Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 04, 1970, Image 9

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    Many Area FFA Youths Win
(Continued from Page 8)
was third Both will iccme .1
•Hp ia PennsvKania
In Ar Mechlin it's Skill ion
test, with 47 competing I-.uiv
Barkdoll. Dovci. was second
and took n gold medal
In the Agiono.nv contest,
With 60 competing, Banv llos
ilcr, Elizabethtown, iccciml an
hanoiablc mention.
Wolfe Wins Contest
' Gciald Wolfe, Manhcim Cen
feral, won a first place gold
medal and a tup in Pennsyl
vania in the Machmeiy Adjust
ment and Farm Power contest,
in which 27 competed
Robert H. Good
Regional Vice President
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WE SELL, SERVICE AND INSTALL
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R. D. 1, Willow Street
Mike Mowrer, (standing) Owen J Roberts High School,
Chester County, and Carl Weidler, Elizabethtown judge a
heifer calf in the Dairy Cattle contest. Weidler received a
bronze medal in the contest
In the same contest, Dennis
Landis of Penn Manor was thud
and also won a gold medal and
trip in Pennsylvania
John Adams of Red Lion ie
ceived honorable mention
In Meat Judging with 42 en
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Wheat Price Support
tiants, Adolf Bensmger, So Levels for '7O Listed
lanco, icceived an honoiable „
mention Faimeis eni oiled in the 1970
The Lancaster Cheste, and wheat plogidm dle ell § lble fol
the Lancaster Lnestei and price suppolt loans on the 1970
York counties softball team al- t C 1
so won the championship in Loan £ fol wheat stol ed on
athletic events Bariy Mai tin. the fam }S $135 per bushel
pitcher fiom Grassland Chap Waiehouse lodn rat £ foi No 1
ter gave up only two hits in , vhea t is $1 24 until July 10, $1 25
the five games necessary to cap- flom July n t 0 August 7 , and
ture the title §i 26 fiom August 8 until Sep
tember 4, aecoiding to Miss
Miss Joan Lucas Is New Doiothy Neel of the Lancaster
Local Home Economist c ° unty AS( r s offic f „ . .
For warehouse loans, the fol-
Miss Joan Lucas, daughter of lowing discounts will be made
Mr and Mrs Chailes E Lucas based on grade deteinunations
Ji , West Chester, assumed her No 2, 1 cent; No 3 3 cents, No
duties as assistant extenion home 4, 6 cents. No 5, 9 cents, light
economist foi Lancaster County gailicky, 5 cents, gaihcky, 10
on July 1 cents, light smutty 2 cents and
She will assist Mis Dons smutty, 6 cents Waiehouse stoi-
Thomas, Countv home economist age is available at Caigill’s at
A giaduate of Mansfield State Mauetta and Nelson Weavers at
Teacheis College, Mansfield, Pa , Lime Rock and New Pi evidence
Miss Lucas icceived a Bacheloi Wheat loans do not matine
ol Science degiee in home eco- until Apul 30, 1971 If the
nomics this May maiket price of wheat goes up
While in College, she was a beyond the loan i ate, the faimei
member of Alpha Sigma Tau, can ledeem the wheat by lepay
national social soronty, secietaiy mg the loan plus mteiest Intel
of hei semoi class and a member est is computed at 30 cents pei
of Omicion Gamma Pi, home monht per $lOO
economics soi onty Farmers eni oiled in the wheat
She is a member of the Amen- piogram will also eam ceitificate
can Home Economics Association payments on wheat haivested
and the Pennsylvania Home Eco- These aie computed on 48 per
nomics Association cent of the allotment times the
Among her hobbies aie cook- normal yield established for the
mg and swimming She was a fann, times the ceitificate pay
'swimming m'tiuctoi following ment late of SI 57, up fiom $1 52
high school graduation, last yeai, Miss Neel said
RUGGED, QUALITY
CONSTRUCTION
Handles haying jobs for
TROUBLE-FREE YEARS!
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SPECIAL PRICE $1995.
ALLEN H. MATZ, Inc.
505 E. Main St.. New Holland Ph: 354-2214
Lancn-stor Farming. Saturday. July 4.1070 - 0
Shoppers Insist on Perfect,
Convenient, Low-priced Food
Piolile o( an \meinan food
shoppei she's a hi r;hl hi 1 who
wants a pioduet that imolus
k's lime, hss waste and I ’>s
monev
She-i .nso ,i \c i> dem.'iiduiH
shoppei who has mown lo know
tli.it she doesnt h.iu> to si'th
101 second hi si
These weie some of the
thoughts e\pios-ccl lecenlly b\
maikelm" specialists who at
tended a nieelint; sponsoied b\
the Pennsylvania Depailnienl of
Agiiculluie, Leland II Bull,
Pennsylvania secietaiy of
culluie, lepoiletl leccntly
One maiketing specialist made
the obseivation that the shoppci
icaches foi a pioducl the Hist
time if it catches hei eve but
won’t lepcat the act unless the
pioduct is good
“The typical shopper will sel
dom complain to a stoiekeepei
if a pioduct is infenoi,’’ the
specialist said “Howevei, she
will never pin chase the item
again ”
An opinion expiessed at the
meeting was that a new bleed of
food slioppi i hast im i m d on 1 lie
\ inn k .in s t*clk
Tilt 1 ncu bleed w.mts .1 pioduet
Wall .111 ,l!l .lllue ,lppi ,1| .lIK C*
I’i orliu ( 'inis! .iNii In ipu un-
i.iaikid pi i li'dl\ loi nit il .mil lie
(I iso .i'll lice I lie mu In i oil
■ilso units ,i ijood selection lo
choose fi om
Vml this mu Inoiil demands
.i vain tv ol options in loot! Tlio
food sliould come ic.icK to eit
o> he.it he .in instant oi fn/cn
pioducl, oi be ol the In own .met
sei ve \ .nu 1%
“This in.iv sound like a lime
oidei but U’swh.it well nifoi.nod
eonsumeis insist on,” a speaker
s..id
A binci foi one of t'u' huge
food chains obsmed that
nothing sells like quality He
said exceptionally nice flint
selling foi 29 cenU a pound will
outsell oidmaiy fimt selling at
two pounds foi 29 cents
“The day is long past when a
food stoie can sell bananas that
are too upe 01 apples that aie
buiised,” he said ‘Today’s
housewife wants a pei feet ear of
coin and a box m which all the
strawbei i les aie nice ”
An official fiom a leading fio
zen food fhm made the intcest
ing statement that many hos
pitals have switched to frozen
foods, thus eliminating the need
foi big kitchens and big kitchen
staffs
Consumeis want appeal ance,
satisfaction and puce. Bull said.
Milk Board Sets
Hearing July 14
The Lancastei County Dauy
men’s Assn has been gi anted a
public hearing by the State Milk
Maiketmg Board on nulk puces
foi pioduceis and dealers
Milk boaid officials announced
that the heanng will be held at
10 a m Tuesday, July 14, at the
Faun and Home Centex, 1383
Aicadia Road
Testimony will be leceived on
minimum puces which milk
dealeis shall pay pioduceis foi
vauous classes and utilization of
milk, and on minimum puces
which milk dealeis shall chaige
to consume! s and handleis for
vauous types classifications and
containers of fluid milk and milk
pioducts
Egg Type Chick Hatch
Increases Another 8%
The hatch of egg type chicks in
May topped a yeai eaiher by
eight pei cent, accoiding to the
USD \
A total of 64 4 million egg type
chicks weie hatched duung the
month
Eggs in incubalois on June 1
weie se\en pei cent abo\e a year
cai hoi
Foi die fiist five months of
1970, the hatch of replacement
chicks totaled 251.8 million up
15 pei cent fiom the same peuod
in 1969.
Biodei-type chick hatchings
exceeded the same month of a
>eai eailiei Coi the 25th con
secutive month duung May, top
ping the 1969 counteipait by six
pei cent
Foi the fust 5 months of 1970,
tne bioilei hatch totaled 1 4 bil
lion, up 10 pei cent liom the
pievious joai
Greens foi Salads
Gieons aie the soul of salads,
says Mis Ruth J Buck, exten
sion foods and nutation special
ist of The Pennsylvania State
Univeisity Spinach, walcicress,
endive, dandelion gicens, mus
taid gieens csca'ole and 10-
maine aie leaf\ vegetables that
compete with lettuce foi a place
in the salad bowl