Program Helps Mothers Choose Safe Preschool Toys
Lancaster County Extension Office announces a February 22 1973 program at Grand View Heights United Methodist Church to help mothers of preschoolers select or make appropriate toys. Sessions cover toy buying making feeding clothes decorating a child’s room and behavior patterns with mini sessions on Creative Toys Buy or Sew for Tot Decorating a Child's Room and Feeding Little Folks. A nursery is available for morning attendees and registration costs 25 cents with two sessions chosen.
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Joan Lucas
Extension Home
Lancaster County
Grand View Heights Community United Methodist Church
Pleasure Road
Lancaster
Arcadia Road
Pennsylvania sheep and lamb inventory declines in January report
Pennsylvania held 144000 sheep and lambs on January 1, down four percent from a year earlier, valued at 2952000 dollars. The count includes 20000 ewe lambs 8000 wether lambs 108000 ewes and 8000 rams and wethers. The state ranked 24th in sheep numbers with a lambing rate around 98 percent based on 1972 breeding ewes producing 111000 market lambs.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania
Farm and Home Foundation Forms New Board Members
Lancaster County Farm and Home Foundation expanded its board at the annual banquet held last Thursday at the Farm and Home Center. Four new directors were named Abner Housekendt Mark Millersville Dorothy Johnson Quarryville R2 Jay E Landis Lancaster R6 Ruth Phillipp Forney Rd Lancaster. Reelected directors were William L Counts Quarryville R2 J Everett Kreider Quarryville R1 and Larry H Skromme Landis Valley Rd Lancaster. Melvin R Stoltzfus served as toastmaster and Enos B Heisey of Agway Inc Syracuse NY presented World Wide Agriculture.
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Farm and Home Foundation
Lancaster County Farm and Home Foundation
Farm and Home Center
Abner Housekendt
Millersville
Dorothy Johnson
Quarryville
Jay E Landis
Lancaster
Ruth Phillipp
Forney Rd
William L Counts
J Everett Kreider
Larry H. Skromme
Landis Valley Rd
Melvin R. Stoltzfus
Enos B Heisey
Agway, Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Sheep farm inventory declines in year 5 percent
Inventory for an estimated 161,480 sheep farms stands at 17,726,000 head, a 5 percent decline for the year. The 1972 lamb crop was 12,537,000, down 3 percent, while new crop lambs on hand January 1 totaled 1,218,000, up 2 percent from 1972.
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Hoffman Products
Aaron S. Groff
Ephrata
Hinkletown
MUNCY
Starline Labor Savers Feed Lot Construction
J. Samuel Sherer
Mt. Joy R
E. M. Herr Coupment, Inc
R. D
Willow Street
Osi
Lancaster Ford Tractor, Inc
Willow St
Pike
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