—' "ATTmiON"" I '
0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
OUR SUPPLIES ARE NOW AVAILABLE
AT THE DAVID GOOD SALES, LEOLA
Men's WORK SHOES BOOTS • RUBBERS and VITAMINS
Black Mulching Plastic
For Strawberries. Watermelons & Cantaloupes
HIGH PRESSURE \u„
WASHER
iiour own cleaning jobs fast Blasts dirt and grease away Farm
mcnl Dairy Calf Barns
RE OFFERING A PORTABLE UNIT 600 TO 700 PSI 3 GPM
IER GUN. CHEMICAL INJECTOR
pproximately the Same Price Yon Would Pay lor a Smaller Unit
’SI 2 GMP
GIVE US A TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
IHMERMAN’S Animal Health Supply
I, Lilili, Pa 17543
FREE
LICENSE
TAGS
When You
Come Into
Fulton Bank
To Finance
Your Car!
In these-days of inflation, Fulton Bank's free license tag program can save you
money! When you come into any Fulton Bank office and finance a 1975, '74 or 73
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Here’s what Fulton does—send you a check to cover the cost of your 1975
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providing all monthly payments are paid when due (Total number of years, in
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SERVING LANCASTER AND DAUPHIN COUNTIES
Store Phone 717 733 4466
Offer Ends May 15
r ou do-
Paul F. Corpelsen, executive vice president, Ralston Bradley heads a committee of specialists developing M H A il u
Purina Company, and a member of the National 4 H the visual and printed materials which are expected
Service Committee (right) views slide for the new to deal with up to 75 topics Purina Horse Chows is * 9-30 p.m. - Vegetable
4-H hors* program educational series, as Dr Melvin underwriting the developmental costs.of the educa gardening meeting at the
Bradley, project leader and extension horse special tional aids. Central Chester County
ist. University of Missouri, Columbia, looks on Or. VO-tech School in East
Lincoln Highway near
Coatesville.
Member F D I C
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 5,1975
Calendar
(Continued Irom Pan 10)
and moving to the Ag
center at 8:30 p.m.
7:45 p.m. - Eastern Lebanon
County’s Welding School
Elco High School.
Friday, April 11
7:00 p.m. - Pa. Egg
Marketing Association
monthly meeting at the
Sheraton-Conestoga in
Saturday, April 12
10:00 - 12:00 noon Pa. Nut
Growers meeting in the
Grange Hall at Kutztown.
Tuesday, April 15
7:45 p.m. - Ephrata Area
Young Farmer’s Monthly
meeting on soybeans in
the Ephrata High School
ag room.
Wednesday, April 16
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. - Vegetable
gardening meeting at the
Pickering Valley School,
Byers Rd., Eagle.
Noah W. Wenger
Wenger Is
Appointed
Pa. ASCS
Chairman
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acre gneral farm in Lan
caster County where he
produces com, alfalfa and
wheat. He also has 150 head
of beef cattle and 12,000
laying hens. Wenger has
been farming since 1958. He
is a member of the Lan
caster County Farmers
Association, The Penn
sylvania Poultry Federation,
and the Pennsylvania
Farmers Association where
he has served on the
Legislative Committee. He
and his wife Barbara have
three children, Nancy,
Brenda and Pamela.
ASCS is responsible for
administering production
adjustment, commodity
loans, and conservation
programs as assigned by the
Secretary of Agriculture.
Current programs include
the Agricultural Con
servation Program, Price
Support Loans for farm
gram commodities, the Crop
Disaster Program, and
Price Support Program on
wool. The Pennsylvania
State ASC Committee is
responsible for ASCS policy
and administration within
the State. There are fifty
seven county ASCS offices in
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