At the annual sales coi. jrence of .aeon jng
Company, Inc. held at Wells College, Aurora, N.Y., President
Wilbur L. Townsend presented Golden Eagle Awards to the
employees who achieved the best performance. Townsend,
left, presents the Golden Eagle Award to Raymond E.
Rudisili, S & D Area Manager of the York-Adams/South Penn
Area. Rudisili and his wife reside in York.
n honors Rudisill
Purina announces health products
ST I.UUItJ, Mo. Tluee new
products from Ralston Purina s
Health Products Division have
been introduced and mcuiporaled
into a complete swine dysenleiy
t bloody scours i treatment and
control program
Purina Chek-H-Scoui Soluble
Powder dysentery treatment is
positioned as the first line attack
against this fast-spreading, herd
decnnating disease The lin
comycin hydrochloride active
product is water soluble to treat
even off-feed pigs, as speed is o!
the essence in this rapidly
debilitating disease. Purina Chek-
K-Scour Soluble Powder is
available in a 40-gram packet
which medicates 04 gallons ul
drinking water or approximately
105/40 lb. feeder pigs depending on
water consumption.
The next important product m
the program is Purina Chek-K-
Scour Plus antibiotic medicated
teed pre-mix It continues the
lincomycm hydrochloride, but also
has additional vitamins and
minerals and lysine supplements
to restore needed levels to hogs
whose intestinal systems are not
capable of adequate absorption for
maximum recovery. Purina Chek-
K-Scour Plus is manufactured in 4(1
lb. bags, 'treatment level is one
bag added to one ton of feed.
Treatment period is tor three
weeks.
The last product in the Purina
Program is Purina Chek-K-Ton Id
medicated feed additive. Purina
Chek-K-Ton LI provides an
ongoing control against
recurrences which are common to
this disease. Purina Chek-K-Ton LI
is fed until six days before
slaughter. It is available in a 5 lb.
bag which replaces 5 lbs. of grain
in making a ton of feed to provide
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 1,1983—05
i ecoiiimended control lev els
The eiiln e treatment and control
piogiam with Purina products to
tarry out each phase are presented
ABS promotes Buschner
DE FOREST, Wise - Frederick
A Buschner has been appointed
National Sales Manager for
American Breeders Service.
In his new position. Buschner
will be responsible for his com
pany 's sales activities throughout
the United Stales and Canada, with
sixty-five Regional and District
Managers, and some 1.200 Sales
Representatives under his
supervision.
Immediately prior to his ap
pointment, Buschner served as
Kegional Sales Manager for ABS in
northeastern U.S., a position he
held tor 15 years During his
career, Buschner has won several
company awards for his
proficiency m sales management
Buschner was raised in New
Jersey and attended high school in
Teanech.
Following World War 11 service,
Buschner entered Cornell
University and graduated with a
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Animal Husbandry He then
enrolled m the University ot
Connecticut where he received his
Master of Science degree in 11150,
and immediately joined the staff of
that institution as Assistant Ex
tension Dairyman. He served in
that position 2 1/2 years, then
accepted the position of Manager
of the Massachusetts Selective
Breeding Association. He left this
organization in 1567 to join
American Breeders Service as an
Extension Kepresentative for the
m a new handout brochui e which is
available lu the public II is tilled
Purina bwine Dvsenleiv
1 reatmenl and Cunltol Program
Frederick Buschner
New England slater with his office
in Ithaca, New York
After two }ean> in this position,
he resigned to manage the Con
necticut Artificial Breeding
Association (or a short tune and
returned to ABii as District Sales
Manager in Wisconsin in 1960
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