To keep apple slices from darkening sprinkle with lemon juice or quickly dunk them
in cool, salted water.
Before you buy
a big blue...
check the top
and bottom too.
Now that you’re ready for oxygen-limiting feed storage
and automated livestock feeding, you have a choice.'
Oiite ancTthWs. Ours is "Sealstor*We give you perma
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Our dom
Pound for pound our fiber-glass roof is stronger. Our
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bags high up in the dome, giving you extra useable
storage
Our rugged bottom unloader.
This massive, sweep-arm auger unloader is proved by
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PENN DUTCH
FARM SYSTEMS
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MEL STOLIZFUS • PH: 717-768-3873
(Formerly Stoitzfus Silo Equipment)
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9 CONSUMER
GUIDELINES
“Do most consumers plan
their purchases carefully
and buy accordingly? Many
do not, according to a
recent survey which set out
to determine women's
buying habits Some 44 per
cent of those responding
said they buy garments ‘on
impulse ”
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Dairy
Acreage
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 16,1977
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Renouned lecturer to
address garden club
LANCASTER, Pa., - Anabel
Combs Lasker, in
ternationally known lec
turer, will speak at an open
meeting of the Green Acres
Garden Club of Lancaster on
April 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the
farm and Home Center,
Arcadia Road.
Mrs. Combs’ itinerary has
included the Royal Hor
ticultural Society in London,
the World’s Fair in Brussels,
where she won the
Designer’s Medal for
Creativity, and the teaching
of the first judging schools in
Canada and Switzerland.
She has written six books
on gardening and has taught
at the New York Botanical
Gardens for 25 years. She
also taught courses at Penn
State, Wellsley, Columbia,
U.C.L.A., Yale, and Har-
SALES
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HEAVY DUTY SPRAYERS
200 gal & 300 gal. Trailer Models
110 Gal & 150 gal. 3 pt Hitch Models
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN
FARM SUPPLIES - HARDWARE
RT.4Utto.Pa
Woodcorner Rd.
1 mile west of Ephrata off RL 322
Ph. (717)733-4332
yard. She now writes for
American Home, Ladies
Home Journal, Good
Housekeeping, Harpers, and
Sunset magazines.
Presently, she lives on a
farm in Woodbine, York
County, where she raises
sheep, wheat, and corn.
Mrs. Combs’ demon
stration will be a segment of
the two-hour program given
at the World’s Fair in
Brussels. The subject matter
explores “Our Heritage of
Flowers and Plants in In
terior Decoration.” Antique
and reporduction containers
as well as modem adap
tations of early vessels will
be used.
The program is sponsored
in co-operation with the
Farm and Home Center,
Lancaster, and is open to the
public without charge.
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