Local Hatchery Lists Changes In Personnel Wiliam H ‘*Bnill” Wilson, Leok, has been aiprpointed Gen eral Manager of Batocodk Hat chery, Inc , In bit z, franchise distributor of Boiboocflc cMrfks and started pullets m Penn*.., New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware Wilson is a 'graduate of WILLIAM WILSON PennsyUvaniia State University, majoring in agriculture. He Was With tlhe Pemn State Agn •« Rural Extension Service for eight years following gradua tion and has been employed by two breeder hatchery organi sation* as sales manager since that time Bruce M Babcock, President •f Baibcsodk’s Lititz hatchery is eaoViniig to Ithaca, New York, to head Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc, but reports he will con tinue to be active in the man agement of the Difitz ihatehery. MASTER MIX HI-GAIN CALFLAC ■ Replacement Heifers ■ Dairy-Beef Stockers ■ Vealer Calves Hi-Gam Calf Lac is an ex cellent pre-starter for all baby animals. Hi-Gam Calf Lac is high in energy and fortified with the necessary vitamins and antibiotics to obtain high daily weight gains and pro duce top quality calves economically! OCPP lie TODAY! EBY’S MILL' lAtit/, Pa. HEMPFIELD'MItXS K*st PeU'rsbifrg, Pa. L. J. DENLINGEK CO. P.n adisc, Pa. LEROY M. SENSENIG |{ink]<‘to\\n, Pa. Potato Growers To Hear Horst HARRISBURG Miles Horst, special assistant to Governor William W. Scranton, is to be one of the featured speakers at the 13th annual Pennsylvania Potato Growers Institute March 4 and 5 at the Hotel Penn 4.1t0 in Altoona. A former State Secretary,of Agriculture, 1943-1954, Horst is to give his views on the development of agribusiness and fermer cooperatives, ac cording to Robert W Harwood, Wattsburg, Erie Gountv, presi dent of the Pennsylvania Co operative Potato Growers As sociation, sponsors of the insti tute. A ' Reports on latest methods m the use ot pesticides, fertili zers and weed killers will be given hy the following specia lists from the Pennsylvania State University Dr. Dale E Baker, Elmer C Pifer, George Berggren, E J Udine and Dr Herbert Cole Highest S year average income Pennsylvania Random Test. Reports tron down on the farm clearly indicate CAMERON LEGHORNS can take it in cages or on the floor. For all around dependable profits, compare CAMER ON LEGHORNS with any other layer. For prices call or write NITROGEN WE WILL TOP DRESS YOUR • Pasture • Small Grain • Grass, Hoy & Forage WITH: UREA or Ammonium Nitrate Make your arrangements now for spring application 392-4963 ORGANIC PUNT GROFFTOWN RD, CrttHWeTagS^*'’ Program Grows HARRISBURG A total of 32,370,750 dozen eggs, an all-time record, were certified in Pennsylvania last year uxftf-' er the state’s egg quality and grading program. * Last year’s total topped the previous year’s record by 3,- 912,990 dozen eggs, the State Agriculture Department an nounced. December volume a*- lone reached 3,040,920 dozen; an all-time high for any month since the Pennsylvania Certi fied Egg Program was intro duced. “A great deal of the suc cess of this program stems from the high level of customer The annual business meeting of PCPG vill be held on March 5 pieceding a tour of Cambria County potato storage houses Four co-op directors are to be elected Those whose terms ex pire are Ivan Miller, Corry. E Paul Hoover, Patton, Don Freeman, Ulysses, Perry Knorr, Catawissa and J K Mast, El- verson CAMERON LEGHORNS KEENER POULTRY FARM R. D, 1, Elizabethtown, Pa, Phone 887-8247 Next to the Waterworks SERVICE FOOD CO. !»««• sa4d State' Agriculture Secret Increases hie' altrrmltca' tary Ldland H. Bull. ' a nationwide trend The Poultry Division of the increased grading of poultry U.S. Department of Agricul- nn,d paultry Products to tne et ture reported a total of 28,- domestic consumer accepts 578.370 dozen eggs handled and export requirements. last .year ...at pl*nt» in Penn-,, _ , Bylvania operating under the More Services Add toPowlO^ division’s voluntary poultry More convenience and bu,i t . and- pouitry grading program, m maid service in food today It -was air increase of 0.5 mil- add to lts cas L t ’ f ays Har °l4 lion dozen over the previous Neigh, Penn Sta e coMuvm er year’s volume. economics specialist. Also add. . . , . , mig to the price rise are high. ’ rb * d J™ lon °, ,SO / cpo, ; ed er wage costs, freight ruts, 166,437,943 pounds of poultry suppliegi equipm6at> were handled taat year in adTertxsm g, and other pro plants with resident graders, uged to t fo<>d £ an increase of 15 milhon tQ the martcet and to pounds Poultry graded totaled , 58,819.538 pounds, an increase ] of more than 2 5 million pounds; turkeys graded totaled 11,362 870 pounds, an increase of 15 million pounds over Watch For Our OPEN HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT Next Week L. H. Brubaker Lancaster Lititz s ; Get the BIG silo unloader value! Van Dal Delivers more si »o*tfW*r«u«»ray*- - silaaa ~ f**t*r«nd mar* 1 * avanlyunderall con ■dfltama wh«th«r *ll - *o* 1* froian, wat, < •rdry. PExciasiva, j»dju*t*bl* - drfw**trtra , ' poatttua tr«ctl*n, k*tps th* machm* •par«flng~vavaaly f and raqulras lass pawtr. 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