Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 09, 1984, Image 63

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    Search begins for
Lackawanna daily
TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. - The
search for a 1984
Wyoming/Lackawanna Dairy
Princess has begun, according to
the newly organized Dairy Prin
cess Committee in those joint
counties. All single young women
between the ages of 16 and 22, who
are from a dairy farm background,
are eligible for the title. The
contest covers Wyoming and
Lackawanna counties.
The winner of the
Wyoming/Lackawanna Dairy
Princess Pageant, to be held at the
Moose Lodge on Rt. 309 in
Tunkhannock on Friday, June 29,
will be eligible to vie at the state
Individualized
computer
k feeding system
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N.E. REG.
NY.PA.NJ.Cr, NORTHWEST PA &
MA, VT. Rl. ME, NH NY
ROBERT E. TURNER TOM MOORE
R.D. »1, Box 11 28 Petrolia St.
Aspers, PA 17304 Bradford, PA
717-677-9301 16702
814-362-3933
level for the Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess title.
Wyoming/Lackawanna counties
need to be represented by a Dairy
Princess for promotion of the dairy
industry. This contest hasn’t been
held for the last couple of years,
but the newly organized committee
encourages participation in the
event.
Young women interested in
entering the local pageant should
contact: Mrs. Audrey Naylor
(Lackawanna County), phone 945-
5091, or Mrs. Madeline Harding
(Wyoming County) 836-1921 by
Saturday, June 16.
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princess
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To be successful in dairying today, you know how im
portant it is to be in complete control of your feeding pro
gram and to have all the information possible on each
and every cow That's why Westfaha has developed the
Codatron Individualized computer feeding system
With Codatron, milk production and profits can be max
imized while minimizing health problems thanks to an
early warning system And unlike many other units,
Codatron is an expandable system that won't become
obsolete
The feeding system is quality built and basically fool
proof and automatic You'll have dairy reports of
•oogi.# herd conditions and performance Ration adjust
F * ments can be made quickly and easily You’ll be
sr»« H alerted to problem cows fast
The Codatron is available in two basic models The
F 26 with feeding capabilities to 999 cows, up to
26 feeders, double ration capability with dairy
consumption reports The Model L offers feed-
PTOG " H mg Pl us breeding management capabilities
And that’s not all Westfaha’s Codatron is
’"n designed for expansion into parlor data milk
functions and home computer interfacing
Watch for new breakthroughs to be intro
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DAVE PATTERSON
P. 0.246
Upperville, VA
22176
703-592-3845
Osteoporosis plagues many older women
who have not been getting enough
calcium. Current findings indicate
large daily amounts of
calcium - 1000 milligrams - from
food or supplements may help
prevent osteoporosis.
One cup of whole milk, skim milk
or buttermilk provides about 300
milligrams of calcium. So does one
cup of plain yogurt*, ounces of
cheddar cheese, 1% cups of cottage
cheese and IM> cups of ice cream or
ice milk.
Skim milk is the lowest calorie
source of calcium (about 86
calories) followed by buttermilk
(99 calories). At the other end of
the scale is ice cream with about
330 calories for an admittedly
large- IVz cup serving. The same
amount of ice milk would run about
300 calories.
YORK “I’m sure I didn’t
trip,” said Nancy McKay. “My leg
just seemed to go out from under
me.”
Nancy, a retired school teacher,
didn’t trip. Her left hip broke
because her bones had become
extremely fragile. Nancy McKay
is a victim of osteoporosis.
Osteoporosis is a major health
problem for postmenopausal
women, says A. Joan Lamberson,
Extension home economist at the
Pennsylvania State University. It
results in a decrease of the total
bone mass, making the bones
extremely fragile and susceptible
to breakage.
It is the reason why some older
women grow shorter. It may also
result in “dowager’s hump” as
duced soon 1
Contact your Westfalia Sales Centei
today Find out why Westfalia is truly the
leader in high tech dairy equipment
For the name and location of your near
est Sales Center, call or write
WESTFAUA
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1862 Brummel Or
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60007
1-800-323-6723
312-437-8660
vertebra collapse. The most likely
cause of osteoporosis is not getting
enough calcium and vitamin D
over a long term period.
Milk and milk products are the
main dietary sources of calcium.
Most milk is fortified with vitamin
D, which comes from sunshine.
Adult women need 800
milligrams of calcium every day.
Yet a recent U.S. Department of
Agriculture survey showed that
the average women over 45 was
only getting about 450 milligrams -
about half the recommended
amount.
There are many reasons why
women don’t drink milk - the cost,
fear of gaining weight, lack of
awareness of its importance in the
adult diet or just plain dislike.
It may not be too late for women
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Thanks So Much Dairy Farm
Families For Your High
Standards And Work In This
Important Industry
Westfalia Sales Centers
Cumberland Farm t
Dairy Supply, Inc.
Larry Hughes
Gary Walton, Sales
Mgr.
717-263-0826
COCHRANVILLE
Farm Construction &
Equipment
Robert L. Janney
215-593-2365
JERSEY SHORE
Tom L. Dunlap
717-398-1391
COLUMBIA.
MONTOUR &
NORTHUMBERLAN
CO'S
Williams Farm
Systems
Dave Williams
717-398-2692
LITITZ
Fisher A Thompson
Assoc.
Amos Fisher
Rick Thompson
717-627-1530
SYSfIMAT.
Wohr’s Dairy
Equipment
Mark Wohr
717-966-1396
FOR THE AMISH DAIRYMAN PARADISE
Uoyd Ranch
717-687-6361
BELLEVILLE KIRKWOOD
Bylor's Most) A Elam S. Stoltrfus REBERSBURG
Refrig. Service 717-529-2623 Tim’s Diesel Service
Daniel Byler 717-529-2668 TimStoltzfus
717-483-6446 Answering Service 814-349-5110
Answering Service Answering Service
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 9,1984—823
THE DAIRYMEN
MT. BETHEL
K.C. Dairy Service
Kevin Correll
717-897-5141
NEW
WILMINGTON
Chuck Moose, Inc.
412-533-3077
SCHWENKSVILLE
Penn Valley
Cropstore, Inc.
Dale Stutzman
215-287-9650
215-944-0126
SPARTANSBURG
Brenner Dairy
Equipment
Albert Brenner
814-654-7309
TROY
Dairyland Sales A
Service
Jim Kelley
717-297-4128
SYKESVILLE. MO
Dairyman Inc.
Mid-Atlantic Division
William Stauffer
301-795-2727
301-781-7020