# Hove You Heard? designing it so the heat may
(Continued from Page 15) not circulate properly.
buy towels with this brand f J h ® use alum l num
foil to caich the runover from
Aluminum Foil In The Oven a P>e in.the ovenis to wait un
... . .. . til the pie has been in the oven
Aluminum foil has many us- for a while and the pie looks
es. But one way not to use it like it’s about to bubble over.
ine ov , en This is the time to put a piece
When you line the bottom of 0 f foil only slightly larger than
the oven with foil, you are re- the pie pan in the oven. Turn
LOADER
Both Loader and Blade use the same Attaching Brackets.
From This . . ,
“Why wait until you are ‘snowed in’ again before getting prepared with a SAUDER LOADER, SNOW BUCKET or BLADE? Remember!
Some of the ‘worst’ snow storms we’ve had in Lancaster County have come m MARCH.
SEE YOUR LOCAL
FARM EQUIP. DEALER
TODAY
No Wrenches required
Many Makes and
“Fits”
Loader Accessories:
40"
Buckets
60" or 72"
up the edges of the foil, mak
ing a dish which will hold thl .
spillover. Place the foil on at ® Key Milk State
oven rook directly under the ' ro '» 2 “> ,
pen. Don’t nee 0 piece of foil * *"W»l
any larger than you need it other states Affected
and nevei cover the entire rack Similar tiends weie noted in
with foil, neighib oiling, Ohio and New
Jeusey.
Get the BIG silo unloader value!
VcmDcile
Delivers more silage faster I
tDaubla augar aya* /
tom dlga tha allag*
factor and mar*
avanly under all con*
dltiam whether all*
tia la frozen,
or dry.
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aapa tha mad
•paratlnt ava
and raqulraa
••war.
DELIVERS
Tha daubla auiara. oparatini In aonjunctlan TWO SIZESi
wtth tha palanlad V-paddla (mpallara, till* tha «*>«.«•
alla.a, mlzaa It thoroughly, and than throw* * " **
drawn tha ehuto. Yaur eowa and cattla oat goad, Hiayy Duty—far alia* Mr
palatable tllaga... net a powdarad math iaM to W
often happana with unlaadara ualnp Mawara.
CALEB M. WENGER write or rhoni ut
R. D. 1. QUARRYVILLE, PA. *** SAlirVmSff"'
Drumore Center KI 8-2116
to change from one to the other.
Models of wide Front Axle Tractors.
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To This . . ,
Mfg. by
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 18, 1967—17
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Blade Accessories:
1 ■*
In Ohio, eighth ranking milk
producing stiale in the wait ion,
the annual pei capita pi educ
tion rate dropped by 74 quants
per person between 1950 and
1985.. fi om 309 to 235 quarts.
In the same 15-year pemod,
New Jeisey sullencd a loss of
37 quails in its per capita milk
pt eduction late , . . liom 110
lo 73 quails
How much longei these
trends will continue is becom
ing a mattei ol concern Lat
est leports disclose a shan p
drop in 19C6 milk product inn
nn the nation—l 8 billion quarts
Less than the amount pioducecl
m 19G5 On a per capita basis,
the Loss amounted lo about nine
quarts less milk pen person.
• Bull To Attend
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the crops oiiected. estimated
crop losses, and measures being
taken to reduce losses.
“This is a problem that re
quires extensive study, not
only to cmb ciop losses, but
also to protect desu able species
of birds, - ’ Secretary Bull said.
The primary problem, however,
is to safeguaid food pi educ
tion to meet the needs of an
expanded population, he ex
plained.
BLADE
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NEW HOLLAND, PA,
PHONE 354-8721