Art display slated
The original artwork by
Kea Jenkins and C. Richard
Whitson used for the 1976
Bicentennial Calendars is
being displayed during
November in the following
Farmers First Bank Offices:
Litltz • White Swan Hotel
and Rock Ford, Home of
Edward Hand.
Lancaster Shopping
Center - President George
Washington visiting Rock
Ford.
Neffsville • Lutheran
Church of the Holy Trinity,
Lancaster.
Intercourse - Bangor
Church and Two of the oldest
existing mills.
Broadcast
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this fall
come spring,
use just 50 pounds
of Unipel
Starter Special
as a dry “pop-up”
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Ephrata • Pcnna.
Delegates to Congress and
Home of Susannah Wright.
Lincoln
Cloisters.
Marietta - George Ross
and Women Produced the
Cloth essential to the
Revolutionary cause.
Ephrata North - Banners
which appeared among the
colonies.
During the month of
January the entire collection
will be shown in the Bridge
Gallery in the Park City
Office of Farmers First
Bank.
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Sulfur (S) is one of the
many elements required for
plant growth. It ranks in
importance with nitrogen
and phosphorous in the
formation of protein. It is an
integral component of
certain vitamins and en
zymes which arc essential to
life itself. In short, sulfur is
an element without which
plant and animal life as we
know It would soon scase.
Ephrata
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If your aim is to practice high-yield, precision
agriculture, you want more out of fall fertilization
than just a head start on spring planting. To get it,
you need a precision-made fertilizer.
Visit your Ortho dealer and check into UNIPELS.
UNIPELS are uniform in analysis, shape, and density
from pellet to pellet not bag to bag or ton to ton
. . the kinu of uniformity that delivers a balanced
diet for every plant in the field.
UNIPELS contain both quick-acting and long
lasting forms of nitrogen and phosphate homogenized
along potash in every single pellet. This means that
UNIPELS, plowed down in the fall, will work for you
all year 'round.
The same unmatched uniformity and high analysis
enables corn growers to apply UNIPEL Starter Special
next spring as a "dry pop-up" - right with the seedi
With that kind of precision, all you’ll need is 50
pounds per acre l
Get maximum value from your fertilizer investment
this fall. See your Ortho dealer now, and learn the
details on UNIPELS, the new All-Season Fertilizer.
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4-H dairy judging team
places second at Ohio
Pennsylvania’s 4-H Dairy
Judging Team won second
place at the National 4-H
Dairy Cattle Judging Contest
held recently in Columbus,
Ohio.
Members of the Judging
team were: Richard
Mellinger, Lancaster
County, Strasburg R 1; Dale
Olver, Wayne County, Rl,
Honesdalc; Judy Smith,
Blair County, R 3, Tyrone;
Soudersburg, PA
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 8.1975
and Cindy Rutter, York
County, 53 Lightner Road,
York.
In all, 140 4-H members
from 35 states participated
in the national contest. The
team from Kentucky won
first place.
The Pennsylvania team
was coached by W. Paul
Anderson, Extension dairy
specialist at The Penn
sylvania State University
and David Norman, York
County Extension agent.
In addition to scoring
second place in tiic overall
contest, the Pennsylvania 4-
H Dairy Judging team
scored first in judging
Holsteins.
Richard Mellinger ranked
as the third highest in
dividual In the overall
contest; first in the contest
for giving all reasons, and
second in giving oral
reasons.
Dave Oliver ranked first in
giving oral reasons.
SPECIAL EARLY FALL DISCOUNTS
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Anderson says the con
testants were required to
judge Ayrshire, Brown
Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein
and Jersey breeds including
a class of heifers and a class
of cows in each breed.
Contestants Justified their
placlngs on each cow class
with either oral or written
reasons.
Some of the objectives of 4-
H dairy projects are: to
acquire information and
understanding of dairy
production practices and
skill in executing them
through the ownership and
care of dairy animlas; to
become aware of the scope of
the dairy industry and its
economic significance; to
develop sportsmanship and
leadership abilities; to
develop an ability to speak in
public through participation
in related activities such as
demonstration, tours,
judging or exhibiting.
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