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Easton, PA 18042
Phone 215-2SB-7U6
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50 lb. BagTerramycm Crumbles $7.00
50 lb. BagTerramycm Crumbles
(4 Bags) ..$26.50
LASSO (m 5 Gal. Containers)
Per Gal... .$13.00
AATREX 4-L (in 7}h Gal. Containers)
Per Gal. $13.65
COMBIOTIC (24 lOOcc bottles per case)
In case lot. Per bottle $2.49
COMBIOTIC (single lOOcc bottle)
Per bottle $2.65
Seiple Milk Replacer No. 21-85
50 lb. bag $11.50
Seiple Milk Replacer No. 65
50 lb. bag $9.50
Seiple Veal Maker No. 20-20
50 lb. bag $15.50
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Bank Financing &
Lessing Available
e Our Sow Castle
on Display at:
E. M. HERR
Mr. Mitchell is from the
Chester County Agricultural
Extension office. He is new
at the Job and will be
working with 4-H clubs.
At the meeting, Macy
Myers gave a mini-report on
“The Wool.” Macy also
brought in different objects
having to do with wool, the
manufacturing, and the
products made from wool.
Fred Keys also gave a mini
report on “The Cleanliness
of the Pen.”
A tail docking demon
~| stration was given by David
I Lytle. Billy MacCauley also
I gave a docking demon
stration using a different
method.
Sixteen members were
present at this meeting.
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Golden Fleece
4-H meets
The club recently held it’s
monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mcnhennett
with Mr. Tom Mitchell as the
guest.
So What
Happiness is that peculiar
sensation you get when
you’re too busy to be
miserable. Politicians won
der how the Lord can run the
world without appointing
commitees A race horse is
the only animal that can
take several thousand peo
ple for a nde at one time
Beef Cattlemen
Feed 39 extra head FREE from every 100
acres of corn with new Pennfield 726
Full details on page 5
smusiiL....
economical, plug-up-and-go total farrowing
environment qualifies for tax investment credit
RDI, Willow Street
Among the dairymen receiving
certificates of merit at Atlantic
Breeders' recent annual District 4
meeting were, left to right: Henry
18 dairymen recognized
Eighteen Northern Lan
caster County dairymen
were honored for having
high producing herds this
past year at the twelfth
annual District 4 meeting for
Atlantic Breeders
Cooperative members held
February 24 at the Blue Ball
Fire Hall.
Receiving Certificates of
S v.V^
Look at a few of the ViliToiV
features we build •J 1 " "I
into our structures. * I
Lancaster Farm
Merit for having top Dairy
Herd Improvement
Association were: Henry
Kettering, Lititz R 3; Earl N.
Landis, Manheim R 7;
Donald Eby, Gordonville Rl;
Clyde Martin, East Earl Rl;
Christian Zook, Gap R 2;
David L. Landis, Colebrook
Rd., Lancaster; Titus
Stoner, Bowman Rd.,
717-464-3321
Saturd
Kettering, Clyde Martin, Donald Eby,
Donna Akers, Earl Landis, Arthur
Wenger, end Nathan Stoltzfus.
Landisville; Arthur Wenger,
Manheim R 6; Harry Aungst,
Marietta Rl; Nathan E.
Stoltzfus, Gap R 2; Albert
F\y, Manheim R 7; Hiram
Aungst, Elizabethtown Rl;
Ivan S. Stoltzfus, Honey
Brook Rl; Harold Shelly,
Manheim R 2; Harvey
Heller, Willow Rd., Lan
caster ; Masonic Homes
Farms, Elizabethtown; J.
Wilmer Conrad, Newport
Rd., Lititz; Alvin K.
Bollinger, Lititz R 4.
All herds were at least 15
per cent above the state
average for butterfat last
year, while at least two
thirds of the cows in these
herds are progeny of
Atlantic sires. The awards
were presented by C. P.
Brantley, Atlantic’s Field
Supervisor for this area.
Reports by District 4
Director Clyde Martin of
East Earl, Pa., and
management representative
Willis Ritchey, Service
Manager, informed mem
bers that 1975 was a very
successful business year for
Atlantic. The service
program was up-dated with
the entire area divided into
66 units and all farmer -
members can now use WATS
numbers to call toll-free for
AI service. Atlantic sires
maintained their rating
among the nation’s best for
transmitting profitable
traits, Ritchey said.
The first meeting of the
York County Central Tractor
Club was held at the 4-H
Center near Bair. The
following officers were
elected: President: Jack
Parr, Vice-President:
Tommy Welsh, Sec.: Kevin
Laugbman, Treas.: Paul
Myers m, News Reporter:
Jonathan Myers.
Leaders are Ronald Horn,
Phil King, Rodney and Tim
Eisenhart with meeting held
every Thursday night.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
March 13,1976
83
Tractor
officers
elected