—UmcMter Farming, Saturday, July 12, 1975 24 Hereford shows to have changes KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - Hereford shows will take on a slightly different look when the 1975- 76 show season begins as some changes have been announced by H. H. Dickenson, executive vice president of the American Hereford Association. In open breeding shows additional classes will be provided for selecting a junior and senior champion and reserve champion in both bull and female judging. The junior cham pions will include junior, winter, and senior calves in fall shows, and spring, junior, winter, and senior calves in shows after January 1,1976. Senior champions will include summer yearlings, spring yearlings, junior yearlings, senior yearlings, and two-year-old classes in the bull divisions and summer and spring yearlings, in the female divisions. Champions from these classifications will compete for Grand Champion of the Hereford show, then reserves will lead in to compete with the other champion for reserve championship honors. In junior show classifications an additional class has been added, that of junior yearling heifers. This is in addition to the regular classifications of junior, winter, senior heifer calves and summer yearling and spring yearling classes. IM-PRUV-ALL Because of the large volume of IM—PRUV—ALI| 101 corn silage improver being sold in this area, we are getting a volume discount which we are passing along to the customer. By or dering now and accepting your product on or before August 15, 1975 you can make a substantial savings on your corn silage improver. For more information contact your |IAA —PRUV—ALL| MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE 717-285-5422 SO. LANC. COUNTY Robert Kreider 717-569-6042 NO. LAHC. CO. Raymond Weiler 717-733-4302 IF YOU WANT... 1. More Milk 2. Faster Gams 3. Better herd health 4. Better feed utilization 5. Larger profits According to Dickenson, this action was taken by the AHA board of directors and followed a recommendation of the State Presidents Council, made up of presidents of the 33 state Dairy council plans The Board of Directors of National Dairy Council voted unanimously on June 26 to move the NIK) headquarters to 6300 River Road in Rosemont effective January, 1976. NDC will join the United Dairy Industry Association, the American Dairy Association, and Dairy Research, Inc., in the seven-story facility in the northwest suburb of Chicago. In addition, the Board voted to consolidate NDC’s Administrative Services with those of UDIA. All Administrative Services (accounting, mailroom, data processing,' and warehousing) will be per formed for NDC by UDIA beginning January, 1976. In making the an nouncement, NDC President M. F. Brink, Ph,D., said the decision followed a long period of serious con sideration in which all aspects of the subject were weighed. He pointed out that there will be a considerable economic advantage in BIG 2 DISCOUNT EASTERN LANC. CO. Ralph Stoltzfus 717-859-3119 LEBANON CO. Clarence Weiler 717-866-6710 YORK CO. Marc Lehman 717-252-2217 UNION & SNYDER CO'S. Norman Brouse 717-524-5454 DONT WASTE FERTILIZER 1. Test your soil 2. Apply the right levels of N-P-K 3. Apply organic Micro-Nutrients Hereford auociationt throughout the country. “The board felt the ad- dition of these new classes in ’ both open and Junior breeding shows will better serve the needs of the exhibitors, as well as make for a better distribution of the comparative analysis in the process of livestock judging,” Dickenson added. move making the move from downtown Chicago owing to lower rental costs and consolidation of ad ministrative services. “NDC will retain its distinct and separate identity as a non-profit organization dedicated to nutrition research and education. There has been, in fact, a reaffirmation of the UDIA-NDC agreement which outlines the functions performed by NDC, namely, Nutrition Research, Nutrition Education, Nutrition Communications and Affiliated Unit Ser vices,” Dr. Brink said. All possible efforts will be made to make a smooth transition with unin terrupted services to the NDC membership and af filiated units. Dr. Brink noted that “the action taken by the Board will benefit Dairy Council and the dairy industry through improved financial efficiency and a strengthened Dairy Council program.” CHESTER CO. Richard Breckbill 215-932-3307 PERRY CO.. ETC Martin Stewart 717-766-9307 ADAMS COUNTY Robert Smith 717-528-4383 YOU MUST 1. Treat si la les with IM—PRUV—ALL 2. Test your feed 3. Balance your rations 4. Test your rations 5. Balance your minerals and vitamins LANCASTER SILO CO., DC. 2008 Horseshoe Rood 2436 Creek Hiß Rood Lancaster. 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