Help Us Serve You If your organization didn’t make. our. farm calendar this week, it’s not because we don’t like you or your or ganization. We may have missed it in the rush. Or maybe you for got to tell us. Either way, we’d like to extend our farm community service to you. To get on the Farm Calendar, remind us by calling 394-3047 or 626-2191 or by writing to Lancaster Farming, 22 E. Main St., Lititz, Pa. 17543. And help us serve you better. Commonwealth National A Agri-Loan Corp. A subsidiary of Commonwealth National Bank Serving Agriculture in South Central Pennsylvania Member FDIC Quick-change 11. m m Any time you can turn a corn picker into a combine —in about an hour’s time, right there on your farm— you’re dealing with a Quick-Change Artist And that’s Uni-System. Start with this big interchangeable Power Unit. Then add the various harvesting units as your crops demand. And switch from one to another as the seasons change With this one Power Unit you can own a picker (up to 4 rows big), a shelter (also up to 4 rows), a combine (up to 4 rows, or an 11 or al3 foot gram platform), a forage harvester (2 or 3 rows, a windrow pickup or a direct cut)... a 9-foot snow plow or a planter that’ll handle up to 8 narrow rows at a time. And all self propelled. Uni-System. It’s a practical solution to the cost-price squeeze. Because it’s a quick-change artist. Uni-System. It just plain makes more sense. CHAS. J. McCOMSEY LANDIS BROS., INC. & SONS Lancaster Hickory Hill, Pa. , T „ KINZER EQUIP. CO. N. G. HERSHEY & SON Kinzer Manheim ROY H. BUCH, INC. Ephrata, R.D. #2 A. L.HERR&BRO. Quarryville life,, Li 1/ "I' j}Q 1 111 l II i iu liiliiiiMvi i I Coldwater, Ohio 45828 STOLTZFUS FARM SERVICE Cochranville, Pa. LON6ENECKER FARM SUPPLY IllH l I I Rheems Lions Honor Cloister FFA Members of the Cloister Chapter FFA were honored at a farmers’ night banquet by the Baron Steigel Lions Club, held Thursday night at the Bncker ville Fire Hall. During FFA Week at Penn State this year, June 30 to July 2, Cloister Chapter sent 14 of its members to compete, and all came home with medals. Seven of those won trips to national contests, and these were the seven invited to the banquet Charles Ackley, Lions ‘ Club president as well as ag-ed in sturctor at Ephrata, said he didn’t think any other county club would be as well represented at national contests. Gerald Musser, chapter president, placed second in the state in land judging during FFA week. He will be one of three Pennsylvania FFA members competing in the national land judging contest sscheduled next May for Oklahoma City. Gerald is the son of Paul Z. Musser. Earl Stauffer will be going to Kansas City in October, where he will be one of 10 Pennsylvanians competing for the national American Farmer degree. Earl is the son of Clarence Stauffer, Ephrata. Rick Gensemer, Barry Wissler 4-H Calendar Tuesday, August 15 7:30 p.m. Garden Spot Com munity 4-H Club, visit veterinarian; meet at Smoketown Elementary School. Wednesday, August 16 6:30p.m. —Penryn-Elm4-H Club Roundup, Bomberger’s Store. Thursday, August 17 12:30 p.m. Lancaster County 4- H Achievement Day, Farm and Home Center, gd green dragon dairy Red Rose Test Cow Feeds Your cows need the best and these are the best dairy feeds we know how to make. There is a Red Rose 14, 16, and 18 Test Cow Feeds to fit your needs. Can be fed in all seasons and are excellent for keeping appetites high even during warm periods. Many dairy men prefer them because of their coarse granular tex ture. They are high in fat, minerals and protein, very palatable and made from top quality grains and pro teins. And they’re part of Red Rose’s Doubt Remover dairy program that takes guesswork out of your work and helps put in profit. Ask us about it. It’s free! Red Ro DAIRY FEE MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE Mountville MUSSER FARMS, INC. Columbia SHELLY BROTHERS H. M. STAUFFER MARTIN'S FEED MILL RD2,Manheim,Pa. & S °NSJNC. Ephrata.Pa. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12,1972 — 1, Cloister Chapter FFA members honored Thursday night by the Baron-Stiegel Lions Club were, left to right ; front row - Leonard Martin, Barry Wissler and John Weaver; back row - Brian Weber, Earl Stauffer and Gerald Musser. Not present for the picture was Rick Gensemer. and John Weaver will also be going to Kansas City in October, where they’ll participate in contests during the national FFA convention. Gensemer placed third in the state in poultry judging Wissler, son of Glenn Wissler, placed third m the state in dairy products judging and Weaver, son of J. Paul Weaver, placed second in the state in meat judging. Leonard Martin, son of Lester Martin, placed seventh in dairy products. He’ll be taking part in a YOUR COWS BUY RED ROSE DAIRY 11 (( CHAS & sons DER e - p - spotts, me. Terre Hill Honey Brook contest next month in Springfield, Mass A ninth place win m poultry ludging won a trip to Richmond, Va. for Brian Weber, where heT take part in a September contest Brian is the son of Louis Weber Lion Gilbert Paul was chair man of the club’s committee which arranged the farmers night banquet. In ceremonies during the meeting, the FFA members were presented with checks for their expenses to the national contests. FEEDS FROM US! WALTER BINKLEY & SON Lititz BROWN & REA, INC. Atglen ELVERSON SUPPLY CO. Elverson HENRY E. GARBER Elizabethtown, Pa E. MUSSER HEISEY & SON RD 2, Mt. Joy, Pa HEISTAND BROS. Elizabethtown RED ROSE FARM SERVICE, INC. N. Church St., Quarryville DAVID B. HURST Bowmansville G. R. MITCHELL, INC. Ref ton, Pa
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