ABC Elects Officers,' Seats New Director Clyde Martin At Session Herman Slebblns of York Balnbridge, a director for 24 was elected president of the years, was elected last month Atlantic Breeders Cooperative at the Noithern Lancaster at a board of directors reorgan- County ABC meeting, ization meeting Wednesday. Fourteen other directors, in- Other officers elected at the eluding nine who were reelect meeting at Meadow Hills Din- ed, were seated. Terms are for ing Hall were J. Ray Simp- three years.’ son, Butler County, vicC-presi- David Yoder, general man dent; Norman So 11 e nberger, ager of ABC, discussed steps Franklin County, secretary; and the cooperative is taking to Clyde Robison, Washington keep business up while cow County, treasurer. numbers .are dec I i n ing, and The board of directors in- competition is active through cludes the officers and three out the ..area, other directors: Blvin Hess Jr., LEGISLATIVE BRIEFING Strasburg Rl; Harvey Russell, Attorney David Putney, of Huntingdon: and William P. Harrisburg, legal counsel for Moore, Chester County. the co-op, spoke on a new bill •MARTIN SEATED .on cooperatives that has been Clyde W. Martin, East Earl, written. He said it will update was formally seated as a di- previous legislation and en rector at the business session able co-ops' to carry out their in the morning of the day-long business more efficiently. third annual meeting. Martin, Putney said the bill waswrit who replaces Abner W. 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We guarantee excellent quality and workmanship on all of our in- stallations. 25 year warranty on siding. appointed by the governor, and It is now ready for presenta tion to the legislature before going to another committee. Five meetings of co-op sire committees were held Tuesday and Wednesday in conjunction with the annual meeting. Forty two counties, including three in Delaware, were represented at the Wednesday meeting. ABC has 16 districts. PLAN DAIRY SHOW Special guests at the lunch eon session were representa tives of the Extension Service and 4-H Dairy Club leaders from Southeastern Pennsylva nia. They met separately in the morning to discuss plans for the district dairy show this summer. • Lancaster (Continued from Page 2) lambs mainly in small lots for Easter trade WOOLED LAMBS Choice 70-95 lbs. $2400-25.00, Good 20.- 00-24.00, few Utility 18.00-22.00. Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 25,1967 —7 SPRING LAMBS Around 12 head Choice and Prime 20- 32 lbs. $60.00. Choice 25-35 lbs. $50.00-55.00. Good 40-00-45.00, Choice 40-50 lbs. 35.00-40.00, Good and Choice 50-70 lbs. $25.- 00-30.00. • Loncoster Auction (Continued from Page 2) FEEDER STEERS Good and Choice 650-900 lbs. 23.25- 24.75. CALVES 94 Veaiers slow steady to SI lower. VEALERS Choice 39-41, couple $43, Good 35-39, Stand ard 32-35, Utility 26-31 50, Cull 21-26, 70-90 lbs. $lB-21. HOGS 166 Barrows and gilts steady to 25c lower. Sows scarce. BARROWS AND GILTS US 1-2 200-235 lbs. 19 50-19 75, few 200-215 lbs $2O-20.25, 1-3 200-250 lbs. 19-19.50, one lot 195 lbs. $18.60. SOWS Few US 2-3 490- 580 lbs. $12.60-13.10. SHEEP 37 Insufficient vol ume for a market test. One lot Choice 25 lb spring lambs $5O, Utility and Good 60-85 lb wool ed slaughter lambs $l9-22. • Cow Sole (Continued from Page 2) The dauy was comprised of Grow STRONG, THRIFTY CALVES on Home Grown Grain and WAYNE CALF SUPPLEMENT Here's how to supply calves with all of the body-building nutrienfl they need and still feed them your home grown grains. Wayne Calf Supplement (pellets) contains vitamins, minerals, proteins and an antibiotic to properly supplement your home grown grains. Wayne Calf Supplement will help you grow strong, thrifty calves at less cost. It Pays to Feed Wayne t „ MOUNTVILLE FOWL’S FEED SERVICE FEED SERVICE R. D. 1, Quarryville R D 2> Columbia R. D. 2, Peach Bottom GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown HERSHEY BROS. Rcinholds H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC. Witmer DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. K. D. 1, Stcvem Support Your Lane. Co. Poultry Assoc. 79 cows 27 registered and 52 grade: 26 heifer calves 12 registered and 14 grade, includ ing Ivnnhoo, Cochran General. Sequoia, Admiral Triumph and Osborndalc Sir Ty Vic Fobes breeding. This outstanding herd was sold by William E. Parry, Jr, owner, for on average of $520 per cow and $172.50 for heifer calves, ranging from 2 weeks to 9 months of age. The auction was conducted in tent under the hammer of auc tioneer, L. Robert Frame. Ex ton. Mj Neighbors “How about starting a ‘classic of the month’ club?**, mm amt i3bs( WHITE OAK MILL R. D. 4. Manheim PARADISE SUPPLY Paradise ROHRER’S MILL R. D. 1. Ronks MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Millersvillc HEISEY FARM SERVICE Lana and Bella)re C. E. SAUDER & SONS R. I). 1, East Earl
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