20—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 21, 1972
Farm Calendar
(Continued From Page 1)
Show, Penn State University,
October 21-22.
Monday, October 23
Fulton Grange meeting, Oakryn.
100th Pennsylvania State Grange
Convention, Williamsport,
October 23-26.
Tuesday, October 24
1 - 3 pm - Lancaster County
Gourmet Cooking workshop,
Farm and Home Center.
Bpm- Dairy Herd Management
meeting, Farm and Home
Center, Steve Spencer,
speaker
Bpm- Ephrata Young Farmers
Farm Management course,
“First Aid on the Farm”, vo
ag department, Ephrata Area
High School
Garden Spot Young Farmer
meeting, vo-ag department,
Garden Spot High School
Wednesday, October 25
Chester County Extension sewing
course, Paoli Presbyterian
Church.
Thursday, October 26
10 a.m. - Chester County Ex
tension workshop, Plaids and
Sweater Knits, Eastland
Grange, Unionviile.
Lancaster County Swine
Producers Board of Direcotrs
meeting, Farm and Home
Center.
Friday, October 27
York County Poultry Fanciers
Association Inc meeting,
York, October 24-29
Saturday, October 28
Silver Spurs 4-H Horse and Pony
Club trail ride, Circle-T
Ranch, Stevens, October 28-
29.
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points the way to^^A
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that's the key to your 1973 corn crop success 1
Get that quality seed corn from TROJAN SEED CO. A
full range of 54 hybrids to choose from. There’s one
ideally suited to YOUR soil and management. Your
Trojan dealer wants to talk with YOU. He is- ‘
CLARENCE NEFF & SON RAY STONER & SON
Route 1 Route 2
Ronks, Pa Lititz, Pa. 17543
Phone 717-687-6406 Phone 717-626-8473
LEVI N. OBERHOLTZER MARK G. LANDIS
Route 1 Route 1
Richland, Pa Annville,Pa
Phone 717-933-8336 Phone 717-867-9299
RAYMOND Z. MARLIN PAUL
BURKHOLDER Route x
Klmgerstown, Pa. 17941
Kutztown, Pa 19530 Phone 717-425-3480
Phone 215-682-7607
EUGENE G. HOOVER, Supervisor
Route No. 3 Lititz, Pa 17543
Phone 717-569-0756
Some Dealerships Still Available
Call 717-569-0756
Trojan Seed Co.
Dairy Meeting
Announcement
Steve Spencer will be at the
Farm and Home Center on
Tuesday evening, October 24, to
conduct a meeting for County
dairymen.
Mr Extension Dairy
Specialist at Penn State, will
speak on subjects relating to up
to-date milking equipment and
techniques. This meeting should
be of particular interest to
dairymen who are experiencing a
milking problem or to those who
are considering changing their
present milking system
The meeting will be held in the
basement training center in the
Farm and Home Center. Starting
time for the meeting will be 8
p m.
All county dairymen and other
interested persons are invited to
attend this meeting. Time will be
available during the meeting for
questions and discussion.
Yoder Cows Cited
Four registered Holsteins m
the herd of Jefferson D. Yoder,
Elverson RDI, have been cited
for milk and butterfat production
levels by the Holstein-Friesian
Association, Brattleboro, Ver
mont
Cows recognized for their
exceptional food producing
ability are:
Rocky-Side Daisy 5517849, 9
years 11 months of age, 23,010
pounds of milk, 848 pounds of
butterfat with 3 7 percent fat in
305 days; Rocky-Side Smokey
Kitty 7299277, 2 years 4 months of
age, 18,090 pounds of milk, 726
pounds of butterfat with 4.0 per
cent test in 333 days; Rocky-Side
Susie 6690756,4 years 9 months of
age, 16,620 pounds milk, 696
Y SEED CORN!
Olivia, Minn. 56277
Time for Annual
Poultry Banquet
The annual banquet meeting of
the Lancaster County Poultry
Association will be held at 6:30
p m. Thursday, November 2 at
the Farm and Home Center.
The program will feature
Glenn Eshelman who will present
his color program entitled
“Where the Mountains Meet the
Sky ” Dr. Kenneth Goodwin,
head of the Poultry Science
Department at Penn State
University, will give a brief
report on the work of the Poultry
Science Department.
Included in the business part of
the meeting will be election of
four directors, a brief report on
committee activities, and
remarks by Miss Barbara Geh
man, the Lancaster County
Poultry Queen.
Tickets are available from any
Association Director or from
Mrs. Paul McGarvey, 5209 Brook
Drive, East Petersburg.
pounds butterfat with 4.2 per cent
test in 288 days; Rocky-Side
Apollo Peg 7225141, 3 years 1
months of age, 19,240 pounds
milk, 667 pounds butterfat with
3.5 per cent test in 305 days
The Uni-Sheller.
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This big Uni-Sheller is the only self
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Cornheads a-ailable aie: 2-iow Stnppei
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3- Stripper Plate for nanow lows, }-
low Stripper Plate for nanow lows and
4- Superpicker (snapping mil) foi wide
rows.
Uni-Sheller shells cleanei undei a wide
variety of field conditions, too. Simple to
adjust. No worry about lock damage And
maintenance is easy. N
A.L. HERR&BRO.
Quarryville
KINZER EQUIP. CO,
Kinzer
LANDIS BROS., INC.
Lancaster
Farm Women Society 25 met
last Saturday, October 14, at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Nauman,
Lancaster RD6, for the annual
food sale. Mrs. Warren Shank
was hostess. Mrs. Frank
Reapsome led devotions.
Proceeds of the food sale was
voted to be given to the Ann
Lawrence Fund. A donation was
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LONGENECKER
FARM SUPPLY
Rheems
voted to be given to the
Fund. i
Seven members enter!
patients in the psychiatric
of Lancaster General Hospil
playing Bingo. Prizes were
and refreshments served.
Six members helped to
Christmas Seals at the H<
and Welfare Center, J;
Avenue, Lancaster.
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£ X.
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CHAS. J. McCOMSEY
&SONS
Hickory Hill, Pa.
STOLTZFUS
FARM SERVICE
Cochranville, Pa.
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