Lancaster Ag-Industry
(Continued from Pag* A 1)
Individual tickets to die £vent
arc priced at $l5. Half a table
(eight places) may be reserved for
$llO, and a full table for 16 at
$2lO.
The deadline for registration is
Thursday, November 19. Reserva
tions may be made by sending a
check payable to The Lancaster
Chamber to The Lancaster Cham
ber Ag Banquet, P.O. Box 1558,
Lancaster, PA 17603. Please
include your name, the name of
your farm or business, your phone
number and the number of tickets
desired.
A highlight of the banquet each
year is the recognition of new
“Century Farm Families.” To
qualify as a Century Farm, the
farm must be owned by the same
family for 100 consecutive years to
the date of application, and a fami
ly member must currently live on
the farm. The farm must consist of
at least 10 acres of the original
holding or gross more than $l,OOO
annually from the sale of farm
products.
The purpose of the Century
Farms Program, initiated by the
Department of Agriculture as a
Bicentennial project, is to emphas-
now supplies the _ ,
feed needs of the , q
sheep Industry J Lfc- V/#
with two new it *i V U
Hess Mills
complete feeds in bag or bulk:
• Hess Lamb Creep Feed - 16%
• Hess Lamb Finisher - 13%
Both feature a coarse ground grain mix.
Also available
for on the farm mixing:
• Purina Mills Lamb Balancer
32% protein
325 g./Ton Aureomycin
Give us a call during the week
or on Saturday until 11:30 A.M.
6 S. Vintage Rd.
Paradise, PA 17562
(717)442-4183
(717)768-3301
Registered trademark of Ralston Purina Company
ize the contributions of the tamily
farm to the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Secretary Wolff assumed his
present post in February. He holds
a B.S. degree in dairy husbandry
from The Pennsylvania State
University.
Following his graduation in
1953, he returned to his home in
Westmoreland County to own and
operate the 410-acre family farm,
and has spent the past 33 years in
full-time farming and active parti
cipation in many state and local
farm organizations.
His success as a farmer earned
him the Pennsylvania Master Far
mer Award in 1970, designation as
a Kellogg Fellow in 1972, Out
standing County Farm Conserva
tionist Award in 1975, Outstand
ing Grassland Award in 1976, and
Distinguished Service to Agricul
ture Award in 1977.
.He has served as state director of
the Pennsylvania Farmers Associ
ation, a member of the board of
trustees of The Pennsylvania State
University, president of the West
moreland County Farmers Associ
ation, president of the Westmore
land County Cooperative Exten
sion Service, and chairman of the
kssMus
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j PURINA CHOWS J
WYOMING CO. Levi Ran
som, Nicholson, was elected presi
dent of the Endless Mountain Loc
al of Atlantic Dairy Cooperative
District 38 at the local’s annual
meeting Oct. 20.
West Central Pennsylvania Feder
al Land Bank.
Although he retired from active
farming last year, he retains mem
bership in several statewide farm
organizations.
Rt. 82
Unionville, PA 18375
(215)347-2377
Atlantic Local Elects
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LANCASTER
FARMING
CLASSIFIED
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C.E. WILEY & SON INC.
101 S. LIME ST OUARRYVILLE. PA Ph. (717) 786-2895
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 14, 1987-Al9
Other officers elected were
Joseph Karp, Nicholson, vice pres
ident, and John Onyon, New Mil
ford, secretary/treasurer.
Appointed as delegates to attend
the cooperative’s annual meeting
Nov. 19-20 were: Joseph A. Mil
len, Waymart; Louis Spadine Jr.,
Nicholson; John Manzoni, Nichol
son, Jeanette Luce, Tunkhannock;
and Samantha Smith, Montrose.
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Our 80th Year Serving The Community
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Alternate delegates are: Allen
Oaks, Montrose; Kirk Rhone, Star
racucca; Ronald Peck, Pleasant
Mountain; Doris Jones, Montrose;
Levi Ransom, Nicholson; and
Frank Manzonie, Dallas.
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