Co. Guernsey
Breeders Elect
Paul Ankrum, Peach Bot
tom, was elected president of
the Lanacster County Guern
sey Breeders Association at
the last meeting of the board
of directors.
Earlier this month, Ank
rurti was elected to the board
of directors at the annual
banquet of the association
held in Quarryville. He pre
viously had served two terms
as vice president of the or
ganization.
A new line ol New Holland-Farmway bam cleaners has
been added by L. H. Brubaker of 350 Strasburg Pike, local
New New Holland Dealer.
The barn cleaners can be installed in old or new
bams, L. H. Brubaker said, and they are available in var
ious models for use in all size barns.
Mr. Brubaker said the bam cleaners were added to
his line of farm equipment following the recent purchase
of the Farmway Company, Manawa, Wise., by New Hol
land. Anyone interested in more information, call or stop
at L. H. Brubaker's, 350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster or call
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FLORIN, PENNA.
Mount Joy OLdfield 3-2411
JOHN HESS II FEED MILL
INTERCOURSE, PENNA.
Intercourse SOuthfield 8-3301
BONNYMEAD FARMERS EXCHANGE,
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Hummelstown, Penna
Hummelstown LOcust 6-2521
MANHEM FARM BUREAU
MANHEIM, PENNA.
Manheim MOhawk 5-2467
JOHN L. ZUG & SON. INC.
RICHLAND, PENNA.
Myerstown UNion 6-4323
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Also elected at the meet
ing were Rohrer Witmer, of
Willow Street, vice president;
and Harold Herr, Kirkwood,
secretary-treasurer.
Witmer was also appointed
chairman of the association's
annual meeting committee.
Melvin Stoltzlfus, Honks Rl,
retiring president was made
chairman of the Field day
committee.
Heading the group to plan
the annual tour was Hervey
Ferguson, Kirkwood, and
Ellis Denlinger, Gordonvillc
Rl, was reappointed as DHIA
representative.
WORLEY LUMBER COMPANY
WEST LAWN, PENNA.
Sinking Springs ORchard 8 8088 or
Reading FRanklin 3-2123
FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
ROBESONIA, PENNA.
Womelsdorf LUther 9-4265
MARTIN'S FEED MILL
R 3, EPHRATA, PENNA
Ephrata REpublic 3-2540 or 3 2908
LEBANON COUNTY FARM BUREAU
LEBANON, PENNA.
Lebanon CRestview 3-2621
LANCASTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU
QUARRYVILLE, PENNA
Quarryville STorlmg 6-2126
Southeastern Penna.
Artificial Breeding Coop.
P.O. Box 254. Lancaster, Penna.
SEES FARM TREND
Dean Lyman E. Jackson of
the School of Agriculture at
the Pennsylvania State Uni
versity sees livestock and
poultry numbers and feeding
rates increasing during 1900.
However, the rate of expan
sion has slowed down. There
will be more than enough
gram and high-protein feed
stuff's.
Marbling in the loin musc
le seems to be a good indica
tor of pork qauitly, U S. Rc
partment of Agriculture food
specialists have found.
Common table salt may
corrode and tarnish silver, so
take special care of spoons
used to serve salty nuts and
caTidy.
PRODUCTION PUUETS
When clouds are looking
darkest,
And egg prices declining,
A flock of HI-CASH pal
lets,
Bring back tho silver lin
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Phone EX 2-2191
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 5, 1959—3
E-town Boy
Is On State
Stock Team
Gerald H. Hess of Eliza
bethtown was one of the
members of the Livestock
Judging team from The Penn
sylvania State University
that won its second champ
ionship this season during
the Eastern National Live
stock Show held recently at
Timonium, Md., winning out
over 11 other Eastern univer
sities and colleges. Earlier
the team placed first at the
Eastern States Exposition.
Penn State’s team ranked
first in judging hogs at the
Eastern National, third in
sheep, and fourth in judging
beef. Second highest individ
ual at Timonium was Louis
M. Colbin of Schellsburg
(Colvin was high individual
at the Eastern States event)
Tenth highest individual at
Timonium was Donald P
Fowler of Danville.
Colvin was second highest
individual in judging beef,
sixth in sheep, and ninth on
hogs. Don Fowler placed sev
enth on beef and eighth, on
sheep Gerald Hess and Rob
ert L Kimble of Roaring
Branch tied for seventh on
hogs.
The team included David
H. Fowler of Danville. Alter
nates were Jay M. Espen
shade of Elizabethtown, Raj.
S. Lehr of 7ork, and Clair
W. Zerby of Spring Mills.
The team competes next on
November 28 during the In
ternational Livestock Exposi
tion in Chicago.
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FARM VALUES RISE
Pennsylvania farmland
values continue to rise, 7 pci
cent in the past year. James
Becker, Penn State extension
larm management specialist,
says this rise is slightly high
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Grass should go into the
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