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best food products, read the labels.
Nutrition labeling is required on all
foods that are fortified or enriched
or that claim to be nutritional. The
label will also include the serving
size, caloric value, protein, car
bohydrate and fat content and
percentages of the U.S. Recom
mended Daily Allowances for
major vitamins and minerals in
each serving.
Nutrition labeling makes it
possible to compare food products
in terms of food values. Take
advantage of this system. Another
situation many face as they get
older is suddenly finding them
selves eating alone when all their
lives they shared meals with
family. Many elderly people
dislike the idea of eating by
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themselves so they skip meals, eat
the same foods repeatedly or eat
less than they need.
Try these suggestions to make a
meal more pleasant, even if it is
eaten by yourself. Set an attractive
table and eat by a window. Watch
TV or listen to the radio. Read a
book or magazine or eat outdoors
when the weather is nice. Try to
treat yourself to a meal in a
restaurant every now and then.
Or try inviting company for
dinner. If you’re on a fixed budget,
have a pot luck dinner where
everyone brings a dish.
Many communities have
programs for the elderly where
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R/K AGRi SERVICE
500 Running Pump Rd., Box 6277
Lancaster, Pa. 17603
YORK York County’s Sheep
and Wool Producers are making
plans for their fourth ewe chain
contest, in which a deserving
youngster can win a lamb. A total
of six lambs have been awarded
during the three years that the
chain contest has been held.
The contest is open to all 4-H
members, or youngsters 8 through
18 who would join the 4-H lamb
club and are equipped with
facilities for caring for their prize.
As part of their entry in the ewe
chain competition, youngsters
must submit an essay, the length of
their choice, explaining why they
are interested in winning a lamb
and would be deserving of the
opportunity.
INC.
UPPER MARLBORO, MD.
Three M Farm Service
301-627-8700
301-627-3300
Wool producers (dan ewe chain contest
Winners will be announced and
the lamb presented to the lucky
youngster during the Sheep and
Wool Producers annual field day,
set for April 21 at the York
Fairgrounds.
Applications for the ewe chain
award are available from chair
teg Lau, Box 117, Logan-
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HAROLD BRECHT ... North Central PA Rep 717-356-7962
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AMMONIUM SULFATE (G) 21-04
NITRO-FORM 38-0-0
BORON 10% (G)
BORON B-12 WATER SOLUBLE
CALCIUM NITRATE 19% C
15‘/2%N
DAP (DIAMMONIUM) 18-46-0
IRON 40% (G)
K-MAG (225-18MG0-22K20)
MAP (MONOAMMONIUM) 11-52-0
MICRO-MIX (G)
MG-58 (MGO 96%)
MURIATE OF POTASH
NITRATE OF SODA
NITRATE OF SODA
POTASH
nitrogen solution
POTASSIUM NITRATE
ROCK PHOSPHATE
31% R*Ob 32% CA
SULPHUR COATED UREA 36-0-0
SULPHUR9O%
SUPER PHOSPHATE
SULFATE OF POTASH
TRIPLE PHOSPHATE
UREA (GRANULAR)
UREA (PRILLED)
ZINC 20% (G)
SPECIAL ANALYSIS
8-24-8 CORN SPECIAL
0-10-30 ALFALFA SPECIAL
8-8-24 TOBACCO
8-16-24 TOBACCO
4-8-12 TOBACCO
REGULAR ANALYSIS
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20-10-10
15-15-15
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ville, 17342, or from county agent
Tony Dobrosky, Agriculture
Extension Office, 112 Pleasant
Acres Road, York, 17402, phone
757-9657.'
To be eligible for judging, ap
plications must be returned to Lau
or the extension office by April 14.
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