Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 24, 1960, Image 5

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    his Week
(From page 4)
lo Ut!cal bias
other is the fact that
mil towns the subscrib
'ither know the editor
nally, or they know
by reputation. In alar
ojonty of cases the edi
far more interested in
welfare of-the commum
mn he is m _ partisan
[s doubtful if there ever
|een a national election
Huch the voters were
informed than the one
\st Nov. 8, or one in
the candidates and the
were better under
by the great majority,
important thing in
;tion, it seems to us,
the people be given
lS and that their choi
based on their consid
idgement The decline
■ism’ influence in the
/ press is a healthy
that our democracy
-vive and become st
;t Bail Bond Service”
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life Brunswick Hotel
Opposite Post Office
to Western Auto Store
East King Street
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228 N." Duke Si.<
mpt Bail Bond Service’’
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Two Guernsey Bulls
At SPABC Resummarized
Two registered Guernsey
bulls owned by Southeastern
Pennsylvania Artificial Bre
eding cooperative have be
come Resummansed Sires, ac
cording to the American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
The bulls are Golden Har
vest King Cole, bred by F.
W. McCann, Bridgewater,
Conneticut, and McDonald
Pre Nugget, bred by the Es
tate of J. M McDonald, of
Cortland, New York.
“Cole”, now has 22 dau
ghters with 31 official pro
duction records. Their aver
age production is 12,198 lbs.
of milk and 633 lbs. of fat,
when converted to a twice
daily milking, 305-day, ma
ture equivalent basis.
This bull’s' was Gar
(fenville Rase King and it’s
dam was Blakeford Colleen
that posted an official pro
duction record of 15,612 lbs.
of milk and 863 lbs. of fat.
“Cole”, also has had 20 of
his registered daughters clas
sified with an average rat
ing of Desirable.
“Nugget”, now has 28'dau
ghters with 66 official pro
duction records Their aver
age production is 10,260 lbs.
of milk and 495 lbs of fat,
when converted to a twice
daily milking, 305-day, ma
ture equivalent basis
This bull’s sire was Mc-
Donald Farms Prediction and
it’s dam was Klondike Hol
lifaith, that > posted an offi
cial production record of 13-
As we remember Him whose birth
we celebrate, may the Star that shone
on Bethlehem cast its radiance on our
hearts and homes at this holy time.
And may the true meaning of Christ-
mas, with its many spiritual blessings,
be with us now and in the coming
year,
Miller & Bushong, Inc.
Feed Manufacturers
RCHRERSTOWN, PA.
r
655 lbs. of milk and 701 lbs.
of fat.
_“Nugget”, also has had 23
of his registered daughters
classified with an average ra
ting of Desirable.
• Ag Council
(From page 1)
will be a film strip called
“The Market of the 60’s”,
prepared for Life Magazine
and presented by the Lanc
aster County Extension Ser
vice.
A part of the prepared in
troduction to the film strip
says, “Individual gains, in
come, buying power, higher
living standards will be
made possible not by col
lective efforts of industry or
a company but by individual
productivity”
At the meeting, scheduled
to begin at 1:30 pm, offi
cers for the coming year will
be elected Working commit
tees will report on progress,
including a report on the
progress of the new Agri
cultural- Center.
Program committee chair
man is Richard E. Green.
WINTERIZE TRACTORS
Failure to winterize trac
tors can cost cold cash, warn
Burton S. Horne, extension
agricultural engineer. A few
hours of attention before
winter arrives can save both
money and trouble.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 24, 1960—5
Large Chick Hatch
Benson Sees Lower Egg Prices
December hatchings of egg ed would be a cause for con
type chicks will be about 40 cern.
to 50 percent above last
December, Secretary of Ag
riculture Ezra Taft Benson
warned today, citing figures
from the latest hatchery re
port.
Fearing that this is indica
tive of a trend toward un
duly large increases in com
ing months, the Secretary
said that likely consequences
of such large hatchings if
not soon tempered would
be to sharply expand egg
marketings after mid-1961,
and thus to weaken egg pri
ces.
The USDA monthly hatch
ery report issued Dec. 15th,
summarizing activities in the
approximately 4.200 com
mercial , -' ,f "heries in the
Tnited States, showed
on Dec. - were 43%
more eggs in incubators for
the production of egg-type
chicks. The increase thus
indicated for hatchings in
the first three weeks of the
month would follow an in
crease of 27 percent " 50
million chicks in the pre
ceding seven months
While the percentage in
crease in these seven months
was large, it occured mostly
during a period of seasonal
ly small hatchings I-i eonj
ing months, hatchings will
rise to a seasonal peak, and
even modest percentage in
creases in those months will
create large increases in
terms of numbers of chicks
USDA had previously indi
cated that spri igtime in
creases beyond in nercent in
the number of chickens rais-
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It is the sincere and hearty wish from all of
us that you will have a MERRY CHRISTMAS
and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
P. L ROHRER & BRO., INC.
1
SMOKETOWN
1
BURUNG'S CHICKS
For Quality Eggs, Meat
CAREY Leghorns again
won highest honors for
Egg Quality among all en
tries at the West. N. Y.
Random Sample Test. This
is in competition with en
tries from the iinest breed
ers in the country. When
it comes to Haugh units
—tho official measuring
stick of egg quality—Car
ey Leghorns are tops!
AT BURLING'S you have
eight top strains and crosses
When you're ready to order, pick up
the phone and call Oxford 286 collect.
BURLING’S HATCHERY
8
8
BOX F
“Egg prices have been fav
orable in recent weeks,” the
Secretary said “However, if
the indicated increases are
not tempered, they will re
act to the disadvantage of
egg producers ”
9 Brucellosis
(From page u
in the most recent test”
Dr. Clarkson added that
current information indicates
that the percentage of bru
cellosis infection in commer
cial dairy herds has dropped
to .014 per cent this year
Pennsylvania is modified
as brucellosis-free by the
federal government This cer
tification was granted March
13, 1958, when fewer than 1
per cent of the cattle and 5
per cent of the herds in the
state were infected with
brucellosis.
Presently two counties are
certified as brucellosis free.
In Philadelphia and Monroe
County, recent tests have
shown that fewer than 1 per
cent of the herds and 2 per
cent of the cattle are infect
ed with the disease
PENNA.“ TREES
Do you have a Pennsyl
vania-grown Christmas tree
in your home this year 7 Alvi
O Voigt, extension market
ing specialist, says Pennsyl
vania is the biggest producer
of plantation-grown Christ
mas trees in the United
States, and he reports 1,600,-
000 of these trees moved
through the markets of the
stale this year.
Season’s
(greetings
Phone Lane. EX 7-3539
to choose from . . . for top
quality Eggs and Meat.
For Big Brown Eggs: Met
ryknoll Sex-Links (Rock x
Red); Golden Sex-Links
Harco Red male x Andrews-
Wlute Rock female.
AND FOR MEAT Van
tress x Cobb White Rock;
Cobb's Strain-Cross White
Rocks; Garrison's Cornish
Male x Cobbs White Rock fe
male; Burling's New Hamp
shires and Barred Rocks.
Reserve Your Chicks and
Started Pullets in Advance.
Free Circular. Open Dales.
OXFORD. PENNA.