12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 23, 1966 Waitress Wins Dairy Association County "Miss Hospitality” Title Mrs. Hilda Eisenberger, Pa- observations, tbe committee radise Rl, a waitress at Mil- selected the winner, ler’s Smorgasbord, has been . . TT chosen “Miss Hospitality” of .Fi!?*,, runneru ,P toMissHos- Lancaster County She will Pitality” was Dorothy Moser, compete at the regional res- Manor Plaza: second runnerup, taurant exposition in October Geraldine Graham, The Wil for the state title and a trip j ows to Copenhagen, Denmark. The contest, sponsoied by the Pennsylvania Milk Dealers Association, the American Dairy Association, and the Hilda Eisenberger Pennsylvania Restaurant Asso ciation, was held all dunng May with 10 Lancaster County restaurants cooperating The idea was to find wait resses with the best combina tion of those characteristics which help make dining out an enjoyable experience, plac ing emphasis on good groom ing, a pleasant peisonahty, and sales ability The challenge to their sales ability was the sale of a glass of milk to their, customers I Customers voted for then choice of waitiess The wait resses in each restaurant had an opportunity to select from among themselves their choice for the title, and management had an opportunity to rate then waitresses With this in formation added to its own Horace Mann is the father of the American public school system AVAILABLE NOW FOR AUGUST SEEDING • Cert. Alfa Alfalfa • Cert. Cayuga Alfalfa • Cert. Vernal Alfalfa • Cert. Buffalo Alfalfa • Cert. Narragansett Alfalfa • Cert. Pennscott Red Clover • Cert. Ladion Clover • Cert. Pennrad Barley • Pennlate Orchard Grass • Reeds Canary Grass • Climax Timothy • Pasture Mixtures • Balbo Rye SMOKETOWN Ph. Lane. 397-3539 com on PAsmi mid Mr Red Rose FREE —CHOICE MINERAL PROVIDES A COMPLETE RANGE OF MINERALS IN BALANCED AMOUNTS. . .j. The roughages and farm grains that your grazing cows do not supply the minerals that are essentiSS to the good health, growth and performance of your herd. IT’S IMPORTANT'that these minerals be furnisheil by supplementary feeding! PHOSPHORUS is the mineral most likely to be missing m the ordinal y diet of cows—COPPER is necessary for blood formation—COßALT is needed for rumen function —CALCIUM is required foi bone and teeth development —IRON forms good blood—SALT is needed for proper body functioning and proper digestion—MANGANESE lODINE are required also All of these minerals are included in Red Rose Free-Choice Mineral. Only a small amount of mineral is needed for your cows (V* to Ilb per week) Fill your mineral feeders with Red Rose Free-Choice Mineral and place them near the hay racks or water troughs If you do, your cows will be protected against mmeial deficiency, and at the same Lime assured good herd health—and will perform better in the milk line THESE DEALERS HANDLE THE COMPL ETE LINE OF RED ROSE DAIRY FEEDS Waiter Binkley & Son Brown & Rea Atglen Elverson Supply Co.' Elverson L. T. Geib Estate Manheim I. B. Graybill & Son Refton „ Strasburg E. M. Heisey Mt. Joy i - f HI C>urt»>y, Flint (Mich.) J>um«j^^jk Heistond Bros. Elizabethtown A. L. Herr & Bro. Qujrryville \ David B. Hurst Bowmansville Mountville Feed Service Mountville Musser Farms, Inc. Columbia Musser's Mjll The Buck- RED ROSE DAIRY FEEDS fed with good hay and pasture is the ideal diet for -your herd. They’re available in many protein, ...levels to suit the roughage you have on farm. ' Try them —and see the results in the milk pail where- it counts most! Try them—and you’ll use them always. Chos. E. Sauder & Sops >• £ ft. H. M. Stauffer & Sons, -fi ~“,"Tn Y IG VEHICLES lIOW’MOVII IS! Terre Hill Ammon E. Shelly ■ Lititz L. M. SnoveJy Lititz E. P. Spotts, Inc. Honey Brook' Inc. Witmer r- **■ i ' i! ' u, .l «•