—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 21, 1961
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Funk Returned
To SCD Office
Amos Funk, Millersville
Rl, was returned to the post
of president by the Lancaster
County Soil Conservation
District board of directors
Wednesday night Funk has
held the post for five years.
Henry Hackman, Manheim
R 2 was reelected vice
dent, and Henry E Givler,
Lincoln Highway East, Lan
caster, was returned as secre
tary treasurer.
The community’s respon
sibility for our natural re
sources has been chosen as
the th tie of the annual
banquet of the Lancaster
County Soil Conservation
District.
Roy Brubaker, Lititz R 3,
chairman of the banquet pro
gram told members oi me
board of directors, arrange
ments have been made to
hold the meeting March 2nd
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Your used tractor
at the Ephrata E. IL B.
Church beginning at 6:30 p.
AMOS FUNK
m Main speaker of the even
ing will be Dr. D. L. Biems
derfer, president of Millersr
ville State College. "
Henry Hackman, Soil Con-;
servation District director
will show a series of slides
taken on a trip to Poland
duiing the summer of 1960.
Tickets for, .the banquet
are available from Roy Bru
baker or any district direct
or.
Sloat Is Honored
By Spray Dealers
Retiring Associate County
Agent, Harry Sloat was hon
pesticide dealers Wednesday
The award and a purse
presented to Sloat'. by Alex
Ehrlich, president of J.. C.
Ehrlich Chemical Co, Inc.
was in recognition of Sloat’s
40 years of service in the
field of pest control in the
county.
The award, presented at a
meeting of at Over
look Golf Course was the
second honor received by
Sloat in as many days. In
the midst of a series of meet-
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mgs on pest control, Sloat to have you mention Lancas
took time out to accept a- ter Farming when answering
spinning rod and reel from advertisements. -
BURLING'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 finest breed
ers in the country. When
it comes to Haugh units
—the official measuring
stick of egg quality—Car
ey Leghorns are tops!
AT BURLING'S you have
eight lop strains and crosses
When you're ready to order, pick up
the phone and call Oxford 288 collect.
BURLING’S HATCHERY
BOX F
.tester- Singer,- Ronks farm
iaipiem.'BErt;' dealer, Tuesday
night? -Bloat '.who- retires Jan,
‘3l counts fishings among his
hobbies.
Livestock Men
(From page 10)
Is j competition from Graded
West Virginia livestock.
A total of seven meetings
have- been- set up throughout
the state to get farmer, mar
keting agency and packer re
'action to the proposed plan
A decision on whether to
make the voluntary program
available will be made on
February 3, the Department
of ".Agriculture committee
announced.
to choose from . . . for top
quality Eggs and Meal.
For Big Brown Eggs: Mer
ryknoll Sex-Links (Rock x
Red); Golden Sex-Links
Harco Red male x Andrews
White Rock female.
AND FOB MEAT Van
tress x Cobb White Rock,
Cobb's StrainrCross White
Rocks; Garrison's Cornish
Male x Cobbs White Rock fe
male; Burling's New Hamp
shires and Barred Rocks.
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Started Pullets in Advance.
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