It’s coming! It’s coming!
Wait —I’mnot ready yet!
The gifts aren’t all here,
And the tree isn’t set.
There areietters to address
And Cards that need sent,
Some toys to be bought
(But the milk check’s all
spent).
Our turkey for dinner
Is still running ’round,
Right time for two timely off ere!
Wintertime is the
right time to buy a
-Morton Building
and take advantage of
two timely offers!
-fiFirst, this beautiful
Morton Buildings
man’s automatic day/
2 ; - date wrist watch
Free with every new
Mofton Building
purchased between .
December 1,1979
and December 23,1979
(erected at our
convenience). Second, each
purchaser can take advantage of
SAVE ON WINTER
DISCOUNTS!
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Serving Central Pa.
and Maryland
RD4,80x34A
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Ph: 717-334-2168
On being
a farm wife
-And other
hazards
Joyce Bupp ..
And the
cones
Lay oat on the ground.
No cookies are baked.
The fudge has gone runny.
The fruitcake's half eaten,
And the mixed nuts smell
funny.
A holiday dress
Is just pattern and pins.
/WO. 1 CHOICE OF FARMERS
Serving North Central Pa. Area
P.O. Box 937, State College, PA 16801
Ph: 814-283-4355
I SEASONS GREETINGS!
There’s an insect nest . The true meaning of
hatching Christmas
On the boughs we brought m. jg what coun ts the most,
Not the fanciest gift
Or the most lavish host.
Our gift wrap roll’s empty.
Hie Scotch tape is all.
The windows have spots,
And the silver is dull.
But all this will pass
In the joy of the season,
For such worries are
fruitless
Without rhyme or reason.
Rather let us remember,
As Christinas draws near,
To rejoice in His birth
During this time each year.
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pine
For God sent his Son
To bring peace and great
love,
An incredible gift
Sent to us from above.
So away with our worries;
Away with our cares.
Let us sing songs together;
Let’s smile and let’s share.
Serving Eastern Pa.
and New Jersey
Box 126,
Phillipsburg, NJ 08865
Ph: 201-454-7900
Now from our house to your
house,
We wish you good cheer,
And a most blessed
Christmas
And a peaceful New Year.
Merry Christmas!
big winter discounts
and savoon higher
building costs of
buying in the spring.
This valuable free
watch is available in a
limited quantity
... so be one of the
first to order your
new Morton Building
and take advantage
of these two timely of
fers! For complete de
tails on the free watch
offer and winter
discount program, contact the Morton
sales office nearest you listed below.
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Grangers call fpr
high mileage diesel car
HARRISBURG - The
Energy Advisory Committee
of the Pennsylvania State
Grange issued a call Friday
for Congress to investigate
the possibility of American
auto manufacturers making
a high mileage diesel
automobile available to the
American consumer.
“Since the American
automobile manufacturers
don’t seem to be moving too
quickly toward energy ef
ficient motor vehicles,
Congress should act in
America’s best interest and
find out why not,” the
Committee reported.
In answer to increasing
demands on the country’s
energy resources State
Grange Master, Charles E.
Wismer Jr. appointed the
EA£ to advise the 46,000
member organization’s
leadership on priorities in
energy issues.
In terms of farm energy,
the EAC recommended that
Agricultural
the
Stabilization and Con
servation Committee make
funds available from farm
alternate energy projects.
Other areas considered by
the Committee included
encouraging the use of solar
hot water heaters in private
homes and cutting back on
the use of outdoor lighting.
Members of the Grange’s
EAC include Chairman Paul
Harris, Waverly, Bradford
County; Kent Shdhamer,
Berwick, Columbia County;
Ben Slick, Roaring Springs,
Blair County; Robert
Leonard, Frenchville,'
Clearfield County; Donald
Lutz, Mohrsville, Berks
County; and David Gross,
Red Lion, York County.
Lehigh
FFA’ers
teach
students
ALLENTOWN Lehigh
County FFA members
Madeline Carr and Audrey'
Krauss visited the Sheriden
Elementary School in
Allentown.
They talked to the students
on the value of soil testing,
fertilization, crop rotation
and soil nitrates.
They also demonstrated
the safe way to mix different
fertilizers, and showed the
students how to test soil and
what to use.
Carr and Krauss reported,
“their trip was very in
teresting and educational.’’
Efficient, economical
and warm. Knipco
portable heaters
deliver instant heat
for most unheated
work areas. All
models use low-cost
kerosene or #1 fuel
oil. Just plug into any
standard grounded
electrical outlet for
instant heat.
For a free demon-
stration, see your
Knipco dealer today
FARMERSVILLE
EQUIPMENT, INC.
RD #4
Ephrata, PA
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