16—Lancaster Farming, Friday, December 16, 1955
Strasburg Choir
Offers Pageant
Sunday Afternoon
The Christmas Story will be
presented in pageant and music
by the Strasburg Wesley Metho
dist Church again Sunday after
noon at four o’clock in the Church
auditorium Due to an overflow
audience last Sunday, the prog-
Dairy Development Program
New Milk Replacement Program New “Dairy Dri”, an
all milk product, replaces milk as the three day old calf’s
basic diet. “Dairy Dri” offers more economical feeding and
a better than average rate of growth for the young animal.
1.
New Calf Developer Pellets For rapid growth and
economical feeding, Calf Developer Pellets are fed with a
2.
limited milk replacement program when the calf reaches
age two weeks. 50% pellets with home grown corn and oats
makes calf feeding during this fourteen week period even
more economical,
This complete Dairy Development Program, based on
Green Pastures Dairy Feeds, offers local dairy herds the
finest possible feeds . . . and the most efficient and economi
cal feeding program. What’s more, medication and vitamin
supplements are available with Green Pastures Dairy Feeds
for correction or prevention of diseases such as intestinal
parasites or milk fever.
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FEEDS SINCE 1875
ram is being repeated.
Participating are: Robert Groff
as the Prophet; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ruoss as Mary and Jo
seph, Shepheids will be William
Pont?, Warren Aument, and
Frank Koch; Kings Thedford
Bair, Robert Aument Imd Robert
Weaver; Angels— Gebrgine Hen
sel, Patsy Cramer, Diane Bair and
Margaret Strubel; Little Angels
Linda Winters, Linda Mae
Brown and Carolyn Louise Pine;
Little Children of Bethlehem .
Louise Wentz, Marianne Weaver,
Ask about fast, economical Bulk Feed Delivery.
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MILLER & BUSHONG, INC.
Bormie Harvey aird "Bill Logan.' '
Miss Lilly Ann Warner, Lan
caster, will direct the pageant.
A graduate of Boston University,
she is especially well prepared
in Religious Art and Drama
The choir will give a brief
musical program prior to and
during the pageant, in keeping
with the theme. Soloists will be
Mrs- Donald Betty, Miss Grace
Nuss, Mrs, Richard Sheaffer,
Donald Miller, and guest soloist,
Harry Peiffer. Mrs. Richard Lontz,-
will be at the organ and Mrs.
Rodney Mayhew will direct the
choir.
Green Pastures
ROHRERSTOWN, PA.
ONLY DAIRY PROGRAM
EVER DEVELOPED
ESPECIALLY FOR LOCAL
DAIRYMEN !
The new Green Pastures Dairy Development
Program, is the only feeding program ever de
veloped especially for local dairy herds. What’s
more, it offers a feeding program for every
period of your dairy herd’s development. •
from three day old calf to high producing milk
cow.
No. 22 Dry and Freshening Ration High .nutrition diet
which fits dry cow for next lactation period. More import
ant, No. 22 Dry and Freshening Ration develops mammary
glands properly so that Jhe cow gives better than average
milk production after calving.
3.
4.
Complete Lactation Concentrates (14% and 16% Concen
trates) Complete concentrate to supplement roughage
and provide a well-rounded feeding program during the
important lactation period.
Dairy Protein Concentrates (24% and 32% Protein Concen
trates) To take better advantage of the economy and
5.
nutritional values of home gj-own grains and roughage,
these carefully blended protein concentrates are fed as a
supplement to these home grown products.
And perfectly supplementing the new dairy program,
Miller and Bushong also offers a Dairy Service Department
. . . experienced dairy nutrition and management experts
are available to you, free of charge, to answer your ques
tions on dairy herd management and solve your problems
pertaining to quality of roughage, etc. Phone Lancaster
2-2145.
NO WATER
Herman, Neb Mrs Emma
Miller is not so sure she likes the
fact that, when she goes to her
water pump to get water, she gets,
instead, high octane gasoline.
This has been going on for some
weeks now and no one admits
ownership of tho gasoline While
three bulk plants are located near
Mrs Miller’s home, all three
operators deny that gasoline is
missing from their tanks
LETTER TRIPS SUSPECT
Cleveland, Ohio Because a
counterfeiter overlooked the fact
that 1944 nickels- bore a letter P
on the back,-detectives traced
some nickels, without the letter
P, to Francis L- Henning, a
64-year-old eng.neer- In Henning’s
East Side room, agents found five
zinc plates for printing $5 notes,
a homemade camera and other
materials for photographing and
reproducing cash
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