nty Dancers So-Si-Do Farm Show ;e teams o£ square s from Lancaster Co will be among the 60 from 28 counties in tition at the 1962 flvania State Farm ipeting for $750 in premiums on Tuesday January 9 in the large of the farm show ig will be two groups up mostly of Senior ion club members and •oup of twins. colorful attraction, dancers in special ies will be the fifth itation of the annual dance festival at the show. The three diyi of the contest - Dh£is for dancers old, Division B - for •s over 21, and Dis|s - for mixed-age squa&r il be judged separately the B division will be light dancers from tpe Twin •y Erma Noll, Rein- the C Division Warren. • of Columbia HI will the square from the il Senior Extension L nd William S Endslow inetta will lead the mde Hall Dance Sr jf the Lancaster 'Co- Senior Extension Club. tize Our Advertisers FARM BUREAU Guaranteed Free Flowing Pulverized or Granular k Delivered in Bags OR Bulk-Spread on Your Farm AYE Bureau BULK FERTILIZER The Major Gilt Division An fantAr Drive thi3 campaign wIU be AQ vßlllßr ISi IVc comprised of twelve teams ; I of five members each and ■ LISTS V-nairmen be geared to contact ap- , Two well-known Lancaster proximately four hundred of County businessmen will be the potentially larger contn prominently identified with butors throughout the Coun the Lancaster County Agri- ty. Following the solicitation cultural Center Fund Cam- of the farming communities, paign. Mr. Jesse Suavely, Jr. it will be the second phase and Mr. Lawrence H. Skrom- of the drive. It is scheduled me will serve as Co-Chair- to start its campaign the men of the Major Gifts Di- early part of February. 1962. vision in the forthcoming Names of Captains and building fund drive. This was team members will be an made known today by Levi nounced in the near future. H. Brubaker and Leslie S. Hubbard, General Co-Chair °f tlre Camp “ ie "- Food Shortage : Snavely, a resident of Lan- , , disville, is president of the C a y SeS SqiillTelS J. C. Snavely & Sons, Inc. v-owjcj He is a familiar figure in philanthropic circles, having 1 w miyiaic twice served as Area Chair- Lack of acorns an< j other man of the Lancaster County nuts in t jj e forest caused United Fund and served in S q U i rre i s to migrate long dis top posts in two capital t ances early this fall in Pen drives for the Lancaster nsylvania—even as far as 70 General Hospital. A member m ji es This is reported by of the Landisville Church of Cooperative Wildlife Re- God, Mr Snavely also holds search Unit at the Pennsyl membership in the Lancaster van ia -State University. Chamber of Commerce and Qne gray squirrel kn]ed the Lancaster Rotary Cl by a ] lun ter in Blair County Skromme is vice-president had been lagged in Cameron of the New Holland Machine County, a distance of at least Company, Division of Sperry 70 miles, reports Ward M Rand Corporation in New Sharp, leader of the Cooper- Holland. A member of the ative Wildlife Research unit. Grandview Heights Metho- Gray squirrels were seen "digt Church, he is a past crossing roads in uncommon president of the American numbers from August 20 to Society of Agricultural En- September 10, he adds. Of gineers and a director of the ten the forests were one- Conestoga Valley Associa- half mile from either side tion. He resides at 2150 Lan- of the highway. Although un dis Valley Road, Lancaster, common in many counties. Fertilizer SERVICE .. TIME COARSE GRADES •• • LABOR 0-20-20. 0-19-19 w/Borax, 0-15-30, 0-15-30 w Borax, MONEY 2-12-12. early delivery disc save up 40 by purchasing before Dec. 23 An Analysis For Every Need GRANULAR GRADES 16-8-8, 12-12-12. 10-20-20. 10-20-10. 10-10-10. 6-18-18, 6-12-12. 5-10-10. 0-20-0. 10-10-10 Tobacco w/2% Magnesium. Oxide, 4-8-12 Tobacco, 5-15-5 w/2% Magnesium Oxide, 3-18-18, 0-20-20, 0-19-19 w/Borax. 0-18-36 w/Borax, 10-5-5 Lawn, 2-12-12, 3-12-6. 5-10-10, 5-10-5. 'NEW - - - Corn Starter Fertilizer 5-15-5 • High in Phosphorous • Contains extra Magnesium -2% • Nearly half of Potash is Sulphate Potash • Granular form assures free flowing DON'T DELAY . . . GET THE DETAILS from your Farm Bureau FIELDMAN or visit your nearest Farm Bureau Store. Lancas,er irrfkiwujwvv New Holland EL9 i °l2l46 Manheim 665-2466 Quarryville STerling B-2126 lIIIHIIIinillllllUH Lancaster Farming. Saturday. December 9. 1961—S KENNETH E. PORTER of R. D. 1, Washington Boro, right won a $2OO Esso Standard Oil 4-H scholarship during the recent Ag. Hill Party at the Pennsylvania State Univer sity. A junior in agronomy, Porter is congratulated by Bruce E. Wright, left, of Esso. Over $22,000 in scholarships ajnd awards were presented to 100 students in the College of Agriculture. black squirrels were also frequently were seen during this migration. i Along Route 220 in Centre County the number of gray squirrels killed on the high way numbered one for every mile during early Septem ber, Dr. Sharp says. Simi lar reports were. received from several counties, espe cially on the Allegheny Mountain Plateau including Clearfield, Elk and Cameron Counties. Clean the garden tools thoroughly before they are put away for the winter, sug gests A O. Rasmussen, Penn <t _ . , in State extension ornamental determine when there is a horticulturist Check for the failure in .the nut crop - T^ TS and even before fall and winter tools with grease to keep foods have matured,” Dr rust away. PULVERIZED GRADES 8-16-16. EX 4-0541 Sharp states. He says there is no acute food shortage at present. A first record of a gray squirrel swimming across a lake was reported in 1961. The squirrel, seen by a fish erman, swam across Black Moshannon Reservoir in Cen. tre County on Labor Day. gggjQ PROTECT FEED DOLLARS SwJ W,TH VjP s ' PURINA HEALTH AIDS WORM RIGS with PURINA LIQUID PIG WORMIER 1/ Safe / Easy J Effective . . . ask for it at your PURINA DEALER’S Blend & McGinnis Atglen Whiteside & Weicksel Kirkwood John J. Hess. II Intercourse - New Providence Wenger's Feed Mill. Inc, Hheems Warren Slclcman Pequea John J. Hess Kinzers - Vintage S. H. Hiestand & Co. Salunga John B. Eurlz Ephrata James High Gordonville Ira B. Landis Valley Road, Lancaster J. H. Reitz & Son, Inc. Lititz .w.v.
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