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CUT TOBACCO LABOR COSTS-
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Available At The Following Representatives and Stores'
John E. Melhorn Maurice Good
Mt. Joy GordonTiile & Gap
G and G Evan E. Dinger Harvey J. Miller
Farmers Feed & Supply Rcinholds & Richland Jonestown
Enos R. Buckwalter Feed & Supply Mtitz ' Manheim Stephen Kurtz Henry B. Hoover
Bird-in-Hand New Holland & Bareville Morgantown Ephrata
Lancaster Service Center
Quarryville Service Center
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AGWAY, INC.
The Successor To
Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc.
Ephr«ta;‘ Sept. 30-Oct. 3, New
Holland Farmers Fair, New
Holland; and Oct. 7-9, Man
heim Farnji Show, Manheim.
The Penna. Livestock Ex-
position will be held Nov. 9-13
at the Farm Show Building,
Hairisbuig.
• Chick Hatch
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cent from comparable period
in 1963. The number of broiler
type eggs in incubators on
July 1 was 2 per cent above
July 1, 1963, indicating a larg
er hatch of broiler chicks in
July 1964 than in July last
year.
There were 47,029,000 egg
type chicks hatched in June, 13
per cent above the number
hatched in June 1963 All sec
tions of the country reported
increases above a year ago.
LAMPETERSTRASBURG
4-H CLUB
By Donna Martin
News Reporter
Lampeter-Strasburg 4-H cook
ing club met at the home of
Mrs. Robert Hess recently with
13 members present.
The president, Linda Welk,
called the meeting to order.
The members were reminded
by their leaders to keep their
books filled out.
After the meeting, Alice
Savidge gave a demonstration
on how to make pizza.
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Prescott Service Center
Annville Service Center
Jacob L. Kurtz Wilson Scott
Elizabethtown West Willow
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 25, 1964—7
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Southeast District 4-H Demonstration Day Win
ners: Karen Mellinger, Bird-in-Hand, (left) and Evelyn
Groff, R. D. 1, Gordonville, were winners in the bread
demonstration at Allentown this week.
• Four Local
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Manheim R 4, public speaking.
Joyce Horst, Ephrata Kl, and
Jane Smith, Ephrata R 2, cloth-
ing demonstration.
White übbons weie won by
Dennis Allen, Quarryville R 2,
who presented a poultiy dem-
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onstration, and Lilli Ann Wi
vell, Columbia Rl, and Pa
tricia Yunginger, dairy food
demonstration.
The championship squads
•will compete foi state honors
dining the annual Pennsylvan
ia 4 H Days at University Park
next month.
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