National Angus Heifer
Shew Deadline June 1
Entry deadline for the National
Junior Angus Heifer Show, set for
July 13-14 at the Cass County 4-H
Fairgrounds in Logansport,
Indiana, is June 1.
Dean R. Hurlbut, director of
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FOOD FROM VE!
One of today’s phenomena is
the vending machine. It’s estimat
ed that nationwide there are over
5 million such machines in use.
They are “silent salesmen” ready
day or night to sell their products
to you.
How popular are vending ma
chines? It’s said that people all
over this nation drop nearly 200
million coins into vending ma
chines every 24 hours. That’s
about 139,000 coins a minute, or
2,300 every second.
Machines Influence How We Eat
It’s obvious to us all that vend
ing machines have become in
creasingly involved in what the
nation eats and how it eats.
What this means is the vendor
has a responsibility to offer a
balance of foods. And the con
sumer as always owes it to him
self to choose wisely what he
eats. There’s no question that
both the consumer and the ven
dor have a long way to go. But
improvement is constant. You
can, for example, meet the re
quirements of balanced four-food
group eating quite easily.
Take lunch at work: If you
choose, say, a meat or cheese
sandwich, plus hot vegetable
soup and milk, you’ve done it.
You’ve chosen from the meat or
so-called protein group, the milk
group, fruits and vegetables, and
breads and cereals. Incidentally,
did you know that vending ma
chines indicate milk’s popularity?
Annual statistics say that more
than 84,000 vending machines
Announcing:
a dry
“pop-up”!
Can cut
planting time
in half!
ORTHO
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Junior activities for the
American Angus Association,
reports, “This is two weeks
earlier than last year and means
that only entries postmarked on
or before June 1 will be eligible to
Doctor
in the Kitchen®
by Laurence M. Hursh, M.D.
Consultant, National Dairy Council
DING MACHINES
are in operation just dispensing
milk. And on the average these
machines each sell 230 half-pints
of milk per week, or a total of
almost I billion half-pints per
year.
But vending machines, 1 have
discovered, are not all that new.
As early as 215 8.C., worshipers
in temples could get holy water
by dropping in five drachmas (a
drachma today is worth about
74 cents). In 1615, coin-operated
tobacco boxes appeared in Eng
lish pubs. After a coin was in
serted, the lid opened and the
patron helped himself to a pipe
ful of tobacco. The real beginning
of vending machines in this coun
try was in 1888 when Thomas
Adams installed tutti-frutti gum
machines on the platforms of
New York City’s elevated trains.
This prompted the vending of
candy, nuts, and other items.
Refrigeration The Key
The perfection of refrigeration
in the 1930’s opened up new
markets for milk, ice cream and
soft drinks. Dispensing of hot
food that is appetizing and nu
tritious soon followed. The list
of foods now available from vend
ing machines is long indeed. It
includes hot and cold sandwiches,
salads, soups, hot and cold drinks,
(including milk), desserts such
as ice cream and pies, fruits,
nuts, sweet rolls, popcorn you
name it.
But remember, it’s up to you to
make sensible selections.
Ortho Unipel STARTER SPECIAL.
A starter? As a “pop-up"? It has to be special.
It is. STARTER SPECIAL is a completely unique product.
Here’s why;
- Physical Uniformity STARTER SPECIAL pellets are mad*
to the same shape and density for maximum consistency and
, control in application.
- Chemical Uniformity. Each and every STARTER SPECIAL
pellet has all three primary nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus,
potassium chemically homogenized in precisely the most
desirable ratio 13-34-10. The nutrients can't separate or
segregate during handling as with troublesome, hard-to
regulate “dry blends "
- Double Duty Nutrients STARTER SPECIAL has both
quick-acting and long-lasting nitrogen and phosphorus for
thorough plant feeding There is no urea or diammonium
phosphate that might endanger the seed through liberation
of free ammonia.
Of course, these features also make it highly effective as
a banded starter. But, with only slight adaptation of most
planters, it can be applied directly with the seed in exacting
measurement for safety and maximum response
With this kind of control, you apply much less material
only 1/3 the amount needed for banding And the reduced
material handling could cut your planting time in half!
So, save time, trouble, and money at planting time. See U*
soon about applying STARTER SPECIAL this spring as a
dry "pop-up".
show in the national contest.”
A special highlight of the show
again this year will be the
Vational Junior Angus Judging
Contest.'
Heifer show entries should be
mailed to the Junior Activities
Department, American Angus
Association, 3201 Frederick
Blvd., St. Joseph, Missouri, 64501,
before June l.
Lehman
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the Chapter, a current member of
the Lancaster County Swine
Producing Association, has lived
on a farm all his life, loves
animals and the outdoors. In
other words, his whole life has
been geared toward the farm and
it is there he intends to earn his
living.
“There is one other reason for
my being a farmer,” says Roger.
“I can be my own boss. Success
and failure depend on me, not
someone else. I like it that way.”
If the past is any mirror of the
future, young Roger Lehman will
someday be giving to his son the
legacy given to him by his father
and grandfather before him.
Moil Box Market
For Sale - 50 8 month old laying
hens, Weaver Fox, Leola RD No.
1, Pa.
For Sale - Allis Chalmers G,
accessories and completely
overhauled. Phone 733-4509.
For Sale - G.E. Washer and
Dryer in good condition. Phone
215-932-8920.
For Sale -1969 Chevy % ton pick
up, V 8 in good condition. Phone
442-4074.
For Sale - 2 row Mechanical
planter, Tool bar hookup. Phone
215-269-3442
For Sale - J.D. KBA 28 Disc used
1 year. Complete carrier and
track. Phone 656-7926
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Phone Lane. 397-3539
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. May 20,1972
Moil Box Morket
For Sale - Clean bright wheat
straw $35.00 per ton or 40 cents
per bale at the bam. Can deliver
small quantities. Phone 464-3883
For Sale - Norge wringer type
washer; roller harrow Phone
626-2134
For Sale - Case twine-tie baler
with motor; Also 801 J.D. 3 pt.
hitch. Daniel Hoover, RDI,
Leola, Pa.
For Sale - 1959 Dodge cabin
chassis, T tag. Phone 733-8925
For Sale -1962 Dodge 1 ton truck
will make a good cattle truck.
Also a home made metal truck
bed 8 ft. long with cattle racks,
will fit a % or Va ton truck. James
T Parlett, Airville, Pa. Phone
862-3610
For Sale - McDeering 4 bar side
rake; grain bin; spike harrow;
new Idea 4 bar side rake. Phone
717-442-4510
For Sale - Farmall H rear
mounted corn planter IHC 3
bottom Hyd. trailer plow. Phone
215-286-5434
For Sale - Hershey Transplanter,
like new, on rubber, used for 16
acres. John Deere T 2 2-row front
end cultivator. Phone 665-3154.
For Sale - 8 Registered Holstein
Heifers due in Aug. Sept. Phone
215-932-9762
For Sale - 8,000 gallon rubber
lined tank $550. Henry Blank,
Bird-in-Hand RDI, Pa. 1 mile
north of Bird-in-Hand on Gibbons
Rd
For Sale - 6 room house, Vk acre,
stream, on township road. Good
hunting in western Perry County.
Glenn E. Smith, RDI, Elliott
sburg, Pa. Phone 582-4750
Wanted to Rent - Reliable
Christian farmer with help would
like to rent a large dairy farm for
Spring of 1973. Has his own cows
and equipment. Phone 215-484-
4145
Mennonite Children’s Home
Benefit Auction Sat, May 27,1972
10:30 A.M. located at East End of
Millersville, Pa Terms by
Mennonite Children’s Home
Trustees.
Mail Box Market
For Sale - 1 Purebred female
German Shepherd, 2 year old,
very friendly .Phone 653-5710.
For Sale - Goose Eggs. Phone 464-
2159
For Sale - Fresh Rhubarb, also 35
MM Argus slide camera, like new
with flash gun. Call 932-2039.
Roger Bleuins, Oxford, Pa.
For Sale - A good dependable
mare mule, a safe and fast
leader Also works good along
side. Levi Kmsinger, Kirkwood
RDI, Pa. 17536 at Oakshade.
For Sale - 10’x35’ metal silo, is on
the ground in two 17 ft sections
for easy moving, ideal for two
grain bins Price open. Oxford,
Pa area. Phone 215-932-2393
For Rent - 4 room cottage, 5 miles
from Lancaster and 5 miles from
Columbia on Route 30. Adults
only. Phone 285-5427
Wanted - A herd of Holstein cows
with good breeding, T.B. and
Bangs tested. Call 215-683-7214
Custom corn planting with IH
cyclone planter. Lititz Area.
Phone 626-6168
100 nests, Storm Community
Type, yours for the taking. Also
for sale - 1 Storm Egg Collector
Drive Head. Phone 665-4368
Custom Work - No till corn
planting. Phone 717-529-2432
For Sale - 2 Ewe sheep. Make
offer. Phone 354-9645
For Sale - 3 A AKC Basset, Va
beagle puppies, from good
hunting stock, 8 weeks old,
wormed, $25. Phone 717-529-2723
For Sale - New Holland flail
chopper $175. Clayton G
Oberholtzer, Ephrata RD2, Pa
17522 near Metzlers Church
For Sale - 350 Leghorns, May
hatch, 70 cents each, Also IHC
binder canvasses. Apply to John
M Martin, Denver RDI, Pa.
17517 at Fivepointville, NE Ist
farm
For Sale - Light horse and sheep
2-wheel trailer with new
ply tires only $6O. 200 Terra Cotta
tile, like new only 18 cents each.
G Jay Umberger, Denver, Pa.
Phone 1-215-267-2605
For Sale - Twin Yrlg. Hampshire
Ram, 4 Ram Lambs H J.
Showalter, 109 Fulton St., Akron,
Pa
Custom Pea Shelling You pick
‘em, we shell 'em Floyd H.
Ranck, Anytime except Sunday.
Phone 442-4949.
Wanted - Metal corn crib in good
condition Call 684-5228
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