28—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 13,1971
H 4-H Club News ?
Sequoia Risers Club Central Tractor Club
The Sequoia Rideis 4-H Horse The sixth Central Aiea 4-H secretary, Beveily Martin,
' and Pony Club will hold its Tractor Club meeting was held tieasurer, Carol Haimsh and
monthly meeting Tuesday, March 9at Landis Bros Equip- Debbie Lefever, song leaders;
March 16, 1971 at Fairview ment Co. Eric Eshleman and Doug Lan-
Faim and Stables, owned by A demonstration was given «js, game leaders, and Mike
Melvin and Jane Ressler showing the impoitance of PTO Campbell, news reporter
, , „ , Mike Campbell
The business meeting will be- shields. Renorter
gin promptly at 730 pm The All 4-H tractor club books p
progiam for the evening is should be completed and ready
“Pi epai ation for Summer Rid- to be handed in at the next meet
ing ” mg March 16 The next meet-
„ , , „ , , mg will be the last meeting
Two sets of slides will be used Bill Book
showing the piopei form of Repoiter
Western Stock Seat Equitation
and English Hunt Seat Equita
tion
Tina Biesecker will provide The organization meeting of shell, Lititz RD2, piesident,
the lefreshments for the eve- the Penn Willow 4-H Club was Cindy Shelly, Manheim RD3.
mng All patents are welcome held Friday, March sth at the vice president, Cheryl Pats
to come Pequea Township Elementary c horke, Lititz RD2, secretary;
The club appieciates the aid School Mike Grube, Elm, treasurer,
of those who helped us by buy- Mrs H J Brenesen and Mis p am Nissley, Manheim RD4,
in* cand> dm mg our candy sale. H C Eshleman introduced 4-H song leader, Ruth Uibel, Pen-
Buan Ressler to 42 eager youths and 8 adults. r . n> game leader, and Debbie
News Reporter The new officers are Karen patschorke, Lititz RD2, news
——-— ~ repoiter.
Roaring Maples Cows Are
Listed by Holstein Assn.
Some outstanding cows in the
held of Roy H. and Ruth H
Book, Ronks, have been listed
in an official production test
ing report of the Holstein-Frie
sian Association of America
k
The animals and their actual
production levels are
Roaring Maples Ivanhoe Bet
ty 5782892, a six-year-old Regis
tered Holstein, has credits of
24,380 pounds of milk, 854
pounds of butterfat and 2,010
pounds of solids-not-fat (SNF)
in 351 days; Roaring Maples
Archie Alice 6371332, a four
,year-old, had 18,820 pounds of
milk. 789 pounds of butteifat
and 1,620 pounds of SNF in 305
days
Roaring Maples Tim Tamy 637-
1329, a four-year-old, had 16,360
pounds of milk, 704 pounds of
buttertat and 1,413 pounds of
SNF m 360 days.
Pioduction testing and samp
ling procedures were super
vised by Pennsylvania State
University in coopeiation with
the Holstein Association.
Included with the pounds of
milk and butterfat are the
amounts of sohds-not-fat (SNF)
'Royster
NITROGEN IS
x
| op Dress Grains
rder Now
D
■ low Down
S ove Time
CHARLES K.
NISSLEY
R. D. 2, Columbia
Phone 285-5506
Officers were elected by club
Penn Willow 4-H Club members for the new year The
officers are as follows Greg
produced by each Registered
Holstein since last calving.
The Holstein Association’s
testing program has provided
for determining SNF nutrients
since 1962. This is the part of
milk that contains protein, lac
tose, minerals and other ele
ments so important to the nu
trition and taste of milk.
Total nutrient testing as spon
sored by the Holstein Associa
tion is in step with today’s con
sumer demands. It provides the
Holstein breeder with informa
tion for improving the overall
performance of his herd. The
homemaker can use it as a
measure of milk’s food value.
KIEIAIB iiiTEDM ATI fl M*l
ioCvV li« I CEllvnl IU
990 MOWER
CONDITIONER
Extra performance to talk about
Full capacity with less power... famous IH balanced
head sickle drive... controlled platform float... big
44-inch diameter reel... exclusive positioning of reel
bats ... large full-length conditioning rolls .. .self-com
pensating roll pressure.
You get all these extra performance features plus
many more with the 990 to help you get your hay m fast,
with less leaf loss regardless of crop or condition.
Ask for a demonstration and see what a big difference
a 990 can make in your operation.
Cope & Weover Co.
NEW PROVIDENCE
786-7351
international Harvester Hoober
Sales and Service *
EPHRATA 733-2283 INTERCOURSE
768-8231
MOUNTVILLE
Elm-Penryn 4-H Club
The first meeting of the Elm-
Peniyn 4-H Club was called to
older at 7.30 p.m , March 8.
Jay Irvin spoke to old and
new members about the variety
of projects that could be select
ed and he passed out project
books.
Cheryl and Debbie Patschorke
told the members about the first
fund raising campaign of the
year They will be selling air
fieshener and window cleaner
and would appreciate the sup
port of tne public
Let Classifieds
Work for You
Cali 626-2191
or 394-3047
Mcssick Form Equip.
ELIZABETHTOWN
367-1319
Kauffman Bros.
Debbie Patschoike
Reporter
285-5951
Flapjack Day and Walk-a-Thon
Planned by County 4-H Council
The Lancaster County 4-H
Council is beginning prelimin
ary plans for two upcoming
events, Flapjack Day on April
24 and Walk-a-Thon Day May 8,
according to Miss Joan Lucas,
assistant Extension _ home eco
nomist.
The Flapjack Day from 7
am. to 2 p m at the Farm and
Home Center is a meal avail
able to interested for
$l5O for adults and 75 cents for
children “All the pancakes you
can eat” is the featured attrac
tion.
Tickets are available' in ad
vance from County Council.
representatives and ht the door
April 24.
The Walk-a-Thon for retarded
children will begin ,at 12.30 p m
May“S from the Farm and Home
Center.
TAKE THE WORRY
OUT OF FEEDING YOUR HORSES!
Choose from the full line'of Red Rose Horse Feeds
for feeding your horsbs. Each feed included in, tfa*
Red Rose feeding program provides, all around
economy—arid meets basic needs of horses of att.
types and breeds. .
Take Red Rose Super Horse Feed, for instance. This
feed is made especially for the particular require
ments of mares in foal, mares in milk, stallions, and
show horses. Everything that is known to be good for
horses is mixed into this feed. TRY IT . . . and you’ll
be feeding with a satisfaction you never knew before.
Red Rose
HORSE FEEDS
Walter Binkley & Son G. R. Mitchell, lne«
Lititz Refton, Pa.
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Strasburg
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
Red Rose Farm
Service, Inc.
N. Church St., Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville --
The program involves any in
terested 4-H member who
would like to walk to raise
money for retarded children.
After gathering at the Cen
ter, the 4-H’ers will be dropped
off at various points and they
will walk back to the Center
for punch and cookies. Sponsors
will reward their 4-H’ers with a
contribution to retarded chil
dren.
The walk is being organised
in cooperation with Pennsyl
vania State Police.
Rain date for the walk is May-
Id.
. The 4-H County Council rep
resentatives are selling flower
bulbs- now through, March 26.
The bulbs are for planting ia
April for spring bloom.
Mountvilie Feed Service
Mountville
Musser Forms, Inc.
Columbia
Martin's Feed Mill
Ephrata, Pa.
Chos. E. Sauder & Sons
Terre Hill
Ammon E. Shell)
Lititz
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Brook
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Inc.
Witmer