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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15, 1972
The Manheim Central FFA Chapter
elected officers to serve for the oncoming
year at a meeting this week. Richard
Kauffman, seated, was elected as president
of the Chapter. Others who will serve are:
standing, left to right, Donald Wenger,
Dailey Elected Chairman of
Federal Farm
Millard F. Dailey, a grain
farmer from Red Lake Falls,
Minnesota, was elected chairman
of the Federal Farm Credit
Board at its organizational
meeting last week.
Dailey replaces Jonathan
Davis, Sterling Junction, Mass,
who was named by the Board as
vice chairman for the coming
year
International®
225 Havswatber
Top quality performance is quick and easy with the
international 225 Hayswather. Just match these big
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and always at top performance:
• Easy adjustable windrow forming shields or take them
off and lay a wide swath.
• Big, all-condition flotation tires,
• Fully adjustable seat—comfortable ride
• Exclusive torsion bar float—fast, safe and responsive,
• WidelO-ft tilt adjustable platform.
• Four bat, low profile reel with break over bar.
• Conditioner placed a long distance from knife—won’t
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MOUNTVILLE
Credit Board
Reelected as secretary to the
Board was Jon F. Greeneisen,
director of information for the
Farm Credit Administration.
The 13-member board Sets
national policies for the
cooperative Farm Credit System
through which its farmer-owners
borrow more than $l4 billion
annually. The System consists of
12 Federal Land Banks and 594
See it at:
Harvester
Kauffman Bros,
treasurer; Tina Haldeman, Chapter
Sweetheart; John Miller, secretary; Roy
Sauder, sentinel; Mervin Bruckhart, vice
president; Dwight Martin, reporter, and
Bob Hershey, chaplain.
285-5951
Federal Land Bank Associations,
12 Federal Intermediate Credit
Banks and 440 Production Credit
Associations and 13 Banks for
Cooperatives.
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tablespoon of lemon juice or
vinegar in a measuring cup and
add enough milk to make one
cup. Let stand five minutes
before using.
THERE’S H UTILE
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In 1950, we introduced the most
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We’ve changed during the last 21
years. Added self-cleaning, wide
throat impellers for tough to handle
haylage. Dual, no-plug augers for
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CALEB M.
“The cow is of the bovine ilk;
One end moo, the other milk,’’
wrote poet Ogden Nash. But now
an English inventor has built a
non-bovine specimen, a new
mechanical cow of plastic tubing
and angle irons with huge jaws
fed by a conveyor belt. The jaws
munch grass, clover and waste
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Specializing in DAIRY & HOG FEEDS
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Phone 786-2500
aiNce I*7o
Drumore Center R. D. 1, QuarryWlle, Pa.
Phone 548-2116
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