CHARLES E. COWAN, Lancaster, third from right, who as secretary of the
Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association, recently presented wrist watch awards to
five DHIA supervisors with 25 years service or more. From left to right they
are: Thomas Fox, 30 years; Alfred Shingledecker, 35 years; Charles Henry, 28
years; Cowan; Donald Hindman, 34 years; and Robert Scott, 35 years.
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You can read about all sorts of new ideas to lower your
costs of production in the laying house But bow to know
what ideas will work for you , how to adapt them to your
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R. D. 2, Columbia MILLS, INC.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 25, 1966—9
JOHN M. HEISEY, area Wayne feed dealer, is
shown at a recent dairy feeding school which the
company held in Lancaster. Heisey, center, is flanked
by R. W. D. Hiestand, left, and Dr. William Byer, both,
members of the feed firm.
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HEISEY
FARM SERVICE
Lawn and Bellaire
Elizabethtown
Local Dealer Attends
Wayne Feed School
John M Heisey, represent
ing the Heisey Farm Service
of Lawn and Bellaire, was one
of 30 persons attendting a re
cent dealer school on Wayne
dairy feeding at The Host Mo
tel, Lancaster.
The two-day school was de
signed to tram dealers to bet
ter serve their customers
through improved feeding and
herd management program's.
Speakers at the school were:
Dr. William Byer, manager,
dairy department, M W.
Geary, RW.D. Hiestand, and
C.M. Sackett, all representa
tives for Wayne Feeds, and
R. B. James, Wayne’s seaboard
division manager
This school was one of the
first m a series designed to im
prove dealer service to cus
tomers
SOCIETY OF FARM WOMEN
GROUP NO. 3 MEETS
Lancaster County Society of
Farm Women #3 met June
18, at the home of Mrs Gil
bert Paul, Stevens R 1
Piesident Mrs William Eby
conducted the meeting, and
Mis Paul was in charge of de
votions The group accepted
an invitation extended by
Moyei’s of Ephiata to
the plant on Wednesday, June
29.
The following were appoint
ed to the program committee
for 1967 Mrs Donald Giay
bill, Mrs Elam Shelly, Mis.
Esther Petticoffer, Mrs Lloyd
Martin, Mrs Earl Miller, Mis.
Robeit Hollmger
The following were appoint
ed to seive on the committee
foi the refreshment stand for
the Ephrata Fair Mrs Inm
Burkholder, Mrs. Ivan Eber
ly, Mrs Clarence Stauffer,
Mrs Gilbert Paul, Mrs Willie
Stober, Mrs Harvey Gehman,
Mrs Earl Latshaw, and Mis.
Harold Stober.
The program was a demon*
stration by Mrs W Scott Tagg
of Hatfield on Cooking Over
Coals She prepared pota'oes
in a variety of styles, shish
kabobs, fish, blueberry pan
cakes, corn, and a one-di-h
meal in aluminum foil.
The next meeting will be
the family picnic which will
be held on Sunday, July 17,
in Walter’s Park at Stevens
Rl with dinner served at