24--Lancastcr Farming, Saturday. August 9,1969
New York Bank
Lays Psychedelic Egg
Tc most New Yorkers, an egg
in a nest has always meant a
savings account at the Chase
Manhattan Bank. Since 1956 the
bank has used an egg-in-a
nest trademark to vigorously pro
mote building a “nest egg”
through savings at their local
branches and its exposure over
the past 13 years has made it as
well known to the city’s natives
as the Statue of Liberty is to the
tourists.
Recently the egg has changed
to keep pace with the times. Al
though its shape is still obvoid.
the Chase Manhattan Egg now
bears brilliant psychedelic colors
and flower patterns, including a
large pink “5%” figure to indi
cate the new interest rate return
ed on Nest Egg accounts. The
new psychedelic egg was intro
duced in an advertising campaign
that proudly announced, “We’ve
Improved The Egg”
Eggmen in the area feel that
the bank’s egg could .have been
better improved had it been in
verted from its improper air cell
down position, the manner in
which the egg is always shown.
However, the influence of having
a qualified poultryman, Dr. Jona
than Tobey, on the Chase Man
hattan staff, gives license to that
error, and permits the bank to
get away with it.
Psychedelic or white, the egg
industry will continue to benefit
from the awareness of eggs that
the widely advertised Chase
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Livestock that are out on pas
• ture are subject to lightning dan
ch.dc,ic « Mnww •” !SV££?*S -
increase in savings accounts for e j ectr j ca i s torm. Most livestock
the bank, perhaps the egg in- w jjj shelter from a storm
dustry might consider “improv- and Wlll usua lly gather under a
ing” their eggs by marketing a tree; a grove or group of trees is
similarly brilliant and flower no t as dangerous as a single tree;
patterned product, the Poultry this is a very difficult problem to
and Egg National Board report eliminate if the single trees are
says> to remain. Wooden structures are
a much safer place for the live
stock for lightning protection.
If producers do have livestock
losses due to ligfihtning, the local
. .. . . .. veterinarian should be called to
by president, Mrs. Book, the tif the cause 0 £ death; this
group approved a donation of $5 c J necessary from the in
to the Lancaster County Associa- {(
tion for Retarded Children The aurance c ™? any lf aclaim 15 t 0
group hopes to visit Governor, Dresen
Shafer and the Capitol in Octo- ——
ber. Prices received by Pennsylvan-
• Form Women
(Continued from Page 20)
The next meeting will be Aug ia farmers during July rose 3 per
-28 at the Village of Intercourse cen t from the previous month.
Community Park when a family Hi her prices for milk> e gg S>
picnic, covered dish luncheon ° ..
will be held. Those planning the Poultry and hogs contributed to
menu and other arrangements much of the increase, while most
are Mrs. Book. Mrs Joseph Nolt, grains were seasonably lower, ac-
Mrs Gordon Mellinger and Mrs. cording to the Crop Reporting
Nelson Kreider. Service.
Start raising more and better Calves
the Easy NURS-ETTE way
No more carrying pails of warm water or | a nd mixing
milk replacer. Just fill the hopper of the NURS-ETTE with
milk replacer and the NURS-ETTE will mix milk replacer
and warm water and keep it warm until calf nurses the mix
(approx. 14 oz.)
Then it will mix a fresh batch of water and replacer.
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Ph. 717-548-2462
Peach Bottom, R. D. 1, Pa. 17563
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