f jr. Leodtf ' • arranging speakers, helping held in Washington D.C. in the the younger 4-H'ers with-their sununer of 1962; she‘has com (Coßttaoeh trom-P»*« 1) project problems ar.iKtheir rec- peted in 4-H Queen contests, complete charge of the ord books, and in the Pennsylvania Poul plower Project at the Penn ... try Federation Queen contest; Manor Community Club, This Among her -other activities , mpmh(>r “eluded planning the meet- Miss Warfel was a delegate d “ m lugs, and individual projects, to the Citizenship Short Course of Club 30-30 which is a lead- Now Agway Co-op r , for the first time, Agway offers you first nylon snow tires with a deep, broad tread positive traction. Snow and mud cease to be a - ilem. Price is low. The Agway snow tire rides . . . is the quietest snow fighter in town. You maximum safety with nylon, and a. liie-of-: id guarantee against all road hazards. Popular available for car and truck. Take the risk guesswork out of your snow tire purchase. Agway ■ -f~ ' ~ i-'V’ "t V-y v SELL YOUR SURPLUS CALVES AS PROFITABLE VEALERS New Ful-O-Pep Milk Repfacer makes veal feeding practical Consider what this extra profit per calf couid mean: Initial value of 100 lb. calf at 4 days $17.00 Ave. cost of Milk Replacer for 100 lbs. gain 26.25 Ave. sale price of 200 lb. choice vealer* Less initial value of calf plus feed cost EXTRA profit over calf and feed •where choice veal markets exist Don’t sell your surplus calves at sacrifice prices Make more money—Feed for veal Feed Fyl-O-Pep BViSIk Replaces Passmore Supply Co. Cochranville, Pa. Millport Roller Mills Millport S. H. Hiestond & Co., Inc. Salunga V^\\\VVVX\V\VXV\V\VX^VVVVVVkX\\XVVVVXXXXVVI AGWAY, INC. CREATED FROM EASTERN STATES AND GLF TOiAL return over feed cost Come in and see us soon I •» '■ M " #J -fr Grubb Supply Co. Elizabethtown Kirkwood Feed & Grain Kirkwood H. M. Stauffer & Sens, Inc. Witmer * * * »> 43.25 68.00 43.25 24.75 $41.75 / l S"* Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 24, 1964—11 ership group that helps con- Charles Warfel, Richard War* duct the 4-H Congress at Penn fel, Ruth Ann High, Susan State University; she has been Atkins and Rebecca Aitkins. in clubwork since she was 9 _ , . , years old and has a long list Good Awards: Linda Young, of completed projects. c S oltzfus ’ W Porter, Each member of the Lead- Carol Sites, James Houser, ership Project completed a defyf y f W i sslar ’ R Mane Bu \ h f tailed record showing the type l a f et Groff Rosemarie Myer, and extent of the leadership ? lleen Landis ’ Sylvia duties he or she performed in ® uza " ne Mmnma Jane Smith, the local club. A written story ? artha Kaye „ S R mit^ s rrr L L r facing 'SL- - Wni/”' There were two other award A total of 32 members coin categories, “'Excellent” and pleted the Junior Leader “Good ” There were 9 recipi- project this year This is the ents of the Excellent award, first year that Junior Leader which was an engraved plaque; ship has been organized as a 22 people received the $3 formal project in Lancaster Good award. County Funds for awards to These were, Excellent Nan- this project were made avail cy Bollinger, Ruth Mellinger, able through the Lancaster Nancy Risser, Linda Hoober, County 4-H Development Fund, Checkerboard News That's right...NO HAY! Purina’s new Horse Chow Checkers completely elimi nate hay feeding! No hay to buy ... store ... feed ... waste! Purina Horse Chow Checkers have the hay built in. Feed your horses this new convenient way. Purina Horse Chow Checkers are packed in easy-to-handle 50 lb. bags. If hay’s no problem, feed Purina Omolene, a favorite grain ration of horsemen for almost 50 years. Ask for these products at our Checlarboard store. 1 , ~MOK3 3SSOB t ' r 'T'4 , 7P\ms~ L*u&r >«. v* '?T» 6* ■n9 < COST PRODUCTION... the why more farmers feed PURINA Job- r. Hess. II Paradise New Pi evidence J< ! n B. Kurtz "Cedar Lana James High Gordonville John B. Kurtz Eplirata * » > s. «. a ■M- * <g>Re*istcred trademarks—Ralston Purina Co- Ira B. Landis Valley Road, Lancaster Wenger’s Peed Mill, Inc. Rheems Whiteside & Weicksel Kirkwood S. H. Hiestand & Co. Salunga st r
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