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New, improved Red Rose Milk Replacer gives calves more vita
mins, minerals than dam’s milk .. • gives you more milk to sell.
After the first week, calves actually get more vitamin and min
eral fortification from Red Rose Milk Replacer than from dam’s
milk. More vitamin E and double amounts of vitamins A and D,
and whole whey to supply additional lactose for energy. There’s
no weight loss, no slowdown in energy, no decline in growth.
Yet with all its improvements,
Red Rose Milk Replacer is still
lower priced. Ask your Red Rose
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ON AWAY CORN CRIBS
5x5 GAUGE
BAR MESH
CRIB SIZES AVAILABLE
750 and 1100 Bu. Capacity
13’ -9” Diameter
1000 and 1500 Bu. Capacity
16’ -8” Diameter
ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE
Corn Diverter
Roof Ladder
Vent Stack
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ADDITIONAL 5% DISCOUNT ON ORDERS
PLACED BY AUGUST 30
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We also can supply your needs for building your own corn crib welded
wire, hardware cloth, creosoted lumber, creosoted poles, steel and or
aluminium roofing, nails, silo or snow fence, etc.
Elisabethtown Rl, TcrrJ Ann has
been very active In 4-tt Clubs for
the past eight years. To help
her with her duties as poultry
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REASONS WHY MORE
FARMERS PREFER THE
AGWAY GREEN DOOR
BAR MESH CORN CRIBS
queen, the had projects In chick
rearing and flock laying manage
ment. And a ipcclal pcrional
intcrcit it the peek order and be
hevior In chickens. She wrote
n science experiment theme on
that subject and her mother says
she is always studying special
individuals in the chicken house
when the helps with the daily
chores. She entered prize
winning eggs at the Pennsylvania
Farm Show.
To help brush up on any ques
tions that might be asked in
Hershey, the Poultry Queen is
studying research information
assembled by her sister Vicki.
The project done by her older
sister covers research informa
tion on quality control and grad
ing of eggs.
Terri’s interests are broad of
course, as would be expected
from such a talented young
lady. She has had 4-H projects
in photography, cooking, sewing,
teen leadership and health. Terri
is always trying new cooking
recipes on the family.
Among her community ser
vices, she has been a teen leader
of the 4-H physical fitness club
and has been a volunteer swim
ming instructor at the crippled
children’s hospital. She has won
the Kiwanis conservation essay
contest.
When asked how much pro
motional effect on the sales of
eggs and poultry meat a queen
could have, Terri responded in
her usual reserved manner. “I
think it depends on the people
who asign and arrange for the
queen’s activities. For example,
1. Galvannealed Wire
2. Steep Pitched Roof
3. Easy Erection
4. Easy Loading and Unloading
5, Positive “Safety Locking” of all
sections
6. Tested Under Extreme Load
Conditions
7. Excellent Basic Design
8. Reliable Manufacturer,
(Foley & Lavish Engineering Co.)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16,1969
THE POULTRY QUEEN, Terri Ann Shank (center) and
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shank, Elizabethtown
Rl. Miss Shank will represent the Lancaster County Poultry
Industry at the State Queen Contest next Saturday at the
Hershey Dutch Days.
at a fair it would help to have
some special idea for the queen
to follow. Maybe she could
promote a special recipe”
Along with her daily woik at
home caring for 2,500 layeis
and the family self-service retail
outlet along the road from Eliz
abethtown to Bambndge, the
local Queen serves as a waitiess
at the Masonic Homes Dinning
Room. She enjoys gymnastics
very much and unconsciously
does cart wheels on her way
fiom one poultiy house to an
other. And swimming is Tein’s
favorite spoit. She has two
major trophies to prove it. As
a member of the Willow Wood
Club in Elizabethtown, she won
the best all around athlete award
and the high girls score in swim-
ming.
To relax she plays the piano
and to piove she is energetic,
she played the base dtum in the
high school band.
Eailier this summer, Terri
seived as a chuich camp coun
selor and she is scheduled to
arrive home today from a church
youth workshop at Findlay,
Ohio.
Terri Ann will be one of
seven contestants at the band
shell in Heishey Park.
'Carl Hanke, the famous Har
risburg organist is furnishing the
music for the affair and the pub
lic is invited to attend the cere
mony.
The Queen contestants will be
brought to the band shell in new
convertibles furnished by local
automobile dealers.
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