—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 4, 1967
8
• NCPPCO
(Continued from Pace 1)
are determined in the New
York egg market. Veteran egg
market experts feel that such
a film will go a long way to
dispell many of the misconcep
tions producers and the gen
eral public now hold concern
ing the nation’s most important
egg market When completed,
it will be shown to viewers of
TV farm programs: local, state
and regional poultry produc
er groups, and to 4-H and FFA
Clubs.
Film production and distri
bution costs have been esti
mated at 515.000. NEPPCO,
acting through its Board of
Directors, has pledged $5,000
of this amount. The balance, of
which $7,000 has been raised,
is to come from firms engaged
in or dealing with the egg in
dustry.
The following firms have
contributed to date:
Agway, Inc., Syracuse. N.Y.;
Allied Mills, Inc., Chicago, 111.;
Anderson Box Co.. Indianapol
is, Ind.; Arbor Acres Farm.
Ific.. Glastonbury, Conn.; Bea
con Feeds, Inc. Cayuga, N.Y.;
atm. :4ft !».
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R. D. 1, Stevena
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R. D. 1, Quarryville
C. E. SAUDER & SONS R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
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B. D. 4. Manheim R. D. 2, Columbia
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Lawn and Bellaire
Central Conn. Co-op. Farmers
Asm., Manchester, Conn.;
Conn. Valley Egg Co., Inc.,
Deep River, Conn.; Continental
Can Co., New York, N.Y.: De-
Kalb Agricultural Assn., Inc.,
DeKalb, III: E C & W L Hop
kins. Greenfield, N.H.; Food
Fair Stores, Inc., Philadelphia.
Pa.; The Fox Company, New
field. N.J.; Gland-O-Lac Co..
Omaha. Neb.: H. K. Webster
Co., Lawrence. Mass.: Hubbard
Farms, Inc.. Walpole. NH.
Kuhl Poultry Equipment Co.,
Flemington. XJ.; L M Sheaff
er. Inc . Ephrata. Pa ; M.B 0
Crop.-Colonial Farms, Free
hold. X J.. New York Merc.m
tile Exchange. Xew York. X Y
Xorlh American Poultry Co-op
Assn., Inc. Xew York. X.Y;
Otto Xiederer Sons. Inc. Penn
ington. X J.. Poplin Farms,
Inc. Fremont. N.H: Radio
Bros., Inc, Medford, Mass:
Ralston Purina Co., Inc., St.
Louis, Mo.; Southeastern Poul
try & Egg Association, Deca
tur, Ga.; Seymour Foods Co.,
Topeka, Kansas; Urner Bairy
Publications, Jersey City, N.J.;
Watt Publishing Co., Inc., Mt.
Morris, 111. and Whitmoyer
mm
SEE US TODA Y!
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
Witmer
MILLERSVBLLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millemille
&aecro3£Boaeaß
Laboratories, Inc., Myerstown,
Pa.
With only $3,000 left to be
raised, the NEPPCO Office
asks all firms who have not
contributed to the fund to
seriously consider making an
investment Contributions in
any amount will be accepted.
Checks should be made pay
able to "NEPPCO Egg Film
Fund" and sent to NEPPCO,
10 Rutgers Place. Trenton. N.J.
08018.
Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page 1)
February 10 8.30 a m - 3:30
pm. Lancaster County Crops
& Soils Day. at Guernsey
Sales Pavilion. Lincoln High
way East
8 p.m.. Horsemen’s meet
ing at Landisville Elemen
tary School, Speakers, James
Gallagher “Physiology of Re
production"; and Dwight
Swartz “Horse Parasites”.
• Dairy Meeting
(Continued from Page 1)
feature talks by R E Hutch
inson, Hess & Clark; Miles E.
MeOarry, Curtiss Breeding
Service; Tommy S. Stephens, l
Allis-Cha liners; Dr. E. I. Rob
ertson and Dr John R. S. j
Pisher, both of John W. Eshel-!
man & Sons.
.^■Tv
Agway
The program will also fca- stated, adding that .all inter
ture door prizes, exhibits, and ested dairymen are ins Med te
a free lunch, spokesmen for attend the affair,
the four cooperating firms
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