— LjncotT Firming, Saturday, S«pf mbtr 20. 1975
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Area DHIA supervisor receives state honors
Individual samples are bagged to be shipped to
Penn State University for testing. Here Breneman
gets out his supplies as he prepares for work.
AgwayPetrrfeum
gives you 3 ways
to worry less
about winter .
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emergency
When you have a heating problem, we send
a trained, well-equipped technician to check it
out. Our service people have the know-how and
supplies to perform tune-ups, repairs, or
modernizations at costs you can afford. And
our optional Full-Security Plan includes six
important heating services.
The Agway Budget Plan—to help keep your
budget balanced
At your option, we'll divide your annual heating
bill into equal monthly payments. You pay
the same amount each month instead of getting
wallet-breaking surprises during
the winter season.
Dependable, automatic delivery—and 50 free
gallons if we slip up
If you're an Agway Certified Delivery Service
customer who heats only with Agway oil, you
never have to worry about phoning for a fill-up.
Our degree-day system allows us to keep track
of your usage and predict just when you'll be
running low. And if we let your tank run dry
during the heating season (September 1 thru
April 30), we'll deliver your next 50 gallons
for free, just to make up.
If you're thinking about switching to oil heat,
or if you're unhappy with the oil service you're
now getting, call Agway Petroleum.
Were bringing down (JcOnSu
the cost of winter.
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i BOX 11 97. DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER. PA
PHONE 397 4954
LGWAY PETROLEUM
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J. Harold Brcncman.
Strasburg Rl, has received
the Distinguished Service
Award of (he Pennsylvania
Dairy Herd Improvement
Association.
Brcncman, a dairy herd
Improvement supervisor for
ten years, was one of two
supervisors in the state to
receive the award, given (or
"outstanding service" to
production testing in Penn*
sylvanla. There arc H
supervisors in the Red Rose
DHI Association.
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In ancient China a girl sometimes would commit suicide
rather than marry the man she loved because she was
jealous in advance of his falling in love With someone else.
A NEW TWIST TO TILLAGE! A totally new and different approach to soil management! The
Glencoe “SOIL SAVER" creates a non-compacted, "ridged” field that just naturally protects
against erosion by wind and water! Instead of simply turning over the soil and leaving it bared to
the elements .the "SOIL SAVER" opens up the land down deep to catch and hold available
moisture. Controls runoff, holds and stores rainwater for thirsty crops soil surface is left
open and blended with crop residues that protect precious topsoil! Cutting “slicers" cut up heavy
stalks, leaves and root crowns and leave the soil ready to be turned under by the helical blades
following. Designed so you can work your stubble immediately after harvest, generally without
chopping or shredding.
FARM EQUIPMENT INC.
2750 N. MARKET STREET PHONE 367-1319; ELIZABETHTOWN, PA
JOHN KREIDER HOME 367-6039
WARREN STICKLER HOME 6534560
Brcncman tests 30 herds in
the Dairy Herd Im
provement program and has
nearly 35 herds in the owner
sampler program,
He said he became In
terested in the program at
the time Eastern Stales and
Agway were merging and
the local dealership for
whom he worked went out of
business. One of the patrons,
John E. Krcldcr, suggested
that he look into supervising
work. Brcncman said,
"There was an opening and I
took It. I like it very much,"
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"SOIL SAVER"
See our display today!
The new twist to tillage.
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The most rewarding part
of the work, according to
Brcncman. is being able to
*cc "outstanding cows,
enjoy seeing jannen gel
Ahead." He said he finds the
records very interesting and
added. "I like working with
figures "
Belonging to the testing
association is very im
portant for dairymen.
Hrcncman said. "Some soy
they can't afford it, but I feel
they can't afford not to test."
According to J. Wilbur
Houser, head supervisor in
the county, Breneman is a
"very dedicated man. He is
very sincere and tries to do a
good job. I'm sure he is much
appreciated by the farmer*
he works for."
Breneman grew up in the
West Urn peter area on i,
farm with Guernseys, tie
and his wife have nix
children, five of whom arc
married and living in
Uncaslcr County. Hi*
daughter Miriam is a senior
at Uncaster Mennonitc
High School.
He is co-pastor, with three
others, for the Mechanic
Grove-New Providence
Mennonitc Churen. He has
been at this pastorate for 24
years, after having served
five years in the
Philadelphia area.
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