B4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22, 1980
HARRISBURG- A
Buyer’s Guide to Penn
sylvania Processed Food
Products is being compiled
by the Department of
Agriculture’s Bureau of
Marketing.
Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell said the
Buyer’s Guide would be
aimed at providing Penn
sylvania wholesalers and
retailers with accurate, up
to-date information on the
sources and availability of
Pennsylvania-processed fo
ods.
He said, “The Buyer’s
FFA livestock
winners announced
LAMPETER Winners of
the FFA livestock judging
contest at the Lampeter Fair
were announced this week.
According to Clair Witwer,
Pequea Valley vo-ag in
structor, results took a long
tune to calculate due to the
large number of contestants
in the contest (over 500).
Results are as follows:
Individual - dairy
1. Mark Frey, Pequea
Valley 2. Den Bledsoe,
Pequea Valley 3. Doug
Hoover, Manheun 4. Gerald
Garber, Lampeter 5. Gill
Stuber, Ephrata 6. Kevin
Landis, Penn Manor 7. Tom
Moury, Pequea Valley 8. Sue
Royer, Ephrata 9. Rick
Stauffer, Ephrata 10. Don
Landis, Ephrata and
Darlene Homing.
Individual - livestock
1. Brian McCauley,
Pequea Valley 2. Ken Scott,
Pequea Valley 3. Mike
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State to release guide
Guide is another phase of the
Departmeht’s initiatives at
economic development in
Pennsylvania. The ‘Penn
sylvania Agriculture - We’re
Growing Better’ campaign is
achieving success, and we
felt that a buyer’s guide to
Pennsylvania processed
food products would further
stimulate the economy while
helping smooth out some
problems in the food
marketing chain.
“Pennsylvania food
wholesalers and retailers
will be able, through the
Buyer’s Guide, to fmd food
McCauley, Pequea Valley, 4.
Aaron Ebersole, Penn
Manor 5. Nancy Barley,
Penn Manor 6. Jeff Feister,
Pequea Valley 7. Bruce
Weaver, Ephrata 8 John
Ressler, Penn Manor 9. Tim
Evans, Pequea Valley 10
Lisa Russel, New Holland.
Overall - Dairy and
Livestock
1. Ken Scott, Pequea
Valley 2. Brian McCauley,
Pequea Valley 3. Aaron
Ebersole, Penn Manor 4.
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products wiucn die
processed in Pennsylvania,
which means not only in
creased sales of these
products, but the main
tenance and hopefully ex
pansion of Pennsylvaiua
food processing firms,” he
said.
The Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
has mailed notice of this
Buyer’s Guide to the 1400
food processing firms which
are located in the Com
monwealth. Firms have
been asked to fill a
questionnaire which will
judging
Mike McCauley, Pequea
Valley 5. John Ressler, Penn
Manor 6. Kevin Landis, Penn
Manor 7. Roy Stoner,
Solanco 8. Mark Frey,
Pequea Valley 9. Jay Frey,
Penn Manor 10. Nancy
Barley, Penn Manor.
School averages
1. Pequea Valley, 637.9
pouits 2. New Holland, 587.4
points 3. Ephrata, 566.4
points 4. Penn Manor, 566.0
pouits 5. Solanco, 533.8
pouits.
Standard Livestock trailer
with metal top sleeper
van. Comes in
16,20,24,28 ft. lengths,'
brakes on all wheels.
on local food products
provide wholesalers and
retailers with information
such as types of products,
brand names, avaiabihty,
source of supply, and contact
persons. Hallowell said the
Buyer’s Guide should be
available to processed food
product buyers in the spring
of 1981.
“More than 800 retail
supermarkets and grocery
stores are already using the
Pennsylvania Agriculture
logo, and about 50 processors
and producers,” Hallowell
said. “Our hope is that this
Buyer’s Guide will provide
food retailers with the in
formation necessary to
increase the sales of these
Pennsylvania-processed
foods, and to support
agriculture which is the
second leading industry m
the Commonwealth.
“Pennsylvania is the
agricultural leader of the
Northeast, and has ready
''access to markets
throughout the region. Our
food products, processed
close to their source and
their markets, can be m the
market overnight, saving on
long haul energy and
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100 E MamSt New Holland •
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transportation costs, while
keeping food prices at
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OPEN: Wed. Before Thanksgiving - Nov. 26
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! V) 5 Ptoc* Setting
1 Dinner ForV * Dinner Knife
1 Solod Forv 1 Soup Spoon 1 leospoon
(2)4 load T*o*poofls $4 SO
(4) 4 teaspoons $3 95
(5) 3 Moco Hostess Sot $4-95
1 Cold Meat Fork 1 Gravy Ladle
1 Pierced Tablespoon
; b' l 4 Ftecs CompMfon Set
1 Sugar Shell 1 Butter Knife
t laoiespoon 1 Pierced Tablespoon
( 7) 3 Woes Serving Sot $4 25
2 Tablespoons l Pierced Tablespoon
(6) 4 Steak Knlvos $7 5p
(P) 4 Cocktail Fortes $4 50
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reasonable levels,” he
ded.
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