i» jii dent, Donna Yeager; secretary,
Landisyuie, Mary Ann Eshelman; assistant
_ | .1 4 T T f : secretary, Patricia Rudy; trea
§alflllga 4 surer, Susie Noll; assistant
- * treasurer, Diane Kauffman;
Quo urganizes song leader, Debbie McFarland;
assistant song leader, Valeiie
The organizational meeting R o y e; news reporter, Nancy
0 f the Lardisville-Salunga 4-H shenk; game leader, Debbie
sewing club was held recently Denlmger; assistant game lead
]H the Landisville Church of erj Debbie Greider.
g o d educational building. Next meeting of the club
Officers elected were, pre- ' Vld be he } d Monday, June Bat
sl dent, Sue Mumma; vice presi- 6 y ™ P m - in the Salun § a Pavl ‘
IF YOU PLANT CORN
YOU'LL WANT THIS
Ortho Unipel Starter
Fertilizer 13-34-10
Also available In bags or bulk
20-10-10. 10-16-36, 10-20-20
T.M. K eg. U.S. Pat. off. Ortho and Unipel
P. L ROHRER & BRO., INC.
SMOKETOWN
SELL YOUR SURPLUS CALVES
AS PROFITABLE VEALERS
New Ful-O-Pep Milk Replacer
makes veal feeding practical
Consider what this extra profit per calf could mean:
Initial value of 100 lb. calf at 4 days $17.00
Ave. cost of Milk Replacer for 100 lbs. gain 26.25
43.25
Ave. sale price of 200 lb. choice vealer*
Less initial value of calf plus feed cost
EXTRA profit over calf and feed
TOTAL return over feed cost
'8 choice veal markets exist
t sell your surplus calves at sacrifice prices
Make more money—Feed for veal
eed Ful-O-Pep Milk Replacer
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ifown Feed & Grain
ais & Morgantown
port Roller Mills
Millport
iestand & Co., Inc.
Salunga
< *****
• Easy to handle in 50 lb.
bags or in bulk . . .
• Proven performance . . .
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analysis . . .
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• .Most uniform pellet . . .
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Ph. Lane. 397-3539
Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
Merry Stitchers
4-H Sewing
Club Elects
The Manheim Township
“Merry Stitchers” 4-H sewing
club elected Miss Sue Weidman
piesident at a recent meeting.
Other officers elected were
vice president, Annette Long;
secretaiy, Eileen Landis; trea
surer, Avernl Royer; song
leader, Kathy McCalmont; news
reporter, Susan Snavely, and
activity leader, Mary Ellen
Kettering.
Adult leaders of the club are
Mrs. Herbert Royer, Mrs. Hen
ry Kettering, Mrs. Ray Ober,
and Mrs. Fred Snavely. Mis.
Doris Thomas, extension home
economist, spoke on cotton
materials.
Next meeting of the club
will be held on June 9 at 1 30
pm. in the Neffsville Junior
High School.
GERANIUMS NEED LIGHT
Direct sunlight promotes the
vigorous growth of geraniums
and the plants will bloom con
tinually, says Penn State ex
tension floriculture specialists.
Geraniums need several hours
of direct sunlight every day.
The plants grow well in south
windows, hut may be placed in
east or west windows provid
ing the sun will shine on them
a few hours each day. In shade,
geranuims develop long thin
stems, small leaves, and few
flowers.
'Fertilize shrubs during April.
Use two pounds of 10-64 ferti
lizer per 100 square feet, or
one and a half pounds of
12-1242.
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Leola and Witmer
FEED TROUGHS AND WATER BOWLS should
be protected from fly sprays, but no elaborate prepara
tions are needed. A feed bag over water bowls will do
an effective job for Richard Forry, left, and dairyman,
John E; Kreider, Willow Road.
• Fly Control
(continued from page 12)
be used to control maggots in
manure as well.
Forry believes that with the
CAPACITY CHAMP BALES
12 TONS PER HOUR, EASY!
OLIVER 62T
ROTO-FLO BALER
68.00
43.25
24.75
$41.75
B
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 30, 1964—1
Ideal family-farm baler. Low, compact, rugged in build
from PTO to wagon hitch.
Sure, gentle action. Patented Roto-Flo Feeder swal
lows heaviest bunches without pile-up or slowdown.
Saves leaves. Only tines handle your hay, from pickup
to packing fingers. No grinding or beating.
Short-coupled. "Pivot-balanced” PTO drive eliminates
maneuvering on turns. You can bale crooked windrows
at top speed.
Pulls in windrows. Gathers scattered windrows as far
as 12 inches from either side.
Any bale length. Set in seconds-12 to 50 inches.
Simple, reliable twine knotter with rust-resisting tying
parts.
Protected at 7 points. Major units are roller-chain
driven. Options include bale thrower, engine, hydrau
lic bale tension.
Rated at 12 tons, but baled 13.4 in one hour
during supervised test in typical hayfield.
N. G. Hershey & Son
Farmersville
Equipment Co.
Ephrata, R. D. 2
long lasting effect of present
sprays, the farmer can have
virtually fly free barns all
summer for a very reasonable
cost.
Manheim
Chas J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory. .Hill, Pa.
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