Form Calendar (Continued From Page I 7:30 p.m. - Farm and Hunc Foundation meeting, Farm and Home Center. 7:30 p.m. -- Ephrata Adult Farmer meeting, Liquid Fertilization, Ephrata High School Ag Department. Wednesday, November 14 7 p.m. - Chester County Holstein Club Annual Banquet, East Brandywine Fire Hall, Guthriesville. 7:30 p.tn. - Eastern Regional Poultry Education meeting, Farm and Home Center. Thursday, November 15 9:30 a.m. - Chester County HESS' PRE-MIX CONDITIONERS FOR LIVESTOCK FEEDS Custom Permutation and Forage Testing for Proper Nutrition. Complete Line of Quality Animal Medical .ns and Veterinary Products Wholesale and Retail. Special Preservers for Hi-Moisture Corn and Hammermill Grain Mixes PIONEER CORN & ALFALFA SEEDS For More Information Contact LEON W. HESS CHRIS STOLTZFUS RD2 RDI New Holland, Pa. 17557 Leola, Pa. 17540 Ph. 717-354-7935 Ph. 717-656-7905 tif -<*&s t* rs*7 >#* . -s*■ >Vj These Big Orange forage systems can come through for you on both counts: • 390 Mower Conditioner... three jobs in one pass. • 720 Forager Harvesters ... with self-sharpening knives. • Power-Feed Wagons and Running Gears • New, Big 60-in. Blower for Super-Silos. Come on in . . . and we'li talk about the Allis-Chalmers way of keeping top hay quality all the way from stem to storage. We're gonna open your eyes' Deferred terms until June 1, 1974 on our complete Hay and Forage Line in cluding manure spreaders. A Nissley Farm Service R°y H. Buck, Inc. Washington Boro. Pa Ephrata. RD.2 Grumelli Farm Service L H. Brubaker Quarryville. Pa. Lancaster. Pa. BHM Farm Equipment, Inc. ALUS-CHALMERS Extension Workshop, Men’s Knit Slacks, Valley Forge. 6:30 p.m. - Guernsey Association Banquet, Rhodes Restaurant, Quarryville. Annual State Holstein Con vention, Seven Springs, Somerset County, November 15-16. . Friday, November 16 1:30 p.m. -- NEMA Annual meeting, Marriott Motor Hotel, Newton, Mass. 7 p.m. - Southeastern Penn sylvania Ayrshire Breeders Club covered dish supper, Brunnerville Fire Hall. Farm-City Week November 16 - 22. Saturday, November 17 »*•*' - • -V* Annville. R.D. 1, Pa 7:30 n.m. ~ County Council meeting, Farm and Home Center. 9 p.m. - Fulton Grange Youth Bowling party, Garden Spot Bowling Center. Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association Convention, Penn Harris Motor Inn, Camp Hill, November 18-21. Credit <Continued From Page 1) million in loans outstanding to area PCA members. During the meeting, two members were named to 'the board of directors for the Federal Land Bank Association, and one was named to the PCA board. Jacob N. Smith, current president of the FLBA board, was reelected. Smith is a dairy far mer from Annville RDI. Clarence G. Mase, Lebanon RDS, was newly elected to the board. Wilmer B. Campbell, a Dauphin County dairyman from Halifax RDI, was reelected to the PCA board. The nominating committee for the 1974 meeting were also elected. They are Charles E. Lefever, 1097 Snapper Dam Road, Lancaster, David M. Garber, Marietta RDI, and Jay H. Rohrer, Manheim RD2. , ts Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 10,1973 Youths Honored at Co . Holstein Fete Lancaster County Holstein Association members held their annual meeting Tuesday night at the Good ’n Plenty Restaurant, Smoketown. Three junior members were honored for their achievements in the past year, and three dairymen were named to the association’s board of directors. The county’s distinguished junior members for this year are Greg Landis and Linda Kauffman. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Landis, Lancaster RD6, and a graduate of Penn Manor High School. After Greg had accepted his plaque for the county award, it was announced that he was also in the running for the same honor on the state level. Every year, the Pennsylvania Holstein-Friesian Association names six finalists for state competition, three boys and three girls. Greg is one of the three boys in contention, and will be traveling to Penn State next week to compete for the state title. Linda Kauffman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kauffman, Elizabethtown RDI. Recognition also went to Ruby Ginder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ginder, Elizabethtown RD3. Ruby won the calf presented annually to an out standing FFA student in the county during the yearly FFA judging contest, held this year during the Manheim Community Fair. Ruby was the first girl to win the award. There were six nominees for three spots on the association’s board of directors. Elected were Galen W. Crouse, Stevens RDI, Albert E. Fry, Manheim RD2, and Clair M. Hershey, Not tingham RDI. During the meeting, the members heard from Ray Cleaver, representing the national association. Cleaver talked about the importance of breeding programs that em phasize type and longevity as well as production. Elam Bollinger, county president, recapped the local group’s activities for the past year. Elvin Hess, Jr., president of the state Holstein association, spoke briefly as did state director Clarence Stauffer. Also heard from were Ralene Harbold, Lancaster County Dairy Prin cess, Alan Bair of the county extension staff, and Carl Brown of the Pennsylvania Holstein Association. HOUSE HUNTING? CHECK THE AOS IN THIS PUBLICATION... 23
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