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ARE ON THE MOVE!!!
Mr. Independent
Commercial Eggman
HERE ARE ADVANTAGES OF FEEDING
BEACON EGG FEEDS.
1 Beacon Milling Co., Inc. is a non integrated Northeastern
• Regional Feed manufacturer we do not contract any
poultry we do not compete with you in the egg markets;
We try to assist you!!
2 Beacon encourages cash payments on feed because we feel
• that lending institutions other than feed companies can
meet your needs at a cheaper rate this in turn allows us
to lower cost per ton of feed to you.
3 We operate with a minimum number of marketing per
• sonnel (this is why you do not see a Beacon Marketing
Representative very often) thus reducing the cost to you,
our customer.
4 All our personnel are marketing oriented; Mr. Jim Camp
• bell, our Production Superintendent, does his very best to
produce top egg feeds.
5 Beacon as a company is service minded (not labor minded)
• meaning we give you outstanding technical service through
Olm Rowoth, Vice President and Director of Research and
Technical Services. Along with this, our delivery service is
the best.
Beacon was the first feed company east of the Mississippi
w to have their own computer department thus giving you
“least cost” formulation.
7 olin Rowoth, Vice President and Director of Research and
• Technical Services, is one of the country’s outstanding
poultry nutritionist helping you with your individual
problems.
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# We value you, our customer, as our most important asset
Why Not Call Collect Today and Ask For
Your BEACON MARKETING SPECIALIST:
R. E. RUDISILL RICHARD B. KENOIG CHESTER WEIST
Phone 854-2281
Beacon Feeds, York, PA Phone 717-843-9033
Phone 302 478-3051
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Raising Yorkshire hogs has been competed in
one of many FFA projects for Dwight. competitions.
An avid livestock judge, Dwight
Lancaster
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Livestock Judging contest at
FFA State Days and went on
to place first at the Eastern
Regionals Expo held in
Springfield, Mass.
Dwight’s livestock judging
has earned over into his 4-H
work as he was also a
member of the senior
Lancaster County Livestock
team last summer. In a
recent competition held at
Penn State Dwight judged
with the 4-H team as an
alternate.
For his outstanding work
in FFA over the past four
years, Dwight was presented
with several awards at the
Chapter’s annual spring
banquet which was held
recently.
Dwight was presented with
the Dekalb Award for being
the outstanding senior and
also received an award from
the county banker’s for his
FFA work. The youth was
also a recipient of the
Keystone Farming Degree
presented at the FFA Mid-
Winter convention in
January. Dwight is the
fourth son in his family to
have received the Keystone
Degree.
As a 4-Her, Dwight has
been a member of the Red
Rose Baby Beef and Lamb
Club and the Garden Spot
Community Club. Along with
his many successful beef and
Lancaatar Farming, Saturday. April 26,1975
Youth
swine projects, Dwight has
taken projects in sweet corn,
strawberries and vegetable
gardening.
Although his FFA and 4-H
activities have kept him
rather busy, Dwight has also
worked as a stage crew
member at the high school
and is chariman of the
project committee for the
youth group at the Willow
Street Mennonite Church.
He is also a member of the
Lampeter Fire Company,
the Pa. Yorkshire Coop
Association and the
American Yorkshire Club.
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both 4-H and FFA
Following his graduation
this spring, Dwight will be
working as a co-herdsman
for the dairy herd of Robert
Hess in Strasburg.
“I like working with
livestock and on the farm, so
this will be what I wanted,”
Dwight commented. Dwight
is currently working at the
Hess farm part-time
although when summer
comes he hopes to be a “full
fledged” farmer.
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