Arming,* Saturday, January fs, 1964 • Have You Heard?
(Continued from Page 7)
prunes ... or medium, large,
or extra large prunes. The
smaller the prunes, the more
in a pouhd package. But size
has nothing to do with quality.
Bach year the prune crop
varies in the supply of parti
cular sizes. Large or small,
prunes are the same fine fruit
and have the same
value.
9—Lahcas^er
• Stor Farmer
(Continued from Page 1)
tf. Scranton had /challenged
fTFA. youths to prepare them
selves with the proper know
ledge and skills so that they
tan take- their places In -Agri
business of the future,
‘‘l firmly believe that Pean
aylrauia has the greatest op
portunity In agriculture of any
state in the nation. We are on
the edge of a rapidly growing
feMgalopolia extending along
(he eatirs Atlantic seaJboard
Which means a large popula
tion and a hig market, all con
aectad by our growing inter
state highway system.
“In Pennsylvania we hare
productive land and skilled
people to serve this ready mar
ket. You have a great future
in this greatest of all markets
in the United (States If you
train yourselves to be prepared
io meet it* needs.”
At conclusion of his speech,
PFA~ state president, Carl E.
Ginder, of Mt. Joy BD, Lanc
tMrtor County, presented to the
governor a certificate “as a to
ken of appreciation for en
couragement, cooperation and
assistance given to the Future
Farmers of Pennsylvania.”
The highest state degree,
“Keystone Farmer,” was con
ferred on 197 FPA members.
Certificates were prsented to
parents •with three or more
eons who have earned Keystone
Farmer honors. They were; Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Bowman, My
#rs*Owa, BD 1, Lebanon Coun
ty; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cur
tje, Union City, BD 3, Erie
COUNT ON
YOUR
SEED MAN
TO HELP YOU PLAN
BETTER PAYING
CROPS
FRANK H. BUCHER
LiUtz 626-6504
LESTER ERB
Elizabethtown 3C7-7112
JASON H. MELLINGER
Strasburg 687-6546
JONATHAN S. SHIRK
Leola 656-9302
D. WAYNE SWEIGART
Elizabethtown 367-2280
EDGAR C. UMBLE
Gap 442-4525 *
cHoffman
C/ FARM SEEDS
ALFALFA • CLOVER • PASTURE
OATS • FUNK'S G-HYBRIDS
County; Mr. *nd Mrs. Aaron
H. Martin, Denver, RD 1, Lan
caster County; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul J. Swartz, Muncy, RD 2,
Lycoming County; Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest E. Rishel, Mifflin
burg, RD 2, Union County, and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Min
nich, Kutetown, RD 2, Lehtgh
County.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nor
man, Liberty, RID 1, Tioga
County, whoso eon Donald re
ceived the Keystone Farmer
degree Wednesday, received
their certificate in 1960 when
another eon, Duane, was hon
ored.
• Form Show Results
(Continued from Page 4)
Small Tome -2, 4,7, Harry
Lamparter.
large Hens -1, 4,5, Harry
Lampiarter.
Medium Young Hens -2, 6,
Harry Lamparter.
Small Young Hens -1, 9,
Harry Lamparter,
Champion Dressed Turkey -
Harry Lamparter,
Reserve Champion Dressed
Turkey - Harry Lamparter.
.Best Display - Harry Lamp
arter.
4-H INSECTS
First Year (Member -1,
James D Rorabangh, Cones
toga R 2
Second Year Member -1,
Linda Porter, Washington Boro
Bl; 4, Barbara L Rorabaugh,
Conestoga 82.
SMALL GRAINS
Hudson Barley -2, Daniel
A. Brubaker, Bphrata 81.
CORN
10 Ear Hybrid Dent -1,
Daniel Trimble, Quarryville
Bl; 3. F. M. McCorkel, Bird-
In-Hand.
10 Ear open pollnnated dent
(Continued on Page 9)
WHY BUY
POOR QUALITY
HAY
--. use MASTER MIX
Gwsetßalk NFlahs
,
replace!l hm mm
l-T-i.a—^
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quality hay in some areas . . . plus
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AND ORDER YOUR SUPPLY TODAY . . .
See Your Dealer
Paradise, Pa.
ROSSER ROHEER EBY’S MILL
„ „ latitz, Pa.
Qnarrjville, Pa.
LEROY M. SENSENIG HEMPFIELD MILLS
Hinkletown. Pa. Pcterslmrs, Pa -
In one pound of small size
prunes, there'H be 67 to
which will make 10 to 12.
servings o{. 7 prunes each. In,
one pound* of large prunes,
there’ll be 43 to 53 which will
make 8 to 10 servings of 5
prunes each. Pound for pound,
there’s almost no difference
in the amount of edible fruit.
Some Ways To Stretch
Food Dollar
Use thrifty meat cuts that
have the same flavor and food
value «« the more expensive
cuts. Consider chuck roasts,
pot roasts, short ribs, end-cut
pork loin roasts, smoked pic
nics, pork shoulder steaks and
roasts.
Use low cost, nutritious
vegetables, such as potatoes,
onions, carrots, parsnips, tur
nips, and rutabagas, often in
your menu plans.
Read food ads and clip
coupons ahead ot time. Keep
up-to-date with food prices,
then you’ll know if special
prices are really bargains.
Buy more than one can or
package if a quantity dis
count is offered only if you_
can use the extra package to
advantage.
Be a considerate shopper. If
you pinch, drop, or squeeze
produce, you and other shopp
ers pay higher prices to cover
the loss.
L.F. Advertising Poys
• • •
Atglen, Pa.
.» .rfsuonoO waf ig m , B ,
PRE-SEASON SALE OF
USED FARM EQUIPMENT
'VALUE CHECKED" EQUIPMENT
' J. B. ‘•’SOIOR” dsl. tractor with L-PTO, new tim
J. D. “A” tractor with ROM, powr-trol
,J.D. hitch
1. H-. 0.-* M” tractor
-I. H. Cf. **H"* tractor with cultivator
New Idea No. 19 PTO spreader
John Dooro “N” PTO spreader
John Deere KBA 28 disk harrow
John Deere KBA 34 disk harrow
John Deere JBA 28 disk harrow
"AS IS" EQUIPMENT
New Idea No. 8 horse drawn spreader
Deflator snow blade for loader - 7 ft, wide
Cross cylinder com sheller
All Tractors Approved for Financing oa
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Interest Waived Until March 1, 1964
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Lancaster, Peuna. 303-3906
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