day night meeting in the Don- news repot ters, Jeff Witman,
egal High School. Mount Joy R 2, and Joe Wiv-
Other Officers elected were, ell, Columibia Rl; song leader,
vice president, Donald Miller, Donna Flossier, Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Rl; secretary, RD; game leader, Pali icia Yun
bany Brubaker, Elizabeth- j anlce Bixler, Manetta Rl; ninger, Marietta Rl.
R3> was e^ecte( i president assis j; an t secretaiy, Ann Hei- Virginia Wivell, Columbia
the Elizabethtown-Donegal seVj oun t j 0 y Rl, tieasurer, Rl, and Lany Biubakei weie
i; community club at a Tues- yj allC y piey, Marietta Rl; elected iopiesentatii e& to
-town-Donegal
.H Club Elects
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John E. Melhorn
Mt. Joy
Enos R. Buck wo Iter
Bird-in-Hand
Jacob L. Kurtz
Elizabethtown
Maurice Good
Govdonville & Gap
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• Agricultural Chemicals
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Eocation of stars, indicates bulk fertilizer depot
G and G
Feed & Supply
Eititz - Manheim
Horvey J. Miller
Farmers
Feed & Supply
Xch Holland & Barevillo
Lancaster Service Center
Quarryville Service Center
Prescott Service Center
Annville Service Center
• Seeds
• Suburban Items
Farmers Exchange, Inc.
There is on Eastern States Distri-
bution Point Near You Staffed
and
Equipped To Serve Farmers
Suburban Folks.
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Ephrata
Wilson Scott
West Willow
Evan E. Dinger
Keuiholds & Richland
Stephen Kurtz
Morgantown
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States
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14, 1964
Lancaster County 4-H Council.
Donald Millei and Jay Bi.xler
aie mmol leadeis.
Adult leaders of the club
aie Willis Tld'iK'inan, Elizabeth
town R 3; Chi ist Alillei, Eliz
abethtown Rl, Lewis Bixler,
-M mctta Rl, and Mis John
Hon, Mount Jov.
A] -proximatelv 10 inembeis
attended the meeting wvhuh
was conducted bv associate
eouiKj agent Victor Plastow.
Next meeting will he Apul
11 in the Donegal High Sch
ool The piogiaan coiiMiuttee is
Jay Dixlei, chan man, Namj
Fie>, and Joe Wivell.
Farm Products
Must Be Labeled
HARRISBURG Receipt of
lepoits that an uulabeled pio
duct is being peddled in t h e
state as “maple syiup” biought
a reminder today bv the State
Department of Agncultuie that
all packaged foods must be la
beled.
Labels that name the pro
duct, designate the net con
tents, and give the name and
address of the producer or dis
tributor are required by Penn
sylvania law on all foodstuffs
sold in packages or containers,
according to Delmar K. Myers,
director of the department’s
Bureau of Foods and Chemis
try.
Myers said this requiiement
is a service to consumers. He
urged them, for their own pio
tection, to purchase only piop.
erly labeled goods. Lack of pa
tronage, he added, “is the most
effective way for stopping ille
gal sales piactices.”
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Inspection For
Greenhouse Men
Is Planned
lIARRISDLRO The Stats
Dopai tment ot Agurultuie
today announced expansion of
its nuiseiv inspection and cet
tificatiou piogiam to pi ovule
the saime sen ice to gieenhou-e
opeiatois in Pennsylvania.
State Agiicultme Secietaiv
Leland II Dull said the step is
planned to help Pennsylvania
gieenhouse opeiatois ‘achieve
maximum pioduction of dual
ity matenals so necessaiv to
day in this highly competitive
business ”
Opeiatois of commercial
gieenhouses ha\e been united
be Heim F Xi\on, diiector of
the depaitment’s Buieau ot
Plant Industn, to “become ac
quainted with and take adiou
tage of these seivices”
Eosentialh, the piogiaon is
designed to help i educe insect
and disease problems in the
greenhouse mdustiy, Xixon
said The ultimate goal, he ex
plained, is cei tificadion of “all
woody florist stock, their roots,
cuttings, grafts and scions;
herbacious perennials and oth
er plants and plant products,
as well as finished stock, other
than cut flowers.”
Resident nurseiv dealers are
required, Xi\on explained, to
handle stock fiom certified
sources as .pi ot ided in 'the
Plant Act of 1937 In the past,
he added, the bulk of the ett
ort has been devoted to out
door nurseues growing orna
mental plants used for land
scape purposes. )
% Kas> to handle in 50 lb.
bafts or in bulk . . ,
• I’roxen performance . . .
• Highest a\ailablu
analysis . . .
0 Oomeiiient to stoic ami
use . . .
• 3Ios( imiloim pellet . . .
4| fmloi in c.iil.i i espouse . ,
• Hifther ,welds
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