AGRI - INC.
ROY H. BUCH, Inc.
On the Grand Opening of his Farm Machinery
Business, March 28th, in bis New
BUTLER BUILDING
Located T mile south of Akron on Buch Rd. R 2, Ephrata
JAMESWAY VOLUMATIC
SILO UNLOADERS
Fwo machines in one -r- Silage Distribu
tor and Silo Unloader Only 5 Unload
»rs left at this Special Spring Price.
DESIGNERS and BUILDERS of SYSTEMS
R. D. 2, Ephrata
We are your Butler Agri-Builder for low cost farm buildings, Stor-N-Feed livestock
and dairy systems. One source responsibility.
CONCHA TULA TES
General Contractors Agri - Inc.
SPRING SALE
m JAMESWAY
" J SALES & SERVICE
NEED A SILO?
We are Franchised dealers for the Lan
caster Silo Co.
So . . . Why not see us today for your
silo and unloader?
Phone: 717-354-5374
Saturday, March 23,1968—11
Lancaster Farming,
Sportsmen
Re-organize
In Lititz
After a year of re-organiza
tion, the Lititz Sportsmen’s As
sociation is back in full opera
tion. And to prove the fact, they
will be holding their annual Ox-
Roast, a Lititz tradition since
the mid-1930’5, on Thursday.
March 28 at the Lititz Commun
ity Center.
High-lighting this year’s pro
gram will be a presentation by
big game hunter, George Yocum
Jr., of Reading. Yocum, who is
a factory sales respesentative
for W. R. Weaver Co., makers
of Weaver gun scopes, has hunt
ed in Africa, Alaska, Canada,
Mexiso and most of the United
States. On his most recent sa
fari to Tanzanea Province, Afri
ca, he bagged the infamous “Big
Five”, which means Lion, Cape
Buffalo, Elephant, Leopard and
Rhinoceros.
An amateur photographer and
avid sportsman, Yocum will
show home movies of his last
African trip, complete with per
sonal commentary.
The meal will be served at
6:30 p.m., and the program,
which is to include door-prizes
valued at more than $3OO, will
begin immediately after the
meal. An event for members of
the association, the officers will
have memberships for sale at
the door. Cost of membership is
$2.00 and the meal is priced at
one dollar.
Local and statewide conserva
tion and sporting officials along
with local contributors to the
sportsmanship programs of the
association will be honored
guests at the event.
Association president, Philip
McCloud, stated that “we are
now building the size and re
sponsibilities of the Lititz Sports
men, and we invite all sport
minded citizens, and for the first
time this will include the sports
woman.”
Podiatry Is
Included By
Pa. Blue Shield
CAMP HILL, PA - Pennsyl
vania Blue Shield benefits will
be broadened at no additional
cost to most members to include
many podiatry (chiropody) serv
ices, it was announced today by
Matthew K. Gale, president of
the state-wide health care financ
ing plai. Payment for the new
benefits becomes effective on
March 1.
The podiatry benefits become
part of most Blue Shield agree
ments on March 1. Members
covered under experience-rated
master pontracts will have the
new benefits as their contracts
are renegotiated.
Cost of the broadened cover
age will be defrayed from Blue
Shield reserves which have been
accumulated over the years to
provide additional benefits to
members as further professional
services are made available and
are desired by the members,
Mr. Gale said.
Podiatry services to be cover
ed by Blue Shield include the
following; incision and drainage
of infected tissues of the foot,
removal of lesions of the foot,
removal of infected toenails and
treatment of fractures and dis
locations of bones of the foot
Services excluded from cover
age include: procedures consid
ered to be a part ot routine foot
care, such as treatment of corns,
bunions and calluses: non-surgi
cal care of toenails, fallen arch
es and other symptomatic com
plaints of the feet, except where