G—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 18. 1965
# Sfrcom Map
(Continued from Page 1)
i.ology at Penn State. who
produced It. The map took
tnrcc years to pit pa re
Professor Hig'bce says the
stream map Is Ideal for sports
men, foresters, and workers
in land-use planning and wa
tershed association* He de
scribes nl as highly accurate
lor anyone desiring Informa
tion about streams and land
scapes of Pcnns>l\Mnia. The
mop can be purchased for
SI.OO a copy by wiling to
Maps. Box 6.000, University
Park. Pa. 16802
Boundaries of pr m-ary and
secondary -wateishcds are
shawn in addition to swamps,
lakes, dams, and reservoirs.
The base map assembly was
from U. S and Pennsylvania
Soil Survey Mops and other
unpublished surveys made
from 1900 to 1963 Locations
of several dams, lakes, and
reservou s twere obtained
through the courtesy of Army
Corps of Engineers. Pennsyl
vania Game Commission,
Pennsylvania Fish Commis-
DOLLAR EFFICIENT
SINGLE BEATER
<■ 'v ~
Expect a pocket-saving price. The latest in simple
design. See the Allis-Chalmers 140-S spreader for
features that mean dollar efficiency. Won’t freeze
up, but sure chews up that packed frozen stuff and
spreads it faster, easier.
You get five feed rate selections. Self-cleaning
paddles. Low, wide box speaks for itself. Converts
to 140 bushel rear-unloading trailer, too. An all-the
way winner.
Also see the NEW giant 180 bushel size. Or the
compact 95. Two Allis-Chalmers farm loaders, too.
C’mon in!
LOADER, SPREADER SUPERIORITY
ALUSCHALUERS
L. H. Brubaker Gruinelli Farm Service
Lancaster, Pa, Quarryville, Pa.
Nissley Form Service N ' G ; Myers & Son
Washington Boro, Pa. eems, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Allen H. Mat*
Lititz, Pa. Farm Equipment
New Holland, Pa.
sion. Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Forcii'.s and Waters,
and the Pennsylvania Slate
Geological Survey.
The map is about three feet
high and live feet wide. Pop
ulations of towns and cities
from under 250 to over 100.-
000 are Indicated ns taken
from the 1980 U. S. census.
• ABC
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thiough Atlantic's service pro-
gi-jin
According to Harry Roth.
Director of Breed Programs
at A B C., this greatly en
larged selection results from
A'ianlic’s membership in the
United Semen Exchange
group. This unique organiza
tion includes eight other A. I.
Coopei-atives serving dairy
men in Midwestern and South
ern states.
Roth says United's purpos
es are to increase the use of
genetically superior sires, of
fer a broader selection of
sires to dairymen in member
organizations, and reduce the
capital expenditures for pro-
Chet Long
Akron, Pa.
vlcling this selection.
These objective* are carried
out through bulk semen sales
between member studs at re*
duccd rates. Normal semen
collection and processing pro
cedures arc followed by all
U.S.G. studs, but only semen
produced in excess of the
home cooperative's needs to
fill members’ requests is avail
able to other organizations.
Another feature of the Ex
change organization, Roth
points out, is that member
studs maintain independent
iilud operations while working
together in sire purchases and
young sire proving. This viiay,
he explains, dairymen main
tain control of their local Co
operative ■while benefiting
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AGWAY BEEF FEEDS TODAY!
(Booking period now until September 30th)
Variety and balance of pro-
teins.
Adds palatability
Brings out top performance of
home-grown grains.
Stimulates rumen activity with
use of urea.
Improves bloom and finish.
Lowers feed cost increases
profits.
BEEFMIX 32%
with and without SBS
AGWAY'S INDIAN SUMMER SALE SEPT. 23rd to OCT. 16th
Garden
LANCASTER
fiom the greatly enlarged se
lection of sires.
• Record Breaker
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again as the top Junior two
year oM' in the yearly, 2X
milk division. Her IZ-month
lactation stands at 28,360 libs;
of milk and 870 libs, of butter
fat. This is a first place of
ficial lactation for nu'ilk on a
national basis; a first for milk
and third place butterfat rec
ord in California.
“Beauty” wias bred by
George G. WnMer, of Los An
geles, California; she came in
to the Hoilingidwortb herd a
fe'w weeks before starting her
double vidtoYy lactation. She
was sired by Wis Caiptadn (EX-
Mr. Fanner!
LOOK! BOOK!
BIG BENEFITS WHEN YOU
FEED AGWAY BEEFMIX
BOOK THE FEED OF YOUR CHOICE
BEEFMIX 55% L.C. 32 STEER SUPP A
ORDER YOUR SUPPLY TODAY
Spot Unit
NEW HOLLAND
f i t
QUARRYVILLE
"ANY ONE MAY BUY AT AGWAY"
GM) and is out of the dam
Beoucrest Belle Star Rom.
On. the Holstein production
leaders list for Junior tiwo
ycar-o’d's milked twice doily,
"Beauty" displaces former rec
ord holder Oregon Baron
Louise, owned by Oregon
State University at OorvaUU.
Her record stood at 25,410
’lbs. of milk and 970 lbs. o£
buiteilfat.
“Beauty’s" ten month lacta
tion capped her age and milk
ing frequency group at aft
even 24,000 libs, of milk and
748 I‘bs. of butterfat. The
new national milk records for
this 2X age group were com
pleted under DHIiR produc
tion testing supervision.
Agmy
Increases growth and weight
gain.
Balance of minerals and. vita
mins for health, efficiency and
increased nutrient utilization.
Formulated to, combine the
knowledge of the past with
the science and skill of 'the
present; a new touch of per
fection in Beefmix.
Made from quality ingredients
laboratory checked.
Agway
HONEY BROOK