Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 20, 1970, Image 20

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    —Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 20.1970
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Mrs.
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too eaily to tell how successful
it will be Penn State l’ni\eisity
came in with a machine that
laid clown a nine foot wide snip
of plastic and spiead slue on the
one edge \s it came back and
laid down another stnp the
wheel ran ovei the glued edge,
cementing the two stiips to
gether so that when finished the
acie of giound was coveied with
a solid piece of plastic The edges
weie coveted with soil to hold it
down and make it an tight
This au tight co\ei killed all
plant and insect life, which had
the same effect as fumigation
which faimeis also use to steul
izc seed beds foi tobacco plants
Milleis plant 30,000 suawbeiiy
plants a yeai They have two
vauelies Robinson and Red
Glow and next yeai will have
some Red Chief They do tiy new
vaneties fiom time to time Thev
plant the stiawbeuj plants 35
inches apait in the lows and 44
inches between the lows Thev
get then plants on the Eastern
Shoie
Mi Millei glows wheat to get
s'law to mulch his berries It
lakes 175 bales pel acie He has
a machine which chops the stiaw
and deposits it aiound the plants
This is done in the fall to keep
down weeds and to keep mois
ture in the giound He also ients
this machine to othei faimeis
Mr Miller has been fai ming all
fcis life They bought this 44 aci e
ifarm 23 years ago A neighboi
ients theii meadow —for pastur
ing his cows Anothei man rents
thiee acres of giound to glow
celeiy and Milleis have a laige
garden
Mis Millei cans and fieezes a
lot of vegetables
She noimally glows 2CO feet oi
moie of sugar peas to sell to
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ELI F. KING
R D 1, Ronks
Pond Rd
Ph. 768-3870
Miller
friends This yeai their daughtci
and husband will giow a lot of
cantaloupes on then ground
Mrs Millet, Alla, is the
d„ughtei of Mi and Mis Jacob
Miller whose fifty fifth wedding
anniveisaiy will be next Wednes
day Mi and Mis Millet's wed
ding anniveisaiy is the next day
Alta giew up on her fathers
100 acie faim near Millersville
She giaduated fiom Penn Manoi
High School and the Millersville
Slate Noimal School Years latei
she took some ciedits at Penn
Slate L'niveisity She stalled
teaching at "Fianklin" which
was a one loom school, la'oi
taught at Cential Manoi and foi
the past 18 yeais has taught «ec
ond giade at Hambnght Ele
mentaiy School all in Manoi
Township
Millers aie membeis of
Rohieistown Mennonite Chinch
vheie Mis Millei was chinch
libiauan foi 10 yeais She has
taught the adult class at Sunday
School and taught at the Daily
Vacation Bible School for many
yeais She helps in then sewing
cncle. making clothes foi mis
sion vvoik
She is Contact Sister foi
Salunga distuct This yeai the
young people of the area Men
nonite churches aie asking the
families to donate excess food
they pioduce in their gaidens
and on then faims fiom June 5
thiough September This food is
collected in each distuct Millei s
aie using their tobacco house
cellai to keep food over night
It will then be taken to a cen
tial location in Lancastei and a
route man will huckstei it
thiough the lower income aieas
of the city on Fudays and Satui
days and it will be sold at a very,
veiy reasonable price
Mi and Mis Millei’s house is
aiound 150 years old and they
have many beautiful pieces of
antique fmnituie to correspond
Mis Miller took up lefinishmg
fumituie last winter at evening
classes at Hempfield School She
has leiimshed one antique end
table
Garber Oil Co.
Texaco Heating Oil
Burner Sales & Service
MOUNT JOY. PA.
Ph. 653-1821
PARADISE SUPPLY
Paradise, Pa
NEW BORDER FENCE
For Flower Beds and Bordeis, All Rubber
Also Flower Bed and Garden Tools, Hardware
and Building Supplies, Garden Seeds,
Flv Sprays and Spravers.
Peat Moss, Bark Mulch and Manv Other Items
Open Friday till Bpm Saturday till 3PM
Loves Strawberries
They have an unusual antique
high chan on wheels, which ad
justs to thiee heights On the
low position it will wheel like
a stroller but on higher positions
i« \ei> ngid and safe foi a child
to sit in They both like old
pieces that have been handed
down in the family.
Mi Millei collects lamps He
has four com ting lamps They
aie rate in Resign and quite
small The idea behind these
lamps was that they weie lit
when the gnl of the family entei
tamed hei boy fnend and when
the oil *an out it was time foi hei
boy fnend to go home He also
has two beautiful pigeon blood
\ases
Mis Miller has mam interest
mg hobbies She has a number of
Afncan violets and enjoys her
floweis outside in the summer
She likes to do ciewel She knits
sweaters, having taken a knitting
couise this past wmlei at Hemp
field School
The Millers enjoy tiavelhng
They have been to Califoinia,
Beimuda, Canada, Mexico, the
Caubbean including Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands, Switzer
land, Fiance, Geimany, England
and Holland
Mis. Millei collects bells, so
wheievei they visit she usually
buys some bells Being a school
teachei, one of her prized ones
is an old school bell which was
used to call the children back in
school. She also has a Bohemian
SAVE AT
BOB’S
Save Rite
market
743 S BROAD ST
LITITZ, PENNA
Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9
Sunday 9 to 5
I SUPER
I SHOES
H Self Service
H 2750 Columbia Ave.
H Lancaster
■ Lane. Co.’s Largest
H Shoe Store
■ All Ist Quality
H Super Low Prices
Will Not Cut Children
Pay Us A Visit.
Gordon B. Ressler
Mrs. Isaac N. Milter used her teacher-training talents to
make this poster for strawberry prices which is posted out
side where buyers can see it. She is ready to sample her
strawberry preserves and ice cream topping fresh from her
freezer.
glass bell bought at an antique has many fine pictures taken on
shop She has a nice set of seven then trips and they are very ed
biass bells fiom Switzerland, a ucational to show to her students
decorated china bell and all kinds at Hambnght
of metal bells Milleis have one
Photogi aphj is another hobby Arlene, who is married to James
of Mis Miller She takes 16mm Snavely and they live on Pine
movies and coloied slides. She (Continued on Page 27)
Phone 687-6292
Start raising more and better Calves
the Easy NURS-ETTE way
No more carrying pails of warm water or hand mixing
m''k reolacer Just fill the hotmer of the NURS-ETTE with
milk replacer and the NURS-ETTE will mix milk replacer
and warm water and keep it warm until calf nurses the mix
(approx 14 oz )
Then it will mix a fresh batch of water and replacer.
For more information contact
YOUNC BROS.
NURS-ETTE SALES AND SERVICE
Ph. 717-548-2462
Peach Bottom. R. D. 1, Pa. 17563
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