Form Women No. 1
Moke Donations
ACrs. Daniel Brubaker en
tertained the Society of Farm
Women No. 1 at her home at
Ophrata R 1 on Saturday af
ternoon with Miss Rachel Bol
linger as co-hostess.
Mrs. Clayton Sangrey, the
president, was in charge and
Mhs. Marlin Moore led the de
votions. Twenty members at
tended.
Contributions were made to
the Migrant fund, a County
project, and to the State
Scholarship fund. A family
picnic will be held on Satur
day, June 26, at the Middle
Greek Church pavilion and
the picnic for all the Societies
of the County will be held at
Long Park on Tuesday, Au
gust 3.
Two new members were re
ceived into the membership
of the Club, Mrs. John L.
Weaver and Mrs. Charles
Adkley.
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ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF THE QUAKER OATS CO.
Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
Millport Roller Mills
S. H. Hiesfand & Co., Inc.
J. C. Walker & Son, Inc.
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■Mrs. Martin N. Swarr waa
the guest speaker. Her sub
ject waa “Romance of Roses."
She discussed the planting
and raising of the flower, the
making of potpourri and dis
played and served candy she
had made from roses. Anoth
er feature of the program
was several songs by Ken
neth Brubaker, small grand
son of the hostess.
Mrs. Sangrey announced a
history has been written of
the Societies of Farm Wom
en in the State of Pennsyl
vania and is now available on
order.
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Angus Associations.
7:45 p.m. County junior
leadership meeting at Farm
Credit Bldg 411 West Rose
ville Rd , Lancaster
Bpm Soil and Water
Conservation District Di-
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LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
Can a change of feed
FUL-O-PEP
Cattle-izer
DAIRY FEED
Millport
Salunga
Gap, Penna.
Phone Lane. 397-0751
Kirkwood Feed & Grain
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
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USDA Surveys
Local Effects Of
Crop Insurance
Federal Crop Insurance
payments help rural econo
mies when ci op failuies low
er farmers' incomes, accord
ing to a report issued by the
U. S. Department of Agri
culture.
The report by USDA's Eco
nomic Research Service looks
at the effect of Federal Crop
rectors
House
June 15 15-18, Extension
Homemakers Week at Penn
State University.
£> am. 4-H Dairy Club
at Henry Kettering Faim,
Lititz R 3.
6.30 p m iSpecial honey
producers meeting at Shenk’s
Fruit and Vegetable Farm,
Lititz R 4
745 pm Reorganiza
tion meeting for 4-H County
Council at Farm Credit
Bldg. All newly-elected rep
resentatives should attend
8 p.m Drumore 4-H Club
at Chestnut Level Church
House
June 16 1648 FFA Activ
ities Week at Penn 'State
University.
1648 Pennsylvania Poul
try Federation Summer
Conference at Penn State
Univ
8:45 am. Conestoga Val
ley Senior 4-H Sewing Club
at Conestoga Valley High
School.
June 17 7:30 Small
engine 441 Club organiza
tional meeting at Solanco
Junior High School, Quar
ryville.
PATZ
Safes & Service
Barn Cleaners - Silo
Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
Robert K. Rohrer
Quarryville, R. D. 1
Hensel KI 8*2559
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
Kirkwood
Witmer
Stevens, Penna.
Insurance on farmers, on fewer savings and more debts
businesses that deal with than uninsured farmers Their
farmers, and on local ccon- fauns weie less diveisifmd
omies. It also assesses the and lowci yielding, accouling
impact of Federal Ciop In- to the icporl
surance on other fcdcial
piograms
The report is based on a
study of due-cured tobacco
gioweis in Virginia and
wheat and barley farmers in
Montana in 1963, a year of
severe drought for both
regions.
borrowers.
Federal Crop Insurance Local businessmen, bankers,
payments for drought losses and tax collectors felt that
helped insured farmers avoid Federal Crop Insurance pay
spending their savings Pay- ments bolstered local econo
ments also prevented the mies, according to the repoi t,
debt situation of insured
farmers fiom deteriorating ~~~~~~
County Court
more than that of the financi-
ally better-off uninsured farm- ÜB'DA looks for a 2 percent
ers, the study found. increase in the spring tomato
FOHC-insured farmers gen- crop and 1 percent increase
erally had smaller incomes, in early sweet corn
1305 Manheim Pike (1 Mile North of Lane, on Rt. 72)
LANCASTER, PENNA. PH. 393-3906
We sell, service, guarantee installation.
Beacon Steel Cages, Hart Cup Watering Systems, Brock Feed
Bins and Grain Bins, Aerovent Ventilation, Oakes Mechanical
Cage and Floor Feeders and Hog Equipment, Herrmatic Feed
Carts, Egg and Manure Handling Equipment.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Juno 12, 1965—1
Landis Bros., Inc.
DUAL PURPOSE GRAIN LINS
For Grain Storage and Drying
Brock Quality Is Now In The Grain Bin Field
18 MODELS
18-21-24 Foot Diameter Bins
Capacity From 2200 to 9500 Bushel
See Your Brock Grain Bin Dealer Now
Or Write For Literature
Distributors of quality poultry and hog equipment.
Herr Equipment, Inc.
M.
“Pioneer of Laying Cages’’
R. D. 1, Willow Street (Lancaster Co.) Pa.
717-394-0654
Bankers and other lendu*
said that in computable in
come situations, FCIC-msuied
gioweis icpaid loans belter
than the umnsuicd gioweis.
Lenders were more willing
to carry delinquent loans and
make new loans for insui ed
HEADQUARTERS fOR
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OF EASY-TO-PAY-FOR
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