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Sandra and George Rutt, Jr , daughter and
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SUPER BREEDING
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Three Champions, Three Class
Winners at Junior Show from County
(Continued from page 6) Cc , showing a senior calf
Reserve champion Sandra
Faye Weiss, R 2 Myerstown, Leb
anon Co , showing a two-year old
District Group of Six first.
Southeast, second, Cential, third,
Northwest, fomth , Noitheast,
"ifth, Southwest, sixth, Mononga
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4-H MILKING SHORTHORN
Grand Champion William
Miller, R 1 Shoemakersville, Berks
COMBINED INCOME
If both the husband and wife
have an income, gear the
family’s standaid of living to
only the husband s earnings, sug
gests Penn State home manage
ment specialists Tne husband’s
income alone should be adequate
to handle the costs of food, shelt
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used for a series of special pro
jects, such as paving off debts,
savings, or for a vacation
GROW GOOD WHEAT
Seneca is a desirable soft red
winter wheat for any Pennsyl
vania farmer who has giown and
liked the Thorne variety Clar
ence Bryner, Penn State exten
sion agronomist, says Seneca is
similar in appearance to Thorne
but it is higher yielding and has
a heavier weight to the bushel.
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Reserve Champion Earl F.
Miller, R 1 Shoemakei svillc, show
ing a junior calf
4-H JERSEY
Gland Champion Merle E.
Miller Jr, Cumberland County,
with a three \ear old cow
Reserve Champion Myina
McKissick, R 3 Slippeiy Rock,
Lawrence Co , with a three year
old cow
District Group of Six first.
Southeast, second, Noilhwest
4 II FITTING AND SHOWING
Fitting led, Elvin Shelley,
R 1 Manheim, white Sandra Rutt,
Stevens.
This year, step up your poultry in
come. Get increased production of
large size, top quality white eggs
early—get higher livability. Special
low summer price Try the K-137
Leghorn and compare)
TREE' Write for new booklet —get all
the facts Address Box 41,
order direct from
mjrjjzSE HUBBARD FARMS
Lancaster, Pa
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