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the race is run but once. To each maturity—and any of these
stage of the route is given some ges can and will be borcsomc, if
special quality-the weakness of lh .® u * er h "? not learncd 10 Hvc
with himself and his kind " Sup
infancy, the impetuosity of pose this would still apply?
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R. D. #l, Peach Bottom Ph. 717-548-2462
takes the worry
■ IVM lIUJI# out of feeding
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of young, growing and prized horses. Contains vitamins,
grains, minerals, dextrose and cane molasses
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quality roughage type ingredients in pellet
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for your horses.
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supplement that eliminates the need for “hit or
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If you take pride in your horses, why not feed them the best you know how
with Red Rose.
THESE DEALERS HANDLE THE COMPLETE LINE OF
RED ROSE HORSE FEEDS:
Wolter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
Henry E. Garber
K. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L. T. Geib Estote
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Refton Strasbarg
Choose the Red Rose horse feed that suits
your particular need. All Red Rose horse
feeds are made from the best quality in
gredients to provide horses with every
feeding essential.
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
Red Rose Farm
Service, Inc.
N. Church St., Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Martin's Feed Mill, Inc.
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountville Feed Service
Mountville
f Winners Named
; At Horse Show
The Warwick Township Lions
Club hold its 12th annual Horse
Show last Sunday at Forney’s
Polo Field, Rothsville. J. Carroll
Tischinger, Cockeysville, Md.,
served as the judge, Robcit Dod
son Lititz R 4 was the ringmas
ter and Marvin Feiler, Lititz
R 3, was the announcer.
Winners in the 20 classes
were: Lead Line Pony, Little
Miss Muffet, Susan Simpson,
West Chester; Jumper Warm
Up Peter Gun, Elmer Krein
er, Cedar Springs Farm, owner,
Lititz; Junior Working Hunter
Bay Rum, Eileen Flickinger,
Hamburg; Western Pleasuie
Horse Jacah’s Key-O-Te, Bob
Stoyer, Schuylville Haven.
Walk Trot Equitation Lit
tle Miss Muffet, Susan Simpson;
Working Hunter Bay Rum,
Eileen Flickinger; Children’s
Horsemanship Six Nations,
Patti Gilfert, Birdsboro; Chil
drens Horsemanship Contessa,
Musser Farms, Inc.
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chos. E. Souder & Sons
Ammon E. Shelly
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Columbia
Terre Hill
Lititz
Honey Brook
Inc.
Witmer
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, May 10.1969—25
New Billboard Service
For Beef Advertising
Motorists and pedestrians,
too, soon will see biggcr-than
hfc beef ads because of a new,
outdoor advertising sci vice
launched by the Beef Industiy
Council of the National Luc
Slock and Meat Board
Four full-color billboaids fe a -
Lisa Wendel, Lititz; English
Pleasure Horse Down Loan,
Jim LeFevre, Ephrata; Junior
Working Hunter Bay Rum,
Eileen Flickinger.
Knock Down and Out Si
bon, Richard Garo, Mechanics
burg; Working Hunter Under
Saddle Bay Rum, Eileen
Flickinger; Road Hack Amyr
Valmae, L. D. Williams, W. H.
Grier, owner, Darlington, Md.;
Jr. Working Hunter Back
Court, Louise Warmer, Kenny
Smullen, owner, Oxford; Jr.
Working Hunter, Championship
Bay Rum, Eileen Flickinger;
English Pleasure Camelot
Castle, Carol Vergot, Round
Table, owner, Lititz.
Working Hunter Bay Rum,
Eileen Flickinger; Working
Hunter Championship Bay
Rum, Eileen Flickinger; Open
Jumper Tar Heel, Paul Mahr,
Buddy Hafer, owner; Open
Jumper Championship Peace
Charlie Kenny Smullen, Her
bert Shank, owner, Oxford.
lining steaks, roasts, and beef
burgcis are now available lor
beef merchandisers food
stores, packers and industiy 01-
ganualions
Pnmary distubution is
thiough the majoi outdoor ad
companies that sell about 90%
of all outdoor postei space
“Fust in Flavoi”, ‘Tender
ness is Roast Beef”, and “Steak
Tonight” aie the standaid slo
gans that accompany the beef
pictuies Each giant poster has
loom foi an individual message.
Response to initial mailings
has been enthusiastic and indi
cations aie the outdooi posters
will be used heavily in the laige
metropolitan areas wheie the
concentiation of beef customers
is found.
Cattle and calves on feed for
slaughter market in the state
totaled 78,000 head on April 1.
This was 2 percent less than a
year ago.
Marketings of fed cattle dur
ing the Januaiy-March quaiter
of this year were 27,000, up 1,000
head from the same period in
1968 Placements at 21,000 were
the same for both years
The Pennsylvania Crop Report
ing Service said that 39,000 head
are expected to be maiketed dur
ing the Apnl-June quarter, 2,-
000 more than for the same quar
ter a year ago