Tex., Utah, and Wise. ir In the three 1959■> 60 tests in which the new K-155 Kimberchik was entered, it equalled, the well known K-137 in net income. Have us reserve your 1961 Kimher pullets now! Longenecker’s Hatchery ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. ’ 1*45 I PAUL NOLT Lincoln Hwy., Gap, Pa. the club. Other officers elected were Gerald Kreider, Quarryville Rl, vice president; Joyce Kreider, Quarryville Rl, sec- Ph. Lancaster EX 3-2824 FOR BETTER HAY CONDITION THE MEYER WAY OFFICERS OF THE AYRSHIRE-JERSF, f 4-H club after their ejection Monday night are, seated left to right, Carol Ann Krantz, Joyce Kreider, R Edwin Harnish, Lu cille Kreider and James Brubaker. Standing left to right are Nancy Kreider and Paul Brubaker. —L F Photo Manheim R 3 and David Hamish, Quarryville R 2, for Ayrshires, and Paul Herr, of Holtwood R 2, and Raymond Landis, Lancaster R 4 for Jerseys - CALCIUM LOW One-fourth of the 141 soil samples tested for magnes ium levels at Penn State were deficient in 1960 Soil samples for magnesium test ing came from 25 counties. Soil sent in from 20 counties for calcium testing showed very low calcium levels in 12 per cent of the samples. Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 18, 1961—7 Best Food Buys Produce Quality Improves A flexible shopping list from Florida, and careful buying will help Grapefruit is the leading keep the food budget balanc- value at the fruit counter, ed this week-end, declares This popular citrus item is in Tom Piper, Penn State Ex- peak supp'y and prices are tension Marketing Agent, approaching the low point Weather conditions and for the season. Fast trans changing seasons 1 production portation from growing areas patterns will influence the means the consumer can en food values offered in area joy tree-ripened quality, food markets. Orange prices are much Freezing temperatures in higher California Naval or- Ihe muckland vegetable unges and the Pineapple and growing areas of Florida give Temple varieties are almost promise of higher retail pne- over for this year Valencia es for green beans, sweet oranges are coming on the corn, and tender leafy salad market now but prices prom items. Tomato prices are ise to remain firm much higher as harvest of Strawberries are more the winter crop nears an plentifully supplied and pri end Smaller supplies of ces will depend upon the size broccoli, Brussel sprouts, cu- and quality of the fruit, cumbers, peppers, and egg Stayman, Delicious, Rome & plant cause these items to be Winesap app'es are avadable higher priced with the early at unchanged prices Banan shipments of asparagus as and Emporer grapes con- iceberg lettuce remains an tmue on the list of reason outstanding buy at the pro- a bly priced fruit Imported duce counter. The heads are melons, peaches, and pine firm, green and heavy for a PPI &3 are available for size, and quahty is generally willing to pay the excellent. Other fair to good P^ ice >- buys include celery, yellow Re’ail egg prices have been on ons, cabbage, carrots, easing downward in recent green onions, cauliflower & weeks as supplier have been radishes. Potatoes continue increas,ng. You will find the plentiful and shoppers may large size Grade A eggs the choose from fall - crop pota- best value now if you make toes from Pennsylvania or your comparison on a weight Maine and new potatoes basis. FLORIN Replacement Puilet Feeds Offer You Complete* Economical Programs From Day t)ld Chicks to Maturje Pullets ★ Florin Chijck Starter ★ Florin Growing Mash ★ Florin Grp-All ★ Florin Gro|-Mor Pellets We would be happy to helo you develop a pro gram to suit your individual needs. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL MOUNT JQY OL 3-2411 Wolgemuth Bros., Inc. * sjw/X&J v <V , FLOMNj PENNA. M .A /fVf •} < ft > ** 4i
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