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MARCH I TO MARCH 5
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520-pound Capacity 15 cu. ft.
Aluminum Contact Shelves for fast
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Built-in Tumbler Lock.
Guard for Bulk Packages gives full air
circulation for efficient storage.
Plus package-depth Door Shelves, Easy
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Heavy Duty Top-Loadine Washer
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• Porcelain Enamel Tub • Auto*
matic Fabric Softener Dispenser
• 5-Position Water Saver • Flush
Rinse plus Deep Rinse • Auto*
matic Safety Lid Lock
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MICE $243.00
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5-Position Water Saver adjusts
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Installs Anywhere using only 27
inches of floor space.
Two Deep Rinses—an exclusion
Westmghouse feature.
4 Preset Washing Programs auto*
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Five Pre-Set Drying Programs for
every type of fabric.
Automatic Dry Setting drlos
clothes completely, then shuts
machine off.
Large Capacity Lint Collector Is
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Balanced Air Flow System elimi
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resignation effective April 1.
He plans to disperse his dairy
herd on March 19. President
Dum asked for nominations
from the floor to fill this un
expired term of one year.
However, it was decided by
the directors that it might be
more appropriate if Hackman
and Clarence Crider, tester,
discussed the matter jointly
and arrived at a suitable re
placement.
Considerable discussion cen
tered aiound the question of
distributing the use of forage
samplers to farmeis thiough
the association’s supervisors.
The forage sampleis, which
are augers designed to sample
baled hay, weie originally dis
tributed through the Exten
sion Service It was felt by
Penn State that better farmer
availability could be achieved
if each of the state’s milk
testers were to carry this
equipment on his regular
rounds. The forage testing
kits will sell for $5 each, and
the sampling tool will require
Growing HEIFERS
and Dry COWS need
Wayne FITTING RATION
Wayne Fitting Ration produces rugged, full-bodied heifers thatf
are thrifty and ready to breed at an--early age. Fitting- Ration, aiea
helps the dry cow replace flesh lost during the previous lactation
and puts her in top condition to start the new milking period at m
high level of production.
Bred heifers and dry cows must receive- a highly nutritious ration Is
order to build- the unborn calf. Wayne Fitting Ration supplies tba
vitamins, minerals, proteins and energy needed to drop thrift*
strong-boned calves. ,
la « teat at the Woyae Reseerob Farm, wet!
fitted Hdiftin preduced 1720 lbs. mere milk
end >3 Ibe. mere fat tbaa whea aet prejperty
fitted.
HERSHEY BROS.
Rcinholds
MOUNTVILLE
C. E. SAUDER & SONS FEED SERVICE
B. D. 1. East Earl »* D - 2 ’ Columbia
J. &. STAUFFER & SON H. M. STAUFFER
and Bellaire & SO NS, INC.
Witmer
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
ROHRER’S MILL
R. D. 1, Konks
only a deposit for its use. It
was finally decided that these
kits and the samplers would
be distributed by the supci
visors on a strictly voluntary
basis.
The question of a pay raise
for the DILIA testers was dis
cussed It was icported that
their last laise was in 1960.
and that many of them felt
their costs had usen appreci
ably since (hat time. Piesi
dent Dum felt that theie was
not enough information pies
ently available for a sound
decision to be made He
named a committee headed bv
Dr Victor Conger and con
sisting of Robeit Bieneman
Jacob Housei, and Curtis
Akeis to investigate the mat
ter and present the facts to
the boaid at the next quaiter
ly meeting
Among othei questions it
was decided to continue the
directors’ meetings on a quai
terly basis rather than more
frequently, and repay the Hol
stein Association the $4OO
they had advanced for the
purchase of SNF (solids-not
fat) testing equipment.
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Quarryvllle
R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millersville
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1. Stevens