—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 14, 1961
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three visitors answered roll
Farm Women 1 7 call by tellin « the name of
Failil ▼▼ v^llicil it the television star she would
Pick Committees like to meetl
Society of Farm Women ed as auctioneer in a sale of
17 announced the names of a number of articles. Co
the program committee for hostesses were Mrs. Ernest
1962 at their recent meeting Shaub and Mrs. Landis Krei
with Mrs Wilbur Pollack as der.
hostess. The committee > will During the business meet
be Mrs. Clyde Kreider, Mrs. ing the society discussed pl-
John Lefever, Mrs - Joseph ans for participation in the
Sinclair, Mrs. Henry Frank county Farm Women’s so
and Mrs. Cecil Jackson. ciety convention on Novem-
Sixteen members and ber 4 at Manheim Central
- by letting us spread
>—i your fertilizer and lime
> GRANULATED stone with our modern
FERTILIZER equipment.
FEEDS CROPS EVENLY RESULTING IN
GREATER YIELDS
• BULK SPREADING SERVICE
• SOIL TESTING SERVICE
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what ideas will work for you, how to adapt them to your
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Wayne Personalized Service Programs can mean so much
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have the know-how to give you practical help in solving
your poultry problems. Come in and put this team of
■trained personnel, research, and modern feed manu
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~ bring flock efficiency up, v p : —^=7=
H. M. STAUFFER
& SON'S. Inc.
Wiimer - Ronks - Leola
SUNSHINE FARM
SUPPLY
Liiiiz & Newmanslown
ROHRER'S MILL GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
R.D. 1, Ronks Elizabethtown
C. E. SAUDER & SONS HERSHEY BROS.
El. D. 1, Easi Earl Reinholds
J. K. STAUFFER & SON ROSS C. ULRICH. JR.
Lawn & Bellaire R, D. 2. Peach Bottom
LIME VALLEY MILLS J. C. WALKER & SON. Inc.
R D. 1, Willow Street Gap
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Millcrsville
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Mrs. Robert Burkins act-
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R. D. 2, Columbia
Leola OL 6-2229
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• Farm Women 22
(From page 51
Prizes in the games play
ed were awarded to Mrs.
, Lorraine Getz and Mrs. Hel-
The next meeting will be en Metz Mrs- W iu iain wel
held October 29 at Bpm. j er was chairman of the re
with Mrs. Marshall Stoner, f res h me nt committee.
r^ S a/“co-Ses2r A**?,”
dulS IIOWCen POr ‘ y “ “ he ‘ Oct. 24.
, , The next meeting will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday,
High School. Plans for a
Christmas party with hus
bands as guests at a covered
dish luncheon were discus
sed.
Advertisers will be glad November 14 at the home
to have you mention Lancas- of Mrs. Shenk, Willow Street
ter Farming when answering R 1 Mrs. Landis will be co
advertisements. hostess.
New Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter'is
GUARANTEED PALATABLE
or your money lback
The sooner little~pigs eat and the more"they eat the'more they~gain. With'
Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter, you can expect a pound of gain on only 1.4 to 1.6 lbs. of,
feed, That’s why payability is so important—pigs eat more and make greater
gains at a time when those gains cost you less t r
§ Try a bag of new Ful-O-Pep Pig Starter today and see if it lsn’t the most
palatable Pig Starter you can buy. If your pigs don’t prefer it, return the unused
portion and we’ll give you your money back/
H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, Inc.
WITMER LEOLA RONKS
Assure Clean, Healthy Tobacco
Beds With Mico-Fume
Tobacco Bed Soil Fumigant
P. L. ROHRER & BRO., INC.
MILLER
Chemical & Fertilizer Corporation
P. O. Box 25, Ephrata
Your Local
Apply This Fall
Easy as 1-2-3-4
Prepare seed bed in the usual
manner
Hand broadcast one 20-lb. bag
of Miller Mico-Fume evenly
over one tobacco bed (100
square yards).
Water bed immediately, apply-
ing 150 gallons of water.
ieds 4
That’s all you do until planting
time . . . then hand-rake light
ly and seed in the usual man-
ner.
ids
ECONOMICAL! Compare cost
of MICO-FUME with Conven-
tional Method of Sterlizing.
MILLER Dealer
SMOKETOWN
Ph. Lane. EX7-3539
• Grass Field Day
(From page 1)
committee. Both men are on
the staff of the Pennsylvania
State University.
The conference and field
day will be the first program
of its kind for the two spon
soring councils. Field activi
ties, the co-chairmen pointed
out, will have for their set
ting an area already known
to throngs of farm leaders as
the site of the 1958 National
Plowing Matches,
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Phone: RE 3-6525