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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 24,1979
Eastern Bradford NEBA holds annual meeting
** ■ ■ - Virginia Breeding
Cooperative, NEBA owns
Sire Power, Inc., a complete
breeding service with
headquarters in Tunhan
nock, Pennsylvania.
BY JANE BREESEE
Chester Hale of Rome,
R.D., Bradford County,
retiring director of the
Northeastern Breeders
Association, reported the
Association was enjoying its
best financial year and that
the sizeable improvements
on buildings and grounds at
NEBA headquarters were
paid for from cash flow.
This report and others
were heard by 70 farm
family members at the 16th
annual dinner meeting of the
Eastern Bradford Local of
NEBA held last week at the
William Brown, left, chairman of East Bradford
Local advisory committee to NEBA, and Chester
Hale, retiring director of NEBA, are proud that the
artificial breeding cooperative is enjoying “the best
year ever”. Dr. George Henning, right,
veterinarian from Montrose, Penna. was the guest
speaker.
Southern States
Co-op sets grain
export meeting
FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
Gram producers m the
mid-Atlantic area will be
given a report on
cooperatively-owned east
coast gram export facilities
at the annual meeting of the
Gram Marketing Division of
Southern States
Cooperative. The meeting
will be held December 3 at
the Sheraton Motor Inn m
Fredericksburg, Va.
James A. Layton, chief
executive officer of Farmers
Export Company,
headquarted in Shawnee
Mission, Kansas, will be the
principal speaker. He will
brief growers on the fust
year’s operation of the
Fanners Export terminal m
Philadelphia, Pa., and on
progress toward
establishing one in the
Dauphin County DHIfl
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Larry L Boyer
Helen
Sylvia
Kim
Blond le
Sugar
Vickie
Dale F Faust
Cutie
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SERVING THE FARMERS
FOR 106 YEARS
HAMBURG SAVINGS
FDIC and
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Hamburg, PA Phone: 215-562-3811
A FULL SERVICE BANK
North Orwell Community
Hall.
William Brown, chairman
of the local advisory com
mittee, recognized two
charter members, John
Howard, Sr. and Harold
Russell. He introduced Miss
Penny Allen, Bradford
Countj Dairy Princess, who
extolled the value of
drinking milk.
Robert Paar, local district
manager from NEBA, spoke
briefly telling that the
success of NEBA and Sire
Power was due to the per
formance of the technician.
Norfolk, Va., area.
Farmers Export Company
is owned by 12 regional and
mter-regional cooperatives
engaged m the marketing of
gram.
The grain marketing
division of Southern States
operates 10 gram receiving
stations in Virginia,
Maryland, Delaware and
Kentucky and it handled a
total of 21.7 million bushels,
with a value of $76.4 million,
during the fiscal year which
ended June 30. Comparable
figures for the prior year
were 18.7 million bushels and
$56.1 million.
Earnings after taxes came
to $644,200, up from $164,600
the year before. This made
possible a latronage refund
to patrons of 3 cents for each
bushel marketed through the
division.
10-11 20,040 3 4 672
10 4 17,788 3 8 674
9 10 18,204 3 8 687
3 3 17,404 4 0 696
3 2 15,427 4 0 618
2-0 14,931 3 4 505
8 8 22,035 3 4 757
6-0 20,389 3 5 713
3 2 17,249 3 5 596
2 10 16,424 3 2 526
He said Carl Remington, a
local technician, was listed
third among 65 in the “Top 15
Performance Category.”
The other technicians,
Everett Cook, unit manager,
Walter Abell, and Larry
Swenson were also men
tioned in the ‘ ‘Top 15”.
Paar said there were
22,134 cows bred first service
in Bradford County, 55%
through the technician
service, an increase over
last year.
The mam speaker was Dr.
George Henning,
veterinarian, a graduate of
Pennsylvania State
University, with a masters
degree in reproductive
physiology from the
University of Wisconsin. His
thesis was that the farmer,
veterinarian, and in
semination technician
should work closely together
toward the goal of getting
cows bred, the number one
problem of every dairyman.
The group selected
William Brown, James
Howard, and Jeff Hale for a
two year term on the ad
visory committee to NEBA,
Frances Davis, voting
delegate, John Howard to
the Holstein committee, and
Robert Davis to the Guern
sey committee.
Steve Neely, Sire
Programs Consultant,
narrated a series of slide
pictures of current Sire
Power Sires, and their off
spring.
WE HAVE OFFICIALLY DISCONTINUED OUR DELAVAL BUSINESS.
ALL REMAINING NEW PARTS WILL BE SOLD AT 50% DISCOUNT/
ALSO AVAILABLE USED MODEL 75 AND 77 PUMPS AT REASONABLE PRICES
USED TRACTORS
JDIO2O w/47 loadSOV-W
JD1520 Diesel, completely overhauled
Oliver 1800 Diesel
IHC Super C, fast hitch w/2 bottom plow
USED SPREADERS
JD 40 w/hydraulic end gate
NH 516
NH 510 single beater
Ml 150 bushel PTO
USED HARVESTER SPECIALS
NH 880 2 row narrow row head $3,650 00
NH 717 w/l-row head 2,195 00
NH 717 1,175 00
Fox 1000 RPM PTO w/2 row corn hd &
Pk up attach
MF 620 w/2 row and pickup
USED BALER SPECIALS
JD 24T w/#2 Thrower
John Deere 14T
John Deere I4T w/ejector
USED HAYBINES
NH 1495 Self Propelled 12’ w/partial
cab, real sharp
NH469
New Holland 479, as is
Hesston 320 9'
Gehl 770 7 ft
Evergreen Tractor Co. Inc.
30 EVERGREEN RD., LEBANON, PA 17042,
PHONE (717) 272-4641
The meeting was ad
journed after the awarding
of many door prizes.
East Bradford Local is one
of the many small groups
comprising NEBA, a
Fry receives merit award
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George C. Fry, left, of Cecilton, receives scroll and a handshake as he was
honored on Nov. 15 with the Certificate of Merit Award in Agriculture during
fourteenth annual Maryland Agricultural Forum at the University of Maryland.
Making presentation was Robert L. Gluckstern, chancellor of the College Park
campus. Fry served as a national director of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders
Association in 1962-68; he was a regent of the University of id from 1970
to 1975, and he served as national FFA secretary in 1944-45. A college of
Agriculture graduate from the University of Maryland, he has long been active in
Farm Bureau activities.
’“Above offer excludes rubber parts and cleanser.
$1,550 00
750 00
450 00
$14,750 00
2,550 00
2,150 00
1,850 00
1,975 00
cooperative covering
several counties in nor
theastern Pennsylvania.
Together with the Maryland
Artificial Breeding
Cooperative and West
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Co-op 15x7 Fert Gram Drill w/grass seed attach $750.00
John Deere 15x7 FBB Drill 550.00
$5,950.00
5.850.00
4.850.00
1,675 00
USED PLANTER SPECIALS
Tag 11650 John Deere 1250
6 Row Plateless
1229 Ford 4 Row
Tag 11934 JD 494
$1,050 00
975.00
850.00
650.00
USED TILLAGE SPECIALS
MF 620 12' Disc Harrow
Ford 4x18" auto reset plow
Ford 4-16” Plow
JD KBA 32x18 Wheel Carrier Disc
Bnllion 10' Cultimulcher
1,495 00
2,450 00
Cockshutt 427 w/Power Steering & 10' Platform $1,450 00
JD 55 Corn Soybean Special 12’ head 9,700 00
JD 55 Diesel w/cab, 12' platform 7,500 00
MISCELLANEOUS
John Deere # 18 1 row Corn Picker
New Set 18 4x30 Snap on Duals w/New
Goodyear 6 Ply Tires
JD 321 42' Elevat(SOLD)
Used NH #8 Crop carrier
Grove Gear w/tires 8 f(SOLD)
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USED GRAIN DRILLS
USED COMBINE SPECIALS
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PARTS and SERVICE
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$2,350.00
775.00
1,275.00
$2,950.00
2.200.00
950.00
875.00
850.00
$95000
1,05000
1,175 00
1150 00
375 00
AUTHORIZED