6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6, 1961
business management and is
I svral KAnn |e awarded annually to 20 men
I.UV.CII ITIOII 19 in Nortll America. Martin
A _ T__ OO was presented for member-
Among lop £\J shl p by j. B . Needham, sales
C I managed of the Harrisburg,
salesmen p a „ branch.
r -n The citation was read by
J. P. Martin of New Hoi- w L Voegelii gene ral sales
land, Pa., was one of 20 Al- mana g e r of the farm equlp
lis-Chalmers ' farm equip- ment division. The candidate
ment division field sales rep- was decorated by Boyd S.
resentatives in Milwaukee by Oberlink, senior vice presi
acceptance into the com- dent; and L W. Davis, g«n
pany’s “Top Twenty” club, eral manager of the farm
Membership is emblematic equipment division and a
of excellence in sales and vice president
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PLANT P-A-G...HARVEST UP TO $5O
EXTRA PROFIT PER BAG OF SEED
Melvin M. Brendle Clair M. Hollinger
R, D. 1. East Earl R. D. 1, Mount Joy
OL 3-3470
Terre Hill HI 5-2444
Ray D. Deiter
Box 484,
R. D. 7, Lancaster
Strasburg OV 7-3405
L. J. Denlinger Co.
Paradise
Intercourse SO 8-3031
J. Clair Hilsher
Drumore
Hensel KI 8-2380
j ASSOCIATED GROWERSJnQ
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THE MOST FAMOUS NAME
IN CORN
Willis Horst
R. D. 4. Lititz
MA 6-6755
David B. King
Edgar S. Porter
Horseshoe Rd., Lancaster R. D. 1, Washington Boro
Box 2471
Mountville Feed
Service
R. D. 2, Columbia
Mountville AT 5-2661
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R. D. 3, Lancaster
Local Feed Firm
Announces Two
Personnel Shift's
Aufftist E “Gus” Bsandins with a B. S. degree
August E. Gus Branding, ta Dairy sdence In
Manager of John W. Eshel- 1951 £ e was employed by
man & Sons Red Rose Eshelman’s as a sales and
search Center at Lancaster, service man In the South
Pa., is resigning effective on Jersey territory. In 1952 he
May 31, 1961 to resume his was transferred to Lancaster,
studies at Pennsylvania State Pa. where he helped to ini-
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HORSE DRAWN OR TRACTOR MODELS
With All The Features The Farmer Wants and Buys
\ LESTER A. SINGER |
■ HONKS, PA. Phone Strasburg OV 7-6712 ■
Putting P-A-G hybrids in your planter box
can be the first step to as much as $50.00 in
extra corn profits from every bag of seed.
over 17,000 side-by-side yield checks. P-'A-G
-won 8 out of 10 times by an average of ov
er 9 bushels of No. 2 com per acre! Figur
ing a planting rate of 6 acres per bushel ox
seed, that’s an extra $5O profit per bag of
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Want more proof? Let us match PA-G
hybrids to your specific soils, conditions and
needs . . . you’ll see why P-A-G hybrids are
worth up to $5O more per bag of seed. See
us soon
Eli O. Nolt Cloyd Wenger
R. D. 1, New Holland R, D. 7. Lancaster
Paul G. Nolt
R. D, 1, Manheim
Millersville TR 2-7458
Willis H. Weaver
R. D. 1, Mount Joy
Walter B. Martin
R. D. 1. Drumore
Hensel KI 8-2692
LOCAL OFFICE
Pfister Associated Growers
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P.A.G’s extra value has been proven in
EL 4-9332
MO 5-7323
OL 3-4012
Ross C. Ulrich; Jr.
R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
University. He has enrolled
in the Graduate School ’to do
advanced work In Dalry
Science. x
Mr. Branding graduated
from Penn State University
EX 3-1633
Eugene Spotts
R. D. 2, Honeybrook
BR 3-3958
Harry J. Daugherty
R. D. 1, Kirkwood
LA 9-2330
Fred Ejey
R. D. 2. Quarryville
ST 6-2235
Hensel KI 6-2468
Phone TW 8-7121
tiate the establishment
the Red Rose Research c e
ter, a division of the jj,
Rose Experimental Farms.
Until further
are completed, the Red
Research Center will be
der the direction of ViZ
G. Conger, D.V.M., who ]0 „
ed Eshelman’s technical &
after graduating from ql
State University VetontJ
College in June 1960. He w
work closely with Dr g
Robertson, Director of
tion, in .developing livesto.
and poultry feeds and
ing programs.
Holstein Sire
Added atSPAB
The purchase of Mistj
Duke 1316590 was annoi
ed today by the Holstein
lection Committee of
itheastern Pennsyl
ificial Breeding Cot
. Seller is J. O. Ci
ier of Greenwood F;
ighome, Pa.
To be known as SH6O
■, the three year old
officially classified “
id” with 89 points
11 soon be available
; by SPAB.C. Hr
.•eders.
SH6O Misty’s pedigree
ns several generations
\y respected names
Dunloggin bloodline '
is Hedge Adean ’
■y, formerly in the
ttive’s stud. H?
.jS
634 DHIA records ,
;ially-sired daughters
S.P A.B C, area
.age 12,701 lbs of
% test, and 493 lbs
was classified
and has 128 ot
sified daughters
.•age 79.2.
The dam of SH6O W
“Excellent” Caen
;er Duchess, whose
•d Improvement -
rd is 18,541 lbs of
% test, and 805 lbs i
seven years of age,
twice-daily for 365 1
is a daughter of
Id Medal Sire,”
-dmaster.
Bulk Spreading
Service
Dealers for—
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Lititz MA 6- 7766
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