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Opportunity Unlimited
The Least 'Crowded
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D. C
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Representative
352 Main St.. Denver. Pa.
AN 7-2138
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W.N.y., N.C., Pa., Tenn., Ter., Utah, and Wise. v
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Have its reserve y out IQSLKimher.pullets-now!
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ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
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LOIS ANN OVERGAARD FEEDS a prize winning
strawberry to Irl Baffin, chairman of the rural-urban com
mittee of the Lancaster Rotary Club, after judging of 4-H
berries Wednesday at the Hotel Brunswick. Looking on,
right, is Kenneth Nissley, Washington Borp, third place
w-nner in the contest. Keith , Overgaard, brother of Lois
Ann, and second place winner in the competition was not
present when the picture was taken- The Rotary
club, sponsors. of the 4-H strawberry club, were luncheon
hosts to the contestants. —L. F. Photo
• Strawberry if
<f rom Lois Ann won her awards
her brother missed, by a half, with a. patch of Sparkle
point; Nissley' ended- the pro strawberries. Both the other
10 c to 34 c MORE NET INCOME
THAN OTHER MAJOR EGG STifti
(35c more than average entry in 15 tests)
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Terre Hill Hlllcrest 5-3455
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EMpsre 7-1545
A Lancaster Farming. , S af jirday,,. J une 17, 1981—3
Overgaards used al- exhibitors as their guests
so. Nisstey planted Catskills for luncheon at the Hotel
and Miss Herr had' both Cat- Brunswick, site of the con
skills and Jersey Belle. test. The contest was ar-
Sponsors of the roundup ranged by Irl Baffin,' chair
was the Lancasther Rotary man of the Rural Urban
Club which had the youthful committee of the Rotary club
Froi
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to Egg
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BOWMAN SVILLE, PA. Ifc I>. 2. COLUMBIA. PA.
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QUARHYVIELp. PA.
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