.Fantilnfir, Saturday, November 5,196 R
;• Poultry Bonquet Gl ' e * u m^duccd
i* * Among the many outstano
. ..(Continued Tfrom-Page 1) ing guests introduced were
“Great was ever Lilli Ann Wivell, Columbia
beard 1 - of. —«RI, 1966 Lancaster Counlv
4re-:rsireK»*Qockeref, 'who Poultry Queen; and Dr. Her
is ..vice* president »nd director neth Goodwin, newly appoint
of^TW*kßHnr’•'*<>*• J>the -Watt ed head of the Poultry Sm
Publilhiftg ■Gewdfi'Mourtt -Mor- cnee Department at Pcnu
ns. -<illinois,-^teph > *M audience state University.
back--Oo Wrth-
huntofSus vis
its fiends
uaati
to iiijustifatn, i»re=Hs*ibject .“Men
acfej that
me,”
Coekaeai- Spettapr? Be
cause -jo£
i*BSS*r'te~'
or
big
tire- des
(Ußy-ofr^h^yewd^’i-rhe-latated.
.?' < y^*e man
Mtle- ideas that de
desmines the course of his
-tery” **
Tsaig j|p—ftxaptple. the weaker
remmilSd the
all the experts had predicted
some,. -years „ back that ' the
poultry industry m the north
east would not survive; it
would all move south. A lot
of you poultrymen appai ent
ity didn’t know that, or didn’t
(believe it, he said, because you
went right ahead with youi
“little” ideas for expanding,
As a result, Lancaster Coun
Ity moved from number thiee
poultry county in the country
(to number two, according to
(the 1959 agi iculitural census
He said he would not be sur
prised to learn by the time
the 1964 census is finally sum
mauzed that Lancaster County
was number one in the
country
Cockerel told the poultry
men he believed that the
strongest phase of agricul
ture in the future will be the
poultry industry.
4 Directors Chosen
The county association mem
bers elected four directois to
three-year terms. Reelected
weie Roy B Erb, 118 Kreider
■Ave. Lancastei, and Paul S.
Hiestand, Marietta R 1 New
dnectors on the board will be
John Jacob Oberholtzei, 171
Newport Rd, Leola. and John
H Hess, New Holland R 2
Hess is in related industry,
the others are poultrymen.
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For Nationally
Known SIRES
1 Carnation Farms
I Breeding Service
Piper Division
An Outstanding
Rag Apple Sire
052 DEE ANN
RAG APPLE MAPLE
121 A.I. daus. ave.
15.401 M 3.7% 57 IF
Herdmates ave.
14.339 M 522 F
Pred. Diff.
+1.021M +46F
He has 82 A I classified daugh
ters which average 814 to
103 0% BAA
JOSEPH P. TRAINOR
Honey Brook, Pa,
Ph: Honey Brook 215-273-3847
215-273-3032
Intercourse 717-768-3431
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•„ State Grange
TContinued from Page i i
lier this year Scott was hon
ored for his years ol distil g
uisihed service to Pennsylvania
agflcultu re
At the recent Grange con
vention delegates voiced strong
opposition to any move to sri>
intoxicating beverages at the
State Farm Show Buildu g.
Delegate- also called
placing ol milk jug
i.nder the same type ol regu
lation as other dairies ana
milk processors, and lavureo
retention ol the State Milk
Control Commission,
(Continued from Page 1)
• Paul Dague handyman, and photography
(Continued from Page 1) exhibits; horse programs; out-
Dague who has been very ac- standing overall project
tive in agricultural affairs as achievement; and judging
minority chairman of the teams in agriculture and home
House Committee on Agncul- economics,
lure. Also featured on the pro
Tickets at $4 per person gram were a fashion show by
should be obtained fiom as- 4-H girls, and a slide presenta
sociation president Noah Wen- tion “I Am A Nation.” A
ger, Stevens Rl, by Monday, panel discussion by 4-H Club
November 14. members covering the value
Apply Limestone In The Fall
r ,- ~ ~ T New Holland 354-2112
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Bine Ball. Pa. Gap 4424148
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• Milk Hearincu
(Continued from Page 1)
Through temporary actions
effeptiyo July 5 dairy farmers
supplying milk foi .ill lederai
order markets wen' assuror
u mgner level 01 returns Tor
then - milk sold lor lium use
during the period 19bt
through March, 19t7 This ue
cision was announced on June
HO. when the support rme lor
manufacturing milK w.is set .-*<
i4.ou per hundredweight
Deliveries .of milk ny fann
ers to all federal orcer mar-
Kets improved in hep temper
compaied to last yem - , USL»A
reported, nut sales wnc
up with tne result mat the
perceutage of aefuerms of
clasj l milk Wus
higher tins yeai
Producer groups say me im
provement in milK supplies nas
oeei, achieved on the oasis 01
present price levels, out added
rnai rising costs tin eaten ■
wipe 'tut any price gams made
to date.
• 4-H Awards
and meaning of district, state,
and inter-state events was pre
sented along with one of the
winning demonstrations at the
district level.
• Water Resources
(Continued from Page 6)
concluded that, in general, the
quality ol the water and the
<.nyinf capacity of Lancas
ter Counb streams is not
good. This !«• partly due to
■me low-flow situations of most
streams t< siltation, and to
ihe levels ol contaminants be
ing dumper, into them. One
suggestion in increasing the
flow' ol tne streams was to
erefi reservoirs from which
water could Or. drawn to sup
plement £ stream s depleted
watei quantity It was also
pointed out that the costs of
such reservoirs would be high,
and would still not go very
;
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Smoketown, Pa.
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With'.-a Jamesway chain type barn cleaner you ctn
clean gutters, load, field-spread and return before many
other s/stems are even through cleaning the gutters. The
Big J cleans up to 23’ per minute. Stop in for an estimate
on a Jamesway cleaner in your barn. We install and serv*
ice.
far in solving the long range
problem.
In assessing flood problems
in the county, Chickies Crock
at Manheim was cited as the
only stream figuring in sub
stantial damage.
Authors of the report. E if.
Bourquard and Associates of
Harrisburg, concluded that
surface water in the county’s
streams was not the answer
to the growing need foe m
creased water supplies.
They felt that, until the
year 1985, ground water sup
plies would be adequate and
satisfactory. We will examine
their findings on ground w.i
ter supplies in the next sec
tion .
Consumers now spend less
than a nickel of every quarter
of their disposable income for
lood. Of this amount, the tann
er gets less than 2 cents
397-3539