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If ycra’ve beenimp roving your herd by breeding and
selection, but you’re finding that the extra profits
-4 - v 4 just aren’t there, this message is for you. Your
■-v." -real-profit opportunity lies in a feeding program
that will help you milk out your cows to the very
- - limit of their bred-in capabilities.
’ ymfxe getting. Hie potc . is there. The way to get
that extra milk tonnage is to feed it out
That’s the common-sense "why” of PIONEER feeds
and.PIONEER feeding programs. Feeding the PIONEER
■ way in your dairy operation is truly managing for profit.
Your fixed costs will remain the same as long as your
herd-size remains the same. But hy improving the per
formance of each of your cows, you’re hound to
to make more money.
PIONEER feeds have built more class leaders in every
breed than any other brand of feed. And PIONEER
has produced higher profits for thousands and
thousands of commercial dairymen, too.
-Challenge ywur.herd. Find out how good yourherd really
' ~is! Stop in and talk over your problems with us and
Set started on a PIONEER management-for-profit
program soon!
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Entertain
Co. Officers
'Farm Women Society 8 en
tertained officers of tihe Lan
caster County Farm Women
during a recent meeting at the
home of Mrs. W. Scott Hersh
ey, Rheems,
■Guests of honor included
Mrs. Kenneth Eshleman, Con
estoga Rl, 'president; Mrs
Landis Meyer, New Holland
Rl, vice president; Mrs. Gray
son Cooper, Peach Bottom R 2,
and Mrs. Melvin R. Stoltzfus,
Ronks Rl.
Mrs. John L. Keener, vice
president, presided at the ses
sion when the 'members voted
$5 to the Cancer Society.
Mrs. Heisey entertained with
a musical program, and devo
tions led by Miss Ruth Eby.
There were also piano select
ions by Mrs. Norma Good, Lan
caster.
The next meeting on Satur
day, May 18, will take place at
t/he home of Mrs. Lewis Bixler,
Marietta HI.
A wise man is never as cer- in the upper income brackets
tain of anything as a fool is commit suicide, as those in the
of everything. lower brackets.
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Farm Women 4
Host Society 7
Farm Women Society 4 play
ed host to members of Society 7
at a recent meeting in the
Mountville Evangelical United
Brethren Church.
Rodney Chngaman, Elver
son, presented an illustrated
lecture on “Birds Their
Nesting and Feeding Habits.”
Three county officers also at
tending the meeting: Mrs. Ken
neth Eshleman, president;
Mrs. Paul Witman, second vice
president; and Mrs. Melvin
Stoltzfus, treasurer.
■Mrs. Martin Greider conduc
ted devotions. Miss Carol Es
hleman played piano numbers.
The members of Society 4
are sponsoring a bus trip to
New York on Thursday, June
■2O.
The annual Mather-Daughter
Tea will be held Saturday, May
25, at the home al Mrs. Rob
ert Herr, Lancaster R 2, beginn
ing at 1:30 p.m.
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County Girl
Wins Award
Miss Lois Ann Overgaard, a
student at Albright College,
Reading, has been named reci
pient ot a $2OO scholarship
grant fiom the Lydia Tanant-
Extension Homemakers fund.
The daughter ot Mr and
Mrs Overgaard, Leaman Road,
Lancaster, was among 16 girls
studying home economics
named to receive the awaids
totalling $17,700
Voluntary contributions from
women in Extension groups
throughout t)he state support
the fund.
Portable Sprayer
Is Developed
At Penn State
A newly -designed portable
dilute for automatic spraying of
cattle is the latest development
of Tien-Hsi Cheng., zoologist
with the Agricultural Experi
ment Station at The Pennsyl
vania State University.
Dr. Cheng’s portable chute
is about the size of a barn
doorway As a cow passes thro
ugh the chute, a photoelectric
light beam is broken, trigger
ing an insecticide spraying or
dusting mechanism Mounted
on wheels, the chute "can be
used in a barn doorway -or as
a gate in a pasture. It is avail
able on the market.
The portable -device adds ex
tra convenience to Dr. r Chjeng’fl
earlier development of 'the au
tomatic sprayer. A cow can
give herself a trestnseat in -one
or two seconds. Insecticidal
material may be applied MS *
spray, an aerosol a« in bombs,
or as dust. - -
Beet cattle treated In test*
have gamed a half pound or
more in weight per ’day- than
untreated Dr, Ghene
says. On dairy ■fawns where fl
ies were a severe problem, milk
production 'has increased as a
result of fly -control ~tr-aatmjent.
Approved lifestocfc sprays, aer
osols, and duets are
■ The frame of Hhe device en
closes a photoelectric relay un
it, solenoid valves, and a tub
ing or pipe-system with several
outlets. It is operated by IK
volt alternating current or a ll
volt wet-cell batteiy.
Pequea Valley
Sewing Club
Reorganizes
The Pequea Valley 4-H
Cooking and Sewing Club held
their organization meeting re
cently in the Intercourse Fire
Hall. The meeting was called
to order by retiring president
Evelyn Groff. Two songs were
lead by Cynthia BracWnll.
Officers elected for the com-'
ing year were; President, Eve
lyn Hoober; Vice President,
Linda Khng; Secretary, Evelyn
Groff; Treasurer, Joan Kling;
Song Leader, Lucinda ißraekbill
and Nancy Bauer; Game Lead
ers, Judy Perella and Grace
Martin; News Reporter, Karen
Mellmger; and County Council
Representative, Evelyn Groff.
The next meeting will b«
held May 27 and will he open
■to mothers and daughters at
the Intercourse Fire Hall.
Mrs. Dorothy Zimmenmam
will give a talk on the proper
care o£ hair and nails.
The meeting was adjourned-,
■by Joan Klmg and Cynthia Br- -
ackbill. ■ ' >
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