Lancaster * farming,'Saturday. April 16, 1960—7
the Most Markets Rjead Lancaster Farming
URLING'S CHICKS
Top Quality Eggs
fa l L at NEPPCO.
’ g quality was highest
f all entries. These were
gaqs—after they had
laving 12 10 14 months,
Quality Eggs
best.
Bill Bur ling's you can
just what you want.
u have eight top strains
crosses to choose from.
Sexhnks are very popul
lth nearby farmers.
i there are the “pick”
best strains and cross-
Bi oilers, or meat-and-
customer said our
Leghorns are; “Just
jrful birds to handle”.
's important in high
ed Leghorns.
Burling's Big 8
■ey's Famous Random
le Test-winning Leg-
A customer made a
;g average on 1800
.ady ■ to - Lay Pullets Available At ALL Times
LING’S HATCHERY
You
it’s
THE RIGHT COMBINATION
THAT COUNTS!
• CHICK QUALITY
• MANAGEMENT
Here are a few of our customers broiler records which came to our atten
tion in the last several weeks.
GOOD? Of course it's good and it shows what can be
grower manages to combine ALL of the
necessary factors which go into producing
GOOD birds at a LOW COST."
May we help you do better with EARLY BIRD
Service? (finest Poultry Service anywhere.)
Contact your Miller & Bushong Service Repre
sentative or call us direct at. Lancaster EXpress
2-2145,
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Merryknoll Sexlink (Rock
x Red) —Bred by electronic
“brain” methods.
Golden Sexlinks - Harco
male x Andrews White Rock
female. They’re tough, and
great layers.
Cobb's. While Rocks
Broiler Test winners and
good layers too.
Vantress x Cobb White
Rocks Popular for meat.
Garrison Cornish Male x
Cobb White Rock female
Super meat quality.
Gove's Barred Rocks . Still
a favorite of many farmers.
Burling's New Hampshires.
Carefully selected stock.
When you're ready to or*
der. pick up the phone and
call Oxford 286 collect.
Oxford, Penna.
Raise Broilers
• WEATHER
• EFFICIENT FEED
No. Birds
18,000
11,000
3,500
12,000
Farm. \Yomen No. 14
Host Society 23
Members of Society of
Farm Women 23 were enter
tained by Society 14 Wed
nesday afternoon in the ho
me of Mrs Murl Clark, of
Strasburg. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Jason Mellmger, Mrs.
Charles Micken, Mrs. Amos
Ranck, Mrs. Ira Rutt and
Mrs. Alice Shaubach.
Devotions in charge of Mrs
Clark, featured a solo, ‘Open
the Gates of the Temple,”
by Mrs. Melvin Peifer. She
was accompanied on the or
AND A LOT OF OTHER FACTORS ARE INVOLVED.
Age
Wks. Days
9-3
9-5
9-2
9-2
T *■
Miller & Bushong, he.
ROHRERSTOWN. PA.
Manufacturers of Poultry and Livestock Feed Since 1875
Weight
3.72
3.91
3.84
3.99
accomplished when a
coi
Ph. Lancaster EXpress 2-2145
gan by Mrs. Calvin High,
Mrs. Maurice Herr, presi
dent of Society 14, introduc
ed Mrs Nelson Hershock,
president of Society 23. The
county president, Mrs. Ab
ram Weidman, also was in
troduced.
Members and guests re
sponded to the roll call with
‘How Many Children I Have 1
Mrs Roy Book and Mrs. Jo
seph Nolt played a piano
duet and a vocal sextet
composed of Mrs. John Her
shey, Mrs. Christian Landis,
Mrs .Mervin Denlinger, Mrs.
Harold Groff, Mrs. Edwin
Rohrer and Mrs. Clarence
Groff also entertained.
Conversion
2.37
2.43
2.23
2.25
& B
Doctor S. K. Eshleman
spoke on “The Child and
How to Help Him Grow to
be a Mature Adult.”
Homemekers Day was an
nounced for next Thursday
in Moose Hall, Lancaster
Three members, Mrs. Rob
ert Esbenshade, Mrs Paul
Hostetter and Miss Elsie
Metzler, received pins for
regular attendance.
The society voted $lO to
each of the following: Lan
caster County Unit, Ameri
can Cancer Society, and the
Lancaster County Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults, Inc. Each member
pledged to give 75 cents for
the county project, the pur
chase of a bone saw and
stretcher for the Ephrata
Community Hospital.
CCA chairman, Mrs Ral
ph Metzler, complimented
the members on their enthu
siasm and cooperation with
this project.
Members will sew cancer
pads at the next meeting,
beginning at 8 30 am Wed
nesday, May 11, in the home
of Mrs. J Lloyd Hamish,
near Willow Street. Co-host
esses will 'be Mrs. Maurice
Herr, Mrs Burl Osborn and
Mrs. Vincent Hershey
Refreshments were served
to 63 members and guests
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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.
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CONTROL WEEDS
AND
INSECTS with...
Weedone 2,4 D
Weedone LV-4
1-gal Can 4 95
24.25
Weedar 64 (Amine}
5-gal Can
1-gal Can
5-gal Can
Simazine 80% Wettable
Atrozine 80% Wettable
Atrozme Granular
SPECIAL PRICES TO
CUSTOM SPRAYERS
Methoxychlor
the recommended spray
for spittle bug and wee
vil control in forage
crops.
Available now in 5 gal.
cans and 30-gal drums
INCREASE YIELD and
improve quality of your
hay crops by adding io
your spittle bug spray.
Nwtri-Leaf
(20-20-20)
5 lbs 1.75
25 lbs 7.50
SMOKETOWN. P*.
Phone EX 7-3539
3 10
14 75