Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 28, 1981, Image 15

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    Lancaster, Lebanon Inter-State Locals meet
BY SHEILA MILLER
MT JOY Members of Disthct
7 ot Inter-State Milk Producers’
Cooperative met Thursday for
their annual banquet
Business for the day included the
election of officers for three locals
In the Donegal Local, Donald L
Hershey was elected president
Assisting him will be John M
Gingrich, vice president and
Preston W Newcomer, secretary
treasurer
Three delegates chosen tor
Donegal include Eivm K Bren
neman, J, Wilmer Eby and Earl N
Landis, with alternates Paul M
Fahnestock, Marvin Nissley, and
Paul Sauder
Hauling committee members tor
the Christ Herr route and tne Lloyd
BIG FARM POWER AND EQUIPMENT
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There are other four
wheel drive tractors. But
Steiger is preferred here in
the East by more farmers
J farming more than 1000
acres than all the other 200
plus drawbar HP four wheel
drive tractors combined.
Why? The answer is simple.
Steiger Tractors have been
proving themselves in the
fields of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and
Delaware for the past six years.
Steiger Tractors are dependable, like a Farmall M.
Steiger uses rugged components designed for
construction equipment. Engines such as Cat and
Cummins. Drive-line components such as Spicer and
Allison. Steiger uses plate steel for their hoods, not
fiberglass. Steiger guarantees its drive-line com
ponents for 2-years. Steiger Tractors we well are
backed-up by Hoober Service Specialists and a stand*
by-tractor.
BUT DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT; ASK A NEIGHBOR WHO OWNS ONE.
STEIGER OWNERS ARE THE BEST SALESMEN WE HAVE...
Welk route respectively are Gerald
M. Whisler and Donald L Hershey
Kay P Bollinger was elected
president ot the Lititz Local, with
Clyde M Buchen serving as vice
president Secretary-treasurer for
the Local will be Earl C Sta utter
Lititz Local delegates included
Galen W Crouse and Paul S
Horning, with alternates Raymond
K Burkholder and Mervin Sauder
Noah W. Kreider, Jr was
selected hauling committee
member tor the Leo Swart
zentruber route
And, in the Lebanon County
Local,'Robert Sollenberger will be
serving as piesident and John C
Bartsch will be vice president J
Melvin Brandi will serve as
secretary-treasurer *
WHY SETTLE FOR LESS?
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
A FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
Delegates tor the Local will be*
Donald K Bomberger, Howaid
Kopp, and J Melvin Brandt, with
alternates Kay Kennedy, Gary £
Miller, kand J Calvin Zim
merman
The Inter-State members heard
trom three active women in the
dairy industry
Connie Balraer, the Lancaster
County Dairy Princess, motivated
the group with her talk called
Milk the American Way” And
Joyce Graybill spoke about the
promotions program of the
American Dairy Association
Kathy Gill, the new Inter-State
public relations director, made her
debut at a Local luncheon
Gra>bill expounded on the
KEAL program which she ex-
Steiger Tractors save fuel,
like a Volkswagen Rabbit.
Steiger’s simple drive train
converts a larger per
centage of engine HP to the
drawbar than other 4-wheel
drive tractors. Steiger’s
drive train efficiency
translates into more work
performed per gallon of fuel
than the others. Our ex
perience with large tillage equipment enables us to
match the proper tillage tool to the proper tractor for
your particular operation. Less slippage means in
creased efficiency.
Steiger Tractors are comfortable like a Lincoln
Continental. Steiger’s Safari Cab is quieter than other
200 plus HP four-wheel drive tractors. They are
roomy and the large contoured seat takes the torture
out of those long spring days. Air-conditioning and an
AM-FM stereo tape player are standard equipment.
Steiger Tractors are priced like a Chevrolet. Price a
Steiger by the pound, by the drawbar HP, or by the
acre. Then compare. You’ll see you can afford this
Cadilac of four-wheel drive tractors.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 28,1981—A15
plained is an ettective way to
identity real dairy products and
develop more consumer
awareness She mentioned recent
promotions which linked milk with
the dental health week and tooth
brush sales, and the most recent
one which nostalgically advertized
milk with Hershey’s cocoa and an
old-time stoneware mug
Coming up, she announced, are
programs like a sweepstakes
called ‘Milk’s Good as Gold”,
where consumers will have to
match the REAL seal in a
newspaper ad to one in the
supermarket to possibly win
$lO,OOO or a year’s supply of
groceries
Her excitement was hard to
conceal as she told ot a fall cam
paign with Tastykake and a
potential breakfast campaign with
McDonald’s
Other programs include sports
with the Baltimore Orioles and the
Philadelphia Phillies sponsoring
promotion programs.
And, GraybiU concluded, the
milk industry has reached the
space age. Promotion help is
coming from a robot who can give
a milk plege, sings a milk song,
and cheers for its product. An
electronic milk game helps to
capture the attention of kids and
adults alike
The I-S members were reminded
to practice sound management in
the barn by fieldman Andrew
Marvin, which set the stage" for
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