20—Lancaster Firming, Saturday. March 1, 1975
Dairymen Honored
By Atlantic
Several Northern Lan
caster area dairymen were
honored for having high
producing herd this part
year at the 11th annual
District 4 meeting for
Atlantic Breeders
Cooperative members held
recently at the Blue Ball Fire
Hall.
Complete Hood, Housing, Grid I Shutters.
Reg. $500.00
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POULTRY WATERERS O.UIL
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Receiving certificates of
merit for having top Dairy
Herd Improvement
Association averages were:
J. Kenneth Hershey, Robert
and Joan Book, Nelson
Martin, Harry Aungrt, John
Marsh, Nathan Stoltzfua,
John S. Yost, Earl N. Landis,
Henry Kettering, Elam
10%
JAMESWAY PARTS
DISCOUNTS on Jamesway Bam Cleaners,
Barn Equipment and Ventilation.
ExmsncuLiMr
36” BIG DUTCHMAN FANS
SPECIAL
Lancaster County Dairymen of the Northern
Region honored recently by the Atlantic Breeder
Cooperative for having high producing herds are
from left: Albert Fry, Manheim R 7; Clyde W.
Bollinger, Amos Hershey,
Titus Stoner, Christian Zook,
Hiram Aungst, Albert Fry,
J. Earl Horst, Donald Eby,
Henry and Paul Martin,
Clyde Martin, Paul Horning
and David Landis.
All the herds were at least
15 percent above the state
average for butterfat last
year, while at least two
thirds of the cows in these
herd are progeny of Atlantic
sires. The awards were
presented by Willis Ritchey,
Atlantic’s field supervisor
for this area.
Berks Dairymen
Honored
Receiving similar cer
tificates for high producing
herds in the District I area
during a recent meeting
were: Daniel Schlegel, the
THURS., FRI. ft SAT. - MARCH 6-7-8
DISCOUNT
ON ALL
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Wernersville State Hospital
Herd and the Muddy Creek
Farm herd. The awards
were presented by Edwin
Sauder, an Atlantic area
representative.
If the present rate of consump
tion is maintained for the next 100
years l the world will be out of
copper, gold, lead, mercury,
molybdenum, platinum, silver,
tin, tungsten, and zinc. If con
sumption rates increase, as they
have since 1960, it will only
take SO years to use 19 these
metals plus aluminum, cobalt,
manganese, and nickel.
EPHRATA, PA 17522
(FARMERSVILLE)
All Out
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CLASSIFIED
AD
all ELECTRICAL
& PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Martin. East Earl; J. Kenneth Hershey, Kinzers;
NathanStoitzfus,Gap; Donald Eby, Gordonville; J.
Earl Horst, New Holland; John S. Yost, Kinzers;
and Elam P. Bollinger, Manheim.
Dairymen of Berks County who received awards
from Atlantic Breeders Cooperative at the recent
District I meeting are from left: Daniel Schlegel and a
representative of the Wernersville State Hospital
Herd. Not present for the picture was the
representative of the Muddy Creek Farm Herd.
BUS. 7X7—354-4271
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