Local Bankers To Go
To School At Bucknell
'Seven Lancaster County
bankers are registered to at
tend the Pennsylvania Bank
ers Association 1965 Trust
Training School to be held
Sunday through Friday, June
20-25, at Bucknell University,
Lewhftmng.
Approximately 175 'bankers
from throughout Pennsylvania
are expected to attend the
School which is being ar
ranged by the PBA Trust Di
vision.
Bankers from Lancaster
County who are registered to
attend the School include:
Robert G. Nace, First Nation
al Bank & Trust Co., Eliza-
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Contact Them For The New
PARADISE SUPPLY
Forodise
bethtown; J. Carl Haldeman, /will serve as members of the
The Conestoga National Bank faculty for the School,
of Lancaster: John H. Phil
ips, The Fulton National
Bank of Lancaster; A. Bruce
Hessinger and Lois G. Miller,
Lancaster County Farmers
National Bank, Lancaster; W.
B. Hornherger, The Farmers
National Bank of Lititz; and
Martha M. Bbersole, Union
National Mount Joy Bank.
This year’s School, which is
the third part of a three-year
cycle, will be devoted to tax
ation, trust development and
estate planning.
Verne C. Myrland, trust of
ficer, and Lyman G. Sener,
Jr., vice president and trust
officer, both of The Fulton
National Bank of Lancaster,
687-6292
intercourse
• Poultry Assn.
(Continued from Page 1)
and all members and former
members of the association
are urged to turn out for one
final get-together at the Cen
ter. As an added inducement,
a hearty snack including a
barbecue will be served by
Charlie Texter AFTER the
work is done.
The board of directors
urges all persons associated
with the Poultry Center to
turn out on Monday and re
new old acquaintances and
memories,
QUESTION
mRTHMDRE«S TOP SELLING DAIRT PEED?
EXPLANATION:
A. MOLASSES COATED PELLETS - To provide extra
palatability for those cows with poor appetites.
B. TOP QUALITT - Only the finest sources of
protein supplements and whole grains.
G. ECONOMICALLY PRICED - Because of its large
volume - accepted by dairy farmers everywhere.
D, CONTAINS VITAMINS A&D 2 - Couplete re-
quirements for better breeding efficiency, repro
duction and growth of a dairy cow.
S. HIGH IN ENERGY - Because of its ease of
digestibility and quality ingredients.
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CLEM E. HOOBER
768-3431
-¥HT IS 16 HE-CAL PELLETS
Following Dealers.
Low Bulk Price.
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
Lawn and Bellaire
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 19, 1965
• County Vo-Ag
(Continued from Page 1)
Hess and Cliff Bollinger
Cliff came in second in dairy
judging will go to Water
loo, lowa to the national
dairy judging competition.
Dan Erb and David Heisey
will travel to the Eastern
States Exposition at Spring
field, Mass Earl Myer and
Richard Thomas, who finished
first and third in poultry
judging, will go to the Na
tional FFA Convention at
Kansas City For hus second
place win in meat judging,
Leroy Musser will also go to
Kansas City.
WRthjviore
TRY 16 HI-GAL NOWH
YOU'LL AGREE.
665-3121 - 367-2321
These trips are financed
through the state FFA asso
ciation. A large part of the
money comes from the regis
tration fee paid iby each per
son attending the state meet
this week Each pays $l5, and
$ll of this goes for loom,
and hoard— the balance goes
to finance the boys’ trips.
County judging wmneis l
were
Daily Judging
Gold —1, Kenneth Hess,
Garden Spot FFA; 2, Chfloid
Bollinger, Cloister FFA; 5,
Dan Erb, Penn Manor FFA.
Silver —3, Clarence Neff,
Solanco
Tractor Driving
Bronze —3, William Fish
er, Giassland FFA.
Dairy Products
Gold —2, Daryl Weaver,
Grassland FFA; 4, Chailes
Rissei, Cloistei PFA
Mea,ts
Gold —2, Le ’oy Musser,
Grassland; 4, Kenneth Hoke,
Cloister
Land
Gold —1, Larry Groff,
Grassland; 4, Richard Smith,
Solanco FFA
Poultry
Gold —1, Earl Myer, Penn
Manor FFA, 3, Richaid Thom
as, Penn Manor; 5, Glenn Mil
ler, Penn Manor; 6, John
Hess, Penn Manor; 9, Mailin
Groff, Garden Spot FFA.
Silver —6, Ronald Meek,
Cloister, 7, Gary Martin, Penn.
Manor
Bronze —7, Benjamin Nolt,
Manheim FFA
Parliamentary Procedure
Gold —2, Grassland
Livestock
Gold 6 David Heisey,
Cloister, 8, David Ei'b, Penn
Manor
'Silver
Manheim
5, Jay Fisher,
Bronze —2, Kenneth Roh
rer, Penn Manoi, 3, Randall
Stoltzfus, Pequea Valley FFA;
6, John Frey, Solanco
Farm Mechanics
•Silver —8, Fred Hess, War
wick FFA
Bronze
Manheim
Honorable Mention —5,
James Nolt, Witness Oak
UFA, 7, Robert Weaver, Gar
den Spot, 8, Daryl Bollinger,
Cloister
7, John Nissley,
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