AlB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 17,1981 SYRACUSE, N.Y. A large and .champion female, reserve enthusiastic crowd gathered as the champion female, and grand 2nd Simmental show got un- champion bull. derway. In the group classes. Linden Linden Farms, LaGrangeville, Farms took home the silver in the New York, fared well capturing following classes: Pair of the coveted awards of grand Yearlings, Breeder’s Herd, Best The grand champion Simmental bull was another Linden Farms entry. Whitney Hills Simmentals, Wolcott, New York, exhibited the reserve grand champion bull and received the premier exhibitor award. Linden Farms sweeps N.Y. Simmental show Five Head and New York Special. The reserve champion bull was exhibited by Whitney Hill Sun mentals, Wolcott, New York. Whitney HIU was also the premier exhibitor. Alexandar Farms of Interlaken, New York won the Pair of Calves class and C-Bar Farm of LaGrangeville, New York won the Amateur-Owner-Breeder class. Ken White, Simme •Valley Ranch, Groton, New York, and Jim Ford, Sidehill Farm, Angelica, New York, both mem bers of the New York Sunmental Association, took pictures of the show. A New York Simmental Association Central and Western Branch meeting followed the show at which tune the upcoming N.Y.S.A. sponsored sales were discussed. There will be an all simmental club calf and female sale in Angelica at the Angelica sales barn on October 31, at 1 p.m. Glatfelter shares cost of tree seedlings SPRING GROVE Landowners are reminded that it is time to plan for tree planting to be done in the spring of 1982. The Glatfelter Pulp Wood Company, Spring Grove, will share, on a 50-50 basis, the cost of seedlings with interested lan downers. Since the inception of the Company program in 1951, nearly 17 million seedlings have been furnished to landowners in these south central Pennsylvania counties: Adams, Berks, Chester, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, ANNUAL meOiCINC ANIMAL HEALTH SEMINAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 9 to 3 at the FARM & HOME CENTER 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, PA ★ The program will include Lactation Physiologist, Dr. Ron Gorewit, Cornell University. ★ All Major Animal Health Suppliers will exhibit their products and will welcome your questions throughout the day. $ 5 OO Will Get You s lo°°! Purchase of a ticket for $5 admits one to the Seminar & entitles the bearer to a Free Lunch plus $lO.OO credit toward any purchase made at the seminar. There will be Special Sales Discounts on all orders written at the seminar for delivery on or before October 31,1981. Limited to one ticket per order. Ticket void after 10/20/81. ' ' ORDER YOUR TICKETS MOW FROM YOUR ANIMAL MEDIC ROUTE SALESMAN OR SEND YOUR CHECK TO: ANIMAL MEDIC INC. P.O. Box 575, Manchester, PA 17345 ANIMAL mewciHC P.O. BOX 575 • MANCHESTER, PA. 17345 • (717) 266-5611 PA RESIDENTS PHONE TOLL FREE: OUT OF STATE: 1-800-632-1831 1-800-233-1956 IT'S ANIMAL MEDIC / W MikNIMAIJ DISTRIBUTORS OF FOR //V/7^ DK: / AMERICA’S BEST ANIMAL ANIMAL HEALTH i.Adl*l IWL / HEALTH AND FARM SUPPLIES Linden Farms, Lagrangeville, N.Y. exhibited the grand champion female at the 1981 New York State Fair held recently in Syracuse. Fulton, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, Schuylkill and York. Tree seedlings available this year under the Glatfelter program are Austrian pine, Virginia pine, Japanese larch, white pine, Norway spruce, white spruce and pitch pine. Orders now being ac cepted will be filled on a first- For information about placing come, first-serve basis. an order, see your local County The Glatfelter Company imposes Agent, your, Bureau of Forestry no restrictions of any kind, but District office or write directly to landowners planting these trees- The Glatfelter Pulp Wood Cora must comply with state pany, Spring Grove, PA 17362. Invites You To Their Annual regulations regarding these trees, The Glatfeiter program has an overall dollar limitation. Seedling orders will be accepted by the Division on a first come basis until the Glatfeiter program dollar limit has been reached.
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