—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 26, 1960
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BEAMING PROUDLY OVER THE SALE OF HIS
CHAMPION CAPON at the Mount Joy Rotary C ub Tues
day is Bi Il y Hackman, E izabeihtown R 3. Holding the
champion Bird he has just pu-chased is Adam Greer, Mount
Joy 3 ewe er and past president of the c'ub. Rotanans
bought over 50 of the 4-H club members’ plump birds.
—L F. Photo
Milk Producers
To Hold Meet
The Metropolitan Coopera
tive Milk Producers Bar
gaining Agency will conduct
its unique grass roots
Leadership and Information
Program for Lancaster co
unty and area dairymen on
November 28 throuah Dei -
ember 1 .at Mount Joy.
The p ogram, will feature
outstanding milk marketing
experts, cooperative leadeis
and educators.
All area dairymen are in
vited to attend. Meals will
be furnished.
Daily sessions will run
from 10 am. to 4 pm.
The program is aimed at
giving dairymen a better
understanding of milk ord
ers, laws, regulations, or
ganizations and state and
federal units which affect
the conduct of their business.
More than 2 000 have atten
ded these sessions since the.
school started in 1956.
Such topics as New York
State Milk Control, National
Sanitation Code, Role of
Government in Business, Or
der 27, Bulk Tanks, Coopera
tive Organization and many
others will be taken up
Chairman of the daily ses
sions will be Thomas Ted
esco, fieldman for the Bar
gaining Agency
This is not only.a time to
try men’s souls but it is also
a time that stretches their
pocketbooks. Something will
snap. Some are now folding
up.
Buyer of Oak, WALNUT,
Poplar, ASH, etc.
C. J. CHARLES LUMBER
New Providence, Pa.
P’-one ST 6-3108
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SURPLUS EQUIPMENT COMPANY
PRINCE & JAMES ST.. LANC. Ph. EX 3-4011
Store Hours Mon. to Fri. 12:30 to 9; Sat. 9 to 5
PIONEER
Regular Price $7.50
OFFER EXPIRES MOV. 30, 1960
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARHYVILLE
• Capons
(From page 1)
third position behind the en
tries of Virginia and U'lie
Ann WivelL. However he was
second in' the project score
contest last-year.
Following Hackman with
his score of 99 5 was Dona d
Miller with 98.9 points. Don
a'd the-son of Mr. and Mrs.
Christ Miler, Elizabethtown
Rl, also exhibited the second
place entries.
Taking third place in both
the exhibit and record book
score was Jean Miller, sister
of Dona d Her score was
98 5 of a possib'e 100 points.
Members of the Mount
Joy Rotary Club, sponsors of
the roundup bought over 50
of the high qua ity dressed
capons from' membe.s of the
club In addition to the two
b-rds making up the judging
entry, each member was ask
ed to bring two other capons
dressed and ready for sale.
The Champion birds were
bought by Adam H. Greer,
Mt Joy jeweler and past
p.esident of the Rotary club.
The Rotanans have sponsor
ed the club for over fifteen
years.
25 Pounds of
PIONEER
VIG-R-CALF
St* Milk Solids
a $ 6.75
Food has three big jobs,
says Mrs. Laßue Hefner,
Penn State ex'ension?**- nutri
tionist. Food provides mater
ials for the body’s building
and repair, regulators that
enable the bo3y to use other
ma enals and to run smooth
ly and fue. for the body’s en
ergy and warmth. There is
some fuel in every food.
The U S. has grown from
a nation in which one of ev
ery four workers hacMo pro
duce food, to a nation in
which one farmer is produc
ing food for 24
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HEADQUARTERS
ior
Ford Tractors,
parts and accessories
Ford Implements
Expert service
Fanning information
See Your
Local Ford
Dealer
Conestoga
Farm Service
Park Ave« Quarryville
Phon* ST 6-2587
Hoverstick Bros. - - - Elizabethtown -
Columbia Pike’ Lancaaier FonnersSupply, Inc.
Elizabethtown
Phone EM 7*1341
Phon* EX 2-5722
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Phon* All 7-5502 .
9 Lancaster Poultry
(Continued irom page 3)
Rock Cross Yeamngs; 33
M&B, (Norman F. Stucky)
600 White Vantress Liponi?.
ed Cockere s, 13 wks; 34
Kenneth B NoT, 700 White
' Vantress. Liponized Cocke”
els, 13 wks; 35 Same, 700
White Vantress Liponized
Corkerels, 13 wks; 36. Mer
vm Miller, 1000 Leghorn
Fowl; 37. Eshe man’s Red
Rose Exp| Farm, 8000 White
Vantress; 8 wks, 6 da; 38
Same; 39 Same, 3700 White
Rock Cockerels, 8 wks, 2 da
40 Same, 3700 White Rock
Cockerels, 9 wks, 2 da.
• Just what is service 9
Here’s what we try to do:
Keep every Ford trac-
tor and every piece of
Ford Farm Equipment
working" at top efficiency
and- be Johnny-on-
the-spot when something-
goes wrong.
Some of our service is
free; some costs only lor
the parts; some requires
a reasonable labor charge,
But you’ll find us fair . .
we want to keep on serv-
ing you for a long time,
- Sccuder Bros.,
■ Naw-Hollaad -
■ Phoiie - EX. "4-8721
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