Grapes—Mccl anical Labor o r tlnswoik .s done now b\ local lion but no one scuiis to doubt vcenl into tsl laboi \ lot of giowcis do thin tlnu it'i on the \\a\ own piumng tlnough the wmtei Table a apes much is tlu> months, and a meat many of giow in Cahfoima. pitscnl machine cant be done then childien to the fields with not H l * a * lcasl them, they get some eyeicise. But theie is little doubt that some sunshine, and some extia Chavez has speeded up mcdi ircome The\ seem to like U and amzation wheie it is piactical so do the gioweis Many faime.s and close ob- Theie is talk in the aiea of a seiveis picdict the laboi leader machine that will do the piuning will woik himself and otheis out and timiming, but it hasn’t jet of a iob in California, just as he been developed It will be* has in the G’eat Lakes ugicn though, says Dr Hacslei, of the Penn State Extension Seivice How long it will take toi total mechanization of the giape m dustrj is a inattei foi specula- With some shown in developing ;i grape in dustry in Southeastern Penns'l vama, the following article fio’m a recent issue of Noi theasl -\gii culture may have local inteiest Cesar Chavez docsn t cl; aw much water in the grape belt of the Great Lakes region He s the fellow who has been trying to organize the faim woikeis who pick grapes in Califoi ma, and the one who has led the agitation foi the grape boycott. Just about eveiy giape •' the Great Lakes aiea will be picked hy machine this yeai, and so if Chavez shows up there he II ha\e to talk to himself, the e will be no migrant grape pickets theie to organize. They do use some hand labo though. Tumming and pairing are still done by hand, and it takes hand labor to tie the \ ines to the trellis But practicallv all LLOYD H. KREIDER Auctioneer and Sales Manager Quarryville R#2, Box 180 Ph: 786-3394 i'V%‘. .Mw f Intercourse, Penna. Across the Editor's Desk Fiom the June Poultry Tn bune Commenting on the pio bable egg situation foi late 1970 * Klaw - and eaily 1971 Joseph G Had w new noiiana dy, California egg pioducei (Continued fiom Page 2) piocessor and marketer sa\s weights 24-26 Wholesale 26 25- I don’t think theie’s any doubt 27, Sows 18 50 21, Boars 17-18. that we aie going to see a bust C-VLVES *** pi ices June 39, 1970 "I behe\e, howevei we will Receipts of 109 Calves sold lecover fiom this bust much S 2 00 higher Choice and Pume faster than a lot of people 50 56 Good and Low Choice 44- might think we will because de 50, Standaid 38 44, Common 22- cision making is getting into 3g fewer hands Nine loads of hay and stiaw they aie being kept much moie sold as follows Mixed Hay 29-46; infoimed about cunent mdus- Straw 27 50-32 ti y pi oblems ” C. B. HOOBER & SON HAY June 29, 1970 CALL Titus Burkholder 600 Gal. Mojonnicr Vacuum Tank with Automa tic Washer and Xew 5 hp. Dun Bush Compressor 650 Gal. Eseo Bulk Alilk Tank 31.C.D. 1 X.Y. years old 3 H.P. Brunnei Compressor Belt Dihen 2 H.P. Lehigh Compiessor Belt Duven 1 Used Klenezate Automatic Bulk 31ilk Tank Washer 12 & 7 Can Stai 3lilk Cooleis I “high Cmmuessois Automatic Bulk Tank Washeis NOTICE We hate been appointed S'oelmg Waiehouse toi 31.1 k Keepei Bulk Tai s CALL Leroy Zook LANCASTER SILOS OR\ BAPX EQUIPMENT WEAVERLINE CARTS CALL Gas. Eshleman See Our Display of Golden Malrin Bait: Also Ortho Fh Spravs Check Our Prices Just Arrived ALUMINUM GATES 10 -12 -14 -16 Foot JULY SPECIAL POLYETHYLENE FILM Covers 32 \ 100 6 Mill Loot RADIO CONTROLLED TRUCKS FOR BETTER Bust, Faster Recovery ‘Pioduceis are getting moie and more sophisticated in that Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 4. 1070-- l.'i Seven Youths Complete Form Safety Instruction Sc\en Ephrjta School ;vOUthi hau- lomplcUd ilu tiac -101 .incl f.nm machine) y safely *omse which cn.ibics them 10 4_h Speaking Contest comply with fodcul f.um sality icqui'cmcnts