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Warwick
The Warwick Township Lions
Club lists the following winners
a' the 13th Annual Horse Show
held at Forney’s Polo Field last
Sunday.
The winners were: Jumper
Warmup—lush Skipper, ridden
by GiGi Green; owned by Mi
and Mrs. Charles Stevens, Buf
falo, Wyo.
Green Working Hunter—Coat
of Arms, ridden by GiGi Gieen,
Help Us Serve You
If your organization didn't make our farm calendar
this week, it’s not because we don’t like you or your or
ganization
We may have missed it in the rush. Or maybe you for
got to tell us.
Either way, we’d like to extend our farm community
service to you.
To get on the Farm Calendar, remind us by calling
394-3047 or 626-2191 or by writing to Lancaster Farming, 22
E. Main St., Litltz, Pa. 17543 And help us serve you better
Why should you plant two or three
different Trojan hybrids?
Talk to:
EUGENE HOOVER
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Twp. Horse Show Winners Named
owned by Mr. and Mrs Irl Dailln.
Lititz.
Junior Working Hunter Car
lo Bound, udden by Vicki Gar
ner, owned by Mary Mumma,
Lancaster
English Pleasure Horse—Stei 1-
mg Silvei, ridden by Nina Mun
teeand. owned by Susan Ely
Shillington
Working Hunter—Happy Bee,
udden and owned by Becky
R. D. 3
Rohrs. Downingtown Carlo
Bound, ridden by Vicki Rohis,
Downingtown.
Junior Horsemanship Missie
Leakwood, ridden by Pattie Gil
fied; owned by Happy Ace Farm
E Iverson
Green Working Hunter—Cop
per Kettle, ridden by Clyde
Beam; owned by Happy Acie
Farm, Elverson.
Junior Working Hunter Under
Saddle—Cailo Bound, ridden by
Vicki Gainei, owned by Mary
Mumma, Lancaster
Knock Down and Out Irish
Skipper, udden by GiGi Green;
owned by C-Bar-B Ranch, Buffalo
Wyo
Junior Horsemanship Carlo
Bound, ridden by Vicki Garner,
owned by Maiy Mumma, Lancas
ter.
Working Hunter Under Saddle
—Copper Kettle, ridden by Clyde
Beam; owned by Happy Acre
Farm, Elverson.
English Pleasure—Kim, ridden
Penn State Eyes Work
insurance for Laborers
Economists and sociologists at
Penn State aie undertaking a
study on the possible effects of
making unemployment insur
ance compulsory for farm work
ers
The current Congress has been
consideung the compulsory in
suiance for employes of large
farms, and it is possible, govern
ment officials believe, that some
national legislation of this type
will be passed in the future
The Penn State study is design
ed to help faim leaders, legisla
tors and economists understand
what effect, if any, such insur
ance might have on the labor sit
uation on the farm in Pennsyl
vania
A mailed questionaire to 1,500
farm owners and operatois and
1,700 mtei views with workeis
will be conducted
CALEB M.
WENGER
Drnmore Center
R. D. 1,
Qoarryville, Pa.
Phone 548-2UG ;
VAN DALE
by Tom Morrow, owned b> Hap
py Acre Farm, Eherson
Green Woikmg Horse—Cavallo
ridden and owned by Jennifer
Jones, Lancaster.
Jumoi Working Huntci—Hap
py Bee, udden and owned b.\
Becky Rohrs. Dowmngtown
Working Hunter—Da\e Ha\en,
ridden and owned bv Herb Hogg
Intercourse
Open Jumper-Sunset He\-Bo>
ridden by Cl>de Bean, owned by
Happy Acre Faim, Elverson
Gieen Working Hunter Cham
pion—Copper Kettle, ridden b\
Clyde Bean, owned b> Happ>
Acre Farm, Elverson
Junior Working Horse Cham
pion—Cailo Bound, ridden by
Vicki Garnei; owned by Mary
Mumma, Lancaster
Working Hunter Champion
Happy Bee, ridden and owned by
Becky Rohrs, Downingtown
Jumping Champion Irish
Skipper, udden by GIGI Green,
owned by C-Bar-B Ranch, Buf
falo, Wyoming
ANSWER:
Red Rose 14 Test Cow Feed is the feed to use.
It has a course granular texture and can be
fed at all seasons to milking cows, dry cows,
calves and bulls.
Red Rose Rumenator Pellets is another feed
you can use for feeding efficiently. Use these
pellets for top feeding to provide extra vitamins
and energy.
Try these feeds and other Red Rose feeds.
You’ll find them available in many protein
levels to suit your particular need. All Red Rose
feeds are geared to maintain your herd, en
courage maximum milk production and return
that extra profit.
Be determined to make your dairy operation
pay. Start right now by calling your dealer for
Red Rose!
Walter Binkley & Son David B. Hurst
Lititz Bowmansville
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Elverson Supply Co. Mountville Feed Service
Elverson Mountville
Henry E. Garber Musser Farms, Inc.
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa. Columbia
L. T. Geib Estate
i. B. Graybill & Son Chas. E. Sauder & Sons
Stiasburg Terre Hill
E. Musser & Son Ammon E. Shelly
R D. #2, Mt *Joy, Pa Lititz
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown,
Rjfed Rose' Farm
Service, Inc.
N Church St, Quai ryville
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, May 9,1970 —
QUESTION:
What dairy feed can be
• used as an all-purpose
dairy feed?
Red Rose
DAIRY FEEDS
Atglen
Manheim
Census Facts Needed
One of the world’s largest
counting jobs began in April—
The Census of Population and
Housing of The United States.
Fewer than four million peo
ple were counted in the first
census in 1790—less than one
fiftieth of the number likely to
be included in the 1970 census
Most data on characteristics
and housing (such as occupation
income, education, migration,
place of woik and birth) is ob
tamed thiough sampling, but
everyone will be asked about
age sex, race, marital status and
relationship to the head of the
household
Officials at tedeiai, state and
local levels, private entrepren
eur, researchers, and many
others will be anxiously await
ing the 1970 Census results
The scope of our nation’s prob
lems and the patterns of econ
omic and social activity require
reliable data for analysis, de
termination of trends, estima
tions, and predictions The need
for planning and for accurate
and complete information is ob
vious, according to the USDA
G. R. Mitchell, Snc.
Refton, Pa
Musser's Mill
The Buck
E. P. Sports, Inc.
Honey Biook
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Inc.
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