—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Feb. 22, 1975
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York 4-H Plans Promotion Week
The annual "4-H
Promotion Week” will
highlight the month of March
during which the York
County 4-H Council along
with the numerous com
munity dubs will be spon
soring promotion* activities.
Starting the week off will
be several 4-H members
making radio spots at local
radio stations proclaiming
the week as “4-H Promotion
Week" and will introduce
briefly a few of the many
aspects of 4-H work. These
radio spots will be broadcast
during the week jf March 1
to the Bth.
A Poster Contest involving
all interested York County 4-
H members will be entered
at the Easily Fun Night.
the best helper
any farmer can get
One of the friendly people at the Friendly First is
Bob Badger President of the Friendly First Farm
Loan Corporation.
Bob's a native of the area lives on State Street
in Quarryville with his wife and two children talks
farm lingo and understands the problems that beset
today’s farmer. He’s a Vice President of our Installment
Loan Department and is a long-time expert at solving
money needs for farm maintenance ... new equipment
and stock ... plus all the other requirements that keep
your farm a profitable operation.
Funds are now available for any and all agricultural
needs. If you need help, come in and talk things over
with Bob the best helper any farmer can get! Give
him a call at 687-8611.
The Friendly First FARM LOAN CORPORATION
THE BANK THAT
STRASBURG EAST KING STREET WILLOW STREET
687-8611 LANCASTER 464 3421
397 4732
These posters will be
displayed at restaurants,
banks, stores, and any other
business where the public
may observe the posters.
These posters will be Judged
by parents, leaders, and 4-H
members present at the
Family Night. The posters
will contain a theme dealing
with the 4-H program. The
winning poster will be sent to
the state poster contest.
The local community 4-H
clubs will be displaying club
exhibits out in the com
munity to publidze 4-H.
To finish out this out
standing week will be the
York County 4-H Family
Night on March 8. Here 4-H
members and their parents
can have a high kicking fun
a subsidiary of
HKje First
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HAD NO-SERVICE-CHARGE CHECKING ACCOUNTS
time after feasting on great
Pennsylvania Dutch cooking
in the form of a covered dish
which will precede the
evening fun at 7:00 p.m. at
the 4-H Center.
The evening en
tertainment will include
square dancing for all the
people that have a lot of
youth in them and love a high
kicking time; bingo, for
those people who are not as
energetic, but still crave fun
and excitement; mixers and
relays for the Teen bunch,
and for the little tots, 'story
Hour’ and many more
surprises.
The nationally recognized
“4-H Promotion Week” is a
week whereby 4-H is
publicized to show the public
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what 4-H does. 4-H is an
exciting and educational
experience and if you are
between the ages 8 and 19
yean of age, you can join the
organization. Adult Leaders
are also needed and if you
are someone who wants
responsibility, fun, and a
place to learn, 4-H is for you.
To Join, please contact the
York County Extension
Office at 848-2101.
Holstein
Completes
A Registered Holstein cow
owned by Willow Maple
Farm, Newmanstown, has
completed a production
record exceeding 30,000 lbs.'
of milk according to the
Holstein - Friesian
Association of America.
Willow Maple Reflection
Mae 6594935 (GP) actually
produced a total of 30,620 lbs.
of milk and 1,137 lbs.' of
butterfat in 357 days.
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Her record started at the
age of 7 years 5 months. On a
two times-per-day milking
schedule, she averaged
nearly 40 quarts of milk each
day throughout her testing
period. This Holstein’s
production is more than
three times that of the
average dairy cow.
Willow Maple Reflection
Mae was sired by Lime Rock
Reflection Oscar 1453923
(GP)
Production sampling,
weighing and testing
operations were supervised
by Pennsylvania State
University working in
cooperation with the national
Holstein organization.
One cardinal rule to remember
when cooking with cheese a little
cooking at low heat Cheese, like
other protein foods, is toughened
by high heat and overcooking
STAUFFER DIESEL, INC. INVITES YOU TO . . .
COME & VISIT WITH
US AND THE FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVES
10% CASH DISCOUNT
ON PARTS
TnactoP!
Record
COOKING CHEESE
OPEN HOUSE
WED. & THURS., MARCH 5, 6
STAUFFER
DIESEL, INC.
Twin Valley YF Welding
Course Set
A adult arc welding school
will begin on Monday,
February 24 at 7:30 p.m. in
the vocational agriculture
shop of the Twin Valley High
School. Ronald L. Frederick
and Wayne K. Lutz, teachers
of agriculture, will instruct
the class.
The special adult program
will be for beginners and
others wishing to improve
their welding skills. The
course will be designed to
meet the needs of farmers
and farm related oc
cupations. Areas of study
will include welding in flat,
horizontal, vertical, and
overhead positions; welding
cast iron; and hard
surfacing.
312 W. Main St.
New Holland, Pa.
Phone 717-354-4181
Classes will meet on four
consecutive Monday
evenings - February 24,
March 3, 10, and 17. Each
session will begin at 7:30
p.m. Featured on March 10
will be the Berks Welding
Supply Co. demonstrating
the capabilities and ver
satility of the arc welder.
A nominal fee will be
charged to defray the cost of
electrodes and electricity.
It is estimated that bones take
up about 25 to 30 percent of the
space allocated to meat in your
freezer Leave out the bones and
you can use that space for more
food
WE ARE CELEBRATING
OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY
OF DIESEL ENGINE
SALES & SERVICE
DOOR PRIZES
REFRESHMENTS
HESSFON
CORPORATION
Farm Equipment Division
BONES