. * 17 .-..,,ltenting the Flying Farmers of
' 4 riying Farmer four chapters which Logan or-
UnriAi* ganlzed for International Fly-
Lnapicr# nonur Jng Farmers In recent year*—
L| V n(yan namely, New Jersey, Delaware,
» Maryland and Virginia. A
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, 'three-piece luggage set was
JSrtham. recently flew Into Rented to .the Logan's for
Kohester Airport to call their service to these chapter
2S Mr and Mrs Leebeit L. members during Logans ten
Sn, 1204 Paoli Pike. West ff r 5 « s Rt ;« 1 °" al Di L ector of
gSer The purpose of their International Flying Farmers.
jail was very much a surprise Logan retired as Director
<; ithe Logan’s. August 1, 1966. Harry Wilson
The Wilson’s were repre- was elected to replace him.
Rabbits
For Sale
Dressed or alive. We also buy Rabbits any
size, any color, all year round. Open 7 days
a week. We also buy pigeons and squabs.
Come up to Quakertown to Shelly Station
turn right, second road to left.
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!More farmers each
month prefer to buy
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Mr*. Wilton to ttill reigning
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The presentation was to have
been a surprise for Logan at
a joint meeting of the four
chapters at Lindenwold, N.J.,
September 18th, but Logan
was unable to attend that
meeting since he was recover
ing from recent surgery.
CROP NEWS
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Most late varieties of apples
are sizing nicely, and picking
should reach peak soon. Some
growers report Staymans are
splitting as a result of abun
dant rainfall. Harvest of
grapes for processing started
during the week in Erie Coun
ty. Quality of Concords as very
good in most sections this
year. Tomato picking is nearly
completed In all areas Ripen
ing has been slow because of
cool wet weather, and labor
shortages. Some growers in
the south are salvaging gieen
tomatoes for relish.
# N. H. Hog Show
(Continued from Page 6)
with a Duroc.
Ruoss, in his fourth year in
4-H, is an eighth grader at
Conestoga Valley Junior High
School He also won the fitting
title, while best showman went
to Robert Fisher, East Earl R 1
Reserve .champion honors
were won by Mary Louise Fish
er, East Earl Rl
Judge for the show was Les
ter Burdette, Penn State Exten
sion livestock specialist
Placings were Robert Fisher,
third, Elvin Lapp, Kmzei Rl,
fourth; Eben Lapp, fifth, Mike
Smucker, Ephrata R 2, sixth.
Enc Zeiset, East Earl Rl, sev
enth; and Bill Fisher, East Earl
Rl, seventh.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 8, 1966
Fort
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
IT’S WORTH KNOWING
You walk at least 4 miles and spend 25
hours of your time dining one year in mak
ing just one bed by the common dash-around
method Save time and energy by making
one side completely, then the other side
People who work with speed and effi
ciency usually have a plan They organize
their work in a logical sequence and do vari
ous jobs when they are timely Defrosting
the refrigerator before you do weekly shopp
ing is one example. The job is simpler when
food supply is low
To get full efficiency from your wash
er, use it every day or two, instead of 1 day
a week. You prevent soil and grime from THOMAS
damaging fabrics when you Sewing With Laminates
wash them frequently, soon Laminated fabrics have a
after they are worn When thin layer of polyurethane
you wash often, you need few- foam bonded permanently to
er clothes This point is especi- one side of fabric or between
ally important when there are fabric layers. When you sew
small children in the family, with these laminates, it’s
Daily washing is easier on 'the worth knowing . .
hot water supply and less tir- Ycu don’t need interlining
ing to you or interfacing.
Two Kinds of Rayon Marketed Your pattern should be sim-
The older type rayon is pie and require little fitting or
weak when wet You must tailoring
handle it carefully duung You won’t ha.o to shrink
laundering It also has poor fabric.
dimensional stability, and you Place pattern on right side
may find it difficult to press of fabric, gramline perfect,
back into the correct shape When folded, place foam sides
The new high-modulus or together
high-strength rayons aie strong Place pins at pattern mark
when wet Some trademark mgs and mark with chalk Use
names for the new high- medium needle, medium-long
strength rayons are Avnl, Av- stitch, and small amount of
ron, Corval, and Topul rayons piessme
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