12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 24, 1959 Co. Grange Elects Richard Maule, Quarry ville R 2 dairyman, was elect ed master of Lancaster Coun ty Pomona Grange at the meeting Thursday evening. Maule, long active in the work of the Colerain Grange, is at present gate keeper in that lodge. Other officers elected along with Maule for the ’6O term are: Paul Uible, Ephrata Grange, overseer; Marie Mur phy, Fulton Grange, lecturer; Rbbert Armstrong, Fulton, P. L. ROHRER & BRO. SMOKETOWN. PA. SAVE PER HUNDRED i PLACE YOUR ORDER BEFORE NOVEMBER 30th TAKEDELIVERY UP TO JULY Ist. Make Your Next Flock LSC-55 Leghorns MORE.... BIGGER.... BETTER EGGS Call or Visit Us 500 N.... Lancaster EX 4-0541 steward; Henry Wenger, Col* erain, chaplain; Morton Fry, Ephrata, assistant steward; Gladys Eby, Salisbury Grange, secretary; Charles G. McSparran, Fulton, treasur er; Joseph Hess, Colerain, gate keeper; Mrs. Susan Hess, Colerain, Ceres; Mabel Brab son, Fulton, Pomona; Cather ine Wanner, Salisbury, Flora; Laura McSparran, Fulton, la dy assistant steward. In other action the Pomona Grange adopted two resolu tions seeking stricter en forcement of the anti-litter law and supporting a bill for permissive Bible reading. The resolutions read as fol lows: Resolution 1: “Whereas Phone Lane. EX 2-2653 caiti in on the .i. * ] IS- 1959 WESTERN NEW YORK R SAMPLE TEST THE LSC-55 . finished in-tho top quafrile highest interior egg quality of all leghorn entries outproduced test average by 16.7 eggs per pullet housed. required 2.9 lbs. less feed per bird than average. Manheim New Holland MOhawk 5-2466 ELgin 4-2146 »■ i mum m*r <****" the farmers of our county . have been plagued with beer, Pmaram TOf YOlitHs whiskey bottles, cans and wr lwy I Oil I IWI I •IO other forms of litter being thrown from passing autos. £• | I r C V na' And whereas said-Jitter often QCK OIIOW IS CAPu. causes death of farm ani mals, injury to implements. Junior activities at the a share in the sBo,o\ etc. Be it resolved Lancast- Pennsylvania Livestock Ex- miums being offered er County, Pomona 71, urge position have been increased owner of the grand a better enforcement of our this year, John B. McCool, ion steer can look litter law.” show director said today. to a fat purse wl Resolution 2; “Whereas McCool said that the lar- animal is auctioned Reps. Wood and Eshleman gest segement of farm you- November 13, at 1 have introduced a bill in our th to participate in the three °* the show. State Legislature making it year-old open livestock show total of 312 permissible to continue the Novemer 9 through 13 will “ av f e ?f, eret * 2,868 practice of reading the Bible be 4-H Light Horse and beef cattle, swine and repeating the Lord’s Pony Club members compe- in the Pennsylvania Prayer in the opening exer- ting in their first state-wide Exposition. Thi cises of our schools. And round-up, Monday, Novem- , tnis y ® ar 15 whereas this country was ber «. est indoor show m founded on religious princip- Vocational agriculture stu les with a deep respect for dents membership of Future Almighty God. Be it resolved Farmers of America Chap that Lancaster County Pom- ters, are to be special guests ona 71 meeting in regular of the “Keystone Intemat session give our wholeheart- ional” Wednesday, Novem ed support to this- legisla- ber 11. In their field trip to » the Farm Show Buildings, the Future Farmers will see some of the finest breeding cattle, swine and sheep in —the United States. They also will see how some of the country’s- top commercial breeders are producing ani mals that are free of exces sive fat, but still make fast, economical gains in the feed lots. CHEESE BUYING TIP Soft, unripened cheeses, such as cottage and cream, are perishable. Buy only the amount of unripened cheese the family will use in a few days and keep it refrigerated in a tightly covered contain er. “Prompt Bail Bond Service” BUHRMAN'S CONVENIENT PARKING LOTS Opposite Brunswick Hotel Opposite Post Office Next to Western Auto Store 115 East King Street Norman A. Buhrman, ' 228 N. Duke St “Prompt Bail Bond Service” v^l • • I)WNEO<v/CONTROLLED by lancos/erOanff FARMERS ' v ' i ■1 V 1 *■ A 1 if • • £1934 1959 Quarryville STerlin* 6-2128 am*** wmfm In -addition, 86 junior ex hibitors will be participat ing in the junior steer show. Most of these youngsters ha ve been feeding steers, some of them for more than a year, especia’ly for the Pen nsylvania Livestock Expo sition. They are hoping for Lancaster Farming v V V W V' R.P.I, MOUNT JOY. PA. GOOD NEWS to offset current hog pr $8 OFF PERT on oil Ful-O-Pep Hog Supplem and Pig Feeds To help lower your hog production costs and i you more, Ful-O-Pep gives you an $8 discount ton off list price if you buy before November 1959. You can't afford to pass up top quality b plus bigger hog profits, so see us today. Your visit is bound to pay off I D. W. HOOVER EAST EARL, B. D. 1 \\\\\\\\\\\\\VsWKW^ WHITEN, BRI and SAN IT your barn wi Car disinfecting white GET All 4 ADVA, with I eaty iprayi 1. Sprays a clean bright 2. Kills disease germs 3, Eliminates cobwebs for 4. Kills flies, lice and othi Your bam smells dean it is clean —Carbola dear For a “Grade A” job i Certified Carbola Spraj ask your dealer about the Rental Sprayer. For further tnformatlor Dept L.F 109 Ph. 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