Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 17, 1960, Image 11

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    ■:. • SCO . Poorlv Lighted F Mm ,, 9 . s.w.y. s*.w~r it. i*m>
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| IhC .univwl%;*nnou^' to ia *te. < Farm Machines JUTZP* • G S^ r OMe 1}
I d A CdUSO AcddeiltS ** PlaS * ten» ioß director ann *4"f? l
■ the son-vbf JVfcsn' 1 - Bertjia -were -discussed and the com- .!», * ' , T today He is the son of Mr.
B: f r Kj St.? .mltleo «■ WiU - schedule the ' State-Traffic Safety Com- . As - • ru^ al J^ dent ’ * and Mrs.-Norman E. Garber,
I d V^te:WJUlam. T to • the o? missioner *O. -D. > Shipley- said LlSSaat Mount Joy R2 ’ fc „
■Xis a , graduate^-°i n < :asi ' Mount Joy area durinx early recenUy adequate lighting of toy unlilununated, - Garber,- who has been on
| t IJigh-*Scbbolv M . temple XSIMI * y howe or tractor-driven equip- slow-moving wagons on nar- leave iot service for
| diversity, .he earned. aJB s S:,. N Z. !^ Derators address _ meat pulled over highways ™ w rwwi *> th * the- past two years, is a ’BT
I degr ee I Q '^“Ballsm;.^ e ■ Mac lSS- durin * dusk or Commissioner. Penn State graduate. While
I , r t editor .of all pUb> 4S £ ollows - should be of paramount in- in college he majored in ag
■ iications., , - . . _,, ’ „ terest to Pennsylvania farm- ronomy, and was a member
■ tr e is a member of the „~V. *„r 011, - Hol twood R2 ’ era. A Frearina Rarlnpc of the Clover Club and Crops
I n -loan Association of- Arf- Martic Township, 132 acres; “ Freezing necipes . .. t am » 0 f the
■ v >vssocmipn or Ag Martin Marietta R 1 The number of traffic ac- (From page 10) judging team, aim also or me
B, .cultural :> College -- Editors; ™ • Martin, Marietta m, .. . resulting from in- . . , , . College of Agriculture Stu
■ Jencan Association of JJonega l . 85 cW™« cootoiner, after thawmg, dent Council. His fraternities
'University -Professors, and. ** H. Styer estate, Albert M. is™ dip m Ixol W ® ter to unmold ' were Alpha Gamma Rho
Z Pennsylvania Agricultur-/Best,-, trustee New Holland. «e * * * and Alpha Phi Omega.
a l Reporters Association. Bast Earl Twp-. 35acres, - >reve _ t _j > i e » -.j ghinlev NOTE: chicken may be Before entering the army
He holds an honorary Key Henry M. Huber, East Earl * substituted for the turkey in Garber was assistant Fulton
stone Farmer .Degree . from HI, East Earl Twp., 52 acres; Shipley noted that there re • above recipes. county agent
; hP Future Famfers of Am- E. R. Noll, Reinholds Rl; G. many reflective materials |
rica ," ’' “ Clair Cochran, Quarryville .that will afford at least min-1
jle is married to the for- R 3, Eden Twp., 120 acres. imum protection against a
me r Betty D. Miller" pf possible collision which
Womelsdorf. They have four could result in costly prop
children: Harold, Jr, 16; r» j*l j erty damage or serious bodl-
Kathryn, 14; Thomas, 13, and Keacl the V.laSSltiedS. iy injury.
Frednc, 6. For a nominal expenditure
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I ” SHU your busf crib buy r;
: EXCUSIVE SPEEDY RAFTERS MAKE y
Mtowt twice as easy to erect
Speedy roof rafters guarantee easy, proper
placement of roof panels the first time.
Rafters add great strength to the roof.
Panels need only to be bolted together in
three places. It!s another big time-saving
feature you get only in Speedy Bar-L'ok
com cribs.
Stands up best—lasts longer
Wire mesh panels are 5-gauge wire thick
Mann & Grume 111 Farm Serv.
R. D. 2, Quarryville Phone ST 6-3630
!'S "T*
You Need A Good Feeding Program
To Produce Good Profits
Red oRase®
MIRV FEEDS 8 SUPPLEMENTS
Stai t your herd on the Red Rose Cow-
Q-Lated Dairy Feeding Program This pro
gram was developed to pay off in the milk
pail—where it counts most—with extra
pounds ot milk
Red Rose Feeds are available m many
protein levels to balance any roughage on
your farm
your home grains
oral mixtures
and premium quality rations tor calves
Feed with confidence and see the difference better feeding
with Red Rose makes hiprofit!
A. S. GROFF
21 S. Queen, Lancaster, Pa
R D. 2, Mount Joy, Pa
CHAS E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 2, East Earl, Pa,
supplements to mix with
molasses and mm-
as well as milk replace! -
E. MUSSER HEISEY
as a 14" bolt! No bulge or sag. Sturdy 26-
gauge galvanized roof is securely anchored
to 9 steel roof rafters and side panels. Can’t
blow offl
Come in today and see the Speedy Bar-Lok
com crib. Let us prove to you that Speedy
is twice as fast twice' is easy to erect. Let
us show you all the other features that make
Speedy Bar-Lok your best com crib buy.
Landis Bros.
Manheim Pike
AMMON E. SHELLY WARREN SICKMAN
R D 2, Lititz, Pa K. D. 1, Pequea, Pa.
J. C. WALKER & CO,
Phone EX 3-3908
Gap, Pa
MUSSER'S
The Buck, R. 1,. Quanyville
NEW I AMES WAY*
Spiral Jet Cooling System
Direct Expansion
Sani-Kool
LOWEST IN HEIGHT... HIGHEST IN VALUE
M. S. SENSENIG
NEW HOLLAND PH. EL 4-0691
Lancaster
F
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Haverstick Bros.
Columbia Pike, Lancaster
Save 2 to 5 bushels more corn per acre while you
pick up to 20 acres per day with Ford’s popular
2-row mounted com picker! This proved performance
is made possible by Ford’s effective use of outstand
ing corn-saving features . , . efficient pick-up of
down and leaning stalks . . . exclusive side-snap
snapping rolls . . . corn-saver pan . . . big capacity
elevators . . . clean-husking, gentle-acting, husking
beds ... and many more. Mounted 1-row models with
similar corn-saving features are also available.
Stop in and let us show you these corn-saving features.
Elizabethtown
Farmers Supply, Inc.
Elizabethtown
Phone EM 7-1341
Phone EX 2-5722
Allen H. Matz
Denver
Phone AN 7-6502
Conestoga
Farm Service
Park Ave., Quarryville
Phone ST 6-2597
Sander Bros.
New Holland
Phone EL 4-8721
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