Use Our Bulk Spreader Service On
Mixed Goods or Blended Materials
We Supply Atrazine; 2, 4-D and Aldrin Granular
rganic plant FOOD CO
UIOFFTOWN RD.
lc SALE
RTHO - GR
LIQUID FERTILIZER
For a Limited Time Only
uy cne gallon Ortho-Gro Liquid Fertilize
at Regular Price Get second gallon
New Formulation 12-6-6
Contains organic fish, urea,
iron, zinc and chelating agents.
Use on everything that grows
§ Feed tobacco plants in bed
• Use in transplanter water
• Feed lawns, flowers and
gardens
This Special Offer is Available at the
following stores.
XC\STER
Farmers Supply
215 E Fulton St.
tanths Bros., Inc.
Manheim Pike
ttai tin’s Farm Market Kirkwood Feed & Grain
,e 'v Holland Pike
SEVILLE
to tin’s Hardware
B^LL
P ® Zimmerman
;IZ\BETHTOWN
rf °ss Hardware
( Rata
dhnger’s Farm Market As t on ’s Variety Store
( °ketown
w
392-4963
Next to the Waterworl
for 1 cent.
INTERCOURSE
Plant Food Store
John J. Hess II
R. S. Worst Store
KIRKWOOD
NEW HOLLAND
Kauffman Hardware
MANHEIM
Root’s Nursery
STRASBURG
Weaver’s Farm Equipmei
J. B. Zimmerman & Son
SMOKETOWN
Click’s Plant Farms
WILLOW STREET
Phone Lane, 397-353'
State Plans
Hog Cholera
Eradication
HARRISBURG An all-out
effort to eradicate hog cholera
in Pennsylvania was being
planned today by the State
Department of Agriculture
jointly with a swine industiy
advisory committee
The committee, headed by
Reno H. Thomas, of Beaver
town, unanimously endorsed a
proposal by the department to
join in a national hog cholera
program.
Thomas named a 13-member
subcommittee to plan for co
ordination of the federal-state
drive. On this committee aie
Dr. John C Shook, director,
and Dr J Hubley Schall, of
the State Bureau of Animal
VhVAW
JViruuamm
PREVENT, TREAT CRD
with Purina IVlix-R-iVJycin
Poultrymen who add Purina Mix-R-Mycin to their pullel
or laying flock rations help cut mortality and boost feed
consumption when birds have
CRD. Mix-R-Mycin also helps
reduce secondary bacterial infec
tions due to stress. It contains
Vitamins A and D 3, and Ribo
flavin needed by chickens during
stress periods. Ask us to add Mix-
R-Mycin to your feed. Or stop
in for a 25-lb. sack at our Red
and-White Checkerboard Store
and top'feed it with your regular
poultry ration. It’s good insur
ance against profit-robbing dis
eases this fall and winter.
Checkerboard News
LOW COST
PRODUCTION...
the reason why
more farmers feed PURINA
John J. Hess
Kinzers - Vintage
Warren Sickman
Pequea
John T 5. Kurtz
Cedar Lane
James High
Gordonville
John
Ephrata
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 30, 1964
Industry; Dwight E. Younkin,
Dr. Samuel B. Guss, Dr. Wil
liam A. Adams and Dr. H! W.
Dunne, of the Pennsylvania'
State University.
Dr Ralph W. Boone, veter
inarian for the United States
Department of Agriculture; Dr
Dean L Snyder, Annville; Hen
ry Gruber, Allentown, Joseph
Gorski, Penns Park, Walter
M Dunlap, Jr, Lancaster; Dr.
Robert C Hammond, Lewis
burg, and Thomas as chairman
Agricultuie Secietaiy Leland
H. Bull told the committee
“there is a need and opportuni
ty for an expanded swine in
dustry in Pennsylvania,” and
that economic pioduction de
mands elimination of the
cholera menace. He pledged
the full backing of his depart
ment in administering the era
dication piogram.
mmr7v ;
MiX-R-MYDI
•Registered trademarks —Ralston Purina Co
Ira B. Landis
Valley Road, Lancaster
Wenger’S Feed Mill, Inc.
Rheema
Whiteside & Weicksel
Kirkwood
S. H. Hiestand & Co.
Salunga
John J. Hess, II
Intercom se- New Pi evidence
Dairy Show
Deadline Set
HARRISBURG Jix pi em
inent dairy faimeis and a
dairy educationist today weie
named advisers to the new
Pennsylvania All - Amei ican
Daily Show to be held Sept.
14-17 in the State Faim Show
Building, Harnsbm g
Harold R McCulloch, manag
ei, said the advisoiy gioup
will repiesent six daily bieeds
and the Pennsylvania State
Univetsity Joe S. Tayloi, head
of dairy extension at the um
veisity, will be chauman
Bleed representatives are;
Ayrshu e, A Reed Hayes,
Reedsville, Biown Swiss, Rep.
H Fiancis Kennedy, Butlei,
RD 6, one of the sponsors of
enabling legislation foi the
show in the State Legislature;
Guernsey, William H Juzi*
Camp Hill, Holstein, William
C. Nichol, State College, Jei
sey, Merle E Millei, Carlisle,
RD 3, Milking Shoithom, Sam
uel I Yodei, of Shoemakeis
ville
The show, a nonpiofit enter
prise, will be sponsoied by the
State Depaitment of Agncul
tuie, Pennsylvania Faira Show
Commission and the Penns\ 1-
vama Daily and Allied Indus
tries Association Breedeis in
the United States and Canada
will be eligible for $45,000 casTi
premiums Entries close Aug.
15.
Rough Riders
4-H Club Meets
The May meeting of the
Rough Riders 4-H Club was le
cently held at the home of
Anna Mary Binkley
Demonstrations on SatTdlg-
Seat and Hunter Seat Equita
tion weie given by Anna Maiy
and hei sister, Rose Maiy
Binkley.
Anna Maiy was elected to le
piesent the club at County
Council which will be held at
the Lancaster Poultry Center
on June 15 at 7 30 P M
Refreshments weie seived.
Leader Mis Fred Shaub and
Junior Leader Pat Graver wei e
present
Training School foi all 4-H
officeis will be held on June 1
at the Rohierstown Elemental y
School at 7 30 P.M
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Gei aid
Wagner on June 18 at 700
P.M.
Two Feed Firms
Effect Merger
Boston, Mass , May 22, 1964
Gianville M Bond, pi evi
dent of Wn thmore Feeds Inc,
Waltham, Mass, and Nelson
Polsby, tieasurer of The Yan
'tic Giain and Pioducts Co,
Noiwich, Conn, have jomtlv
announced the merger of these
itwo well known feed fust, ef
fective May 25th
Both Yantic and Wnthmoie
aie old established New Eng
land feed manufactmeis Yan
tic’s distubution, which is lai
gely through 10 company-own
ed stoies, covers eastern and
westein Connecticut and the
western edge of Rhode Island
Wnthmore coveis most of the
other aieas in New England
as well as areas outside the six:
states, with dealers and moie
than 60 company-owned stoies.
In addition to a substantial
poultiy and livestock feed
business both films’ stoies
handle lawn and gaiden sup
plies and other allied mci
chandise
Buy or sell with si classified ad!
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