—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 9, 1963 12 Four Countians On Cover Of Nat’l Magazine Thiee Future Farmers of Ameuca an-d a faimer from the Milleisulle area appealed on the coier of a national maga zine lerenilly. The FFA membeisl all 1962 graduates of Penn Manor High School, iv ho appeared on the Febiuaij-Maich issue of the National Future Faimer Maga zine are James Benedict, Nel son Habecker and Kenneth Shei tzer They are shown in the farm shop with John Sangrey, Con estoga R 2 Both Shertzer and Habecker ate now farming m paitnerships with their fatheis on the home fai m Benedict is employed by the Southeastern Pennsvliania Artificial Bieed eis Coopeiative NEW LOW COST COLD WEATHER Nl£ !»££ /M •v r HEAVIER NOTCHED PADDLES scientifically designed to give more uniform spread pat tern than other single beater spreaders. A. B C. Groff Jfew Holland Wilbur H. Graybill l<itit7, R. I). 2 H S. Newcomer & Son A. L Herr & Br^. Mount Joy Quarryville Allen H. Matz Fenver Two Cows Have High Record Two registered Holstein 'cows owned by H. E and May belle Kettering, Litrtz, are pro minently mentioned in an offi cial pi eduction testing report leceived fiom Holsteiri-Fnes lan Association of America headquaiters at Brattleboro, Vt. The cows aie Reba Hillman Pietje, an eight-year-old, which produced 15,730 pounds of milk and 615 pounds of butter fat in 305 days, and Bankrose Koinv a 12-year old, which had 15,230 pounds of milk and 537 pounds -of butterfat in 304 davs. - . \ , Suicide is the eighth largest cause of death among White males in the U. S FAMOUS Ktw Ibei QUALITY... at-a surprisingly low price New paddle design shreds spreads v/ider than other single beater spreaders, 5 feed rates for each tractor speed, plus clean-out and neutral. Backed by a full year written guarantee. See it today.,. Landis Bros. Lancaster 3. Paul Nolt Gap Chas. J. McComsey & Sons Hickory Hill, Pa. Don't Learn The Hard Way! Rough Weather and EGG PRODUCERS. .. The winter has been unusually severe. Production of many flocks has been affected by temperature, disease, or both. WHAT ABOUT REVACCIMATING YOUR LAYERS? Even if you did give them a booster vaccination between Thanks giving and Christmas, we feel that in most cases it will be to your advantage to revaccinate your layers and breeders. NEWCASTLE especially has been unusually severe. Many out-, breaks hove occurred and it just DOES NOT PAY to take the chance that you'll get by. WHAT ABOUT THE REACTION? If you have no reaction you know your birds arc immune and you'll sleep better. If there is a reaction to the mild strains of vaccines we use, your birds were highly susceptible to the field strains and you should be glad you revaccinoted before real trouble come along. SPECIAL ATTENTION during cold weather - HELPS \ (in fact you'H be well paid for it) KEEP ICE OUT OF THE FOUNTAINS, heat-tapes are a.big help; here. A LITTLE FRESH LITTER in piles in the pens will reolly moke them scratch. EARLY BIRD HI PRODUCER PELLETS #2O. Use them to get that much needed additional feed into them at this time. There are LITTLE THINGS Management that you get BIG RETURNS flocks. Just see ony Miller & Bushong Service Representative or coll us„ collect at Lancaster 392-2145. \\\»!//,/ tv -H Poultry Go Hand in Hand. in Poultry Help will from MAY WE HELP YOU? "FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE" C * Troubles r cn, % your MILLER BUSHONG Rohrerstown, Pa. Inc.
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