Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 27, 1969, Image 6

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    B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. December 27,1969
THE IRA WELK FAMILY (left to father Ira. (seated) Donna and Mrs. Welk.
right) standing Lloyd, Leroy and their .b. r. rnoio
three adjoining farms And real
ly, as dad points out, "There is
plenty of work around here to
likes the cows and shows the keep us all busy regardless of
greatest interest in their 120 our interests.
• Solanco
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head of homebred Registeied The Welks had the grand
Holsteins. And Lloyd likes the champion at the Solanco Fair
big tractors and field work on last fall with Brooksaid Bond
the 370 acres they cover on Re Re, now standing in the first
“This is what I call
a performance plow!”
New ease for big-acreage pi
Allis-Chalmers 9000 Series Plow!
It’s built to team with big tractor power, with its
rigid frame for durability—light draft for fuel econ
omy and time-saving. Accurate depth control and
good trash clearance make it a top performer. Avail
able with 4,5, 6 or 7 bottoms in 14 or 16-inch sizes.
Get this ground-turning capacity now!
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4UIS CHMMUtS
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
Nissley Farm Service Grumelli Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa. Quarryville, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Ephrata, R.D. 2
Allen H. Motz Farm Equipment
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lowing—
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
New Holland
stall They follow their own
breeding program, using sons of
their good cows and most of
their large herd traces back to
one foundation cow.
In the farm home, Mrs Welk
and the twin’s sister Donna, 14,
take care of feeding their FFA
Degree-winning men. And to giew so tall At least Mrs. Welk
thinks it helped,
prove th»t the, support the„ m
own dany industry, Mrs. Welk Q amar g o R oa d just noilh of
reports her family drinks about Q Uarr yville. The Vo-Ag teachet
40 quarts of milk a week working with the boys at So
which could be why the twins lanco is Richard Wood.
ALL-IN ONE,
LOW-COST
EGG-MAKER!
FuV-O-Pep
Egg Ration Feeds
Egg Ration Booster 18%
Egg Ration 2340
(23 weeks to 40 weeks)
Egg Ration 4180
(41 weeks to 80 weeks)
Easy-to-feed Ful-O-Pep Egg Ration is a
complete laying feed. You just dump it
into the hopper as it comes ... no mix
ing, no grinding, no measuring. It’s a
great labor-saver.
It’s a top egg-making feed, too. Nutri
tionally sound, it’s rich in proteins, min
erals, vitamins and other vital factors
your hens need to pour out plenty of
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc. S. H. Hiestand & Company
Leola Salunga
Harold H. Good
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Is Your Child's
Christmas Toy Safe?
Carelessly selected toys can
lead to a very sad experience,
says Mrs Shlilcy Mott. Exten
sion home economics editor,
Univcisity of Maryland.
Check lo v s vou have pur
chased to make sine they
aie safclv consluiclcd. she con
tinues Ed ;es ol tojs should be
smooth and all pails sccmcly
attached.
Bab\ toys should he 100 Lute
to put into the mouth, nose, or
encs savs Mis Mott Simple
to\s aie best for a toddle;, be
cause he mav swallow a pai t
which bicaks off ol a moie ela
boiate toy If vou pm chased a
doll 01 stuffed animal with eyes
that come out easily remove the
eyes and embiolder new ones in
their place.
My Neighbors
“If there’s anything gives
me the creeps it’s a safety en
gineer who keeps going ‘tch,
tch’...!”
Terre Hill
MAKE US YOUR
Toys such as BB guns, sling
shots, blank pistols, knives,
darts and bow and arrows can
cause severe injuries. Make
sure that your toys are proper
for the sex and age of your
children. Some gifts should
have strict enforcement of safe
ly iiilcs and pioper instiuctions
when they aie used.
Avoid all flammable toys,
Mis Mott continues, and make
sine all elccliie toys have an
UL label.
Remember Mis. Mott con
cludes, elccUical and chemical
toys that develop skills and
knowledge in older childien can
bo hazaidous in the hands of a
young child
iT^enV^
m'
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Grade A eggs. Ideal for the flock-owner
without grain.
Attractively priced ... to produce high
lay at low cost per dozen! Hundreds of
poultrymen are more than satisfied
with results. Ask us-soon-about nutriti
ous, economical Ful-O-Pep Egg Ration.
It’s a top buy!
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
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PROTECT YOUR FARM
WITH A PINCOR PTO
TRACTOR DRIVEN ALTERNATOR
• 50,000 watts surge capacity
• 16,000 watts continuous duty
• Slow speed—l Boo KPM
operation
Cool running triple chain
drive transmission
Heavy duty motor starting
Close voltage regulation
Meets NEMA codes
Heavy duty construction
Induction hardened input
shaft
Rain proof construction
Completely wired control
Three phase available
box
SEE IT AT... ■■■
H overstock Bros.
2111 Stone Mill Rd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17603
Ph. (717) 392-5722
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Stevens