Blair Co. DHIA
(Continued from Page D 22)
Cove Valley Hoi Inc
84 GH
43 GH
William R England
47A GH
72 A GH
84 A GH
28 B GH
23 B GH
71 B GH
WEDNESDAY IS
DAIRY
DAY
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, PA
If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have
from 100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your
price Mostly fresh and close springing hols
tems
Cows from local farmers and our regular ship
pers include Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite,
Kelly Boser, Bill Lang, Blame Hoffer, Dale
Hostetter, H D. Matz, and Jerry Miller
SALE STARTS - 12:00 SHARP
Also Every Wednesday,
Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale -12:00 Noon
All Dairy & Heifers must be
eligible for Pennsylvania Health Charts.
For arrangements for special sales or herd
dispersals at our barn or on your farm, contact
Abram Diffenbach, Mgr.
717-354-4341
Norman Kolb
“VS 7173975538
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS?
COCALICO EQUIPMENT HAS THE TWO MACHINES TO
HANDLE YOUR DRAINAGE PROBLEMS.
★ Both Machines Equipped with Laser Beam Grade Control
Drainage Pays High Returns COMPARE
Typical E V en with the conservative fig
iTaSllg. ures shown here, it’s obvious that
%ZlaT gs 1 3 i!l land drainage should top farmers’
stocks lists of investment priorities.
Bonds 61%
V COCALICO EQUIPMENT CO.
DRAINAGE & EXCAVATING
RD #3, DENVER, PA 17517
21,229
17,994
17,608
23,119
18,384
20,961
17,943
21,431
★ We Stock Heavy Grade Tubing which
Exceeds SCS Specifications. In sizes 4",
6". 8", 10" and 12".
★ Also Pipe And Fittings For Tile Outlet
Terraces.
Donald G Hoover
Leslie RH
Gwen RH
R Dwight Hoover
9 RH
38 GH
34 RH
11 GH
39 GH
Aldon Acres
Barb RH
George D Smith
89 GH
88 GH
Dawn Baker
94 GH
212 RH
244 RH
246 RH
Harry Brubaker
16 GH
Rodney L Metzler
70 RH
71 GH
116 K GH
160 GH
54 GH
Phillip E Pheasant
Barb GH
Sharon RH
Lar Ann Farm
Dons RH
Lady RH
Betsy RH
Blackie RH
Allen L Edwards
Coffee RH
Rodney Babe
129 GH
171 GH
Thomas W Kelly
Lon RH
Cherry RH
Noah S Zimmerman
Sonja GH
Wayne A Sollenberger
78 RH
Noah Zeiset
Star GH
Ann RH
Rose RH
Wayne & Reida Carper
31 RH
Mark Slagenweit, Jr
Tina GH
Charles & Mike Hoover
Gretta GH
Model RH
Sugar GH
Cracker RH
Chico RH
Tuffy GH
Jody GH
Sparkling Springs Farm
282 GH
284 GH
721
744
736
788
715
822
659
709
18,540
18,301
21,849
25,187
17,451
17,427
20,292
64
64
63
39
3 10
17,433
38
22,164
15,316
39
38
16,884
21,972
20,522
18,950
9-8
52
48
4-5
16,060
2-10
16,636
18,080
21,745
17,749
14,316
90
6 1
5 1
39
29
19,618
18,362
23,489
20,739
17,144
21,654
6-11
63
27
66
18,253
19,730
21,460
20,560
17,129
19,564
17,207
18,313
19,559
19,174
15,294
44
19,600
83
17,516
23,976
20,710
18,278
21,685
23,185
16,795
39
46
3 1
29
28
30
2 10
19,947
17,529
PH: 215-267-3808
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 5,1980—D23
Bracjjey Sollenberger
JD Black GH
Revere Smith
Dottie GH
David W Bishop
Star GH
K Wayne Burket
2 GH
David N Greenleaf
29 GH
Eli D Smith
0677
John Keithley
15
3 7 693
4 3 785
4 3 939
4 3 1085
4 9 860
41 708
3 8 772
667
860
671
677
852
847
715
40
39
41
38
653
687
880
749
657
661
4 1
49
34
3 7
46
HERSHEY
Changing International
Markets of the 1980’s” will
be the theme of the Fifth
Annual Pennsylvania In
ternational Trade Con
ference, Charles A. Fagan,
111 and Robert G. Walton,
Conference Co-Chairmen,
announced Monday This
year’s conference will be
held m Hershey, from May 4
to 6.
716
677
956
700
808
781
4 1
34
4 7
36
696
751
950
The purpose of PITC is to
expand the Pennsylvania
businessman’s awareness of
the challenges and op
portunities m international
trade and investment, and to
prepare him to take ad
vantage of those op
portunities.
797
660
710
798
750
724
662
Special sessions on in
ternational agricultural
sales have been added to this
year’s program. Some of the
discussion topics to be
covered are - new markets
for agricultural exports;
methods for reaching
foreign buyers; and the
world demand for food and
agricultural products.
Participants will attend
panel sessions on current
business issues, and gain
practical advice on domg
_ business abroad. The panels
1 are comprised of prominent
J businessmen and
660
705
749
925
723
671
779
845
703
692
697
professionals who will relate
real-life experiences and
success stories - both for the
new-to-export and the ex-
6 9 18,397 3 9 722
GM 4-5 17,183 3 8 651
Special
session
“The
GREEN
DIESEL FUEL
★ EASIER STARTING
★ MORE EFFICIENT
TRY A TANKFUL.
YOU’LL LIKE THE CHANGE.
CALL LANCASTER AGWAY
PETROLEUM DEALER
717-397-4954
ASK ABOUT OUR QUANTITY
DISCOUNT PRICES
<SSS) ag way
PETROLEUM
BOX 1197, DILLERVILLE ROAD
LANCASTER, PA.
16,783
17,711
17,949
38
18,690 (
42
18,704
ag sales
added
international
penenced
company.
A highlight of the 1960
conference will be the
presentation of the first
“Governor’s Export Award”
by Pennsylvania Governor
Dick Thornburgh at the
Keystone Dinner which is
slated to open this year’s
PITC on May 4.
In addition to Governor
Thornburgh, the con
ference’s impressive array
of keynote speakers include
Charles W. Parry, Executive
Vice President, Aluminum
Company of America, and
John L. Moore, Jr.,
President and Chairman of
the Export-Import Bank of
the U.S
This year a unique op
portunity for an individual
marketing consultation is
also available to PITC
participants. By special
arrangement with the U.S
Department of Commerce,
attendees will be able to
meet with a Department of
Commerce international
trade specialist at the
conference to discuss
marketing of their product in
specific foreign markets.
Working to promote export
trade, the PITC is an in
dependent, nonprofit
organization sponsored by a
number of leading Penn
sylvania business firms and
the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
AGWAY
687
734
696
708
787