A34-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15,1989
30 YEARS AGO
-Two more counties have
dropped from ranks of the South
east Dist. 4-H Baby Beef and
Lamb show for 1959, marking the
second straight year the scope of
this event has been narrowed.
County Agent Max M. Smith
reported, following the Wednes
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225 Wood Comer Road, Lititz, PA 17543
Local Calls 738-4241
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Hours: Mon - Thur 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. FH 7:30 to 9:00
Saturday 7:30 A.M.-12:00 Noon (Eastern Time)
THIS WEEK
day night meeting of show direc
tors at the Stockyards 'Exchange
Room’ that Adams and York coun
ty officials have decided not to
enter the district event this year.
Last year Lebanon, Berks and
Cumberland counties dropped out
-Governor David L. Lawrence
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District Sales Manager
Barry L. Hoke
244 Moyer Ridge Dr., Manheim, PA 17545
Home Ph. (717) 665-2009
Answering Service (717) 665-9347
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said this week his administration is
preparing legislation in connection
jwith a four-point program to
advance the marketing of Pennsyl
■j vania farm products. He said he
:was hopeful the bills would be
I ready for introduction this week,
j “Pennsylvania agriculture has
'I not kept pace with other compet
% ing areas in the marketing of its
products,” he said. “Marketinghas
not kept pace with production
advances. The proposed programs
will be mutually beneficial to pro
ducers, distributors and
consumers.”
-Max M. Smith, Lancaster
County agent, this week reminded
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county farmers of the value of
proper timing in jplowing down
cover crops this spring.
Smith pointed out that the use of
cover crops in Lancaster County is
particularly valuable in view of the
fact that soils here are among the
lowest in the state in organic mat
ter content.
-Members of the Lancaster
County Vocational Agriculture
Teachers Association on Wednes
day heard York-Lancaster District
Vo-Ag Director T. M. Malin of
York report a 1957-58 school year
total labor income of $86,776.99
for the county’s 357 vocational
agriculture students completing
projects last year.
Net profit for the county’s FFA
members, before the addition of
their own labor worth, was
$71,708.94 according to reports
submitted by the instructor
advisors of the nine vocational
agriculture departments in the
county.
-Farm Women No. 10 met
Saturday in the home of Mrs.
Edward Bowers, Lititz RD3.
Roll call was answered by devo
tions given by Mrs. Wayne G.
Brubaker.
The members voted to serve as
hostesses to patients at the County
Hospital April 9. On April 28,
members will serve as waitresses
at Heart Haven Bazaar.
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• Riding Mowers
• Lawn Tractors
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• Lawn & Garden Tractors
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• Mid Size Farm Tractors
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• Landscape Attachments
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Society members will attend
Homemakers Day on April 22.
A society flower show is sche
duled for the next meeting May 2,
at the home of Mrs. John Habeck
er, Lancaster RDI. There will be
three classes to be judged by Mrs.
John Norton, Millersville.
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-A field of 22 entries will com
pete in the Colerain Grange Sew
ing Contest at 7:30 p.m., April 17,
in the Quarryville Fire Hall.
The contest is being held in con
juntion with the National Grange
Sewing Contest.
Judges will be Miss Norma Zeh
ner, associate county home eco
nomist; Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers,
Solanco H.S. home economics
teacher, Quarryville; and Mrs.
Francis Frebd, Lancaster Osteo
pathic Hospital dietician.
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