—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 4,1978
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Now, why did I ask that?
Even after 14 years, I’ve
still not convinced myself
that there are certain things
that a farm wife and mother
would perhaps be better off
not knowing. But, being a
downright curious (nosey?)
kind of person, I persist in
seeking all the details of the
day to day happenings of our
farm and family;
Question: Why’s that
heifer standing there bet
Jb A commitment to
WWuulh tf
Case does more than talk about it!
What does the Commitment to Quality Program mean to you l7 FtElll—
ABILITY, POWER, PERFORMANCE, all the things that you want, when you
select a new tractor!
AtKSSwe feel that youshould get what you pay for, that’s why each tractor
goes through five quality control zones at the factory Then it receives a
thorough predelivery check-up by the dealer, and at
delivery you receive a fix-it list Return the tractor
and list within six months or 200 tractor hours and
we’ll repair anything on it not due to
neglect or misuse
PAUL SHOVER’S INC.
C. H. RINEHIMER & SONS T& T SUPPLY, INC. A. L HERR & BRO. C. &P. FULTZ EQUIP.
RDI, Berwick, PA
(717)752-7131
ween the milking parlor and
the calf barn?
Answer: Because she got
out.
Q: Did you figure out yet
how to fix the combine?
'A: Yeah-it’ll take a $9O
gear, which only comes with
another $250 gear, And
besides that, we’ll need a
gear box that runs about
$3OO.
Q: Well, how was school
today?
The tractor you get back will be as new, ready
to go and perform for you with the performance
you paid for
That’s theKEHcommitment to Quality, come
m and see why we can promise it today l
SEE YOUR LOCAL CASE DEALER FOR DETAILS
doing something about it
CLAIR). MYERS PEOPLES SALES & SERVICE BINKLEY & HURST BROS.
Lake Road R 1
Thomasville, PA
(717)259-0453
35 East Willow St.
Carlisle, PA
(717) 243-2686
' A: Six kids were out of my
class today, the nurse’s
office had four sent home
-with fevers, and Mommy, I
don’t feel very good.
Q: How many head are we
taking to the cow show next
week?
A: Probably about 10. You
will be there to wash them,
won’t you?
Q: I have to run into town;
can I get you anything?
A: Take that check to the
bank, get me a bottle of
rubbing alcohol at the
drugstore to use in treating
that cow, pick up a new
‘’chopper belt at the dealer
and stop by the hardware
store and see if those faucets
came in yet. And can you
drop me off at the heifer
barn on the way?
Q: Was “Doc” (the vet)
here yet?
A: He says three of those
heifers aren’t bred and Dolly
has a twisted stomach.
Q: When will you be home
for lunch?
A: Sometime.
Q: Do you think I’ll ever
learn to keep my mouth shut
• PARTS • SERVICE • RECONDITIONED TRACTORS • CONVENIENT FINANCING
Oakland Mills, PA
(717)463-2735
NEVIN N. MYER
'& SONS, INC.
RDI, Chester Springs, PA
(215)827-7414
RDS Danville, PA
(717) 275-0927 Quarry ville, PA
2 mi. S. off Rte. 54 (717) 786-3521
Honey production told
HABWSBURG - Penn
sylvania honej production
during 1977 totaled 2,883,000
pounds, about the same as
the previous year. The yield
per colony during 1977
averaged 31 pounds.
Beeswax production totaled
46,000 pounds, about the
same as 1976.
Honey stocks on hand for
sale in mid-December
totaled 865,000 pounds
compared with 923,000
pounds ill 1976. Sales of
honey in Pennsylvania in
1977 indicated that an
average price of 65.6 cents
per pound was received.-
This is 4.1 cents per pound
more than the 1976 price.
U. S. honey production in
1977 totaled 176 million
pounds, down 11 per cent
from a year before. The
yield per colony decreased to
and remain blissfully
ignorant?
A: No.
THE POWER YOU NEED... WHEN YOU NEED IT! - >
The last thing you need durin&your busy season is a tractor
down for repairs. It really is costly whenthe'umf isVnew one ”' 5
that you were depending on
When you purchase a new Ci
protected by our Assured Ava
Plan. If for any reason your C;
has a breakdown during the
warranty period, and it’s in 01
your peak production seasons
(tillage, planting, harvesting) <
we can’t repair it in 48 hours,
we’ll supply you with a free
loaner tractor until yours
is ready to go.
Simple as that. No lost time
or missed schedules that
can keep your yield down
133 Rothsville Station Rd.
Lititz, PA
(717)626-4705
ZIMMERMAN’S FARM SERVICE
Bethel. PA
(717)933-4114
312 Park Ave
honey sales during 1977 w;
53.0 cents per pound, '
cents per pound more thi
40.9 pounds from 46.4 in 1976. the 1976 price.
Beeswax production totaled
3.1 million pounds in 1977,
nine per cent less than the instant coffee is the lea:
previous two years. expensive of the brew —:
In mid-December U.S. about two cents per cu)
producers reported 29.9 Freeze-dned is about thre
million pounds of honey on cents and brewed coffee ma
hand for sale, compared cost up to six cents —di
with stocks of 34.4 million pending on the cost pe
pounds in 1976. The national pound and the amount use
average price recieved for per cup
ALASKA WOODSTOVES
AND FIREPLACES
BAFFLE
Don’t let anyone tell (T
you a baffle system
isn’t important! x-*- '
J L_
THOMPSON HUDSON
RD #3, Box 22, Oxford, PA
215-932-8248
Hours: 12-8 Tues. - Sat.; Closed Monday
RD 1, Spring Mills, PA
(814)422-8780
DEPENDABLE MOTOR CO.
East Main Street.
Honey Brook, PA
(215)273-3131
STOUFFER BROS. INC.
1066 Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA
(717)263-8424
C. H. WALTZ SONS, INC.
RDI
Cogan Station, PA
(717)435-2921
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