12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 7, 1963
Sr. Extension
Members Attend
National Meet
By: Darlene Bucher
International Peace Gardens
gieeted eight Lancaster Coun
ty Senior Extension Club mem
bers who attended the nation
al confeience of rui'al youth
this last week.
Approximately 175 delegates
from 17 states and 3 foreign
countries met in North Dakota
for the 5-day youth program.
The conference theme of “Fac
ing Realities in Your Commun
ity” was earned out through
interesting speakers, stimula
ting discussion groups and
peisonal acquaintances.
The Pennsylvania group pre
sented a short humorous skit
during the “International
Night” Members also led pan
els on community political real
ities and served on the officer’s
nominating committee.
The 'group, consisting of
Darlene Bucher, Lititz, Pat
Young, Strasburg, William
Endslow, Marietta; John Mast,
Gap, John Wagner and Don
ald Wenger, both of Quarry
ville, left Saturday, August
17th by auto for the West.
- In South Dakota they visited
the Coin Palace at Mitchell,
Badlands and Black Hills
where they saw Mount Rush- Seven to 10 percent of the
moie. Next they toured Big retail cost of food goes into
Hoin Mountain and Yellow- packaging, says Harold Neigh,
stone and Grand Teton Na- Penn State extension consumer
tional Parks in Wyoming In economies specialist. For some
Montana they saw Glacier Na- items, the cost is slight For
tional Park with its snow cap- others, the cost may be as much
lied mountains. Tiavelmg on as the food itself. Packaging is
'through the Rocky Mountains necessary for protection of
they Canada, going as food Also it helps to maintain
far North as the Columbia food quality, provides conven-
Irefields in Jasper National ient handling and storage, and
Park Leaving the mountains, gives pertinent information in
they tiaveled East across the buying.
Complete automatic feeding for
DAIRY COWS and CATTLE!
Plus a complete line
of bunk feeders to meet your exact needs
Set us for modern automatic feeding equipment
CALEB M. WENGER
R. D. 1 Drumore Cejnter-^L^ZJU6 ... Qu^jyjdlle^^j^.
flat country of Canada and ar
rived at, the Conference on
Sunday, August 25th.
.Donna Garner, "Willow
Street, and Roger Thome,
Mount Joy, also "arrived at the
Conference on the same day,
traveling by airplane.
The eight delegates left
North Dakota on Thursday,
August 29th. In Michigan they
stopped to tour a copper mine,
saw Pietuie Rocks, Tahqua
menon Falls (second largest
East of the Mississippi Ni
agara being the largest), and
Soo Locks. The group also
stopped at Dearborn, Michigan,
to tour Greenfield Village and
Henry Ford Museum before
they arrived back in Lancaster
County early Monday morning,
September 2nd.
Second Annual Senior Ex
tension Club Field Day will
be held Sunday, September 8.
Neighboring county clubs have
been invited to attend this
event at Mount Joy Sico Park
Afternoon recreational acti
vities will begin at 1 o’clock.
Softball, volleyball and other
competitive games will be fea
tured.
The Food Committee will
provide lunch at 6 o’clock. Ev
ening activities will include
monthly business meeting fol
lowed by a program presented
by the Lancaster County Club.
Food Packaging Costs
ftniDcita
UNLOADERS
Oaubla augara dallvar more allaga
par mlnuta avan whan allaga la
daapty Iroran ... and at a lawar
aparattng coat. Patantad V-paddla
Impallara throw ... not blow ...
allaga down chuta. Adiuatabla drlvo
huba gtva poaltlva traction In a>
typaa ofallaga.
Thraa-point auapanalon kaapa
unloadar (aval at all tlmaa.
Straight-out Augor Foodor
With Van Dale unite you cm cutiom bulM
iho bunk feeding aet-up to fit your notdo.
Orivo aoctlon Ineludoc hopper, drive aa
eembty end 10*, high capacity •' auger.
Additional auger aecilona are In 10' unite
and are eaally coupled.
Feed-R-FIo Bunk Feeder
The new, all-metal complete feeder. High
capacity 9’ auger rotatea within tuba. Gives
all-weeiher protection, even feed dtstrlbuV
ttan, and lower operating coat.
Conveyor Trough
Aa Important link In automatic feeding.
Positioned below ello chute, the Van Dale
conveyor trough carries the tllaga to the
bunk feeder. Primary section Includes hop
per, drive aitembly, and 10', 9' auger.
Additional 10' auger sections may be
added.
STEER SUPPLEMENTS
Benefit by the results of latest research and feed a
MODERN CATTLE SUPPLEMENT
The economy of non-protein Nitrogen, Stilbestrol, vitomi
minerals and other nutrients in balancing roughages and
for fattening cattle is universally recognized.
VITAMIN A
Cattle make relatively poor use of vitamin A from'
plants. Maximum results require vitamin A from other
sources. GREEN PASTURES STEER CONCEN
TRATES are seasonally formulated to supply ade
quate quantities of vitamin A all year with greater
quantities in hot weather when beef cattle require
ments are highest.
TRACE MINERALS
must be furnished for the proper functioning of the rumei
COBALT is required by cattle to make vitamin 812.
SULFUR is necessary to properly utilize UREA.
ZINC has recently been demonstrated to improve
GREEN PASTURES Steer Concentrates
MODERN CATTLE SUPPLEMEN
Both contain, in addition to other proteins. Urea, an eo
nomical source of protein, and molasses as a source <
quick energy.
Also, vitamins and minerals in ample quantities to Insun
maximum utilization of this source of protein.
They are Complete Cattle Concentrates
When fed as recommended they adequately supplemen
roughage and grains to provide maximum daily gains ao
utilization of feed. ' ' - ~ \
For a steer feeding program which will give you the best
sible gains and quality in the most economical way, see
MILLER & BUSHONG Service Representative or call
Lancaster 392-2145 (Area Code 717).
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“FINEST SERVICE ANYWH ERE"
Gain
Feed Efficiency
No. 29 and No. 30 are
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New
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Miller
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Bushong, In
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
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