NATIONAL 4-H club week
The week of September 26 plays and floats in local fairs. WEZN, Elizabethtown; Eric
jo October 3 will be celebrat- Each of the cooperating ra- Stoner, Eden Dr., Lancaster,
e d as National 4-H Club Week dio stations will feature 4-H Station WGAL, Lancaster,
bj the 94,700 Clubs through- members holding 10-15 minute The times for these sched
olit the U.S. and Puerto Rico, interviews with other 4-H uled interviews have not yet
43000 of these Clubs are in members, and with youth lead- been released.
Pennsylvania, and these head, ers. The following members 4-H’ers will be placing pos
heart, hands and health youth will be the interviewers: ters in their local stores, and
aie among the 2V< million Virginia Wivell, Columbia 4-H floats will be used in the
members of 4-H. RD, on Station WCOY, Colum- parades at the Ephrata and
In Lancaster County, the bia; Larry Weaver, New Hoi- the New Holland Fairs,
ueek will be celebrated by land Rl, on Station WGSA, Lancaster County has slight
iadio interviews, poster dis- Ephrata; Robert Wenger, Quar- ly over 1,400 club members
Double National
Corn Picking
Championship
for flllis-Chalmers
[This is the first double national championship |
ever won in the same year with one I
manufacturer’s corn picker and combine. I
2-ROW CORN PICKER,
MODEL 170
Arlyn Zee, Albany, Wisconsin, farmer piloted
his Alfis-Chalmers 170 corn picker to national
fame this year, setting a new world’s record.
He won over the nation’s six top 1963 stale
champions and unseated last year's national
champion under some of the driest, brittle
picking conditions seen in a national meet.
His picker’s new dual rotary feeders and
cormsaving capacity really paid off.
Zee’s expert ability topped all others with
97.701 out of 100, two-hundredths of a point
better than his winning run in the Wisconsin
slate contest.
2-ROW COMBINE, GLEANER,
MODEL A... AGAIN
Lawrence Fisher, Palmyra, Michigan, set
two new records in the National Corn Pick
ing Contest. He is the only combine champion
ever to retain the title two years running.
And he broke his own world corn combine
efficiency record set last year with the same
great Gleaner "A." His new record is 98.034.
The Gleaner is really a farmer’s kind of
combine, with its down-front cylinder and
controlled threshing, action. The machine is
simple to adjust and easy to operate.
... , - . , Allen H. Motz
N.ssley Farm Semce Farm Eqili ment
Washington Boro, Po. New Plu
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Grumelli Farm Service
Lititz, Pa. Quarryville, Pa.
Lausch Bros. Equipment
Stevens, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Kheems. Pa.
ryville Rl, Station W'DAC,
Truce; Rosemarie Myer, Groff
Elizabethtown, Station
Ave.,
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 26, 1964— 1 t
Apple Program
Is Unopposed
The way was opened today
for speedy adoption of a Penn
sylvania Certified Apple Pro
gram when proposed rules and
regulations were unopposed at
enrolled in 45 home econom
ics and 22 agriculture clubs
190 local leaders and some 60
junior leaders supervise the
4-H program in the county.
The major aims of club
work are to build leadership,
citizenship, and to help young
people to find their place in
today’s world.
The success of 4-H club work
in Lancaster county is largely
dependent upon local volun
teer leadership, many of whom
are former club members
Fine support is enjoyed by
many service clubs Many oth
er organizations and business
es throughout the county con
tribute much-appreciated fi
nancial and other types of
support to the local program
STOCK UP
Buy 5 bugs-Get 1 bog FREE
The new Be-Co-Nurse has been improved five
ways to help you grow superior calves. Already
proven on thousands of dairy farms, Be-Co-Nurse
will now do a belter job of calf raising than ever
before, and still save you money. Here are the
five improvements:
1. Be-Co-Nurse now contains 60% more digest
ible nutrients.
2. The new Be-Co-Nurse gives calves improved
fleshing, glossier hair coa 1 -.
3. Be-Co-Nurse now cont" s the same amount
of fat as dried whole 1 ilk.
4. Be-Co-Nurse can nr t be used for cither re
placement calves or veal calves h/ following
the prescribed f ■ -ding schedub lor each.
5. Each pound of Be-Co-Nurse is more efficient
less milk replrcer is required per pound of
gain. •
And for v '.mited fme only we will give
you one fc' j of Be-Co-Nurse with each five
bags yzu ... .y.
BOMBERC2R S STORE I. B. GRAYBILL & SON
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FARMERS SUPPLY O. K. McCRACKEN
CCT IP ANY Manheim
3 icaster
CLEM 3. HOOBER
l.i crcourse
GEHMAVS FEED MILL
Denrer
Beocon Division of Textron Inc.
YORK# PA.
BEACgTCEDS
a hearing held last week at
the State Farm Show Build*
ing.
Deputy Secretary of Agri
culture Jack R. Grey conduct
ed the hearing at which no
opposition was voiced by grow
ers present Proposed rules
and regulations now go to
Secretary of Agriculture Le
land H. Bull and will become
effective 90 days after he signs
them.
The program provides for
rigid standards of quality for
apples that will be identified
by a special seal for consum
er recognition, Secretary Bull
pointed out
“This program is a propos
al of our recently organized
State Apple Marketing Advis
ory Council,” Secretary Bull
said. ‘"lt will assure consumer
and commercial buyers of
consistently high quality in
Pennsylvania grown apples,
and will be an important step
toward a stronger market for
our growers ”
VTiy not call as today?
MILLPORT ROLLER
MILLS
B#4, Mtitz
EARL SAUDER, INC.
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