€—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 29, 1965
pervlsors with two or more
years experience paid the full
(Continued from Page 1) fee. However, it was also de
of the Farm and Home Foun- cided that the inexperienced
dation. the directors voted a tester should not receive the
pledge of 5200 to the Fund, extra 50 cents or $1 until
This is to be paid in four he had completed two years
equal installments of $5O over of testing: as in most other
a two-year period. It was felt counties, the differential will
that as a group the 483- go into the Association treas
mcrr.'ber DHIA organization ury. This new regulation will
would be using the meeting be effective July 1.
• DHIA
facilities of the Center and
should contribute.
'Samuel Dum. president of cussed the need to insure
the board called for election the association’s .equipment
of a secretary to fill the va- The only insuiance present
cancy created by the recent ly being earned on DHIA
i esignation of Clair Griffith equipment is of a liability
The group elected Curtis type The total vdlue of the
Akeis Quarryville Rl. to the testing equipment is afbout
post Dum also announced $3,800, but it was suggested
that John J Herr had been that seldom does any one
chosen as a new dnector re- tester have more than $BOO
placing Henrv Hackman who in equipment with him at one
i esigned as of April 1 time On the average, each
In another order of busi- t th ® 17 supervisors has
ness the directors voted to aboi ' t . worth f f quip ’
, educe the charge for use of ™ nt Wlth h ' m a all A m f’
the milk-o meters from 5 fter considerable debate
cents per cow to 4 cents, and esbon was referred
to reduce the handling charge bat * t 0 he committee com
from a maximum of $4 to a P° sed . of n Vlctor „ Pla Tstow
maximum of $3, leaving the Samuel D™. and i acob
exact handling charge to the Houser for further study
discretion of each tester.
It was also decided by the ® Now Is The Time
directois that all farmers (Continued from Page 4)
should pay the same testing gardeners are urged to also
charge, regardless of the ex- pay attention to the location
penence o>f their respective of the vegetable and flower
tester The arrangement had loots and not disturb them
been to charge a farmer $1 As the plants get larger, the
less per month if his tester cultivator should be set more
was a fiist-year man, and 50 shallow and a greater dis
cents per month less "if the tance from the plant Don’t
tester had one-yeai’s expen- i educe crop yields through
ence All herds tested by su- the destiuction of plant roots
"60 ions an hour—'
that’s production
" > *'mvf
Big capacity, uniform cut, with
Allis-Chalmers 780 Forage Harvester!
The 780 with pick-up head uses 64 fingers to comb
the windrows and feed a steady stream to the six 36"
Cut-and-Throw knives. Knives adjust to the shear
bar for clean cut... 7/32" to 214". Direct-cut head
takes 6 K-foot swath. Or switch to 1 or 2-row corn
head in season. Chop fine forage fast with a 7801
Nissley Form Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Allen H. Motz
Form Equipment-
New Holland, Pa.
Among
business
Grumelli Form Service
Quarryville, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa,
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Chef- Long
Akron, Pa.
other orders of
the directors dis-
• Milk Order proposed action could be filed
.up until June 11 with the
(Continued from Page 1) USOA Hearing Clerk. Inter
service officials said the meet- ested persons can thus pre
ing will open at 10 a.m. (EOT) sent their views either oral-
In the South ißoof Confer- & or in writing,
ence Room, Hotel Adelphia, While the meeting will be
13th and Chestnut Streets. conducted by a UI9DA Hear-
It is being called because ing Examiner, as with a for
persons affected by the order mal hearing, the comments
asked for an opportunity to will not be given under oath,
present oral views and argu- and there will be no cross
mcnts, following announce- examination, officials said.
ment May 19 that written As previously announced,
views and comments on the the termination action is be-
DAHYMIN
No Expensive Specialty Feeds
Green Pastures
Dairy Pellets
Important components such as:
Trace minerals
Ask one of our Dairy Specialists
to explain our Dairy Program
to you and then give it
a good try.
Performance is the key
to low cost.
You will be satisfied.
STO CK
or Additives Needed
when you feed your cows
Vitamins
Reproductive capacity
are all built into one quality feed
GREEN PASTURES DAIRY PELLETS
"FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE"
ing considered because there
is substantial reason to .be
lieve that the present’ Deb
ware Valley order may n«
longer carry out the puxpeaes
set by Congress in authoriz
ing the Federal milk order
program.
To keep yellow jackets and
bees from gathering around
you while you are at picnics
or eating in the open, spray
the area with a repellent
chemical.
Miller
&
Bushong, Inc.
Rohrerstown, Po.
Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
(Area Code 717)