10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 23, 1965 GAKDCN SPOT FFA CHAPTER ELECTS LARRY BRENEMAN PRESI DENT. He ii ilic son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Breneman, Strasburg Rl, and will be ms! V 1 at a January 26 meeting by retiring president, Kenneth Hess. Other oflc i-'cted by the Lampeter-S .rasburg group were left to right; secre tary, Lloyd N.f; vice-president, Robert Weaver; reporter, Robert Meek; senti nel. Gerpd ITcir, Breneman, chaplain, Marlin Groff; treasurer, Barry Herr. • Corsv. (Continued fiom page 1) The puce oi the dmnei tic kets was s.. .T $2 00 pei pei son, the sc’.cA on of the So lanco Sen o. High School at Qi'auyville was confiimed, and the choice of seveial menus w r as consideied The lack of a quorum at the meeting pi scented decision on seveial items lequmng votes such as appioval of appliea tions of six new coopeiatois —Paul R Linfield, Millers ville Rl, David E Reiff, Eph rata R 3, Amos M Hess, Diu more Rl, S S Raid Man heim R 4, B C Biabakei, Columbia E 2. and William Ai lowsmith, Peach Bottom Rl Approval w'as defened to the next meeting on Febiuary 8 Spokesmen foi several of the coopeiating agencies weie piesent and each gave a buef leport on peitment points of interest Wayne Maresch, soil conseivatiomst with SCS sug gested foui geneial aieas of the county that should be con sideied for sites of watershed meetings this yeai Chmch town, Fetteiville, Denver and Elizabethtown Maresch pro posed that key peisonnel, SCD associate directois, might be effectively employed in organ izing such meetings Maiesch also reported that 45 new co operators had been enrolled in district programs since the fiscal year began July 1, 1964 Riehaid Hoover, County FHA Supervisor, leported on two new types of credit pro grams that will involve his agency under the Economic Opportunities Act (1) loans to individual families, farmeis and lural people, who are in dire economic stiaits with in comes too low to cover basic needs, or to finance some in come- pi educing phase of the small farm business These loans will icquire no tangible secunty, will cau> a $2,500 limit, be lepaid ovei a 15 yeai peuod, and bear intei - est at 4Vs pei cent (2) se cured loans to coopeiatives, expected to aveiage $25,000, also 4Vs pei cent interest, to be lepaid ovei a 25 year peuod John Kitch, State Seivice Forestei, reported that his agency was involved in giadu slly leplacing the dead and m damaged tiees at the Lancas- pi events effective tap loot de tei Water Woiks Filtering velopment The spuice trees Plant These tiees aie 14-16 are being seveiely damaged inches in diameter and weie by the hoide.s of roosting planted about thnty years stallings that congregate ago The white pines, Kitch theie The plan is to giadu said, aie dying because of a ally leplace diseased trees haidpan that lies about one- with shallow-iooted varieties foot undei the giound and Kitch repoited LOOK! FARM BUREAU Chick Starter Off To A Flying Start! & In with FORTIFIED with Vitamin B-12 and Am -iotie Supplements When you put this 20% protein ratio.. you’ll see a difference in growing time . ~ , ■- develop faster , . . start paying you i.... earlier! Farm Bureau Starting & Gimv , - Mash is enriched with vitamins A. D on - flavin and other growth stimulating You 11 like the one-feed-al]-the-u,iy ~ too. TRY IT NOW! BUREAU Lancaster New Holland Quar 394-0541 354-2X46 “ANY ONE MAY BUY FROM FARM JfSC - BOOK! Starting & Growing MASH Coll The Office o For Complete ' Hurry - Hurry Bo- 78C-2. Uiea Use in Feeds Has Ex- or. The chief advantage'feed pnmied Rapidly Livestock ors Appear to find with urea feeders have rapidly increased is In preparation of low-cost their use of urea as a source rations during periods when of protein in rations. Sale of prices of natural proteins are 142,000 tons of the product high in relation to prices o£ last year was more than twice cattle, sheep, and dairy prod the quantity sold 7 years earli- nets. ONE MORE GOOD REASON FOR BUYING Bobcock B-300 Chicks or Started Pullets Pennsylvania Random Sample Test Babcock B-300’s placed in FIRST QUARTILE with $l7B income over feed and chick cost, 164 days to 50% pio duction, 435 lbs. of teed per dozen 24-oz eggs, 95 84% te, g , house 227.2 eggs pei pullet housed; 75 5% large and extia laige eggs ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS A FLOCK! fh BABCOCK HATCHERY, INC. R. D. 3, Lititz, Pa. Phone: 717-1,26-5872 JS^gS^t « > WWIWI} i ('****>!<, _., H© Dcj i> Sstrasbus”!! “ '7 5170 SI.. G-E brings you a big refrig erator and zero-degree/ roll out freezer that never need defrosting l Self filling tee tray i Special 7-day meat safeguard Enormous vege table bin, TCF-16CA $4.50 r; t NO CASH NEEDED ON GECC PLAN 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR FNOE>EFROSTING Special* Ne.es est refrigerator or big, freezer. Spacious she*' , , Judmg sfideouf Por ‘able bin TMO3Y y 258. ' ? ecl on GECC Plan No C ? '' * -nster Lititz 626-7766
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