- Lancaster Farming. Saturday. February 21.1970
a
Food & Drug
Official To
Speak Wed.
Penn<\ Iv .mu's \etci 111.11 ians
and food nutiitionists will be
In ought up to date next week
lij the newly-appointed thief of
the medicated feed bianch of the
Bui can of Vctei inary Medicine.
Food and Dm? Admimstiation
Di William B Bi.xlei. for 17
ycais a \cteunanan in his home
town Ephiatn. will addiess mem
lieis ot the Pcnrmhania Veter
i .ai\ Nutiiiion Foium and their
fnciuN on th<> bioad a'pects of
meditated feed' at the -tioup - '
t'4iilai inonthh meet. ll4 Wed
tiC'd i\ Peb'uait 21 u 630 p m
it tli - Halalat I in L oua=iei
Mcmhei' oi the foium inul
pioir "c . expeiin tne nu'ii
t oral field m addi.';- loom eac!
romh in Pcnn-tl\ama \ eteun
ai’.nis and feed maniifactmeis
11 e ented m attending may do sc
lr contacting the foi urn's secre
tot John E Tiei. c t Smith,
Kline and Fiench 1600 Paoli
Pike, West Chestei. oi by tele
phoning Aiea Code 215/647 0900
ELIZABETHTOWN FFA
By Chapter News Reporter
The Elizabethtown FFA Chap
ter is a school aguculture club
consisting of 27 membeis
Each year the chaptei has a
banquet for the FFA students
and then patents We also have
tao scrap dnves a yeai, in the
soiing and the fall We raise
money to pay foi om banquet
fiom these dnves
We have fifteen acies of school
Imd that we faim We faim
about thiee acies of tobacco, five
acies of coin and the lest is in
glass The money that vve get
fiom the ciop's goes to the sen
iois Each yeai the semois go on
a six week trip with the money
tnat they make from the crops
The underclassmen get some for
small trips
When you aie a junior you
fcave to plan your cropping pro
giam and plan to get the work
done
In the spring and fall of the
jear we make homemade bolog
xia We make om bologna at a
local butchei shop The membexs
01 gamze the sales campaign and
get all the bologna sold and the
money collected We usuallv
make enough piofit fiom oui
bologna to buy a new tiuck
eieiy two yeais Some yeais we
I a \e puzes foi the ten top sales
men from our bologna sales
We usually go to the Globe
TTotters Basketball Game at Hei
ruey
Glenn Obeiholtzei won the
Fed Rose Degiee this wmtei
He received this awaid because
01 his faiming piogiam and
leadeiship in oui chaptei Glenn
i, vice piesident and also bolog
va. salesman of our chaptei
Theie aie ovei 700 tornadoes
annually in this countiy—not
counting the big winds encount
eied at conventions
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Area Agwoy Drivers
Given Safety Awards
Awards foi safe dihing were
piosentcd to 24 Agway ti tick
operators fiom this aiea at a
dinnei Thursday at York.
Dnveis and their years of no
cident-fiee (hiving arc Roger
E Millei. one year; Vernon
Fiankhouser. four years: Paul
Shcnk. six ycais, Harvey Rodg
ers, eight yeais. and John Wit
mci. nine ycais
They aic among some 1.250
Agway dm eis icceiving awaids
this month for safe dnving ic
coids fiom one to 25 years
Last year. Agwa\ dmeis lia
\eled moie than 46 million
PLANT DOEBLERS'
85X and PA 8703
• RESISTANT TO YELLOW LEAF BLIGHT!!
• FULL SEASON CORN HYBRIDS!!
• EXCELLENT STANDEES and TOP YIELDERS!!
In the ’69 Lancaster Co. Extension Corn Tests of
41 Hybrids, 85X yielded 167 bu. dry shelled corn per
acre: PA 8703 yielded 178 bu. dry shelled corn per acre.
WHAT HYBRID TOPPED THE TEST?? DOEBLER’S
82X at 185 bu. Plant DOEBLER’S The corns bred
in Penna. where they are Farmer planted.
T. A. DOEBLER & SON
R. D. #1 JERSEY SHORE, PA.
Now’s the time of year for Winter Blahs (bam
fatigue & vitamin deficiency).
Condition your herd to Springtime fitness .. •
with BIG H DAIRY TUNE-UP.
The blah symptoms, as every dairyman knows,'
include declining milk production; lagging ap
petites; heavy, coarse hair coats and thick,
tight hides; watery eyes and general lack of
tone.
To avoid these Winter Blahs, feed BIG H
RUMO-PEP at the rate of two pounds per head
per day for ten days, along with BIG H MIN
ERAL— free choice. You wall notice the re
markable change in your cows from Winter-
Wean to Springtime fitness.
& Company
Mam St , Salunga. Pa.
717-898-2248
* * Your Big H Man serves you belter because he knows better
miles delivering feed, fertilizer,
peuoleum nnd other supplies
to potions in 12 noitlienstem
Motes, ond delivering foim pio
ducts to plants for pioccssing
and then to market.
They operated a fleet of 2.-
500 vehicles ranging fiom panel
delivery trucks to 10 wheel
tractor-trailers.
Their driving lecord of 108
accidents per 100,000 miles was
better than the national aver
age of 1 23 accidents for fleets
of comparable size and miles
driven.
Of the awaid recipients, more
than 40 percent have completed
five years or more without a
chargeable accident
Agway duveis must complete
S. K. Hiestand
n formal driver training course
covering both classroom and on
thc-rond irtMiaction This train
ing progiam is now in its 16th
year.
Awauls wetc presented by
Agway Area Manager Robot
Stuart and Petroleum District
Manager Robert E. Sowcrbrow
er. Paul Jones. Driver Training
Supervisor of Syracuse. N Y.
represented the Agway Safety
Depaitment