6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. July 25, 1964
Melvin Breneman and Lindy Young were first
place winners in the public speaking division of the
county 4-H Agricultural and Home Economics contest
held recently. L- F. Photo.
This is Eastern:
Clearinghouse for
Because of severe thought conditions throughout the Northeast, many Eastern dairy
fanners lias e had bide 01 no hav to stoic this summer. Prognosis. a lean winter feed.
To deal with this pioblem, Eastern Milk Pioduceis lias volunteered its services as
a ‘clearinghouse’’ foi buyers and sellers of hav ... to help move hay from areas of
plentiful supplv to those in ciitical need Farmers with hay to sell are urged to fill
out and send us the coupon below, those in hard-hit thought areas should let us know
then needs. Eastern will then exchange this information ... without charge, of course.
This action stems from a recent directors’ meeting at which Eastern adopted a
4-point program to “pieserve the fanrilv-size farm by assuring the dairy farmer a fair
return for his production.” Eastern officials then carried this program directly to
Secretaiv of Agriculture Orville Freeman in Washington for first-hand discussion.
From individual farm problems to representation on all levels of government.
Eastern speaks out . . . reaches out with a strong helping hand for today’s dairy
farmer For membership information or “help with hay,” write direct to Eastern
Milk Producers Cooperative Association, Kinne Road, Syracuse, N.Y. 13214.
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I I have the following hay for sale NAME. ■ . . —— , ...... .... |
I □ Alfalfa Ist Cut
I □ 50% Alfalfa Mix.
I O Other
t (Date Harvested)
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■ M,LK P RODU CERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
| Kinne Road, Syracuse, New York 13214 '
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□ Clover
□ 2nd
P 50% Clover Mix. TQW|
(Estimated Tons)
ADORES:
PHONI
(Area Code)
Please give location of farm on separate piece of paper.
Editors Npte: The following
are the speeches given by Mel
vin Breneman and Lindy
Young winners of the public
speaking division, held (or the
first time this year, at the
county 4-H Agricultural and
Home Economics contest.
“HOW 4-H CONTRIBUTES TO
GOOD CITIZENSHIP”
by Linda Young
Have you ever asked your
self these questions'' What
kind of a citizerram I? How
can I become a better citizen’
First we must use what we
have. One way to discover our
abilities is through many ex
periences in 4-H By being a
member of any 4-H club, we
not only gam infoimation
about our projects but many
other numerous factors contri
buting to good citizenship.
In order to have a better
undei standing of what we are
doing, we must allow our
selves to think clearly. Our
mental attitude plays a very
important part in what we
accomplish To be a good 4-H
member it takes an attitude
that we want to accomplish
something no matter what may
Hay
Please clip and mail today:
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(Exchange)
occur. When we think clearly,
we can accept criticism as
being constructive instead of
destructive. Clearer thinking
contributes to good health.
When we have good health, we
feel like doing our best and
trying to make things better.
In order to be a good citi
zen we must be loyal. If we
want others to be loyal to us
we must be loyal to them.
Any officer who cannot attend
a meeting should show his
loyalty by contacting a leader
when he cannot be present.
Members are aware of the
officers who are not loyal to
their club. Even a game lead
er can prove how loyal he is
to the club by having games,
planned for each meeting.
Just this past month a few
first and second year girls
proved their loyalty by giving
an amount of $2O instead of
the regular $lO because they
could not attend the next
Checkerboard News
New Purina Pro-Lay Eggena offers savings of up
to $l.OO per ton in comparison with regular Eggena.
In addition, Least-Cost Performance Chows pro
duced eleven extra cases of eggs per 1000 hens.
These results are based on 5 years of tests with light
breed commercial layers at the Purina Research
Farm.
Combined with new Purina Least-Cost Performance
starting and growing Chows the Purina Pro-Lay
program saves just under Iji per dozen eggs pro
duced. This new Chow is available now. Let us go
over the facts with you today.
LOW COST PRODUCTION.. ■
the reason why more farmers feed
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John B. Kurtz
Cedar Lane
James High
Gordonville
John B. Kurtz
Ephrata
meeting due to • a week o{
camp. These girls are leai n .
ing to become better citizens
because they are interested m
their club and plan for the
future. We owe loyalty not
only to those around us but
to our country. Since our
government has set up 'aw*
to follow, we must show loyalty
by obeying these laws and
persuading others to obey
them. The more we study
about our government the
more it is revealed to us what
a wonderful government ws
have. When we use our loyalty
in service to others, we be
come better citizens.
The information that wt
gain from our projects helps u*
in our future. A wonderful
way to keep this information
is to shaie it with others For
what we do not share, we can
not keep We can do this bv
being a Junior Leader or an
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Ira B. Landis
Valley Road, Lancaster
Wenger’s Feed Mill, I nc '
Rheems
Whiteside & Weicksel
Kirkwood
S. H. Hiestand & Co-
Salunga
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