Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 03, 1972, Image 20

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    !o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 3. 1972
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What's New?
Replacement of
Defective Products
To assure customer con
venience and satisfaction, The
Black & Decker Manufacturing
Company has announced a new
plan to replace defective
products with a direct over-the
counter exchange at retail outlets
or at company factory service
centers.
If the customer happens to buy
a defective tool, he takes the unit
back to the retailer with his sales
slip which shows that the Black &
Decker product was purchased
within the last 90 days. The
retailer verifies the 90-day
guarantee period and checks the
tool for abuse, sees that all
original standard equipment is
included and accepts the tool for
replacement
The customer will be given a
new tool right out of stock-or, if a
Start raising more and better Calves
the Easy NURS-ETTE way
No more carrying pails of warm water or hand mixing milk
replacer Just fill the hopper of the NURS-ETTE with milk
replacer and the NURS-ETTE will mix milk replacer and
warm water and keep it warm until calf nurses the mix (ap
prox 14 oz )
Then it will mix a fresh batch of water and replacer.
YOUNG BROS.
NURS-ETTE SALES AND SERVICE
Ph. 717-548-2462
Peach Bottom, R.D l,Pa 17563
new tool is not in stock, the
customer gets a claim check so
he can then pick up a new tool as
soon as one can be ordered and
obtained. The retailer then takes
or sends his “Rapid Exchange
warranty return” to his nearest
Black & Decker service center
where at no charge, a new tool
replacement is arranged. The
customer also can deal directly
with the B&D service center.
The Rapid Exchange Service
system covers all home products
portable tools and lawn and
garden tools, except for lawn
mowers. Stationary tools, ac
cessories and tools used in rental
service are not eligible. The
Black & Decker one-year
guarantee covering defective
materials and workmanship is
applicable to tools not included in
the 90-day Rapid Exchange
Service.
All original standard equip
ment included in the initial
purchase must be returned with
the defective tool (i.e., chuck,
chuck key, side handles, circular
saw blades, etc.). Expendable
equipment is excluded from this
provision (i.e., sanding sheets,
belts, discs and jig saw blades).
In kits and assortments, only the
basic power tool (jig saw, drill,
etc.) will be replaced.
Farm Disinfectant has
Hog Cholera Approval
Environ, a commonly used
farm disinfectant, has now been
confirmed to be effective against
the Hog Cholera Virus.
The new research work on Hog
Cholera Virus recently com
pleted by Dr. R.F. Solorazano,
veterinary science researcher at
the School of Veterinary
Medicine, University of Missouri
at Columbia, demonstrated once
again that the Environ products
act as highly effective disin
fectants for animal production
facilities. The Missouri scientist
who earlier developed a
laboratory test for the diagnosis
of hog cholera, and has worked on
a number of animal viruses,
believes it is especially
significant to know a commercial
disinfectant is available today
that will destroy the Hog Cholera
Virus. Even though an intensive
hog cholera eradication program
is underway in the United States,
many other animal and poultry
diseases are caused by viruses
Vestal Laboratories, Div. of
Chemed Corporation, St Louis,
Missouri, manufacturers of
Environ, reports that it is a
permitted general disinfectant by
these sires are now in service at regular fee;
(USDA sire summaries, May-72)
SIRE
15H103 Penstate Ivanhoe Star-VG & PQ
15H136 Paclamar Triune Compiete-VG & PQ
26H77 Glenafton Clarion-GP &PQ
15H114 Kilinsdale Ivanhoe Jack~VG & GM
15H144 Howacres Stylemaster Prince--VG & GM
15H141 Sterlingdale Pioneer Admiral-EX & PQ
26H81 Skokie Duke Medalist-VG &PQ
ISHIOO Mookown Optimist-VG &PQ
15H133 Staffordshire Ivanhoe Jerry~GP & PQ
15H121 Eagle Point Design’s Bonus-VG & GM
15H148 Penn-Octo Kenny-EX & TQ
15H142 Diamond Grove Idol-VG & TQ
Gl3O Welcome Flash’s Hollirex-GS
21G228 Roes-Mor E. Distinction-GS
15G108 Grain Meadow D. Fortune-SS
15G104 Spring Ridge G. Falcon-SS
IGIO7 Woodacres Emporer’s Jupiter-GS
13G105 Mulhocaway Butterfat Halyard
UlOO Vaucluse Sleeping Surville-EX &SM
U 93 t Secret Baronet-VG
UUO Pixy’s Kelly-VG &GM
A 73 Mar-Ral Commander’s Pride-VG
9A76 Milaway Albi-EX
85409 Norvic Prince Beau-Sup.
1557 Ka-Wa Dublin Royal Maid Major~VG
Atlantic
breeders cooperative
Member—NAL Affiliated Breeders
Phone LANCASTER 569-0411 (24-hour call service)
Akron 859-2552 Quarryville 786-7381
Gap 442-4471
East Earl 445-4131
the Veterinary Services Division
of the USDA for use in disin
fecting programs of animal
health and disease eradication
and quarantine work.
Antibiotic restrictions, larger
confinement production units,
and costly diseases have all
placed greater demands on
thorough cleaning and disin
fecting of livestock buildings and
equipment. Choosing the most
effective product for this purpose
is a vital management decision
for today’s livestock and poultry
industries.
Leon Hallberg, agribusiness
"Every month
Dairy
when you have milking daughters
of Atlantic Genetic Power
Profit-Maker sires!"
marketing director, Vestal
Laboratories of St. Louis, pointed
out that cleaning and disinfecting
procedures in hog, cattle, poultry
and other animal facilities will
increase ten fold in the next five
years. Hallberg further stated
that this will come about as a
result of emphasis for improved
sanitation standards by
regulatory agencies and con
sumers. This emphasis on higher
sanitary standards will probably
affect meat, milk and egg
producers everywhere.
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