Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 31, 1970, Image 21

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    Call BAKER
or BURKHOIBER
for delivery of quality aglime
David M. Burkholder, Inc., Ephrata, and The J. E.
Baker Company of York have embarked upon a
joint aglime program to serve you better. We feel
that this move will enable us to supply you with
the highest quality agricultural limestone when
and where you want it.
Remember, now is the time to sweeten your soil
for a more productive growing season. It has been
estimated that liming can return from $3 to $lO in
bigger and better crops for every dollar invested.
Take the first step to higher profits now. Call
354-4202 in Ephrata for quality aglime.
The J. E. Baker Company
Gomnand Performance
New Van Dale “1230 Series ll’’ Silo Unloader Customer-
Certified to outperform, outlast any make its size.
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new Van Dale “1230 Series II” Silo
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;put, feed more head—without a
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ies II" is better
jq ways:
handles meaner
'lage
:hrows out of
jer silo
unloads on lower
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itomer-certified
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30 Series 11.”
‘■HOW SWEET IT IS'
Purdy Picks Charolais-Angus
Crossbred at American Royal
"My Turn" lived up to his
name Oet 20 us Judge Herman
I*u id\ of Pennsylvania Stale
Uimeisitv w«nl to the 1.200
pound (’liaiolais eiosshied sleei
as his giaiul ehampion sleei of
the 1070 \nieiican Royal sleei
show
.Selection of the Charolais
(lossbred came in the Inst year
in which Chaiolais ciossbieds—
oi any olhei ciossbred steer
weie permitted to compote at
the American Royal The stcei.
a Chaiolais-Angus crossbred,
went into the grand champion
ship judging as champion steer
of the Open Show.
Shown by Bennett and Carter
of Lewiston. HI, it was "My
Turn” turn for selection of a
Chaiolais ciossbred as the grand
champion steei of major shows
this season
Chaiolais ciossbred steers
have been named grand cham
pion or leseive grand cham
pions at more than 90 pei cent
of the state fan oi laiger steei
competitions thus fai this sea
son These included grand cham
pionships at lowa. Ohio, South
Dakota, Wyoming, Noith Dakota
Nebraska, and Illinois State
Fans, and the woild-wide Ak
Sai-Ben at Omaha, Nebr
Howaid Johnson of Kansas
City, tieasmei of American-In
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Seiendipity
Seiendipity is the faculty of
making happy and unexpected
discovenes by accident The
woid was coined by Hoi ace Wal
pole, who based it on an old
fairy tale, “The Three Princes of
Seredip ’’ The princes had the
faculty of always making dis
covenes of things foi which they
were not seachmg
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CALEB M.
WENGER
Drumore Center
R. D. 1,
Quarryville, Pa.'
Phone 548-2116
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 31.1970—21
ternational Charolais Vmi . pre
settled Bill Caitei one of Ok
owner'., with a SI 000 check
fioin tin \lC’\ foi the giand
championship
R. D. 3, Lititz, Po.
350 Sfrosburg Pike, Lancaster
Ph.: Lane. 397-5179 Strasburg 687-6002 Lititz 626-7766
Earlier, an 1,100-pound Chnro-
Inls crossbred shown by Jennifer
Nichols of Ankony, lowa, was
chosen Kiand champion steer of
the 411 steel show while yet
another ('haiolais nossljicd.
shown by Collette Stille of
Storm Lake. lowa was named
lesuse urantl champion slot) of
(he KF\ Sim Show