|0 US Parsers , e Chicken iorites Lay, J une 18 ’ is satl>5 atl> I an d America s house Hu be catering to vxr whim ot the |o£ the house Lull about these whims hultry and Egg Nation ‘ Liot feeder, cylinder, * lit the straw rack ... p,a,form dy to sport for heavy * Hydraulic control available for on-the-ge adjustment of ive DOUBIE-SHAKE, ~el ’d-actien cleaning • 2-inch to 33-inch cutting for small, irregular and height range—handles every ’lds and diversified threshable crop from lew you gel into tight growing beans to tall sorghum ond close to fences. e 47 foctory-lubricaltd and radically a U the crop sealed bearings reduce daily 'dor, 40 hp valve-in-head servicing to a minimum '"o for smooth, . Big, 32-bu grain tank with power folding unloading auger, can > r spttdt available be unloaded in approximately * to 1,(00 rpm one minute Civil os hr o demonstration McCormick Farm Equip. Store David Kurtz EPHRATA MORGANTOWN Wiley & Son Kauffman Bros, C. B. Hoober ■ L E • WAKEFIELD MOUNTVILLE INTERCOURSE St s 2395 Nolt Cope & Weaver Co. •413; **K4tt«ia aaaaaallaa ,j aaKaaaaaaaa i> tuiMiiiiiirimiiiiiiiii iy. - -- er of the year, enjoys Dixie dip chicken, which is bailed in red wine. Phil (Scooter) Rizzuto, radio father of the year is especially fond of the French style chicken which is simply breasts of chicken prepared similar to veal par mesan ‘Good old fr'ed chicken” is the favorite of Phil Silvers stage father of the year*. Ec hoing his sentiments v/cre Kim gtcfnloy, woman of the year, and Ralph Houk, sports father of the year. Martin Gabel thrives on “chicken cooked by my wfe, any form or any way", and his wife, Arlene Frances, likes roast chicken. They were named husband and wife of the year. McCORMICK’ Ho. 91 combine with MAGIC CtßCte /S S " r « 5 RE 3-2283 AT 5-9151 WILLOW STREET EX 3-2824 Chicken .was proclaimed tire official dad's day dish by .Father’s Day Council, Inc., New York, which for 26 years has furnished national leadership in celebrating the big event. •' Poultry Federation Holland The Pennsylvania Poultry Federation’s annual “Poult ryman of the Year” award will be presented by former federation president, Leslie S Hubbard, Lancaster Poultry and egg producers from all sections of the Com monwealth are expected to converge on University Park, June 29 and 30 The educa tional meetings begin Thurs day morning, June 29, w.tli PLANETARY STEERING y> ' Steer with 2 levers instead! of a steering wheel Get the feel of /tTZr~ iA \ planetary steer >n9~w'*h ,wo v. IT?/ convenient,, easy to-handle levers. It's built-in power steering at no extra cost.* Try it soon. match your P a V m * nts to y° ur income J. B. Hostetter & Sons ■ MOUNT JOY OL 3-3721 (From page 4) AT G-5771 SO 8-3501 Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 24, 1961—! Penn State University’s poul try housing specialist, Dr. Glenn Bressler, discussing the latest findings in housing, ventilation, egg gathering and process ng. Dr Ralph Baker, agricul tural economist at Penn State, will tell the Keystone State poultrymen just what is happening in their indus try in relation to other states and areas. Carroll Dunham, president of the Northeastern Poultiy Producers Council, Trenton, N. J, will report on his or ganization’s suggested pro gram for making free enter prise work—particularly as it applies to the poultry pro ducer in the Northeast This comes as a result of much study and research over a period of years What can poultrymen ex pect in the way of Federal legislation affecting the poul try industry’ The answer to this perplex ng and complica ted question w 11 be provided by Byron G Allen, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, U S D A As right hand man io Secretary of Agriculture Freeman. Mr Allen is in a good position to bring a first hand, front row opmon of what our national legislators are thinking along this line Concluding the Conference will bo a buffet luncheon at the Umveisily’s poultry plant, Friday noon Some of the latest convenience food terns prepared from poultry meat and eggs will be a part of the menu ■ « Lancaster Laboratories, Inc. 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