12 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 28, 1962
• Solanco Dairymen
(Continued from Page I)
Hislrnt the letter said
A (ommiltee compnsid of
Paul llueliei la wts lien, lohn
/Tollman. Howard Stembei’.
.John Taddie and Pied \ ouna
Ji.is been appotntid b\ the l"o
cl l] toi tlit put pose of solid
tin.. (1 111 \ (ompnms and dat-
i \ men toi the appi o\un iti It
5,2 od(i needi d toi the seotf-
boa t d
\\ ith the intended usi tint
the athleln Held will he get
11iii, main voting people and
adult- will he ir.tiiifmed hv
the lo< atiou ot the s, o U boatd
jind its adveitisiiu r the ton
intttee believes ‘The task of
making the pnblu ment (ou-
si ions it consuming milk pio
omts loiallv lies with evetv
indivuliitl in tin' indtistrv
\nv one wishing to lend sup-
poit to Midi a pi out am i- in
x ued to contact ijnx of the
(ommute nienibei s oi send a
d oiid t ion in am amount to
‘Use Moil Milk Fund How
aid P. Stembeis treasurer
Sola ik o Hmh School Quarrv
x rile R 2
• Octorara Wins
(Continued 1 10" m Pi-te It
iicnltnie u \cm Holland
Pai li i mental % Precedin' 3
judges Men Charles Kcim
assistant Cluster Conntx Sim
ei intendent ol Schools C.aiv
A\et/cl reuluM ot business
man moiient at Oetotaia Hu,h
School and lac K Owen FJito'
oi hcimastci ririmm.
Tin 3 winneis will lonipeu in
the Reicion II PPA contests c
Milleisx lilt State (olU'-te on
Max
O-.nden Spot Chapter FF\
fioni Lamperei Straabinct Huh
School is the Lamaster-York
i ept esent uU e in the regional
conte&t and Kenneth Martin oi
New Holdand Tliarh School is
the local Public- Speakitut eou
tcssrant
<>r(‘p l<Vc<! («d v<
I*i odtu eiu of feeder
tan inert is>e both weight .in 1
guide of ejhe>' a. neamiu
tune bi creep feeding
lien Moru.m Penn Stau t\ten
‘.ion ‘.pel uli»t Op*
(i«(<p bnildms plan'' from th‘
<on»U >u?onr
&o«craa*fflooo«x
BU Y direct
W.mt ii fiH l lifttcr
built burn < leaner lor longer
more m.iinten.inf e-tre«- oper
.itionV 'llion bin ttie barn
«loan or t.irmer-. ovor,\ wliei*
aro ia\ini" about . . tin
Snav e 1 A l»etfcr-Bilt Barn
< lo.mcr. niantil.tt turoiJ ri”h;
Jicio in l.nne.iMer <'ount,v.
imMiidi vif i>fm\i »:*
AVI) INS’IMHIION
IIRSK.M I) It) 311
\vv s»*m inr k\b\:
• ’bon** or write todaj for
inlormation anti pritev
direct to -
SNAVELY SILO SALES,
Inc.
F.o\ I,r IjintH'.irillo, Fa.
Phone TW 8-SI4I
Judy Warfel
Named President
Of Manor 4-H
(udith Uirteil Comsto'e
KI wis elected preside nt ot
th* I’* nn Manor 4-H club
Tne-dav ei^nuu 1 at a me tin.
in me I’eim Mano" H'.
s,, Ik- >I Rii Hard \\ irtel was t-
Ik e,i \ u s> president and Coir
Its A'irfel wi~ elected treis
ii re r 1 hev ue th" children ot
Mr and Mrs ChTles Uadia 1
H
Other ufiii er? elKtui were
-e. retarv Uehert I’rev
C irol Kirr new- r—
poner C!t\ Porter ‘-tutu. 1
lei-der- Don- i'rev and U i~-
ren Weaver
DelesTvite-' to ionnt\ (outui 1
.ire (itd\ W uifel \iui Clwr'-N
U.inel Adult leid-er*- ot th >
thill >■-» Mr md Mrv TMsw
Sl\'
Du Pont MANZATE' stops blights
m«n«b f untlcld* I
gives you bonus yields, more No. Vs
As much as 40 extra bushels an acre-that’s the
bonus yield you can expect when you spray
Du Pont “Manzate” maneb fungicide!
“Manzate” is easy to use; its results have been
proven in years of use. It stops early and lata
blight cold. Growers in all major potato-pro
ducing areas rely on “Manzate” for top disease
control - the kind that gives you more #l’s»
higher profits. Get a supply from your dealer
NEPPCO Show
To Harrisburg
Again This Year
Tin Northeast Poultry Pro
ducers Council (VEPPCO) re
cently began the sale of ex
hibit space tor the Jith annual
MU’l*CO exposition and Con
centum
In a siirvec conducted attei
the this ot last \ear s
exiubitois hailed llai rishurg
as the Ideal 'locapc-' This
cears show will attain I e "Jiel 1
in the Mates Faria Show
building Oi tobei J ! and 4
\s m the past tears pre
vious exhibitors were giceu J
weeks (ii u'i notice in which to
select selling space at the L’'nJ
exposition In the tirst dav s
rush ot sale-- over So previous
exhihitois snapped up hit' the
a\ ulahle exhibit spice
'll"
I’ortci Glenn Porter John
!(es> and Mis Charles U mel
MANZATE AND OTHER DUPONT PRODUCTS
distributed b>
J. C. EHRLICH CHEMICAL CO., INC.
780 Fast Chestnut Street ' l.fmraster-, Penaa.
Phone JZX 7-8721 ■ . .
The 1962 theme. “Minding
Our P’s and Q’s’’ will draw
the poultrvman’s attention to
the careful planning and hus
bandry necessary to make a
profit in today's erratic poul
ti v market Decorations will
be in a school or college motif
emphasmng XBPPCO’s baeli
to-school approach to the Ps
and Q’s apnroach
FPA and t-H entrants have
been training all ceir for the
poultrv and egg judging con
test included in the annual
couth program One of the
youthtnl contestants will he
chosen XFPPCOs 'TFA Star
Poultry Farmer ’
Climaxing the annual ecen
ing banquet will be the pa
pentiv connected witn the
selection of the IOGJ Poultrv
Pnnc ess
A tall hemlock hedge rnake
a good tvpe oi backyaid screen
A grey or white birch planted
in trout ct the hedge oilers a
pleasing contrast.
now. For more information, write E. I da
Pont de Nemours & Co., (Inc.), Room 2543-N,
Nemours Building:, Wilmington 98, Delaware]
On alt ehemicalt follow loibtl intlnidion* and mtnxngt eartfvUt
iPi
.■sij.„T o .« «n«n*b tunslctdo
tolHr Thing* for »3«*r living ... through Chwmitqr
WOOIi RESEARCH
KEEPING PACE
Wool continues to supply
about 10 per cent of our jp,
parel fabrics reports Bertucj
Tharp, Penn State extensio#
clothing specialist Research
improved wool fabrics are «|,
re.idv on the market Gar
meats made trom such fabric
itulude those that stretch aai
return to shane and. other!)
ttuu hold their creases, ar 9
easier to launder and drjolev#
and ha\t improved resistanca
t) moth damage
• 4-H Leaders
(Continued trom Page 1)
club-.
Mr. Jean Thomas, president
ot leaders council siji,
“Lancaster Countv needs ever/
leader in order to have tbu
program grow As leader fa
leader we need jour ideas acj
ionstruc r 've cnt'cisn ’’
All n'euoers of c be club D,a
ut-tm tj attend
MAN2ATE