Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 02, 1974, Image 27

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    Strasburg Farm Women Make
Intent on their work, members of the Strasburg
Area Farm Women. No. 28 are shown as they begin
the first in a series of intricate steps which ultimately
leads to the creation of a lovely dried flower
arrangement under glass. The Thursday evening class
(Oct 24) consisted of about 21 members of the
group.
DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH MILK
YOUR COWS CAN REALLY GIVE?
A cow is a factory. She eats grass, hay, silage,
grain and Wayne Feeds. She makes milk. Each
coyr-factory has a certain bred-in capacity. When
Bossy’s assembly line isn’t running at full ca
pacity, she isn't making as much money for you
as she should. ■ The way to find out if she’s
really running at full capacity is to put more
feed in and see if you get more milk out. FEED
HER ACCORDING TO WHAT SHE COULD GIVE
TOMORROW, instead of what she gave yester
day. ■ Wayne can show you how to balance these
larger feed intakes so that your cows can handle
them. You feed the rumen bacteria too, so they
can work harder and digest more roughage. ■ See
us now for the Wayne Program that will work for
you . . . choose from our quality Wayne Feeds
.. . Wayne supplements and complete feeds to
meet your needs ... do it today!
GET ALL THE MILK YOUR COWS CAN GIVE!
USE WAYNE ANIMAL
HEALTH AIDS TO KEEP
YOUR LIVESTOCK AND
POULTRY HEALTHY
HERSHEY BROS. 1 C .^ ER ROHRER'S MILL
Remholds ““J 5 R D l.Ronks
STEVENS FEED MILL p . Mniw v JE’MAR FARM
INC PARADISE SUPPLY SUPPLYING.
Stevens. Pa Paradise L awn _ph 964-3444
HAROLD H. GOOD SgfH WHITE OAK MILL
Terre Hill FEEDS INC. R D 5. Manheim
ierretllM Leesport Pa
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE uniiMTVii i c DU^ 1 H . M *'l, F P EED
R D 2. Peach Bottom “fi
R.D 2, Columbia
SADDLERY SHOP „ M GAUFFER CHARLES s L S / UDER
830 Maple St "AmJun? 4S .P N ?c .
Lebanon. Pa 17042 * S E r NC ‘ East Earl
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Star flowers, bell flowers, button flowers, cedar - all
these and more were used to make the beautiful dried
flower arrangements under glass domes
photographed during a craft class at Stauffer’s of
Kissel Hill. Mrs. Rhoda Oberholtzer, co-ordinator of
crafts at Stauffers and instructor for the evening's
class, said that the project usually takes about one
and one half to two hours to complete.
John Deere quality
for the price of an
ordinary rotary cutter
Economy priced, you bet* But not at the expense
of sacrificed quality. The 3-pomt-hitch-mounted
205 “Special” comes with an adjustable disk
type slip clutch, hardened and reversible blades,
and a fully-shielded powershaft that runs on
long-wearing needle bearings. It also has a
malleable gearbox with precision-cut, case
hardened gears running in oil. Come on in now
and check out the tow price of a 5-foot-cut
205 “Special ”
ADAMSTOWN
EQUIPMENT INC.
Mohnton,RD2, Pa. 19540
(near Adamstownj
Phone {2ls| 484-4391
A. B. C. GROFF, INC.
New Holland 354-4191
LANDIS BROS. INC. SHOTZBERGER'S
Lancaster 393-3906 Elm 665-2141
M. S. YEARSLEY & SONS
Westchester 696-2990
Ruth Nolt, assistant craft instructor at Stauffer’s of
Kissel Hill, assists Nancy Esbenshade as she begins
her dried flower project. Members of the Strasburg
Area Farm Women's group were asked to bring their
own glass containers for the class in order to provide
variety in the resulting arrangements under glass.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 2,1974
Arrangements
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