Tkppetioosas INow
Eligible For Pa.
Livestock Exp.
A/pfetaloosas were admitted
to com'petltive horse classes
for 'the ninth Pennsylvania
livestock Exposition, Nov. 8-
13 in. the State Fartn Show
Building, it was announced
iccerttly.
Harold R. McCulloch, exposi
tion manager, said the Key
stone Aplpaloosa Club, Inc, of
which Chailes G. Risser, Stev
ens Rl, is president, will spon
sor participation toy that
bteed.
They will compete in the
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show week, and that night
will appear in costume and
performance classes as enter
tainment features.
The Aptoaloosas will be the
second breed of horses to fig
ure in ithe exposition, an
open international event that
features beef cattle, swine
and sheep.
Arabian Jiorses, in the live
stock event last year for the
fiist tame, will leturn for
halter class competition the
opening day and in entertain
ment numbers that night.
State Agriculture Secretary
Leland H Bull, whose depait
ment conducts the exposition
jointly with the Pennsylvania
Livestock and Allied Indus
tries Association, said horses
in the whole show will num
ber over 800, all pleasure
type, making it one of the
top equine attractions of its
kind
Three hundred horses will!
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Millport
Salunga
rooeo
program whlUe as mlany more
■wtill compete In. the annual
Pennsylvania 4JH Horse Show,
an event set for Friday night
and Saturday morning, Nov.
12 and 13. ‘Rodeo perform
ances have been scheduled
nightly, starting Wednesday,
with a matinee on Saturday.
Rodeo horses will double in
an added women’s riding com
petition for wives of cowboy
perfoimeis.
FULTON GRANGE HEARS
SOLANCO FFA
DEMONSTRATION
Fulton Giange #66 met at
O'akiyn, Pa, Aipul 26 with
Gyles H Brown, Master, in
charge of the business meet
ing. The Charter was diaped
in memoiy of Mrs. Walter
Wood, a memlbei of forty-one
yeai s
Mrs Jesse Wood presented
the program which featured
the Solanco FFA group who
placed second in the county
in putting on their demon
stration on
Procedure.” Richards Wood,
agriculture teahher, introduced
the following who took plant
in it: Earl Wenger, Eddie
Kreider, Bill DeLon'g, Pres
ton’ Lefever, Dick .Smith, Boh
Henry, Jim Huiber, Bill Wait
man, Henry DeLong, Curt
Trimble and Jim Kyle. They
also presented a skit on soil
conservation, “One Step at a
Time ”
At the next meeting, May
10, Fulton Grange wall he
host to the Granges of Lan
caster County when the wom
en will present the program.
Salisbury Grange will Wave a
skit and musical numbers, and
a film entitled “(Summer’s
Children,” sponsored by the
Fresh Air Fund, will be
shown.
IT’S ALL IN THE
POINT OF VIEW
Two frogs fell into a ‘bowl
of cream One, a pessimist,
seeing no help, drowned The
other, an optimist, swam hope
fully around and around and
around . . . Jn the morning
he Was croaking happily on
half a pound of butter.
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Elizabethtown
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Kirkwood
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Stevens, Penna.
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Tulip - Time
At Hershey
Daffodils and hyacinths are
the ibig show at 'the Heishey
Gardens and Arboretum for
the next several weeks. Daffo
dils or naicissi aien’t just
golden They aie white and
pink, 100, having a whole host
of combinations of colors of
the petals and trumpets or
cups ranging fiom creamy
yellow to oiange and red. The
petals and cups are single and
double, while other daffodils
have a 'cluster of flowers in
stead of just one big bloom.
Among the 150 varieties of
narcissi are those that grow
only three inches tall while
others rea’ch 18 to 24 inches
high. Visitors are charmed
by the daintiness of varieties
such as Little Beauty and Lit
tle Gem. The bold golden yel
low of 'the giants like Texas,
Unsurpassable, and Golden
Harvest create a sunspot of
color
Nearby, 'the fragrance of
the hyacinths attracts the at
tention of all who draw near.
Forty varieties of hyacinths
present an unusual mosaic of
colors of orange, violet, blue,
red, pink, white and yelltow.
Visitors are delighted by the
blushing pinks, pure whites
and solid deep blues
Throughout the Aiboretum
section of the Gardens are
thousands of daffodils planted
beneath the white hirth, ma
ples, pagoda trees, and flower
ing shrubs Ftorsythia and
quince splash their 'colors be
tween the magnificent array
of the magnolias and Judas
trees. Evergreens boast then
newness of delicate gieen as
th)e Atlantic blue cedars, hem
lock, -spruce, pines and fir
compete with the formality
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A BILLION DOLLARS?
Congressman Clarence Can
non, who as Ch'a'irman of the
House Appropriations Com
mittee was accustomed to such
figures, used to explain a (bil
lion dollars this way:
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LINSEED OIL REDUCES
SILO WALL PITTING
Boiled linseed oil is quite ef
fective in reducing the damage
to silo walls caused by silage
acids, say University of Mis
souri agricultural engineers
They advise that the first of
two coats should be thinned
with equal parts of turpentine
to give increased penetration.
The second coat is applied
without thinning after the first
has thoroughly dried. Spots
where the oil has been absorb
ed should be given additional
coats.
The last coat should be al
lowed to dry at least two weeks
before the silo is filled.
One gallon of linseed oil will
cover about 200 square feet.
of the sheared yews, junipers
and ahborvitae.
The pleasant deep cushion
of the grass paths make walk
ing a pleasure so that the
visi'toi can truly enjoy the
beauty of the floweis
May 2 thru M!ay 16 will toe
the best toloom period of 'the
30,000 tulips in five hundred
vaneties.
Theie’s no dhauge for ad
mission or paikmg at the Her
shey Gardens & Aihoretum,
open every day 8 am. to 7
p m.
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