w-»Wqj«fr" _- - 1 a .at ato go_-on ;,a free trip.-
IBanMpy omen i W in'the "Meadow 'Members donated $5O to the
I giVoalrfir ? ! tDfning House. , Child Development Center, the
riCai wpcftKCr r ' was the spea- county project, and $2O to F
#*W» Pn»*nin«a Henry C Her- FA exchange program. An auc
rOrillOaa Shjfe.fei'w^s'hostess. Mrs H. Lan- tion of baked goods was held.
' 'Members of .Farm Women and Wednesday, June 26, at 2
Society 10 recently heard a members answered ,01l call by pm members will meet at 28
speech on “Foranosa, the Peo*- telling where they would like S Queen St, for an organ re
BEACON FEEDS
ROYER FAMILY
Age
2 yrs. 6 mos.
992
This is the second highest notional record in fat ever made
by a senior two-year-old Holstein.
Zsa Zsa is now milking 113 pounds per day starting her
second lactation.
BEACON FEEDS has been the sole grain ration of this fine
heifer.
BEACON makes available all nutrients required by the cow
not only to make milk but to replenish and maintain body re
serves. Beacon provides uniform and palatable top quality feed
to help keep cows on feed.
BOMBERGER'S STORE
FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY
CLEM E. HOOBER MILLPORT ROLLER MILLS
Intercourse llifl, liitit/
GERMAN'S FEED MILL
FEEDS
Salutes The
Of Lancaster
On The Excellent Record Made By
Blossomeile Zsa Zsa Twin
Milk Production Test Fat
305 days
365 days
Elm
Lancaster
He.iii er
WENGER'S FEED MILL
4.1
21,122
4.1
23,958
I. B. GRAYBILL & SON
Strasbarß
0. K. McCRACKEN
Manheim
EARL SAUDER, INC.
Xew Holland
Jlheeius
Beacon Division of Textron Inc.
YORK, PA.
851
' The next meeting will be Co. Farmers
held Saturday, July 6, at I’3o p .
pm. at the home ot Mrs. Jr 111 LOHI L/FOpS
Pierce B Landis, 2380 Kissel f T 1 f
Km Rd. Under iLoan
Co. Farm Women
Donate $lOO
For Scholarships
-A donation of $lOO to the
Citizens Scholarship Fund was
made by the executive board
of the Lancaster County Farm
Women at a recent meeting in
the home of Mrs Carl Diller,
Society 21, Refton Mrs J Ri
chard Jackson of society 22
was co-hostess
The county project for the
year will be the Child Devel
opment Center. Each of the
24 societies will make a lump
sum contribution
A family picnic will be held
by all the societies on Wednes
day, July 24, at 12 30 pm.
in Long Park.
Treats for the Lancaster
County Home will be provided
by Societies 1 and 2 in June;
Societies 3 and 4 in Jul\, and
Societies 5 and 6 in August
The farm women will pro
vide refreshments and ehapei
ons for the USO dance on Sat
urday, Aug 17, and Satin day,
April 4 Societies 1 to 12 will
be responsible on Aug 17 and
Societies 13 to 24 on April 4
Mrs Kenneth Eshelman,
county president, presided Mrs
Gilbert Paul, Society 3, led de
votions.
The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, Aug 6, at 1 30
p m at the home of Mrs Frank
P Hodeckei, Society 10, 007
Rohrerstown Rd Mrs Andrew
Nissley, Society 23, will be
cohostess.
4-H Sewing Club
Names Officers
Janice Knight was elected
president of the Lititz 4-H
Sewing Club which mtet re
cently at the home of Mary
'Swarr, 42 East Second Ave.
Other officers elected were,
Daune (Palmer, vice-president;
Mary Swarr, secretary; Vicki
Davidson, treasurer; Carol
Brubaker, news reporter; Joyce
Bowman, song leader; Daune
Palmer, Mary Spangler, Bev
erly Hess, game leaders; Jan
ice Knight, representative to
County Council: Mrs Howard
S'warr, Mrs. Eugene Snang.er
and Mrs. Milton Brubaker lea
ders.
President Kennedy has said,
“We shall pay any price, to
assure the survival of liberty.”
buying U S. Savings Bonds is
a small part of the pr - ce for
Everybody knows how to say Keeping Freedom in Your Fu
nothing, but few know when. ture.
Thirteen members were pre
sent and the next meeting will
be held on June 12 at the home
of Mrs. Swarr.
1963 H & N “Nick Chicks” are improved models
of the H & N “Nick Chicks” which earned an
award* for highest income ($3.12 per hen hous
ed) *USDA summary report ARS 44-79-2. Order
today. Write, or call by telephone - 653-9891.
FLORIN FARMS, INC.
Mount Joy, Pa. RFD #l, Box L-176
Farming, Saturday/June 8, 1963
Farmeis m Lancaster Coun
ty had put 4771 bushels of
1962-crop coin under pnce
suppoit loans and purchase
agreements through Ap-il Fred
Seldonnidge, Chairman Lan
caster County Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Committee, has announced.
This compares with 1599 bush
els of the 19 61 corn crop
which were covered by the sup
port program as ot the end
of April a year ago
Farmers had until May 31
to put 19 62-crop corn under
support, and the loan maturity
date is July 31 Loan maturi
ty dates lor all other grains
have passed except tor soy
beans, foi which the loan re
payment date was extended to
July 31
Throughout the country,
1962-crop corn put under
price-support loans and pur
chase agreements through
April totaled almost 532 mil
lion bushels A year earlier,
548 5 million bushels of 1961-
ciop corn had been put under
support as of the same date.
Of the 1962-crop corn under
support, almost 450 million
bushels were under farm-stoi
ed loans
Certified Egg
Program Grows
HARRISBURG Five years
ot Pennsylvania’s certified
quality conti ol egg program
were completed in April with,
a new high volume and a con
sistent record of month-by
month gains, E J Lawless,
poultry division chief in the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture’s Bureau of Ma.-
kets, reported today
Starting in 1958 with foil’
plants participating, the pio
gram has grown to 42 plant?
Others are expected to qualify
and participate.
From a beginning of 10 8-
000 dozens, the sa es o< certi
fied eggs now exceed 2 5 mil
lion dozens pe • month
For the lne-j«ar period,
sales have totaled 4,008,162
cases or 120,244,860 unison
dozens, an average of 801,632
oasis ,ci jear
The program is on a fee
basis and monthly income now
exceeds $l,OOO, with a five
jear total of $43,023, or an
average of $8,604 per year.
H & N LEGHORNS
Day Old Pullet Chicks
and Started Pullets
(10 to 20 weeks)
5
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