uter Firming. Saturday. Mar. 9.1974
At a recent dinner held at Avalong Dairy Dining
Hall, York, Penna. recognition for 25 years of
service was given to nine Beacon Feed employees.
Left to right, front row; James G. Campbell,
Production Supt. of York Plant. Aiem B. Smith, Vice-
President and Director of Operations in Cayuga,
New York, Miss Julia Gangtoff, James A. Price, Gen.
Mgr. York-Area, Raymond E. Rudisill. Back row:
NCEN PR Budget
“The American Egg Board
approved the first request of
the National Commission on
Egg Nutrition for $175,000 to
continue its program on
cholesterol at a meeting in
Chicago on February 28,”
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HENRY K. FISHER
2322 Old Phila. Pike
Lancaster, Pa. 17602
according to Edward
Murphy, AEB Chairman.
Hendrik Wentink,
Chairman of the Com
mission, outlined - the
program and presented the
request.
Charles C. Harter, Russell E. Beck, Luther E.
Mummert William C. Blouse, Wilford T. Myers and
Thomas J.T. Ness. Each recipient was presented a
certificate for 25 years of service and also each
received a gold watch. Speaker for the occasion
was Grover C. Gouker, General Manager and in
structor for Dale Carnegie Institute.
Request Approved
Nineteen of the 25 active
Directors, including all
members of the Executive
Committee, were present
In addition to items for
public relations, legal, and
medical advisory fees, the
budget included items to
cover one or more
professionally qualified
spokesmen for the Com
mission, scripts, tapes, discs
and film for public service
radio and television,
presenting fee egg story.
A Fact Kit for egg industty
people to better equip them
to answer questions locally, 5
small exhibits for industry
use, and a new nutrition
column were also included.
“We believe the com
mittment of the first $175,000
re-emphasizes that AEB
supports the work of fee
National Commission on Egg
Nutrition and the dedication
of each of the Com
missioners on behalf of the
entire egg industry,”
Murphy concluded.
RED ROSE FEED & FARM SUPP
MR. FARMER
Spring Seeding Time is
Just Around the Corner
FOLLOW THESE THREE IMPORTANT
STEPS FOR A
SUCCESSFUL CROP YEAR.
■ SOIL TESTING Be sure that your Fertilizer and Lime
requirements are at the proper level.
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SEEDS Our stores are stocked with the finest in quality
Alfalfas-Ctovers-Grasses-Seed-Oats-Northrup King and Pioneer
Seed Corn varieties. "Have you heard about WL-305 ALFALFA?"
CHEMICALS Protect your crops from weed and insect
damage. We stock a complete selection of weed and insect control
chemicals.
Red Rose
ANIMAL FEEDS
BROWN &
REA, INC.
ATGLEN, PA.
215-593-5149
The beret originated in Renaissance,
the band waa a atring, which could be tightened to fi
head. The tiny bow on the inside of men’s hats toda;
survival of that string.
Dear livestock Farmer;
Dr. Cloy Knodt tells us that a
ton of good quality alfalfa
haylage containing. 40%
moisture and 20% crude protein
on a dry matter basis can be an
excellent source of protein and
considerable economic value.
Such haylage contains enough
crude protein to equal that of
545 lbs. of 44% protein soybean
meal which would cost $54.50
($200.00 per ton) or $65.40
($240.00 per ton). Therefore,
alfalfa haylage can easily be
worth $5O to $65 per ton just for
its crude protein value as
compared to buying soybean
meal.
Div. of Carnation
Free Soil Testing Service Available
Bulk and Lime
Spreading Service Available
Three Steps to Success
AGRICO Fertilizers - Bag or Bulk
Quality Seed and Grains
Proper Chemical Controls '
RED ROSE FEED
FARM SUPPLY
Div. of Carnation
27 N. CHURCH ST.
QUARRYVILLE, PA.
786-7361
Sincerely yours.
Bill Wingenroth
717-733-3903
PENN-JERSEY
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