Pa. Holstein
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Association
Sets Institute
A fcao cf prominent dairy
leaders will be speakers for the
1968 Breeder Institute program
the week of January 29, accord
ing to William C Nichol, sec
retary of the sponsoring Penn
sylvania Holstein Association
Those appearing will be Law
rence E 'Caldwell, Turner,
Maine; Donald Ool’uns, Perry,
New York and Glen Lake, North
Branch, Michigan
.Lawrence E Caldwell, Lecal
Farm* Turner, Maine, just re
cently was elected president of
the New England Holstein As
sociation His hard consists of
150 Registered Holsteins, 60 of
which are milking age Mr Cald
well is a director of the Lewis
ton 'and Auburn Milk Producers
Assn; a past president and sec
retary of the New England Milk
Producers Assn , and at present
is serving as piesident of the
Pine Tree State Holstein Assn
Caldwell has served a number
of times as a delegate to the
National Holstein Convention
In 1962, he was the Maine win
ner od the state’s Green Pas
tures 'award.
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Donald Collins, CoWns Crest
Farm, Perry, New York, has
gained national recognition for
►having won’ 15 AIL A men can
and Junior All-American honors
since 1955 The present herd in
cludes 6 excellents, 19 veiy
goods and 12 good plus Collins
Crest bred Holsteins The latest
production average was 17,869
lbs of milk and 646 lbs of but
teifat
Mr Collins has served as di
rector and president of his lo
cal Holstein club, and director
of the New York Holstem-Fu
esian Assn and the State Dairy
Herd Improvement Assn He is
on the Naim, d Holstein Assn’s
official judg s lust and has
judged shows in Pennsylvania
Gian Lake has been chief
spokesman for damy farmeis
in Michigan and throughout the
United States for more than a
decade He has been president
of the Michigan Milk Produc
ers Assn since 1955 He was an
architect and leader in develop
ing the Great Lakes Milk Mar
keting Federation, and its pres
ident since organization in 1960
Lake has served a.s president
of the National Milk Producers
Federation, a nationwide organ
ization of daily coopetati'ves
representing more than a half
million individual members,
since 1960
He rs a recognized leader in
the development of new mar
keting and bargaining concepts
and techniques, and his effoits
on behalf of dawy faimeis have
unquestionably unci eased the
incomes of Michigan dairy farm
ers and their counterparts
throughout the nation Mr Lake
is an active supporter of 4-H
and other programs for agri
cultural youth, and has been
cited for outstanding contribu
tions in this area.
In partnership with a broth-
with a Conestoga National Bank Savings
Account. Join the thousands of Lancaster area
people who have found the secret of a financially
brighter future through systematic savings
at Headquarters for Money Matters.
Of course, if you need the money, it's there.
Take it anytime. But, if withdrawal is not
required, your cash goes on working and earning
~. safe and secure... building a personal
nest egg for a happier future.
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A Trustee for The Lancaster Count> Foundation
Military To Use
More Dairy Products
Plans lliat will result in an
inci eased use of butter, cheese,
and nonfat diy milk by military
personnel have been announced
by the Department of Defence
and the Department of Agri
culture.
According to reports receiv
ed by the Agricultural Stabili
zation and Conservation County
office, USDA has made available
from the Commodity Credit
Corporation’s surplus stocks 30
million pounds of butter, 5 mil
lion pounds of cheese, and 300,-
000 pounds of nonfat dry milk
for military use, to commence
in early 1968
The products were acquired
by CCC in supporting prices to
dairy farmers for milk and but
terfat. They are being donated
to the Department of Defense
for nts increased use, as provid
ed by enabling legislation
Dairy products will continue
to be donated by CCC for school
lunch and needy family use,
USDA said.
er, Clare, he operates the farm
at North 'Branch, which has
been in his family for four gen
erations. The 547-dcre farming
operation includes a milking
herd of over 100 cows and is
recognized widely as a model
of efficient operation.
All dairymen, regardless of
breed into est, 4-H and FFA
members and leaders, are urg
ed to attend any one of the
eight meetings The 1967 insti
tute saw 1937 in attendance,
the largest attendance in the
institutes seven year history.
Sign in a Chicago tavern if
you are enjoying our color TV,
you’ve had enough. It’s a black
and white set
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 13,1968
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Ladies, Have You Heard? .. *
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Please Be Careful
When you take down your Christmas de
corations, use a sturdy stepladder or stepstool
When you untnm the tree, check the
lights, cords, and plugs so they’ll be in work
ing order next Christmas
Don’t get overtired Stop at intervals for
a few moment’s rest and eat at proper times
Don’t burn wrappings in the fireplace'
Gather them when you unwrap presents and
either burn them in an incinerator, or take
them outside for refuse collectors
Buying Guides For Services
When you huy repair services on televi
sion sets, autos, appliances, and equuipment .
Look for repair shops with reputations
for reliable service, well-trained Colorful Foods
technicians, and reason able Resist the temptation to add
P r ' lces - “bottled” color to foods. In-
Know essential facts about stead, try to retain natural col
products—manufacturer’s name, or in food by skillful cooking
model number, date of pur- and combining less colorful
chase, dealer’s name. foods with those that have high
Look ait warranties issued at color.
the time of purchase to see if
repairs or parts are covered.
Check service shop’s guaran- P 1 eserve color m soups,
tees on parts and labor. skim w l * l ' ll6 heating and cook
Ask for written estimates on if light, mam
cost of repairs and parts and betoel colo ’ r lf s £ lm ’ me d
for an itemized ball alter serv- I£ dark> their C oloi will be
. improved by bi owning, greas-
Return to the original seller lU1 o during i casting or broiling,
when possible. o, r gi, azui g
Keep a list of repairs and Before pan-frying or grilling
services to be done in your fish or other light meats, dust
home so several things can be with paprika
done at one time It is less cost- You can combine light and
iy for you if a repairman makes dark salad greens for a more
one tup rather than several. interesting salad
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