18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 22, 1965
DeKalb Fetes Members
Of "300-Egg Club"
DeKalb Agricultural Asso
ciation, Inc. entertained mem
bers of their 1964, “300-Egg
Club” at a meeting in Wash
ington, D. C., last week.
The top-producing club mem
ber was Scyphers Poultry Farm
from Holston, Virginia. Their
6000-bird flock averaged 273
eggs per pullet housed duiing
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ed in? If it is, make sure a
blown fuse or open circuit
breaker isn’t responsible for
the breakdown.
the twelve-month laying period.
An entry from Lennox, lowa,
was a close second with 272
eggs per bird.
The 300 Egg Club was start
ed in Januaiy 1963 by the De-
Kalb company Its purpose is
to provide recognition for top
egg producers, encourage ac
curate record keeping, and
promote efficient egg produc
tion practices.
The 300-egg mark was
chosen because the Associa
tion believed that today’s bet
ter-bred birds have the gene
tic capability of achieving and
surpassing the goal They stress
that sound management of the
growing pullet and the layer
are the keys to realizing this
potential.
At the awards program, the
members heard Penn State Ex
tension Poultryman Dr. Floyd
Hicks discuss the subject of
profitable egg production. The
day’s activities concluded with
a trip to the ball park to see
the Senators play Detroit,
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Is there enough water? Both
faucets should be on; the hose
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Check the controls to see if
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If the washer has stopped
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pressing the reset button, and
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Look at the instruction book
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Read the directions to be sure
you’re following them exactly.
Then, if you can’t locate the
trouble, call the serviceman.
Have the model number with
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the serviceman may ask for it
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33 A Int. Loader for F 460 Int. Tractor
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C-21 Int. Mower 7‘
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Good 1956 Reo Truck with new tires. It will be a good form
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Can a change of feed
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DAIRY FEED
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tributed to the winning teams
and to high-scoring individuals.
The Checkerboard team was
league champion, with Greider
Farms finishing in the runner
up position. Members of both
teams received appropriate lio
phies.
Other awards went to: Red
Rose, team high triple; Agway,
most important nutrient the
body needs. The tendency to
tire easily is one of the first
symptoms of water deficiency.
Minerals in foods are not de
stioyed by cooking But, min
erals may be lost to some de
gree during cooking because
they dissolve in the cooking
liquid that may not be used.
Ful-O-Pep
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team high single ganim
Melhom of Agway for ~
dual high average; Maik
rier of Hempfield Mills
individual high ti’iple; M' a
Lefever of Red Rose foi
dividual high single, j.
Beck of Indian River I'm
dividual high triple with h.,
cap; and Robert
Red Rose for individual
single with handicap.
Several members of
league commended the
on their ability to get toye
in such a spirit of good
lowship on such an ou d
in spite of the fact that
compete with each othei (
in the business world
Approximately 100 bow
and wives attended the
quet. It was announced
next season the league v,
be expanded to twelve te
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Kirkwood
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Witmer
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Stevens, Penna.
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