12—Lancaster .Farming, Saturday. June 18. 1960
• Craft'Days
(From Page 1)
County Firm Receives
. Shipment Of Flykiller
ing only). use of
the oldtimc steam locomo- 0 250 blllion flics on
live, blacksmithmg, gunsm
ilhmg, bulct molding, pot- Pennsylvania farms will bo
tery making, wood carving, killed by the shipment of
chair making, wood turning, almost 10 tons of Banafly
basket weaving, and oven syrU p recently received by
baking. '" the New Holland Supply Co.,
of New Holland, according
Tinsmitlung ana copper- tQ ofßcials 0 £ the company,
smithing are on the program
along with lace "making, rug Although a mighty num
weaving, cloth weaving, rug ber, the figure is considered
hooking, wool and flax sp- a conservative estimate bas
innmg, corn mat braiding, ed on the small amount of
and printing. Taking part the ingredient required to
will be 29 volunteer crafts- kill one fly
men
Hours each day will be 1 the syrup delivered to the
pm. to 5 pm. The Museum New Holand firm is one of
is on Route 222, four miles the largest shipments of in
northwest of Lancaster. A secticide to come into the
nominal admission fee will county this year, officials
be charged
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S NEW HOLLAND. PA.
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Your MASSEY-FERGUSON Dealer
R. M. BRUBAKER, INC.
SALCJNGA, PA
M. M. WEAVER & SONS
"P. D. 1, BAREVILLE PA.
The lraclo--trailor load of
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Ph. TWinoaks 8-4016
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• Cooperation
(From Page 1)
soil building and conserva
tion practices.
When questioned about
the Bengal Tigers in his
native district, Bose explain
ed that there is no closed
season on the big cats, but
a permit is required in order
to kill one.
Other large wild animals
in the forests under the juri
sdiction of Bose are rhino
cerous and elephants. The
one-horned Indian rhmocer
ous was becoming very sc
arce and none may be kill
ed
The elephants sometimes
become so numerous that
they must be controlled.
When this happens, stock
ades are built 'and the wild
elephants are driven into
the compound and captured
with the aid of trained ani
mals The excess animals are
then trained or sold to zoos.
An elephant may not be
killed unless it has been de
clared a rogue by the divis
ional forest officer and the
district forester.
Bose explained that while
the well known Teak wood
is one of the most profitable
trees in India, it is not the
most useful timber tree.
More structural lumber is
cut from the Sal (pronounc
ed “Shal”) than from the
teak which is used more
for furniture and for ship
building
After leaving Lancaster
county, on July 3, Bose will
study at Nashville Tennes
see, Granada, Mississippi;
Athens and Atlanta, Georgia
and at the SCS training cen
ter at Coshocton, Ohio, re
turning to India on Novem
ber 18.
Married about a year and
a half, Bose is traveling in
this country alone. “After
all,” he asks, “How far can
two travel on 70 rupees’”
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USED CRUSHERS AND CRIMPERS FOR SALE
-- “«aon a i , v)
acreage allotment i s 55 V 1
lion acres—the nnnimL'
had been determined n
on the basis of the la W ' S °*'
ply formula, the 19ei ,
nvent would have been*,
acres. The allotments
Farmers will receive no- in 39 states des,nn,, ap|
;e of their 1961 farm “commercial.”
eat allotments well in ad-
fheat Quota
ards To Be
vailable
ice of the Jdly 21 mar- As directed by IIVl lVl \
;ing quota referendum, keting quotas must be *
•I Groff, Chairman of the claimed for the nexi \ ?
msylvama Agricultural crop when the
bilization and Conservat- supply is mote 2 ()
Committee, has announ- cent abov" the nonndl 1
cl. The overall wheat al- ply. The supply [ ol 19 J*
iincnt for Pennsylvania is estimated at v 5 bin
• 1961 is 555,818 acres, bushels—92 per com m
jut 2 per cent less than than normal. " lt
ic 1980 allotment (Turn to page ig)
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