rm Wife
(Continued from Page 8)
n camy. Stir in a few drops
• green food coloring. Spread
chilled crumb crust. Beat
e: g whites with salt until
frothy. Add sugar gradually,
beating until stiff peaks form,
pile lightly over cream fill
ins. spreading to edges. Sprin
ge with reserved crumbs,
place under broiler about 8
mches from heated unit, for
on ly 1 minute until very
lightly browned Cut into
squares to serve. Makes 9
sen^ngs.
• Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page 1)
vile Equip. ICO , Farmers
viltte.
7:30 pm. Bphrata Young-
Adult Farm Welding Class
at Ephrata High Sehool;
sulbj - “Cutting mild steel
and welding sheet metal ”
Bpm AH Leaders’ Coun
cil at Farm Bureau Bldg,
Lancaster.
Mai 16 7 - 30 pjm. Reorgani
zation meeting Lincoln Com
munity Club at the Mount
Airy Fire 'Hall.
Mai - 17'— 11-am. Annual At
lantic Breeders Co-op at
Hostetter’s Banquet Hall,
Mount Joy. AM members in
\ited.
Chester County Dairy
Clinics- 1 pirn, at Honey
Brook Fire Hall, 8 pm at
Oxford High School Library
7 - 15 pjm. Forage Grow
ing meeting at the Lincoln
i-i
■fv Y s
WEAR!
PERFORMANCE!
PRICE!
Call u$ for. . *
ON THE FARM
TIRE SERVICE!
We wilt fix your tire ort the spot or leave
o B F Goodrich leaner to uj» FREE while
repair your t!re<
Landis Bros., Inc.
1305 Manheim Pike
Independent School, north Things moved fast after
of Martindale. M.M. Staith, that. He put conservation
County Agent, discussion principles to work at home
leader. and soon became so sold on
Mar 18 7-30 p.m. County the results that he began
4-H Holstein Club at Farm talking “conservation” to his
Credit Bldg. West Roseville neighbors. Soon the District rQf +ng
Rd., Lancaster. Directors found they needed I f 1
—7 30 pjm. Holstein Barn a director in the New Hoi- P, . \\/1 ( A C 1 *|
Meeting at John Harnlsh land area and asked Sensenig * 011X1 W IIC 2.110. F (llTlliy
farm, 1.036 Beaver Valley to accept the nomination He '
Pike was elected, and served two,
Mar 19 6.30 pm Lancas- four-year terms He retired l.finiPQ hi Cl VP Ynn T-T/aov/X P
ter County Shvme Produc- as a director in .064 after AIdV C IUU nediQ. r ~ .
ers’ annual banquet at Blue completing his second term By: Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Ball Fire Hall. Speaker, For niany years the Sen-
Daivin Boyd. senigs operated a retail store
on the farm. About six years
• Elmer Sensenia a s° the y built a modem su-
V. . 7 8 -s Permarket across the highway
(Continued from Page 1) frmn the fanTl The farm lt .
Lancaster County Distuct ” self is now rented out and
On his 46-acre farm in the the old stoie converted to
New Holland area Sensenig two apartments Sensenig still'
has been practicing conseiva- fattens and buteheis steers
tion for nine or ten years He at the farm, however These
was one of the pioneers in are halved at the faim slaugh
this form of land manage- terhouse, then transposed to
ment in his area His con- the store where they are cut
toured farm includes a grass up and sold. He moves about
waterway, a diversion terrace, 150 steers per year in this
and a one-half acre farm way. Hogs are also slaugh-
P° n d. tered at the farm, but these
iSensenig explained that he are bought rather than raised
first got interested in apply- After their seven children
ing conservation practices had grown and left home,
through his son, who farms the Sensemgs rented out the
in the Manor Township area, old farmhouse and built the
‘T was visiting down there attractive modern home in
one day when the Soil Con- which they now live along
servation Service technicians the farm lane,
were staking out contours,” „ , ,
he told us “First thing I . Each Pui chases hy
, , „ . „ fanners include moie than §3
knew my son and I were talk- bjjjon f or new tiactois, othei
mg about using these on the motor vehicles, machmeiy and
home farm ” equipment
TRUCK LOAD FARM TIRE SALE
NYLON POWER-GRIP
REAR TRACTOR TIRE
• Wider tread design gives longer, more uniform service
• Knife-action cleats slice into soil easily, bite deeper for
power pul)
• Open center tread and open channels assure complete
natural cleaning
# Power-Grip shoulders stand rigid os they bite into son
for positive traction
• Nylon construction gives added years of service
• Maximum flotation means faster work
in all types of soil
Lancaster 393-3906
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 13, 1965—1
Some New Way To Use Canned
Bartlett Pears
Tempt your children’s lagging appetites
with a funny face pear salad Diam canned
pears, place a half cut side down on
lettuce Design a face with laisins, maia
schmo cheines, coconut, nuts, 01 stups of
cheese Childien may like to cieate then
own tunny face salads
To seive with ham, chicken, least poik
or tuikey, tint canned pear halves using cian
beny juice Poui the cianbenv juice ovei
the peais, heat but do not boil, then chill so
peais can absoib the coloi and flavoi of the
cianbeiry juice Peais will have a tangy
and intei estmg flavor
Add a giatmg of fresh gin- „
® For Good /Sewing Results
gei root,, a few slices of
ciystallized ginger, 01 a pinch ou Set top peiformance
of gx own'd ginger to canned fl ° m youl . sew \ ng . mac Ji ne
when you keep it clean This
peais Simimei a few minutes, means taking out lint and
then serve as a go-wibh legularly.
the meat course (Continued on Page 13)
Wilson Cox, Ft. Atkinson, Wis., raised a fall litter of
19 pigs to a record-making 4,045 lbs., in just 5 months and
7 days. And he did it under practical farm conditions, with
feeds regularly stocked and recommended by his dealer as a
part of every quality Wayne Tail Curler Program (Mr. Cox’s
was the second Wayne-fed litter to top the 2-ton mark in
recent years.) Feed conversion was 2.91 pounds of feed per
pound of pork, with a feed cost of $8.38 per cwt. from farrow
ing to market.
It's no accident that records like these are made with
Wayne. Wayne Feeds have the quality ingredients, the tested
formulas, that meet the exacting requirements of top hog
men. You can "Bank on Wayne" too. Come m and let us
tell you about the proven Tail Curler hog feeding program.
HERSHEY BROS.
lieiuholds
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 1. East Earl
J. K. STAUFFER & SON jj jyj STAUFFER
.Lawn and JSellane
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
KOIIRER’S MILL
R. D. 1, Ronks
. 1 I( "
FOWL'S FEED SERVICE
R D. 1, Quart yvillc
U, I), a, reath Rollout
MILLEKSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Milleisville
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
& SONS, INC.
Witmer
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1, Stevens
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