Clifford Hollowoy Jr.
Eloetod Grongt Mottor
Fulton Grange #6B met In
regular session September 0
with Clifford W. Holloway Jr..
Master, presiding, ihe Grange golirc Sunday sales.
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ONE
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PORK
ON
ONLY
2.9
FEED
...with F
Gro-Pork
Talk about fast gains ... on less feed per
pound of pork! Let us tell you how hogs fed
Ful-O-Pep Gro-Pork 45 and ground corn—lo
weeks to market—can produce a lb. of gain
on only 2.9 ibs. feed.
Extra feeding efficiency —extra pork from each
lon of feed—can make a big difference in your
GRUBB SUPPLY COMPANY Elizabethtown
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
MODEL F GLEANER
The Model F Gleaner combine is new and bigger this year so that
you will profit more.
• Bigger cylinder—37% inches. .
• Bigger separating area. 6,875 sq. in. (with walkers extended)
• Bigger cleaning capacity—3,44l sq. in.
• Bigger wing-type grain bin—77 bushels.
• Bigger capacity elevator.
• AND bigger operator platform, bigger engine, bigger tires, bigger
axles, bigger cab, larger wheel base.
• More crop combine versatility than all the others: 13'—15—17'
Grain Headers.
I Corn Heads: 2-row 40", 3-row 40", 4-row 40"; 4-row 35";
4-row 30", 3-row 30": 6-row 20"
Here’s where you get top combine performance. Financing tailor
made for you.
Roy H. Buck, Inc.
Ephrata, R. D. 2
Allen H. Molrx Form Equipment
New Holland
< -4 £
] \ . Nisslfey Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa..
went on record opposing all ton
recommendations of Governor
Shafer's Special Liquor Codo Ad
visory Committee to make It
easier to sell liquor In Pennsyl
vania, one of them being to lc-
r JA
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net returns. Get the extra efficiency of Ful-O-
Pep Gro-Pork 45—for top feed conversion at
low cost.
Come in. Check the record on Ful-O-Pep Gro-
Pork 45. It could be the most profitable 10
minutes you’ve spent this year! And we’ll be
happy to visit with you.
L. H. Brubaker Grumelii Farm Service
Lancaster, Pa. Quarryville, Pa.
Th« following officers wore
elected for a one-yoor term: Mas
ter—Clifford W. Holloway Jr.;
Overseer Richard Holloway;
Lecturer Mrs. Joj.se Wood:
Steward James Huber; As-
sistant Steward Stanley Stauf-
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Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens and Leola
ALLIS-CHALMERS
N. G. Myers & Sen
Rheems, Pa.-'
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
for Jr.: Chaplain John Gal
breath: Treasurer R. Clair
Murphy: Secretary ~ Mrs
Charles McSparran; Gatekeeper
Earl Smoker; Ceres Mrs
Richard Holloway: Pomona
Miss Elaine Galbrcath; Flora
Mrs. Ira Wclk; Lady Assistant
Steward Mrs. Stanley Stauf
fer Jr: Pianist—Miss Mary Lou
Wesley: Librarian Mrs Owen
Groff; Flower Committee—Mrs
Philip Gifling and Mis Ralph
Armstrong: Purchasini! Agent—
C G McSparran: Junior Matron
Mrs Jacob Fan tom. Hospitali
zation Secretary Mrs Robert
McSparran: Trustee Gyles
Brown: Scout Representative
Charles Tindall Sr, Elected for
thiee year terms weie Execu
tive Committee member Nor
man Wood; Finance Committee
member Leßoy Stumpf and
Tiustees J Robeit Reed and
Thomas Galbreath. These offi
cers will be installed at the Oc
tober 14 meeting.
y "■'l
The Grange voted a $5 00 do
nation to the Pa State Grange
Contest Winners Fund
The following were appointed
to secure Fifth Degiee appli
cants- Norman Wood, Mrs Vir
ginia Beck and Mrs Thomas
Galbreath. Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Wood were elected alternate del
egates to the Pa State Grange
convention which will meet in
Butler Oct 21-24
Mrs Jesse Wood, Lecturer,
conducted games, for everyone
at the meeting and gave read
ings “Definition Of A Dnt Farm
er” and “What Is A Grandmoth
er ” Clifford Holloway Jr and
son Clifford presented a comic
leading “Say Dad”
The next meeting, September
23, will be the annual Booster
Night with the Little Britain
Sewettes 4-H Club presenting
the program The piogram will
be preceded by a covered dish
supper at 7 pm. to which all
Grangers are urged to attend
and bring then friends and the
4 H Club members and their
families aie extended a special
invitation The following will be
in charge of the dinner Mi &
Mrs Marion Eckman, Mr & Mis
Ellis Sheetz, Mr & Mrs Norman
Wood, Mr & Mrs Haiold Gray
beal, Mi & Mrs Robert McSpai
ran and Donald Eckman Every-
■e
Something NEW at the
BLACK & WHITE
HOLSTEIN FARM
SHOW SALE
at the Cow Sale Pavilion
along Rt. 230 Bypass directly across from the Comet Out
door Theatre, just west of Lancaster.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1968
7:30 P.M.
Ribbons & trophies to the top 13 cows; 6 Ribbons & Trophies
to the 6 top cows 3 years old & younger; 6 ribbons & trophies
to the 6 top cows 3 years old and over.
Grand Champion Cow Ribbon and trophy
TOTAL 70 HEAD
Recoids up to 20,000 lbs milk, 900 lbs fat, 6 cows classified Veiy
Good 50 hand picked show cows from 6 states to impiove your
show herd . ,
Top bloodlines Maiquis, Osboindale Ivanhoe, Whulhill King
pin, Ceiling Rockman. Wis Achievement daughters
Lot of top cows not classified but will classify vei y high
2 yeais credit teims. Credit can be an anged piior to sale.
, CHARLES C. MYERS, Owner
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 14.1968--1
Farmers Use
Convenience
Foods More
The old image ol Hie fum ta
ble groaning under the burden
ol home cooked goodies has ie
ceivcd .1 shalleimg blow liom a
study of the inci eased use of
* convenience ’ foods by the US.
Department of Agnculluie
The study seems to say that
those harvest of heap'll#
tiays of tiled chicken, foui or
(he hometown vegetables and
scveial vaneties of homemade
pies, cookies and lakes aie some
thing of a nostalgic memoiy
The USD\ study computes
the use of convenience foods m
1955 and 1965 fiom data gather
ed on all foods used in a one
wcek peuod in each of these
yeais
And believe it or not, it was
found that faim families increas
ed then use of convenience
foods in money value terms by
61 peicent between 1955 and
1965
Howevei, if it is any consola
tion, the money value of these
foods used per person per week
was still less for faim families
($1 98) than the average for the
US ($2 47)
The average inciease for all
households in the 10-year penod
was 34 percent, with low-income
households having a 47 peicent
inciease and high-income house
holds, 28 peicent
• Farm Calendar
(Continued fiom Page 1)
2 00 p m —Babv Beef Judging
8 00 p m —Chord-a-Liers
Fiiday, Septembei 20
Solanco Fair
10 00 am —Baby Parade
2 00 pm —Fat Hog and Baby
Beef Sale
6 30 p m —Parade
8 30 p m —Ruial Youth Awaids
one should bung a meat dish,
anothei dish and then own place
setting Tablecloth, i oils, butter
and drink will be furnished
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