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June. Month of roses, brides,
graduations, strawberries and the
beginning of the swimming
season.
June. Month of cows. Month
when the dairy industry has tradi
tionally invited our consuming
public to join us in celebration of
the production of what many of us
still uphold as “nature’s most
nearly perfect food.”
Original intent of June Dairy
Month was to encourage a little
extra consumption of dairy pro
ducts at the time of year when
cows were turned out to pasture,
chomped up volmes of fresh green
grass and in their own magical,
miraculous way, recycled it into
seasonally-high amounts of fresh
milk.
Herd management improve
ments and the ability to convert
extra milk fairly readily into stor
able cheese, butter and powdered
product have made the cow’s
springtime response to fresh grass
more manageable in recent times,
while providing a stable, steady
supply of dairy foods year-round.
How about a June Dairy Month
salute to your cow.
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All our furniture is brand new
merchandise. Not used. Not traded in.
You don’t have a cow? No, I
guess most of you don’t have
cows, do you? You don’t get to
experience the affection, the
attachment, the endearment one
can develop for these big (black
and white in our case) bovines. Or
the chasing, feeding, cleaning up.
CDows arc “in,” they’re “hot,”
they’re marketable. Just look
around. Plywood, painted cow
lawn ornaments graze in numer
ous non-pasture stretches of lawn.
Cow potholders turn up regularly
in kitchen-item sales. Cows have
sprouted on everything from cot
ton shorts to notepaper, blankets
to beverage mugs, weather vanes
to wind chimes.
Cows seem to represent a sort
of lifestyle, a slower pace, a
wholesomeness, a tie with nature
too-fast slipping away from the
computerized, digital,
technologically-advanced civili
zation of this late-20th Century.
Cows are a symbol of roots, of
family, of heritage, of tradition.
All that said, we’re prepared to
offer our own June Dairy Month
cow marketing specials, for the
discriminating country-look shop-
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For just a touch of cow in your
life, how about a packet of Hols
tein Hair-ilage?
Hair-itage adds that final accent
to your country-casual dress,
handly for light sprinkling over
your farmer’s hat brim and dust
ing across your bib overall and
denim shirt. Of virgin cow hair,
carefully curried from genuine
cowhide, one shade only, a blend
of black and white. May include a
touch of meadow-lane dust all
natural of course.
If you’d like to additionally
enhance the look of having been
around cows, but are a little
squeamish about a hands-on
encounter, we have a special on
Dairy De-Tails. Hand-crafted of
genuine cow-switch fibers, De-
Tails lightly swished across your
nose and ears simulate the atmo
sphere of being cow-side. Slosh in
the accompanying bottle of liquid
manure for a more lifelike effect
and sprinkle your hair with bits of
straw or sawdust.
Destruction D-herd-by is an
imaginative and fun gift We guar
antee a package of a minimum
half-dozen lively yearling heifers,
guaranteed to kick their heels,
bawl loudly and cavort uncontrol
lably in several directions when
approached. Works most effec
tively on landscaped lawns and
picture-perfect gardens. Release
your Destruction D-herd-by to
liven up a slow yard party, amuse
your relatives at the family reun
ion or surprise your spouse with a
really different gift.
And for all your gardening
friends, we recommend some all
natural. organic MooPoo. Manu
factured here on-site, MooPoo is
full of nutrients for giant tomatoes
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LANCASTER YORK CHAMBBRSBURG CARLISLE
3019 Hempland Road 4585 West Market Street 1525 Lincoln Way East 1880 Harrisburg Pike
717-397-6241 717-792-3502 717-261-0131 717-249-5718
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STORE HOURS:
Monday Thru Friday 9-9
Saturday 9-6 (Lancaster ft Tork)
9-5 (Carlisle ft Chamberaburg)
Sunday IToon-8 (Lancaster ft Tork)
Closed Sunday (Carlisle ft Chambersbui)
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Berks Society 1
The May meeting of Berks
County Society erf Farm Women
Group 1 was held at the home of
Joan Haas. The special feature of
the evening was a presentation on
counted cross stitch by Nancy
Wcnrich entitled “The Pursuit of
Excellence,” during which she
showed many samples of counted
cross stitch items and gave helpful
hints on the art of counted cross
stitching.
President Ruth Walters pres
ided at the meeting of which 16
members and one guest were
present
The June meeting will be
hosted by Evelyn Heacock and
will feature a youth program.
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and tasty cantaloupes, richer soil
and greener lawns. Comes in
straw pack, liquid, pungent fresh
or low-odor sun-dried and aged.
What better way to celebrate
June Dairy Month than with real
cow products? On the other hand,
maybe you’d just as soon have a
big bowl of ice cream with straw
berries. Enjoy!
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Berks Society 6
Eleven members of the Berks
Co. Society of Farm Women,
Group #6, enjoyed an Every
body’s Birthyday Party at the
Pleasantville Diner. A poem, “On
Your Birthday.” was read by Janet
Schlegel.
Flower plants were given to
each one present, and gifts were
exchanged. The County Board
Report was given by the president.
Pearl Hoffman. The Reading
Scenic River Days will be July 29,
through August 1. Janet Schlegel,
Mary Fizz, and Pearl Hoffman
will be in charge of the display.
The June IS meeting will be in the
home of Nora Schweitzer,
Limekiln.
Lancaster
Society 18
Lancaster County Farm
Women #lB met May 15 at Zion
Lutheran Church, Brandt Blvd.,
Landisville. Hostess was Eli
zabeth Greider.
Vice President- Ruth Landis
conducted the meeting.
Roll call was answered by a 911
personal experience.
The speaker was Joel R. Mar
carellia from the East Hempfield
Police force.
Meeting adjourned with the
singing of the theme song. The
next meeting is scheduled for June
19.
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dairymen are the
cream of the crop !
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