May 4, 1974
Pennfield Adds
Lab Director
Pennfield Corportion has
expanded its staff and
services with the addition of
C. Thomas Risser as
laboratory director. Risser
will set up a feed quality
control laboratory at the
Lancaster plant and coor
dinate laboratory services
with the corporation’s
Technical Services Division.
The announcement of .the
expansion was made by Dr.
Richard G. Peacock,
director of Technical Ser
vices, to whom Risser will
report.
sustain top
production
with the
BABCOCK
B-300
Keeping production up
, .. costs down... is the
profit key in poultry
operations. And more
and more records on
commercial flocks of
Babcock B-300’s . . .
“The Businessman’s
Bird” . . . show
sustained production of
top quality eggs ...
often with an additional
20 to 30 eggs per bird
housed over other
strains. Come in ...
look at the records and
the B-300 . . . “The
Businessman’s Bird”.
BABCOCK
FARMS
Telephone |7l7| 626 8257
Telephone (717| 626 8561
C. Thomas Risser
Included in the new lab
program will be forage
SIX FORD LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS
7 to 16-horsepower models Hydrostatic or
gear transmission Options include mowers,
snow throwers, trip blades, tiller, carts, plus
over 60 attachments for lawn maintenance,
landscaping, gardening.
THREE FORD
5-hp, gear-drive, 5-hp, chain-drive, and 8-hp,
two-speed, gear-drive All with 26" tilling
width Optional extension tines
__ The parliamentary
Twin Valley FFA
* conduct a meeting according
Wins Berks County
" of Order, Teams arc allowed
Parliamentary ProoedureSSn 10 £3S
• _ . ceremonies, and handle at
On April 18, 1974 the an- Valley FFA Chapters were
nual Berks County FFA represented.
Parliamentary Procedure Judges for the contest
Contest was held at Twin were Charles Aklcy,
Valley High School. Three vocational agriculture
parliamentary procedure teacher at Ephrata High
teams competed to represent School; Neil Burtner,
Berks County in the Area vocational agriculture
contest. Conrad Weiser, teacher at Owen J. Roberts
Governor Mifflin, and Twin High School; and Peter
Boyer, former agriculture
teacher at Governor Mifflin
and now of Reading Bone
Fertilizer.
Winners of this contest
were Twin Valley, first
place; Conrad Weiser,
second, and • Governor
Mifflin, third. Members of
the winning team were:
Terry Murray, president;
Robert Stoltzfus, vice
president; Ronald Smoker,
secretary; Geoffrey Fultz,
treasurer; Lloyd Simmers,
reporter; David Hammens,
sentinel; Melvin Houck,
chaplain; and Harold Steve,
student advisor.
analysis, a rather exclusive
customer service. This
service is linked to Penn
field’s Computerized Total
Ration (CTR) Program
which determines the
nutrient make-up and
quality of forages used on a
farm, The information is fed
into computers and the final
result is the correct selection
of a balanced herd ration.
Before joining Pennfield,
Risser was a laboratory
analyst at J. W. Eshelman
and Sons. The Lititz Native is
a graduate of Warwick High
School where he was an FFA
member and received the
Outstanding Senior FFA
Student Award m 1968.
Risser and his wife, the
former Constance Breitigan
of Lititz, and their two
children reside on Princess
Ann Drive in Lancaster.
JAYOBER
SALESMAN
Home Phone
717-665-3768
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Your choice of a 16-mch or two 14-mch cut
ting bar models Lightweight Handy controls
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INC.
least six parliamentary
abilities. The teams arc
given two Items of bulsness
immediately before their
demonstration. Quizzes
from the other teams arc
allowed to participate in the
teams demonstration to
bring up items of business,
and ask questions.
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JOHN FENNINGER
SALESMAN
Home Phone
Lancaster, Pa