’Jrom Page U
a i 960 graduate in
agnculturo at the
. gtrasburg High
«on llic Keystone
0" 1 p cg ce in the FPA
slrn$ l rn n i Show last Jan-
, c ai- old farm boy
l.» 100 acre
11 “t ill! parents, but s
» , a feed fi'm dur
cjmmcr to help <o
''college expenses
;E jjjj term The schol
,rc “ll be paid in tv o
'V.tsJTlie^first^a
if ny? nn i
[visny of Our
Per
His Records and Low Hosts Are Built Into Our Early
Help You?
May We
Early Bird Feeds and Good
Management
a WINNING combination for any poultryman
Contact your Miller & Bushong Service Representative
or call us direct at Lancaster EXpress 2-2145
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$3OO payment to the univer
sity, will go toward the.
year of schooling Upon en
rollment for his second year
Hubei will have another
$2OO cicdilcd to his account
Presentation of the aw
ard was made to Huber at
the meeting of the county
toachcis of vocational agu
cultuie in Manho.ra high
school on Thursday Present
ing the award was Mr Christ
C Kumler, the packing
film
I Wo have long wanted to
show our apnreciatioii h ’
the woik of the vocation il
agncultuie progiam' hut it
LOWER
Egg Production
Customers Manage to Get TOP PRODUCTION
Bird Housed with Feed Conversions of
4 lbs. per dozen or Close to
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Miller & Bushong, he.
ROHRERSTOWN. PA.
Manufacturers of Poultry and Livestock Feed Since 1875
remained for it\c teachers Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3, 1960—5
to show us the way we cou
ld help,” Kunzler said in
making the presentation
The program was outlined
by a committee of teachers
and approved by Kunzler
with the aim of helping
worthy students continue
their education beyond high
school The committee was
composed of Marlin Hennin
go", Elizabethtown, Herbert
Hcberlem, Solanco; and
George Myers, Lampeter -
Strasburg, all teachers of
vocational agriculture
Teachers on the committee
to screen applicants fe 1 " the
Finest Poultry Service Anywhere
award were Robert Herr of
Now Holland; Henry Givler
Peouea Valley and Russell
Drumm, Cocalico High Scho
ol
Huber plans to enter PSU
for the fall term
How things change' Now
adays when the doctor finda
a patient m a iundown con
dition, he prescribes lessgc't
and more time at the ofticc
I£ you want it to be a
sboit summer, 311 st sign a
00 day note
@ f
it.
Laying Feeds
Bird
iov
Ph. Lancaster EXpress 2-2145
This Week
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farmers” who now ha\e the
opportunity under our dem
ocratic system of government
to speak foi themse ves in a
way that there can be no
miatik.ng their preference
® Corn Support
CFrom page 1>
1958
The minimum rate may be
me eased if the final 1960
crop corn support puce as
de vr.nmcd m October is
higher It will not be reduc
ed
As m the past, Mi Becker
said, the pneo supoort pro
gram lor corn will be craned
out through loans on farm
stored com and through pur
chase agreements Tlmso will
bo availaole from harvest
lime through May 31s 1 , 1961
and will mature Julv 3t,
1961
Co. Holsteins
Make Records
Brattleboro, V + —The Hol
stein - Fnesian Association of
America has announced the
completion of outstanding of
ficial production reedids by
legistcred Holstem cows in
this area The cows, their
records and their owners are
as follows
Roaring Maples Puot Sov
ereign owned by Harold K
Book Ronks, produced 17,-
340 lbs milk and 641 lbs of
butterfat in 365 days on
twice daily milking as a 6-
year-old
Royaldalo Rena Sue ownpd
by Robert C Grofl, Quarry
v’lle, produced 15,033 lbs bf
mJk and 586 lbs butlorfat
in 365 days on twice daily
nn'king as a 5-year-old
Herlandia Gem Mai go Sev
ern owned by Galen W Herr
of Elizabethtown, produced*
14,453 lbs milk and 512 lbs
butterfat m 339 days on
twice daily nnlk'ng as a 5-
year-old
Diana Pabst Willow Slope
produced 19,267 lbs milk
and 651 lbs bidterfat in 365
days on twice daily milking
as a 5 year-old Whispering
Cedars Lucy High F 18,838
lbs milk and 681 lbs butter
xal in 365 days on twice dai
ly milking as a 6-year old
Both are owned by Robert H
Kauffman, Manhenn
Mirror Lake Fobei Modest
3128934 ov/ned by H E. and
Maybelle Kctlermg, of Lititz
produced 19,579 lbs of milk
and 737 lbs butterfat in 365
days on twice daily milkmg
as a 9-year-old
Trout Spring D Forum
Grace 3435894 owned by
John E Ki cider, Lancaster,
produced 14 237 .bs milk
and 574 lbs butterfat m 365
days on twice daily milking
as a 7-y a u old
Check Poultry
For Parasites
Experts Suggest
Summer'.imo is the season
when oxlc. nal parasites mul
tiply most iapidly This is
a'so the season when poult
iynic.l aic usually the busi
est with o’hci iobj on the
farm and the little things are
ollen neglected
However many times it is
these htt’e things that may
cause the mo s t trouble with
the laying flack
Checking some sample
bndS in the laying Pock to
delect the piescnce oi extern
al parasites should be a
weekly choir, say Extension ■
Poultiv specnhbls These lit
t o v arm its’ can be seen bv
close observation of the
bir'l'' . A nd, ’"<n bccan''' none