[ Red Rose Free-Choice Mineral to meet
idual needs of dairy herds, steers, dairy
rs, sheep, goats and swine.
selecting feeds made with your own grain
local mixes, be sure to insist on:
RED ROSE SUPPLEMENTS
RED ROSE LIVESTOCK MINERAL
RED ROSE POULTRY MINERAL
S. Groff
frth Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa.
Ammon E. Shelly
Willow Farmers R - D - 2. x-ititz, p».
Association
rest wuiow, p«. -Brown & Rea
Atfilen, Pa.
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ORN PROFIT
USE THIS TRIO OF
GH
PROFIT PRACTICES
Start with a high capacity
FUNK'S G-HYBRID...
Plant it thicker...
Apply extra fertilizer to
feed the extra plants.
POSITIVE
PROJECTION
s for all livestock
Mountville Feed
Service
K D. 2, Columbia, Pa.
TWIN GIRLS AND TWIN LAMBS got together at the Pennsylvania Farm
Show. Vicki and Kimberly Bowman, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Bow
man, Dauphin Rl, are shown petting the twin Hampshire lambs owned by G. M.
Van Wagner, also of Dauphin Rl. Van Wagner brought the lambs to the farm show
because their mother had no milk and he had to feed them on a bottle.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 25,
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10?
Farm Women 18
Entertained
Mrs Henry -Hiestand, Sailin
gs, entertained (mexn/bere of
Farm. Women Society 18 'with a'
chseussion and demonstratio*
<yf her (button collection at a
meeting held Monday at the
Salem United ■Church olt Christ,
Rohrerstown
Hostess for the event Vi«
Mrs. •Christ Greider. •Presldesi’t
Mrs Willis Esibenehade Hvas ini
the chair. Mrs Esihenshade and
Mrs. David Hess reported ok
the Partin Women’s Convention
at Harnattrarg. Mrs. Robert R.
Good was in charge of devo
tions.
Next meeting Of the group
vrlil be held at the home of
Mrs. Benjamin Greider, Bant
and Blizalbeth Sts , ilandlsvill©,
on Saturday, Pdb 15 at 1
4 pm '
Farm Women 3
Seat Officers
Newly elected officers of So
ciety of Farm Women #Z were
seated at a recent meeting in
the home of Mrs. Gilbert Paul,
Stevens 81.
The new officers are, presi
dent, Mrs Harry TJsner, vice
president, Mrs William Efber
ly; secretary, Mrs Harry Palm;
treasurer, Mrs Harvey Geh
man
Reports of the state conven
tion held in Harrisburg Jan
uary 13 and 14 were given by
Mrs. Ivan liberty and Mrs>
Harold Stulber Because of the
severe snow stoma hundreds ot
members were unable to get to
the convention -which marked
50 yehrs Of the organization.
During the business session
a contribution of s2's was giv
en to the Cancer Society. Six
.to if fold
seals a t . ffcltoa H-X'-an an
na ry 20 ,
The closing feature was a
skit by 10 members, “The Ga
thering of. orthH jtNuts”, in
charge of Mrs Raymond Rhail,^
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