Farm Show Poultry Banquet
Is A Fund-Raising Dinner
For Pa, Poultry Federation
This vear the annual Farm
Show Poultry Banquet will take
on a new look hv becoming a
“fund raising” dinner for the
Pennsylvania Poultry Federa
tion.
A well-kno— i “businessman’s
preacher” and radio comenta
tor, for wlmse work a national
RANDOM SHOOTING
UNLAWFUL DURING
BIG GAME SEASONS
Sportsmen are reminded that
they may not shoot at random
during the big game seasons
which started Monday, Novem
ber 25.
It is unlawful, during big
game seasons, to shoot at any
mark or target other than legal
birds or animals, except at a
properly constructed target or
a dead tree within 200 yards of
the hunting camp or headquar
ters of the shooter.
Shooters are warned that it
is unlawful to fire at public
utility poles, transformers, in
sulators, traffic signs, warning
posters, etc.
Anyone who grows, com. or soybeans
knows that our soils tend to be acid.
You contribute quite a bit to this acid-
ity each time you apply fertilizers
□ But Ortho UN I PELS have a "low cal-
cium carbonate equivalent." This
means that UN I PELS cause
less depression of your soil's
pH. And you know with a
more favorable soil pH you
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foundation has formed
will deliver the featured ad
dress at the Penn Harris Hotel
Ballroom in Harris bure
(Penna ) on Wednesday. Janu
ary 15 (1969) following the din-
ner scheduled for 6 30 p m. The
sneaker is Dr Tom Haggai of
High Point, N C. who for the
past five years has averaged a
speech a dav before business
civic, educational and religions
giouns throughout the United
States as well as internationally
He is equally well known for
his syndicated radio program
“Values for Living ” which is
broadcast daily from coast to
coast
Although Dr. Haggai has been
praised bv newspaper and ma
gazine writers with such super
lative's as “wildly funny and
searchingly serious” and as be
ing “a man with the golden
voice,” he insists that his spiri
tual and nationalistic doctrines
have brought about his conspic
uous popularity as a speaker.
(Conversely, an editorial writ
er said to him when the new
foundation was formed- “Dr.
Haggai could tell an audience
their steak was tainted, and they
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now you save money on liming costs
ri|fi and earn more money from
higher yields with UNIPELS.
liming costs
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NEW COUNTY FFA OFFICERS, (left
to right) seated. Burnell Buchen, reporter,
Manheim; Lester Bowman, vice president,
Garden Spot; Paul Eckman, president,
Lamoeter-Strasburg; Jeff Pfautz, treasur
er, Ephrata. Standing, Paul Clark, secre-
would love every word of it.”) finest preventive medicine in
combatting delinquency among
When asked about his hobbies our ma i e V outh ” •
Dr. Haggai quickly replies with ° UI male youtn
a spark in his eye, “My only Co-Chairing the Banquet are
hobby is the Boy Scouts of the Messrs Hendrik Wentink
America which I consider our Donald Horn, and George Hau-
are boupdLto get highei-yields. □ On
top of that, UN I PELS, plowed down in
the fall, work for you all year 'round
fall, winter, spring, and summer. That's
why it's called "The All-Season Ferti-
lizer" □ Come see us soon for the facts
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 30, 1968
n.
PH: 397-3539
SECOND SECTION
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tary, Pequea Valley; Thomas Aaron, chap
lain, Solanco; Carl Erb, corresponding
secretary, Penn Manor and Michael
Baum, parliamentarian, Elizabethtown.
Not present was Ken Weaver, sentinel
from Warwick. L. F. Photo
er, who are optimistic in filling
the-'hallroom to capacity. Tick
ets for this event are available
through the Pennsvlvania Poul
try Federation Office in Harris
burg
311' S. Mt. Joy St, Elizabethtown
FOR QUALITY FARM SEEDS
CALL THE HOFFMAN SEED
MAN NEAREST YOU.
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RV Jjhni i.ii.dg
Frank H. Bucher
2160 Mam St., Rothsville
626-6504
Lester Erb
367-7112
Jason H. Mellinger
Rl, Strasburg
687-6546
Jonathan S. Shirk
366 E Main St, Bareville
ess-gso?
Edgar C. Umble
Pequea Ave, Gap
442-4525
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