- - na, of Greensburg, who had tor of flower arranging. Other
vixlen Uays studied flower arranging in Ja- features will include disease
- OQf I * P an on ,four occasions. Japan- and ins Oct control, lawn care. rao re at room 301 Tyson Build
‘t Jr i3v»J /< v eSe plant culture methods of late blooming lilacs, and even JJl g > university Park.
- “©onsai” will be described 'by flower photography.
arden Days June 21 to 2,7 ‘Sr., nursery- A ll meetings will be held in , D ]S a flow „ r show t 0
h f Pen ,f^i V a !uie W s P eciallst “ B ° n ' Room 121 Sparks Building at J h^/thls year June 25 ’and
7 W nl !Tnt Tananese Sai f*°“ GeneVa ’ ° hlo ‘ De ‘ Penn State > aimounces Samuel 26 The sho , w Wlll nlclude sec .
ancientartof Japanese flower arranging will Atniore. in charge of reg.stra- tIOM for hort ,cuUuie speci
it culture, and Japa -be stressed by Mrs. John C. tion and room assignments . „ d artlstic classes The
« „ _w* 8»«u> o™»». NJ, Atonce reE , str>tlon can
mong the * ea ea noted lecturer and demonstra- done by wnmng to Mr. At- s p 'in. June 25 in the gieen
is Mrs. Philip M. McKen- 1
a
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WHAT BETTER TIME to pause ... and review your present
dairy program?
to improve lest you fall back.
lowing questions?
1. Are you completely satisfied with your present dairy herd?
2. "Are you seeing results from your breeding program?
3. Arc you producing milk efficiently selling at a profit?
4. Are you taking full advantage of D.H.I.A. or Owner Sampler records?
5. Are you helping reduce surplus milk by "culling" non-thrifty cows?
6. Are you using records to guide you in making profitable decisions?
If your answer to each question was
SOUND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES are being employed on
your farm.
If you answered "NO” to some of the questions WHAT
BETTER TIME to consider FARM BUREAU’S “Manage-
ment Assistance Program”?
Start Today ... Feed the Farm Bureau Way!
Lancaster
New Holland
Like all others in business, you must continue
Qualified FIELDMEN are anxious to serve and assist you in
designing a PROFITABLE DAIRY FEEDING PROGRAM
For Prompt, Courteous Service,
In Bags or Bulk, Call . . .
394-0541
354-2146
FARM
the dairyman!
It’s a noble tradition and
we join all America in
celebrating and
applauding this occasion.
salutes
How would you answer the fol-
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BUREAU
“Yes”
qur^ l
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 22, 1963
. . . no doubt
£. COl/j
houses behind Tyson building.
The piogarm will include 12
speakers from the College of
Agriculture faculty at the Uni
versity
Farm Women 19
Plan Picnic
A family picnic was plan
ned by Farm Women Society
19 at a lecent meeting m the
home of Mrs S'amupl Bum,
2191 Gieysione Road, East
Petersburg
The picnic will be held Sun
day, July 7 at 12 30 p m. in
Buchanan Park, Lancaster The
food and games committee in
cludes Mrs Leroy Hottenstein,
Mrs Lester Croft, Mrs. Henry
Lehman, Mrs Samuel Bum,
Mrs Henry Martin, Mrs. Clar
ence Newcomer, and Mrs. Ab
ram Root.
Mrs Alfred Moyer, Rohrers
town, demonstrated Crewel em
broidery as a hobby at the last
meeting
Members voted a $25 dona
tion to the Child Development
Center ot Lancaster A Christ
mas box will be sent to the
group's Korean orphan and her
family.
Mrs. Vernon Newcomer was
co-hostess
Penn Manor 4-H
Is Entertained
Members of the Penn Manor
4-H Community club were
guests of the Drutnore Com
munity club at a recent meet
ing m the Chestnut Level
Church house
Club members played get
acquamted games before the
short business meeting. Jud
ith Wartel was elected to re
present the Penn Manor club
in the County Posture Queen
contest next month.
Melvin Long, leader of the
county 4-H Wildlife club was
present to show w ildlite slides
Working with ndnidual
farmers and with grout);,. the
Agricultural E\trnsion Service
has encouraged th<- app'ication
of reseanh lind’ngs lor the
benefit of all people
For Low Cost
And Effective
Weed Control
Use
19
Weedone LV-4
(Low Volatile Ester)
1 gal. can $5.25
5 gal. can $24.50
Weedor 64 (amine)
1 gal $3.75
5 gal $17.50
Weedone Brush
Killer “32”
I gal. can $7.25
SMOKETOWN I
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