6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 30,1966
Native Nursery Stock
Must Be Pest Free To
Be Transported In Pa.
HARKISIU’IU; N'atlve
nursery mo -k. plants ob
tained from t.trms and wood
l*nd. must be Injected and
certified, to be post tree be
fore it may be transported
or sold in Pennsylvania, the
State Agrlciilun e Depart
ment cautioned tills week.
Henry F Xixon, director
of the department's Bureau
of Plant Industiy. said the
restrictions, which also apply
to plants trom Christmas
tree plantations, are not in
tended to hamper this type
of enterprise, but to pi event
the spiead ot plant diseases
cod insects, particularly the
really packs a WALLOP!
XL
Brothers, Inc.
Lancaster
Landis
Elizabethtown
Farmers Exchange
Elizabethtown
Farmersville
Equipment Co.
Farmersville
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gypsy moth in the northeast
ern section of the state.
These restrictions also are
Intended to protect purchas
ers against the risk of buy
ing diseased or Insert infest
ed plants, he added.
Regulations pertaining to
this type of business require
that any person collecting na
tive plants in Pennsylvania
must obtain a dealer's cer
tificate before “actually dig
ging and/or selling any such
collected stock," Xixon said.
In addition, he explained,
each lot or shipment must
be inspected before it is
moved Iroin tbe property
where plants were dug, or
must be accompanied by a
written directive to move the
plants to a designated in
spect'on point.
Chorles B. Hoober
Intercourse
Weaver's
Form Equipment
Strasburg
Bomberger's Store
Elm
State
State
HELD OVER FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT- WEEK the FFA Parlia
mentary Procedure team from Solanco Chapter, who last week won the area con
test, went on this week to become the best procedure team in southeastern Penn
sylvania. They are (left to right) front row: Preston LeFever; William Da
vid DeLong; Earl Wenger; (back row), Gary Craig; James Huber; Edward Kreid
er; and Richard Smith. L. F. Photo
Getting Ready To
Wash Clothes
Mend befoie laundering so
the garment won’t he dam
aged bevond repair
Remove unwashable trim
mings, close zippeis and re
moi« stains hefoie washing.
Hot vvatei sets many stains
so they ma> never come out
Gue special attention to
heavily soiled aieas, such as
shut collars and cufts neck
lines of dresses, and ironts
of childien’s play garments
Scrub these areas with a soft
brush and a solution ot the
detergent jou’ll use in wash
ing.
Stretch your grain
... and improve your feeding efficiency
Pound for pound, you get more nutrition from Ful-O-Pep Schumacher Feed
rhan from ordinary feeding grains.
Schumacher is more efficient than most types of grain rations. It’s a
blend of four leading carbohydrate sources corn, oats, wheat, and barley
enriched with molasses, proteins, and minerals, including trace minerals.
It’s bulky, palatable, and highly digestible. It’s priced right, too.
Whatever type of livestock you feed, Schumacher will profitably fit
into your operation.
Stop in! Well tell you uhy Schumacher has been a feeder's favorite
for more than 75 years.
Horold H. Good
Terre Hill
S. H. Hiestond & Co. f Inc.
Grubb Supply Co»
Elizabethtown
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• Solanco FFA
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placings went to Thomas
Bower, Halitax Chapter, and
to Earl Weaver, Middletown.
The Solanco parliamentari
ans, coached bv agnimlture
teachei William Fredd, are
Preston LeFevei, president;
William Frey, vice-president,
David DeLong secretary; Earl
Wenger, treasuiei; Gary
Craig sentinel. Janies Huber,
chaplain, Edward Kreider,
lepoiter; and Richaid Smith,
adviser
During the state paiha-
mentary procedure contest,
with Ful-O-Pep
Schumacher Feed...
the all-purpose
livestock feed for
dairy and beef cattie,
hogs, sheep, and horses
Salunga
the Solanco team will -ry to
continue the position of dom
inance enjoyed in recent yea is
by count}' piocedure 'eanu
This tradition was begun by
Solanco in 1963 when that
team, which included some
of the older brothers of this
year’s team 'members, won the
school’s fust parhamentaiy
procedure title. The tradition
was continued in 1964 by the
state champion Giassland
Chapter team Giassland lost
the top spot in 19615, but
was runnerup. The reeling is
that this mav he the( year
when a Lancaster ' bounty
procedures team will i bring
ba'ck the coveted title,')
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
H. M. Stouffer & Sons, Inc
Witmer
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Penna.