dent, will _ return to the . , . , . school as one of eight select- b©V6n AQu LdnCl ed 1958 school alumni to serve as a special staff as- T rt Dicfrirf sisiant for the training fac- 1 ° 00,1 ulty. Seven new cooperators xy Representing the Senior were approved this week for Extension club will be Janet membership in the Lancast- Risser, Holtwood ED I, and er c oun t y soil Conservation William Endslow, Marietta* , . , „ J j District, by District Directors in regular monthly business Other 4-H Council mem- session, bers to attend include: Land controlled by the iren L» ncast ' and Senior [S and lead llt the coun duung the CJub Lead a the Penn Pat Musser, Columbia R seven county farmers and m- D. 1; Joanne Denlinger, Lan- eluded under their agrec caster, Darwin Royd, Ephra- ments totals 534 acres The la RD 1, and J. David Lapp, new district members are: Lancaster mcil presi- youh CO. :EAU ZATE or PLANT CO. ROAD EX 2-4983 tato and Tomato Browers— Pont MANZAir gives rful disease protection... s produce higher yields, more No. Ts POTATOES—“Manzate” gives outstanding control ghts... it’s the “new standard of excellence” iwer tests, “Manzate” has boosted yields of No. I’s an aver '2l 4 hundredweights per acre over standard "fungicide pro > Right in your own state, “Manzate” led all other fungicides 1 In fact, in these tests, “Manzate” stood out best because it itently resulted in high yields. Last year, potato fields treated ‘Manzate” stayed blight-free; although surrounded by infected in many instances. TOMATOES —“Mandate” is the most nearly d fungicide yet developed risk the severe disease.damage that so many tomato growers ed during 1958. Use “Manzate” for positive control of all fungus diseases of tomatoes. “Manzate” controls defoliation fruit rots with maximum efficiency, yet is mild on plants. And 'ng-house records show-that spraying “Manzate" increased 0 yields an average of 75 per cent over untreated fields. nber these advantages from "MANZATE”... ‘landing Disease Control. oughly Tested, Recommended. Me Spray Programs, “tailor i'sr your area and conditions. ie m °st effective disease control, be sure you get Du Pont "Manzale” fungicide. Order a supply of *sManzate” from your dealer now! On nil (henicals, always foiloiv label instructions and warnings carefully. m , ' 5 u s fAtorr R THINGS for better uvrws... THROUGH ch emistry . C. EHRLICH CO. tor of Manzate and other DuPont 'Agricultural Chemicals Phone EX 7-3721 !S *nut St., Lancaster Peat Moss - 7 cu. ft BB Bronze Turkey poults while they last at 100 W. Rock cockerels & only " $llOO Barred Cross St runs 4 cu ft at-Only $ 2 95 Turkey starter mash $4.70 Black Wilson Soy Crumbles $4 90 Beans $6.00 per bu Chick starter NFZ $4 45 Altman’s Super A Dog Grower NFZ $4.40 Meal $8.50 per (cwt 20% Quality Egg Mash plus tax D. P $4.20 Prance Kibbled Biscuit pellets 15c extra Dog Food 25 lb. at 16% ail mash DP.$4 05 only $2.10 pellets 20c extra Berry Bo'xes $22 00 per Rabbit pellets $5.10 thousand plus tax 25 lb. - $1.40 plus tax BB Turkey Altman’s Milk Replacer poults 25 lb. $3.95 ALTMAN’S CASH FEED STORE 947 Harrisburg Pike Ph. Lane. EX 4-7715 Willis H. Weaver, Mgr. maneb fungicide , • Easy »o Use —No mixing or han dling problems. • Economical —The most disease con trol for your money. MANZATE fungicide Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Tune 13, 1959 —5 Elmer M. Burkholder, £ Ephrata R. D. 3, 43 acres; Raymond Gehman, of Bow mansille, 150;' Monroe W. Good, East Earl R. D 1, 88, Paul S Good, Denver RD 1, 55; Harvey Leinbach, East Earl RDI, 30; Rufus Musser, Rothsville, 93, and Fred H. Shenck, Willow Street, 75 acres Miss Vera Weaver, Litilz and Manheim Central Elem. School teacher, was present ed the District scholarship to Penn State’s Soil Con servation Lab Workshop this BURLINGS CHICKS FIT FARMERS' NEEDS! You can find just what you want at Bill Burling’s hatch cry. You have eight top strains and crosses to choose from Our Leghorn eggs hardly need grading—they’re so uniform. Our Sexlinks are very popular with near by farmers. Then there are the “pick’ of the best strains and cross es for Broilers, or meat-and eggs. Our many top wins at Chick and Egg Shows prove their quality in competition One customer said our Carey Leghorns are. “Just wonderful birds to handle”. That’s important in high powered Leghorns. Take your pick to suit your needs. Stirling's Big 8 Carey's Famous Random Sample Test-winning Leg- A Chick for every Farm or Business-flock need! BURLING’S HATCHERY Box F premium nutrition —For Breeding Flocks —For Birds raised in confinement —For Hens Bred For Extra Production WAYHE UNIVERSAL MIXER is the feed for YOU! Extra rich in vitamins, minerals and high quality proteins —Syncro-Zymic too 1 Let us grind your own grain with Wayne Universal Mixer for true economy in your poultry feeding. H * /} * B ROSS C. ULRICH. JR. R.D. 2, Peach Bottom, Pa. J. K. STAUFFER & SON Lawn and Bellaire, Pa. SUNSHINE FARM SUPPLY Lititz. Pa. The Agricultural Hall of Fame will be located on a site 114 miles west of Kansas Ci ty, Kansas The location in cludes 409 acres adjacent to the Kansas turnpike on the south and U S Highways 24- 40 on the north It is predic ted that 200,000 persons will visit the Hall in its early ye ars—as many as a milion la ter on summer The award is span sored by Harry H. Noll, Lan caster investment broker and conservationist horns , A customer made a 270-egg average on 1800 birds! Merryknoll Sexlink (Rock male x Andrews White Rock “brain” methods. Golden Sexlinks Harco male x Andrews White Rock female. They’re tough, and great layers. Cobb's While Rocks Broiler Test winners and good layers too. Vaniress x Cobb White Rocks Popular for meat. Garrison Cornish Male x Cobb While Bock female. Super meat quality. Gove's Barred Rocks. Still a favorite of- many farmers. Burling's New Hampshires. Carefully selected stock. When you’re ready to or der (and it’s getting late) pick up the phone and call Oxford 286 collect. Oxford, Penna. H. M. STAUFFER & SON'S. Inc. Witmer - Honks - Leola. Pa. MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Millersville, Pa- ABERDEEN MILLS R.D. 2. Elizabethtown. Pa. ROHRER'S MILL R.D. 1. Honks' Pa. LIME VALLEY MILLS R.D. 1. Willow Street. Piu
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