Governor
Certified
Freshly picked sweet corn was
presented to Governor Milton J.
Shapp as he designated August
18- 26 as Pennsylvania Certified
Farm Market Association Week.
In proclaiming the week,
Governor Shapp commended
certified markets for their “high
standards and endeavors to
protect consumers.”
Certified markets guarantee
their products and operate under
a code of ethics which calls for
freshness, cleanliness,
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AND AUTHORIZED AGWAY STORES
OR REPRESENTATIVES.
Take advantage of these special saving
opportunities now to add efficiency and
cut labor costs in your farm operation.
Whether you plan to modernize, renovate
or enlarge your operation, consult with
an Agway farm systems specialist.
Agway is fully equipped to design, install,
service and finance your requirements.
STARLINE MODEL 70 SILO UNLQADER
High speed auger and rotor speeds plus the
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out 30 bushels of silage a minute (On-farm
test in unfrozen corn silage of 32 Ibs/bu
density) Exclusive motor-mounted rotor de
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Aug. 18-26
Farm Market Week
reasonable prices and well
informed, courteous personnel.
Failure to comply with the code
results in loss of vertification and
membership.
Governor Shapp remarked that
there is a strong and rapidly
growing trend toward highway
retailing. He attributed the trend
to relaxed buying, garden
freshness and an opportunity for
shippers to get out into .the
country. ■
Lancaster County farm
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Veterinary Association
Honors Retired Doctors
markets which belong to the'
Association are: Cherry Hill
Orchards Farm Market, Lan
caster RD6; Funk’s Farm
Market, Millersville RDI; Herr
Fruit Farms, Lancaster RD2;
Kauffman Fruit Farms, Bird in-
Hand; Leroy Pfautz Farm
Market, Stevens RDI.
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Can be adapted to fit most cleaners
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MODEL 101 SILO UNLOADER
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Modem drugs have changed
the treatment of animals since
1923. “Back then you had to use
your head more than drugs,” Dr.
Clarence J. Bryer says.
Dr. Bryer, 78, of Gap, started to
practice veterinary medicine in
1923. Recently, he and another
retired area veterinarian, Dr.
Carlton C. Ellis, 72, of 2101
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Lancaster Farmirig; Saturday, August 18,1973^-
Harrisburg Pike, were named
honorary members of the
American Veterinary Medicine
Association.
Dr. Bryer, who was born in
Beaver Falls, practiced in Gap
from 1925 until he retired in 1967.
He received his Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree from
the University of Pennsylvania in
1923.
Dr. Bryer, who still lives in the
house where he had his office,
said he was the first veterinarian
in the Gap area. Now, he said,
there are about a dozen, in
cluding his son, Dr. C. J. Bryer,
practicing in the area.
Most of his calls Dr. Bryer said,
were for large farm animals. His
most frequent patients were
dairy cattle.
Among the most unusual in
cidents in his 47 years as a
veterinarian were delivering
three two-headed calves and
having his leg broken while
treating a bull
Unlike Dr. Bryer, Dr. Ellis did
not have a practice. He was in
volved in research of poultry
diseases and was also a college
professor.
A professor emeritus of
Michigan State University, Dr.
Ellis received his doctorate in
poultry pathology from Cornell
University in 1931.
Dr. Ellis was born in Meriden,
Conn. He has done research in
New England, New York,
Wisconsin and Michigan He did
not come to Lancaster until 1966
when he became a parttime
poultry diagnostician for Dr.
Wilson Miller in Rohrerstown.
Dr. Ellis retired in 1971.
Dr. Ellis, in collaboration with
other researchers, developed a
drug to prevent coccidiosis in
poultry animals.
Washing Baby’s Laundry
When washing baby’s laundry,
put small bibs, socks and other
items in a nylon mesh bag to
avoid losing them inside larger
garments. Mrs. Ruth Ann Wilson,
Extension clothing specialist at
The Pennsylvania State
University, says washing baby’s
things separately from the family
laundry eliminates sorting and
simplifies folding and putting
away.
CRAWLERS
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Case 450 loader
Cat 955 -12 A loader
2-Cat 955 Pedal Steer
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J.D. 420 dozer
Int. 150 loader
2-Int. T 340 loader
Int. TD9 dozer
A.C HD7 loader
A.C. HDS loader
2-A.C. HD 6 loader
J.D. 440 dozer
A C HD4 loader
A.C. HD3 dozer
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A C. HDII with pan
AC. 653 dozer
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So. Race St.
Myerstowit, Pa.
Ph. 717-866-2138
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