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IH moves Eastern office
HARRISBURG - In
ternational Harvester’s
District Sales Office ' for
Central and Eastern Penn
sylvania and New Jersey has
been moved from its former
International Harvester
warehouse location to Suite
gO2 at 800 Corporate Circle,
Harrisburg, according to
District Manager, Harold E.
Bower.
Bower said 800 Corporate
Circle is located at the in-
tersection of Interstate 81
and North Progress Avenue.
The District’s mailing ad-
dress will remain the same -
Box 1357, Harrisburg, Pd,
17105. He said the new
District Office phone
number is 717/545-4269.
FARMERS: 1
Now Is The Time To Topdress
| Wheat, Barley, Rye
| With 30% Nitrogen Solution or Liquid
I . Blend Fertilizer
*9 Also Seed Cqfji & Soybeans Available. ?
I Soil Conditioner Can Be Added I
f To Nitrogen or Liquid Fertilizer. J
i ASK US ABOUT IT. |
| Since SOIL CONDITIONER improves soil i
{ texture and .water penetration, root develop- *
| ment als© Improves, ftopt growth goes deeper 0
| into the for stored moisture and 9
v minerals. Roots produce more fine roots and |
I root hairs, which allows roots more places to I
f take up nutrients in the soil. »
| The now available nutrients in the soil are due I
I in part to increased soil life. Because SOIL 9
| CONDITIONER has helped to cause an increase jj
I in soil life, there are now more available I
f nutrients in the soil. Let SOIL CONDITIONER 5
| LEND “a helping hand” in your soil and water I
| management. "
L. W. ZIMMERMAN JR. j
Rehrersburg, PA 19550 x
PH: 717-933-4360 I
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The District Sales Office
has been located in
Harrisburg since November
of 1978, according to Bower.
It is one of eight districts the
IH Agricultural Equipment
Group has in the Northeast
Region of the U.S.
“Harrisburg is an ex
cellent location for a district
office because it is centrally
located between the East
Coast and ? the western
border of the district which
ends around Altoona. This
gives us an excellent op
portunity to provide im
mediate service to our
agricultural equipment
dealers in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey,” Bower said.
Vl*!~ . 3*^7*
New bull enters service
Boss Man, Curtiss
Breeding Industries’ new
well-pedigreed young sire
entered service on his first
birthday.
Purchased by" Curtiss
President Tom Neff at the
World Dairy Expo on Oc
tober 5, 1979, Boss Man’s
auction sale price set a new
record for die Expo’s World
Premiere Dairy Cattle Sale
at Madison, Wisconsin.
Boss Man is a. son of
Bootmaker, a nationally
acclaimed sire with more
than 25,000 tested
daughters. He has a full
sister that is Excellent with
over 35,000 pounds milk and
a Cow Index of +2156. His
dam - Niederjohns Sen
sation Pollyann is ex
cellent and 3E with three
milk records over 30,000 lbs.
and a Cbw Index for milk of
+ 1953. This dam and
Ham it up, America
CHICAGO, 11. - “Ham It
Up, America. Enjoy Pork
For Lunch.” is the new
bumper sticker being of
fered by the Wayne Feed
Division of Allied Mills,
Chicago-based feed and food
"company.
' As a major supplier of
animal feed for hogs, Wayne
Feeds is offering the bumper
sticker as a promotional
, device to ehcourage the
American consumer to eat
more pork and pork
. products' The company
Brubaker equipment
announces new sales person
MANHEIM Roy A. a farrp and had some sales
Brubaker has announced experience with a local feed
the appointment of Stanley company.
L. Miller of 501 Doe Run Rd.,
Manheim, to the sales Since 1947 the Brubaker
position formerly held by farm equipment firm
Howard Erb, who recently located southwest of Lititz,
passed away. has been selling and ser-
Miller is a graduate of vlcln § farm supplies and
Manheim Township High ' lia °hmery including Sperry
School and completed the Holland, - Allis
Dale Carnegie sales course Van Dale, and
He was born and grew up on starhne -
*** Tv
daughter pair is believed to
have the highest combined
Cow Index of the breed.
Small wonder that
ringside observers at the
Premier subscribed
unanimously to the “well
pedigreed...” rating and
spoke of this young bull’s
potential as rivaling that of
Curtiss’ great Astronaut.
Curtiss Breeding In
dustries, at Elburn, Illinois,
is one of the leading artificial
insemination organizations
in the United States, and is
the only major AI
organization which is owner
operated. Curtiss celebrated
its 30th anniversary in 1979,
having been founded in 1949
by the late Otto Schnering,
president and founder of
Curtiss Candy Company and
a well-known and long-time
dairy cattle breeder.
expects to distribute 100,000
of these bumper stickers
throughout the United
States.
A 12-month ad program to
support the promotion will
appear Hi the' Ibv?a ; 'Pork
Producer _ magazine
beginning in April. Bumper
stickers can be obtained by
writing- directly to Wayne
Feeds Advertising’Services,
Box 537, Ft. Wayne, Ipd.
46801; or may be picked up at
a Wayne Feeds dealer.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 29,1980—C47
Trio graduates from
auction school
WILLOW STREET -
Steve Adnance, R 5 Mon
trose; Harvey Clary, R 4
Montrose; and J. Eld ward
Leaman, R 1 Willow Street,
have returned from Mason
City, lowa where they
completed a course at the
Reisch College of Auc
tioneering.
They received training in
all phases of Auctioneering
including real estate,
registered livestock, general
farm, antique and sale
managing.
They also received on-the
spot training by selling at
real public Auction sales
during the term, where they'
demonstrated their ability
as an Auctioneer.
There were 141 students
graduated from 29 states and
Bachman’s attend MFS, Inc. convention
FALLSTON, Md. Mr. & Don Reimer, and Sales
Mrs. Thomas Bachman of Manager, Bob Marsh.
Fallston, Md., distributors A seminar was conducted
for Modem Farm Systems, b y Tom Haggai of High
Inc., joined nearly 350 other Point, North Carolina, an
infs, distributors and their internationally known leader
personnel from the United in the business world.
States at the Sarasota Hyatt Haggai presented the group
House m Sarasota, Florida, with pertinent remarks
for the twelfth annual reminding everyone that
Modem Farm Systems, Inc. thoy needed to get concerned
National Sales Convention, 31111 evolved in all areas of
earlier this month. public life - from the
township and school level
thru to the state and federal
The convention was level if our nation is to
conducted by Modem Farm survive in the form we now
Systems, Inc., President, know it.
Sigler joins Farm Credit
YORK Richard Zook, Broome County Extension
General and' 'Associate Dairy Advisory Committee.
Manager of the Federal Jim will be responsible for
'Land Bank and Production providing agricultural credit
Credit Association of York, in south central and
announced the appointment southwestern York County,
of James K. Sigler to the He and his wife, Joy, a
field staff. Registered Nurse, and two
Sigler is~ a native of sons, reside at Brodbecks
western Pennsylvania. He Rl
received a B.S. degree in ag
education from Penn State
University in 1961. He taught
vocational agriculture two
years at Northwest-
Bradiord High School,
Rome, Pennsylvania, and
three years at Marathon
Central High School in New
York State.
During the past thirteen
years, he owned and
operated a 400-acre, 70-cow
dairy farm in Broome
County, New York. He
recently served as President
of the Marathon Central '
High School, School Board
and as Chairman of the
Canada. There were six
women students in the class.
The Reisch World Wide
College of Auctioneering is
the largest college of its kind
in the world, and has been
operating for over 44 years
with over 17,000 graduates.
Steve, Harvey and Ed
ward are fully qualified to
conduct any, and all, types of
Auction sales using the most
successful and advanced
methods in the Auction
profession.
Steve and Harvey will be
serving their state ap
prenticeship with Steve’s
father, Jim Adriance of
Montrose. J. Edward
Leonard is currently seeking
a sponsor for his ap
prenticeship.
Martins
tour Madrid
MANHEIM - Mr. and
Mrs. Galen Martin of
Manheim; and Amos Horst,
Clear Springs, Maryland,
toured Madrid, Spain and
the Costa del Sol recently.
Their trip was part of the
Curtiss Breeding Company’s
30th anniversary Award
program.
They were among 16
Curtiss distributors to make
the trip.