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A LIVE FISH DISPLAY by the Soil and Water Conservation Convei
Pennsylvania Fish Commission at the tion this week. L. F. Phol
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GARDEN SPOT ZONE ANNUAL MEETING
MONDAY, NOV. 13 PENN MANOR HK3H SCHOOL
8:00 P.M. Millersville> Po.
SPEAKER William D. Milsop Senior Vice 'President
of Agway Inc.
DO° r Bring the Family Light Refreshments
PRIZES Following Meeting
STILL KINGPIN
Penn Dell Kingpin Cindy GPB3
Aptly named. Kingpin continues to be NUMBER 1. His United States Depart
ment of Agriculture proving (see above) shows that he has increased production more
than, any other Holstein sire in the U.S. (the all important Predicted Difference for his
daughters is higher than that for any other sire).
Kingpin is worth more to you because
1. his daughters will outproduce those of any other sire.
2. his daughters will sell for more.
Put him to work for you.
For service to Kingpin or any other NEBA sire call one of our technicians serv
ing the Lancaster County.
ROBERT KURTZ
717-626-8065
R. D. £:2, Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657
'Telephone: 717-836-9811
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WHIRLHILL KINGPIN
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Sire of
Penn Dell Kingpin Cindy GPB3
DHIR 2-3 305 2X 21,200 719
highest record ever for milk by a
2 yr. old on official test in Pa.
USD A SIRE SUMMARY
May 1967
866 dtrs,
361 herds avg 15,842 576
Pied Diff (rpt. 97%)
+1,497 +53
Type 140 Clsfd. Palis
.10 from Exp.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1967 —8
AT THE CONVENTION MEETING. Brooks Smith,
(left), from the Fulton District, received the Ist place
award from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
Making the presentation was Robert Miller. L. F. Photo
# Broderick
th of our present economy in
Pennsylvania, tout also to the
(Continued from Page 1) welfare of future generations,
nance; and 4, Legislative Ap- we must improve our conser
portionment. vation programs to safeguard
“Our people need not fear our land and our water. I urge
the Convention. The ultimate 5™ t 0 do everything within
choice shall rest with them. W P° w “’ and . . to
They shall have the opportun- carry on this great work. Con
ity to accept or reject each of seivation is everybody s busi
the recommendations of the sess5 ess « 1S necessary to make
Convention at the April 1968 Pennsylvania a Commonwealth
Primary Election And mciden- Excellence, he said.
tally, the law provides that the
Convention must submit sep- • New Holland
arate recommendations to the
voters. It cannot be submitted Fresh Cows, Holstein, 375-520;
on the basis of take iall the Guernseys, 215-320; Other
recommendations or none at breeds 300-450, Heifers 265-400.
all HORSES
“The Convention can make November 6, 1967
Pennsylvania the best place in Receipts of 263 head sold
the world to work and play, to steady. Riding horses 100-280;
raise and educate our children. Driving Horses, 105-330; Pony
It will give us the framework mares, 30-40; Geldings, 20-35;
for our Commonwealth of Ex- Killers, 4-5
cellence. The kind of a Penn-
sylvania you are endeavoring November 6, 1967
to build .. . you who are ded- Receipts of 806 head sold
icated to conserving our two steady to 25 lower. Retail,
most vital natural resources . 19 75-21 50; Wholesale, 18 50-
. . land and water Unfortu- 19 50; Heavyweights, 17.50-
nately, not all people share 18 50.
this determination. You and I CALVES
know that land and water are November 6, 1967
not inexhaustible. Everyone Calf receipts of 98 head sold
must be made to realize that steady. Choice, 39-43; Good &
conservation is not only im- L Choice, 35 50-38 50, Stand
portant to the continued grow- ard, 32-35; Common 22-31 50
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