6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 3. 1972
Dairy Princess
(Continued From Page 1)
Miss Patti Baltozer, 17,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Baltozer, 600 Summit Drive,
Lancaster, is a junior at Hemp
field High School. She is in the
school Art Club and Red Cross
Club. A member of Hempfield
United Methodist Church, she is
active in the church youth group
and Sunday School
Miss Janet Stoltzfus 16, is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Stoltzfus, Quarryville RD3 A
junior at Solanco High School,
she is active in a church youth
group
Miss Rhoda Stauffer, 16, is a
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Stauffer, Ephrata RDI.
A junior at Ephrata High School,
she is on the school hockey and
basketball teams She is a
member of the Lancaster County
4-H Holstein Club, and active in
the Hopeland United Methodist
Church
Miss Sharon Louise Kreider,
16, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Noah Kreider Jr. Manheim RD3,
is a junior at Manheim Central
High School She is active in the
Lancaster County 4-H Baby Beef
Club and 4-H Sewing Club She is
a member of the school chorus
and the band color guard She is a
Youth for Christ member
Last year’s winner from among
seven contestants was Miss
Susan Kauffman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Robert H Kauffman,
Elizabethtown RDI
The local winner will have all
her expenses paid by the Penn
sylvania Dairy Federation while
at the state contest in
Harrisburg. She will receive
prizes at the local contest, plus
the opportunity to make ap
pearances and serve the local
dairy'industry during her year of
reign.
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Egg Industry Posts
Pennsylvania is moving to
improve its position as the fifth
leading egg producer in the
nation, according to figures
released by the Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Service.
April egg production in the
state was 314,000,000, a nine
percent increase over the same
month a year ago while total egg
production in the U.S. remained
the same.
Other indicators that point to a
record production year are the
increase of eggs per layer in
Hefty April Gain
April, 1972 over last April, 3.6 per
cent, and the rate of lay per 100
chickens on May 1, up six per
cent from the preceding year.
Not only has efficiency in
creased but the size of the
Commonwealth flock is also up
nearly five per cent to 15,759,000.
Bad news for the farmer in the
face of all this productivity is that
he is now being paid six cents per
dozen less than he was a year
ago.
Why Do Wives Work?
Why does a wife work? Ex
tension home management
specialists at Pennsylvania State
University say that the need or
desire for more money is the
most common incentive for a
woman to supplement her
husband’s income. Working
women usually want to improve
the level of living for their
families-perhaps a new home,
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Many mothers want to work to
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