Gibson is fire chief
LANCASTER - Jere J.
.Gibson of 2723 Valley Drive,
.Lancaster, Jhas been ap
pointed the fire chief of The
Lancaster Forest Fire Crew
for 1979 by the Board of
Directors of the forest fire
company.
The Lancaster Forest Fire
Crew operates from The
Fort Holbrook Fire Base,
BB
entertainment for all
10th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
ALL PARTS AND MACHINERY PURCHASED ON FEBRUARY 8 or 9,1979,
ENTITLE YOU TO A 10% DISCOUNT IF PAID IN CASH AT TIME OF SALE.
Date FEBRUARY 8 4 9.1979 Time: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM DAILY Place: R.D. l, TRUMBAUERSVILLE to FINLAND RD., QUAKERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA
located on Oak Road m
Manor Township, between
the villages of Safe Harbor
and Highville. While the,
special forest fire Company
is on call for a wide area, its
primary response area in
cludes Manor and Conestoga
Townships, and portions of
Lancaster, Martic, Pequea,
and Providence Townships.
Berk s
S^Jti £Si County
DHIA
{y^ j Monthly
@ Report
One of the highest production records ever recorded in
Berks County was completed last month by a cow named
Faith. Stabled on the Charles Plushanski Farm, the 9-year
old Holstein pumped out 33,835 pounds of milk and 1685
pounds of butterfat. Another cow to make over 1000
pounds of butterfat was Prilly, owned by Andrew Stoltz
fus. A 4-year old, she checked in with 23,844 pounds of milk
and 1057 pounds of butterfat. Second high in milk
production was Nevin Mast’s Louise, which produced
27,073 pounds of milk and 876 pounds of butterfat.
OWNER
MEED
George S. Troutman Jr.
B 3 59.6
Glen Mar Farm
B 3
Charles Plushanski
3
Rogers. Buch
George E. Seidel
Andrew D. Stoltzfus
B 3
JaimoreFarm
B 3
Charles R. Kissling
3
Keith E. Hertzog
B 3
Robert Yanos
B 3
Ralph G. Sanner
B 3
Robert E.Kopfer
B 3
Richard R. Troutman
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come as our guest
ALUS-CHALMERS '
C. J. WONSIDLER
BROS.
DECEMBER 1978
LBS.
MILK
SDAYS
IN MILK
NO.
COWS
95.0
58.5
62.9
98.0
50.8
105.3
88.1
49.3
47.0
86.9
49.6
19.0
82.2
46.2
101.7
80.3
50.2
58.0
91.1
44.7
50.0
78.9
49.3
40.5
90.4
47.8
50.0
94.4
47.9
58.5
93.1
48.3
34.3
79.5
46.8
111.8
85.9
48.2
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 3,1979
Mertz Brothers
B 3
William C. Adams
B 3
Donald B. Duncan
B 3
Yost Brothers
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F M Browns Sons Inc.
B 3
William G. Howerter
3
Kenneth L. Stutzman
B 3
George E. Moyer
B 3
Harold & George Schuler
3 39.5
Lenilea Farm
B 3
Louis E. Moyer
Robert L. Sattazahn
B 3
ReuHel Farms Inc.
Kenneth Zook
B 8
James G. Stutzman
B 3
Russell K. Dietrich
3
2.09
NevinE. Mast
B 3
David P. Herbert
1.99
1.96
ZahncroftFarm
B 3
1.90
Robert C. Dreisbach
4 /
George E. Seidel
1
Reu Hel Farms Inc.
3
1.90
1.87
1.86
Charles D. Moyer
B 8
Mervin Brubaker
B 3
Leroy E. Howard
B 3
J. Hershey Myer
B 3
Mark A. Wolfskin
3
1.85
1.85
1.84
1.83
1.82
1.81
Come on over to watch the musical Allis-Chalmers
show presented by the Allis-Chalmers Spokeswo
man. It’s fun, entertaining and informative. You’ll
enjoy watching the lovely and talented Expo 79
Spokeswoman, and talking with her after the show.
Bring your family to join us and your neighbors for
some good ol' country hospitality. Then sit back and
enjoy the Allis-Chalmers Expo 79 featuring the
Allis-Chalmers Spokeswoman. You’ll see what’s
new in the Big Orange line of tractors, implements,
and Gleaner combines.
Expo 79 is a show you won’t want to miss. Plenty of
songs, music, and laughs the whole family can en
joy After seeing Expo 79, you’ll know why Alhs-
Chalmers is The Rising Power in Farming.
THURS. EVE.; Special Film Presentation
FRI. EVE.: “LIVE EXPO” followed by
Country & Western Music
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48.0
69.7
90.7
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86.2
125.9
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90.9
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88.4
80.1
34.0
98.5
29.2
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44.2
101.0
91.8
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42.6
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43.6
95.5
81.8
87.1
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46.9
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1.79
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45.1
1.75
41.9
1.75
1.75
42.6
1.74
46.3
1.74
1.73
45.7
1.73
44.5
1.72
44.8
1.71
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1.71
1.71
1.71
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.67
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1.65
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