ifhe seventy-first annual session of the Raw nsville Methodist Camp Meeting officially pened Tuesday with a meal at 5_P m m ie dining room and a program by the evang elist, the Rev Joseph Biookshire The meet ig will continue through August 6, ending nth the annual March-to-Zion Officials state that 97 tents have been oc upied, with approximately 350 people in esidence. Shown above, top left, is one of the early & arrivals, B Cookman Dunkle, Bethesda church, Drumore R. D, who was association Poultry echnicians Licensed HARRISBURG Licenses to •k as lay poultry technicians •e issued Wednesday by the ite Department of Agncul to 15 men and one woman completed the first special mmg short couise conducted : week at the Pennsylvania ite University. The tiaining and licensing re- J- C. Snavely & Sons, Inc. Landisville, Pa. 3511 Ross C. Ulrich J. C. Walker & Son Millport Mills Peach Bottom, R.D. Pa riensel 19R3 George Rutt Stevens R. D. 1. Pa. VN VXXXX\XXXXXXXXXXXXXV(|)V\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'' Camp Meeting Underway suit ' from an enabling act pas sed by the 1955-56 session of the State Legislature and signed by Governor George M. Leader. The Governor encouraged the legislation as an aid to the ad vancement of the State’s $192 million poultry industry. Two Million Tests The nevtoy licensed techni cians now are eligible to go into business for themselves, drawing and labeling ’ poultry blood samples for" hatcherymen and poultrymen as a control mea sure in keeping flocks free of Pullorum 'disease of poultry New Ful-O-Pep Hog Drylot Supplement MAKES PORK AT LOW COST Get your supply 500 n... D. W. Hoover East Earl, R. D. 1, Pa. Denver 7-2150 president for 25 years, retiring in 1954. Photo top light,,is a view of one of the tent hned streets Bottom photos show two views of the audi torium on which a new roof has been installed It was announced that the ladies’ auxiliaries of the 15 Solanco churches participating will each serve meals for one day The association provides the' milk, bread and meat, with the ladies providing the rest. Auxiliaries began this practice three years ago and officials at tribute the debt-free status of the meeting to this practice. —Staff Photo New Ful-O-Pep Hog Drylot Supplement is so efficient you can make 100 pounds _of pork with about 5 bushels corn and 50 pouhds-Ful-O-Pep. You’ll fatten jour hogs fast, too. This latest tri umph of Ful-O-Pep Research helps grow your hogs to 220 pounds or more in about 5 1 /> months. Ful-O-Pep Hog Drylot Supplement really helps, speed your hogs to market. JNew Holland 4 7201 gITOSE? ® OV 7-2493 Gap, Pa- Hickory 24169 Previously this task was limited to practicing veterinarians. Blood samples are Sent to the State Bureau ot Animal Industry laboratoiy for testing. Current ly, about two million tests are being run annually. The lone woman to become a poultry technician is Mrs ■Marion B. Kutz, 41S' S.'_ Whlnut St, Lititz. She wilt receive license No 6 The, No. 1 license goes to Raymond W. Auckerman, R 1 Irwin. Licenses are good until Decem ber 31 of this year, renewable January 1, 1957. Paul M. Ressler & Son Paradise, Pa. Lititz, R-D.4, Pa, Lititz 6 8831 Grubb Supply Elizabethtown, Pa. 7-1310 Aungst Holstein Leads Red Rose DHIA in Month The highest 305 day lactation was completed by a Registered Holstein owned by Harry Aungst, R 1 Marietta This Holstein pro duced 16,536 lbs of milk and 655 9 'lb of butterfat Second high lactation was completed by a Registered Holstein owned by J. Lester Stauffer Manheim #3. This Holstein pioduced 17,487 lbs of milk and 618 1 lbs of but terfat. The herd having the highest monthly butterfat average was that of Raymond F. Witmer, Willow Street #1 His Guernsey herd averaged 1040 lbs of milk and 512 lbs of butterfat.' Sec ond high was the Holsfein herd of Hairy H Ranck, Ronks #1 with 1284 lbs of milk and 499 lbs of butterfat The high monthly butterfat producer was owned by Mary B Stoltzfus, Morgantown, “Kate” a registeied Holstein pioduced 2733 lbs of milk and 125 7 lbs of butterfat Second high was a Registered Holstein owned by Henry E Kettering, Manheim #l, “DunLoggin” produced 2550 lbs of milk and 122 4 lbs of but ter fat. 200 AT LGSEC PICNIC Two hundred attended the Lancaster County Senior Exten sion Club chicken baibecue and square dance at Buchmiller Park last weekend Calling the squaie dance was Bert Wittenberg safety and low-costs for OLIVER One-Row Pulß-Type Corn Pickers /Up go corn picking capacity and convenience.. down go repair costs and safety hazards...when you pick your crop with an OLIVER Model 5. New snapping roll spacing adjustment lets you clear the gathering unit without getting off your trac tor seat. Longer snapping rolls and "live” points handle your bumper crops...lift the down and leaning stalks... bring in more corn every year, in every field condition. Roller-type gathering chains are an Oliver "exclu sive”...are twice as stronj .wear three times as long as ordinary kinds. Safe clutches protect all drive assemblies Be sure to see the Olive before you buy any single ,ype picker. Farmersvillc Equipment Co. Sohrata, R.D. 2 Clias. J. McComsey & Sons < . mw E. L. 1 lerr Peach Bottom Hershey & Manheim. RD. 1 G. N. Hickory Hill, Pa. Lancaster Farming—' Friday, July 27, 1956 NAVY GRASSHOPPER The Navy Giasshoppei, nine of which aie being built in In dianapolis for Antarctic use, is an airborne weather station. Dropped from an airplane, it shoots out six broadcasts data for six months without sei vic ing. iVlodel 5 pull- Son ■7
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