Farm Women 5 , Hear Ministers The Re\ ereud Roger Sing er was the main speakei at the recent meeting ot the Farm Women Society number 5 in the home of Mrs Paul Ebei sole, 19(10 Linden Sticet, Petersburg The Rous rend Mi Smgei spoke on hit, wOl k in Horn; Kong Mis Ebersole was in charge ot dec otions, and Miss Ruth Ann Ehcrsole placed a piano solo Plans were made for a bus tup to the Philadelphia Flow er Show on March 11 Th“ group will meet at the hank in East Petersburg Husbands will be the gin sts at a banquet on Maich •!! U 6"30 pni in the Plain and Panov restauiant Speakeis Dr Harold Houseman, Ephra ta, and Dr Paul Ripple, .Nefls- Vile, will discuss their lecent work in Afrn a Best Food Buys (Continued Irom Pane 1(5) Movement continues nood and prues finite reasonable on applet. - Colden Delicious Stajman .ind Rome Heautv proMde a \anet\ tor evei\ use Hothouse rhubarb is rta eonablv pru ed too mmm cope & weaver co. MHBi I’h. Unu. «-383 t INTERNATIONAL / HARVESTER FOR THE YOUNGER MAN IN YOUR LlFE—this lurtlenecked sweater’s a perfect gift item. The thick knit is extremely sturdy so it can stand up under all the rough and tumblo the young man’s Ifkely to give it. It’ll come off the playground looking as good a* new and ready to wear to school. The turtleneck and snug cuffs guar* antee lasting warmth all winter Leaflet No. B-118 is yours, free# upon request. Supplies ot flesh ceuetahUs aie adequate foi consume! d maud but lew items ate i i lonn supph at tins season OPEN Wednesday MMCH 7 and 8 Afternoon and Evening Farm Women 4 Plan Bus Trip Alonihets of Society of Kami oimn number t heaul Miss Joanne AU tzler of Elizabeth town tell of bei ivoik with ju venile dolimiumts last sum in CM Mivs Mr tsiler, a junioi .it E lizaberlitovvn College, was the mam speaker as Hie societv met leieutlv at the home oi Mis Uoheit Hiuhakoi Salun ga She spoke ot hei woik as a volunteei at a summer camp at UcMivei Colo Plans weio made foi a him tup to the Philadelphia Klovv ei Show Tuesdav, Alauh 1! A bus trip foi Apnl was ,iNu dis< ussed The societv will entei tain societv number 22 at a meet nut Satmdav, Alarch 31 at 2 [i m in Palmdale School Alls Robei t Heir piosi dent jn (‘sided Pines on \ ine-i nienod tonn toc-s, (elorv, endive, c search sweet (nrn, cauliflower, spin ,ii li, and lettuce niav be slight ly lowei than a week ago Somewhat finnei pines non lie noted on potatoes, new' crop cabbage peppeis, c nenni beis and sweet potatoes C. B. Intercourse, Pa. MR-COLUMNS WINDOWS VCEonuca onurr tails HOUSE and Thursday See The New Tractors for ’62! HOOBER Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 3, 1962 County Farm Boy In Army Training Kent Knox, Kv Piiv.pe Glenn V Slink son ot Ah anil ■'ll. Ilennan A Slink, Quai i' v ille Pi is in c scut I v as su.ichl to Ccmipanv 10 oi tin Specialist Tiannng Uigiinent a inaioi unit ot the I S Aimv Ciammc, Ccnret Aitnoi IPSA TCA l Kent Knox Kv vvhci he is uncle iiconic, aclvancecl in dividual (taming at (hi mm tleneial Supplv School Hut in; the t i ;li t -v\ c e I. coiiise Pvt Slink will iccuvc nisti in I ion and Gaming m supplv acini inisti at iv c piocul nies and how to opeuate ccm tam ollic e mac limes including tvpc'wnlcis adding machines, calculating and duplicating machines Some ot the mom nnpoilant subjects taught ate pi esc iv at mu and packaging methecis stoiage pioccduies and publications Dining Ilu sixth week a graded 12-honi piaitnal ox- en ise is gnen m whuh P\* Slink will be inquired to , i > ’ s . “4'3 Vein I) Delivers more • Double auger sys tem digs tbe silage faster and more evenly under all con ditions whether sil age is frozen, wet, or dry. • Exclusive, adjustable drive hub gives more positive traction, keeps the machine operating evenly, and requires less power. DELIVERS BETT The double augers, operating In conjunction with the patented V-pajidle impellers, digs the silage, mixes it thoroughly, and then throws it down the chute. Your cows and cattle get good, palatable silage... not a powdered mash as so often happens with unloadera using blowers. CALEB M. WENGER R I) 1 QUARRYVILLE. PA Dutmote Outer K 1 8-211 b ■bbbbbbbbbbebbebbbbbeekbbbbbbbebbbebbbbbbbee«! I‘Hil He was cmploved as an assistant countv agent hv th Soineisct Countv Extc iision Assoc Ml ion pi tot to enleiii, (he nnlitai v sc tvic e Ile c cmi (iI.KAA \. SHIRK plclt'd Ins basil 1 1.1 in 111 will tin l id liamni-, llemiuem i> Koit Kiio\ txloie his jiiesint i ''M„nniuit Thi a \ i i a n i Vinci ii i i smoUoi six uds yio poi mm • loi (i-;.ii s flood in.movement ioiM'i , ol oik f>u iooj>!m to do the woi K ol snpo.io poopl? TWO SIZES Standard—lor silo* 10' to 16' Heavy Duty —for cilot \Z' to 30' WRITE OR PHONE US FOR COMPLETE INFOR. NATION AND PRICES. SO 8-3501 17