OFFICERS OF THE - ELIZABETHT OWN FFA Chapter are, left to n t
,t iow, Donald Gruber, treasurer; Marvin Weaver, vice president; Nevin Hi
president; James Shreiner, secretary. Back row, Larry Heisey, chapl;
; Hollmger, sentinel, and Barry Kurtz, reporter. Assistant officers were el(
is follows: PaulJMumma, vice president; Dale Berrier, secretary; James
iger, treasurer; Donald Hershey, sentinel; Melvin Engle, chaplain,
t reported. The officers will serve during the 1964-65 school year.
TE SOWING COSTLY
and Carl Dossin, extens.
jeaich shows that plant- e , mnwr Poultry specialist at The P'
oats late in Pennsylvania |? dan Jr Jus warn Penn State sylvama State University,
deceased yields as much “ VZ Tialits He poultrymen provide
i bushel or more per acre extension satety specialists lie one gal , on ft>untain
each day of delay, reports suggests choo 3 a mower that chicks, or four feet
Pifei, extension agron- J? shielded we J dow f n to^ ard trough length for each '
n at ve.' n 'tv ,p ““ 15y!vama wo°l^akeTtoS saw. '"■<** when automatic ft
lln.veis.ty. ca „ Eul and slve s „u r toes! talns al:e used -
Milk your cows
for all they’re worth
(most producers don’t)
Get all the milk you can out of your cows. Chances are they
could be giving more milk than you’re getting now. So feed
’em Pioneer. It helps your cows produce up to their full bred-
in capacity. Because Pioneer makes the feeds with balanced
amino acids for better protein building. Amino acids are the
basic building blocks for all proteins. Balance them and you
get top production and top profits. How do the Pioneer people
know this? They’ve been in the feed business for more than 90
years. Their scientific research has developed feeds formulated
to the genetic capacity of herds in this area. Pioneer builds big
healthy calves that develop into high-production, high-profit
milkers. And when dry cows freshen Pioneer gives them all the
nutrients they need for producing more milk than before. Let
ws you how you can milk your cows for all they’re worth,
Come in or call soon
SAVE YOUR TOES
Joseph M. Good & Son
the feeds with balanced amino acids for better protein building
Growing chicks need wi
Leola, Pa.
Short Course
On Pest Control
Set At PSU
A Pest 'Control Technicians
Winter Course will he offered
for the first time in the fall of
H 964 hy The Pennsylvania State
University.
This program will assist in
■preparing individuals for the
production, formulation, sale
and use of pesticides in the con
trol of insects and other pests,
according to Dr. Fred C. Sny
der, Director of Short Courses.
The program consists Ox f our Motorists in 1963 raced down
eight-week teims of instruction the nation > s highways to a new,
on the Mam Campus of The all . time auto death record
(Pennsylvania State Umveisity wlnc , h for the fiist time exceed
with intensive training in en- ed 42 000 fatalities This tragic
tomology, pesticide technology, toll topped the figure of nearly
control of pests, types and uses 49,000 persons killed in 1941—•
of spray equipment, and in has- a reeord hlg h which stood for
ic chemistry, 'botany, zoology, twenty years and even sur
and microbiology. Additional passed the new record of 40,500
courses on soils and fertilizers, deatbs established in 1962.
seed control, plant pathology, ______
and turf management will sup- in the U.
plement the above courses. g t “ ok / record number 0 f
A six-months placement for ]ives in 1963 Some 42,700 per
on-the-]ob training is recom- sons died on the nation’s high
mended for the summer period ways last yea r, and more than
between the second and third 3 459,000 weie injured.
and L'
Transplanting Tomatoes
and Tobacco?
Come in and see us about
ISOTOX
Your tobacco and tomato plants need special pro
tection from soil insects at transplanting time.
That’s why we’re recommending ISOTOX Trans
planter Solution for use now. This is the best pro
tection you can buy.
For as little as 50 cents an acre and without any
additional equipment on your planter, you can
keep off wireworms, maggots and other soil in
sects.
T JI Res' U S Pat Off Ortho Isoto\, On A.ll Chemicals
qq^H3SM3ES3C23
SMOKETOWM Phone Lane. 397-3539
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 23, 1964—13
Transplanter Solution
Kcad Directions and Cautions Befoie Cse
terms.
High school graduates, 16
yeais of age or over, are elig
ible for enrollment. Non-grad
uates of high school will toe ad
mitted if they are 21 years of
age and have had a minimum,
of one year’s experience in the
pest control industry. A certifi
cate is awarded upon success
ful completion of the course.
Individuals interested in ad
ditional information may write
to (Room 211 Arnisby Building,
College of Agriculture, The
Pennsylvania State University,
University Paik, Pennsylvania
16802.
ISOTOX mixes with water in
the “setting water tank.” It
won’t settle in the water
so your plants get uniform
protection around every to
bacco and tomato root and
stem.
So, don’t take a chance. If
you’re transplanting, see us
for ISOTOX Transplanter
Solution.