—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 27, 1965
10
4-H Club News
HOSLER ELECTED IJV
elm-penryn CLUB
The first monthly meeting
of the Elm-Pentyn 4-H club
on M.nch 22. was held in the
Peni.Mi Fnc I Kill at 7.30 pm.
Oihceis weie elected foi the
ioi thconung year as follows:
Pj osidcnt Michael Hoslei. Vice-
Picsulent, Dale Biuckhait. Soc
iclaiv. Bettv Sue Saudei. Tiea
suier. Donna Nissley, Game
Leadeis. Nancy Nestleiolh, Jay
Hess. News Rcpoitcr. Dale
Biuckhait Song Leader, Don
na Nisskw Jnnioi Leadci,
Maik Nestleiolh. Eugene Hos-
Jei Leadeis. Call Nestleioth,
BARGAINS
Tractors And
Equipment
NEW
International Cub Cadet Tractor
Farmall Cub Tractor
1 - Furrow 12" FH Plow for Cub
Cub Grader & Snow Blade
Farmall 300 2 Row Cultivator
Wheelhorse Tractor 6 H.P.
2 Fur. Fast Hitch Disk Plow
Super A 1-Fur. 14" M. Plow
2 wheel tiltbed trailer 1000 lb.
Cub 5' F. H. Disk Harrow
2 wheel dump trailer
Wright 20" Power Sow
McCormick Cream Separator
7 Ft. F. H. Disk Harrow
Cub 4 row vegetable Planter
Cub 1 Row Vegetable Planter
22" Rotary Mower
21" Self Propelled Rofary Mower
Century Heater
2 Pt. F. H. Platform Carrier
Super C Fast Hitch Unit
Cub Fast Hitch Unit
Garden tractor with Cultivator
McCormick 50 lb. stainless steel
Milker pails
Baler twine
Farmall Super C. Tractor with F. H. $875.
Farmall Cub Tractor 550.
Oliver 77 tractor
Farmall M Tractor
Int. Cub Cadet Tractor
Cub S' Mower 175.
Formal! 340 2 Row Cultivator 250.
Int. Cub Cadet Snow Blade 49.
2000 Watt Emergency Generator Unit 375.
Cub 1 F. 12" Plow 75.
2F. 14" trailer Plow on rubber
3F. 14" trailer Plow on rubber
TIRES AT 50% OFF
13-36 Reor Tractor Tire
10- Rear Tractor Tire
11- Rear Tractor Tire
11-24 Rear Tractor Tire
550-16 Implement Tire
300-12 Front Tractor Tire
750-10 Tire
DAVID KURTZ
MORGANTOWN, PA.
Mis. Murk Hosier, Mrs, Henry
Hess.
A total of 22 people were
present: they extended invita
tions to any other boys or girls
to attend the next meeting
which will be held on April
20. at the same time and place.
ANNETTE LONG TOPS
WILDLIFE ROUNDUP
Miss Annette Long, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mis. Melvin
Long, Lititz R 3, won the an
nual loundup of the Lancas
ter County 4-H Wildlife Club
Wednesday night.
Miss Long, club secretary,
scoied 9(3 out of a possible
100 points to top 10 finalists
in judging, held at Lancaster
Production Ciedit Association
ON
USED
PH; 286-5771
building, 411 W. Roseville
Road.
Runnerup in the roundup
was Michael H. Hosier of Man
helm R 3, with- 94 poinls.
Third place went io Eric Ston
er, 1051 Eden Road, and
fourth. Fay Stoner, also 1051
Eden Road.
Project scores were based
on a test, meeting attendance,
exhibits and project story. Ex
hibit judge was Glenn Herr,
Manheim R 1 feed salesman.
Other roundup finalists weic
Alta Landis. Carl Siegrlst,
Robert Ulrich, Paula Beatty.
Theresa L. Charles and Rob
ert Heniy.
The club will meet Apnl
21 to xeorganize
• Crop Summary
(Continued from Pape 7)
survey. This total is about the
same as in 1964 but there
are some dramatic shifts
among crops. If growers ear
ly out their plans for the
17 crops, and allowance is
made for the other crops not
suiveyed in March, the indi
cated planted acreage of all
crops totals 307 million acres
for 1965, slightly more than
last year’s 306 million, but
the third smallest planted
am cage since records began
in 1929 The record low is
301 million acies planted in
1961
Of the spring planted crops,
soybeans continue to lead in
acreage expansion, 2 6 million
'acres above last year Sor
ghum is second, inn easing
| two-thirds of a million' acres.
Other ci ops with larger acre
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DAIRY FEED
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Passmore Supply Co. Grubb Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pm. Elizabethtown
Millport Roller Mills
Millport
Salunga
Gap, Penna.
ages expected for 1965 are all
hay, potatoes, sweetpotatoes,
and dry beans. Oats leads the
reduction decreasing 1.5 mil
lion acres, followed closely by
n 1.4 million acre decrease in
barley. Cotton and corn each
show- expected declines
about one-half million an
from 1904. Smaller acrejj
also are indicated for tobac*
flaxseed, spring wheat, auj
beets,, dry peas, rice, and jx
nuts.
Kirkwood Feed & Grain
Kirkwood
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Witmer
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Penna.