Facts Dairymen Should Know Continued from Pni;c> 17) ly medical tnatment 01 allow ic veterinarian to Heal eov\s the milking panor. They Look New; They Are New! § <gi->7L^g> Li Q_ - ***" s‘* ' 1 The new Butler grain bin—with wider body sheets, a broader corrugation and fewer parts—provides real savings and faster, easier erection. Other high performance im provements include a steeper roof for more grain storage capacity; a new floor—a stronger, clear-punched floor which installs quickly; a new step-in door with corrugated frame, located above ground; and many more. See us today % details on the new Butler bin. Designers and Installers of Feed, Grain, and Auger Systems. M. K. HOKE Est. 148 S. Main St., Manheim, Pa. g w ‘•tfr c.r • "'t' • NEW 991 COI Greater capacity... _ Operates with less Requires less adjustment" than any other mower conditiohir^C Operate in heavy hay or sudax a geSr faster. Full-width conditioning rolls eliminate dead spots that waste power. And you’ll find there's no power loss due to side draft on hillsides or on the level. You get increased capacity because larger diameter 44-inch reel is less affected by changing crop conditions. And, the unique position of the reel bats holds the crop flat so it feeds through the conditioning rolls, without hesitation. What's more, controlled platform float and self-compensating roll pressure lets you move from field to field, crop to crop and rarely ever readjust the 990. Call us for a demonstration KAUFFMAN BROS. COPE & WEAVER CO. MOUNTVILLE 285-5951 NEW PROVIDENCE 78(5-7351 C. B. HOOBER & SON MESSICK FARM EQUIP. INTERCOURSE 768-8231 ELIZABETHTOWN 367-1319 Is it .1 management tool oi ciuleir Don't allow teat dippnu i/l'P BUTLER BINS ■<& INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EPHRATA Teat Dipping Phone 665-2266 Sales and Service to Income .1 •‘ciulch" lo it place good inanagi menl in \oni hoic) lit si ,iuli on u.il clipping follow mu i'.nli milking with .1 t him me 01 lodnu disinletl.ini phis ch > tow lieatmenl with .m'lliiolii», looks vuv pi 01111-1111'-; .i- .1 ton I'Ol foi m.is.ills. Mow cut t lit- (1.111 v 111.111 who ou look-. good in,111.1 ;t’!lU 111, Inllk.llg pioct.hiu .1.1(1 I tJUIJI 111011' to K.in on ti.it dipping .is .1 m,.ii n.l it c Tltli . ’w .id 1 1 loi (i .i-ti 1 I -I. I-, .1 (! .1 . 1 c -1' mg li on’ 11 i-* rin ’ 1 .in nt Hi h mol 1 n in 11-1 1 .1’ t 1( >' ’ll.is .11-> ( ’ w ,ll '’l >v)ii *i h iiipOiii { ..st ol Keplat e . ”'i! 110 l.’i t’l IS .1 \.11,1 il 11 U’ c \. .0 old In nt 1 t "i, to 1t di I \.01,,1 IT COlllllUiC 1 (I.iTV lul.l- ’ O.i.i vuitii w.th .ittm.lit ice oids a .i\ phi-- the gt'iei.t value of the anim.il when boin The S3OO icpi events the actual cost of i.ioing the <llllnl.ll The genetic \altie added lo the cok of I.l'bing a held leplacemenl vanes widely among heids The usual value is between $lOO and S2OO, so the total value for a heifer langes between $4OO and $5OO Howevei, the daily man. who needs a fiesh heifei as a held icplacement can affoid to add $l5O to the cost puce as that’s vhat a good animal will make foi him as laboi management income the List yeai in his held 733-2283 Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 25. 1970- Grange Youths Warn of Road Resurfacing Delay (Continued fiom Page 19) po’tmg Tin In slil. - mail is .lie onlv tl is. ol 111 a 1 that is paving it- own wav Tin..lon bt it HKSOIA KI) Tin kloi-’Mi-.i li .lIU IIU I I M IP i il i.iti -i ih ii t.u i 1“ ■> up ii,, | 'n Con . t to ii iii ! cit 01! 1 1 I;, pi i ” i>ul tii.it !■(. ol.i . iM ol n ill In in u l l to ( mv Mu i t 1 opoi tion.ie s'i.i (>' ii.c i in' Sli\ n c -i o i lit* i. o 111. in .om vitlee uui C (! Mi ‘i i iin Vlicil V. .in.iLi S' anil Ils.o Cu‘lu NOl man Wood icpoited on visiting Chestu - Delawaie Pomona 3 Apul 11 Mi <md Mis Richaid Holloway weie ap pointed on the visitation com mittee to icpoil at the next meeting. Mis Jesse Wood was delegated to attend the State Change Leadeiship School at Gettysburg June 23 25 and Gyles Biown, Pomona Mastei, will at tend the election of tiustees at Pennsylvania State Univeisity June 10 R Clair Muiphy was installed as Assistant Stewaid and Allied Wannei Sr as a membei of the Executive Committee Mis Jesse Wood, Lectinei piesented the piogiam with the theme “Apnl Showeis Bung May Flowei s ” Jesse Cutlei scived as modoiatoi foi a panel discussion on ‘ Watei with Mis Richaid Maule, Chffoid Hollo way Jr and Allied Wannei Ji taking pait The Pomona cnoius piesented several selec tions Youth Chaplain, Allied Wanner Ji , gave Hany A Eplam. Bog Selective Heroicide lets your potatoes grow free Your potatoes giow free from many grasses and broadleaf weeds Free from their competition for nutrients, soil moisture and root growing room Eptam frees you from the time and ex pense of repeated cultivation and possible damage to young roots. Free yourself to do other farm jobs that neeo your attention. This year, use dependable, economical Eptam—the No 1 potato herbicide—to get your potatoes off to a good stait Eptam stops the toughest grasses and broadleaf weeds, including nutgrass or nutsedge, crabgrass, foxtails, barnyardgrasc; or watergrass, quack grass, pigweeds and many others that reduce your yields, make harvesting difficult Eptam liquid or granules are easy to handle and apply Stop weeds this season without leaving harmful residues in the soil Free yourself from work and worry... see us now for your supply of Eptam. Epta.ru Elective herbicid e USS Agri-Chemicals Dealers A. K. MELLINGER Akron, Pa. MUSSER FARMS Columbia, Pa M. G. MENTZERS SONS'— Ephrata, Pa SPREAD EAGLE FARMS Klmgcr&town, Pa ENOS BUCKWALTER Lancaster, Pa. HEISEY FARM SERVICE Lawn, Pa. RAYMOND NOLT New Holland, Pa. JOHN MUSSER Quarryville, Pa. ROSS H. ROHRER Quarryville, Pa. P. L. ROHRER Smoketown, Pa. t'.ilon ' '•pi uutlinii piavci and Mis Wood coiiclnclod an aitivat i d io.iiul with Hi people pai ‘in- i' I.'la I i'K i'll C oimtv I omuna 'll iilt l)i ala 1 1' "niih 'r ' Oil 10 viu 11 I ihn - ■ . ’I mi> ol tin '' ii on a’ (i n .1 ha in ip, a'u i \ \ i Pt i!i ai‘ii. *fi ila- i 1 oL tin I’ i. \up . SI i(” i"., ,n_i . { . 11l ■ j'u.iv - i Mi i . ii(! \ ' f'n 1 .U' i C’i .1 ol tl’i » , oi il 'a an ,i‘ >\ I! i! o be i o'.n 1 ,i' 1 Ilu '’on.ona oil 1 ' • >■ \i ’i Mi s ft M uod ci ,r, n ii vl s Mc!\ in C Uu u. Mi- !o- ;ih (. Hast, 'mis lia Wc’l ’!i' Rilli.'ul ,'iul Ralph Wame i will s L1 \t> on Uio planning committee The next Countj Msila'ion meeting will be held Ma> 12 at While Iloise Fne Hall as quests ol Sahsbuiy Giange with Cole lain officeis filling chans and Fulton Giange piesenling the piogiam Mis Benjamin Heir ol Quau yville will piesent a travelog in pictuies of Japan. July 13 Fulton Giange will host the county gianges with Salis bmy Giange piesenting the pio giam and filling the chans June 27 the Lancastei County and Montgomery County Pom onas will piesent the piogiam at the distuct visitation meeting in Bucks County Chestei Dela waie Pomona will fill ofhceis’ chans The Pomona Giange picnic will be held August 22, 7pm at Holtwood Paik Colei am Giange will piovide lolls, buttei and bevei age Eveiyone should bung a meat dish and another dish 23
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