See Our Want Ads For Bargains
TRUDAN .
The new wonder grass
• Fastest thing on roots, has actually
grown a measured 4 feet in 22 days.
• Leafier plants
Trudan is a totally new achievement
equally valuable for hoy grazing,
green chop, hayloge or. silage.
REIST SEED COMPANY
MOUNT JOY, PA.
SINCE 1925
|yoiir Next Congressman:
Only by voting for
\
EDWIN D.
ESHLEMAN
will you set
EXPERIENCE
tl, J
12 ycorcinthe Pennsylvonia State Legislature
I -**l &m g f tiu .» vir g *>4 >- * g.B.x£ta _g m -1- g*. ■ ie, % v j 4 ;, ’j, \if‘ (
v ' .
5-County Workshop
For 4-H Teen Leaders
A flv«-county Teen Leader;
ahip Workshop wag hold at
Camp Innalbah near Pugh*
town last week. Slxty-slx 4-H
Teen Leaders from Bucks,
Montgomery, Philadelphia,
Delaware and Chester Coun
ties attended the camping
workshop sponsored by the
Urban Youth Committee of
the Agricultural and Home
Economics Extension Service.
The program was designed to
assist teen leaders in the live
county area in understanding
their role as a leader and
how to work with the young
er 4-H members in their re
spective clubs. The workshop
consisted of discussions and
demonstrations in Health and
National Awards conducted
by Beverly Steely, student
and former 4-H member at
tending Susquehanna Univer
sity; Tools for Teaching con
ducted by George Mansell,
Montgomery County Agent;
Telling the 4-H Story to the
Community, Mrs. George Sieg
fries, Montgomery County;
LEADERSHIP
|i
•fvj
twice chosen by his fellow Representative! at i
Assistant Republican Floor Leader in the Hous«
VIGOR
only 45 years old, he will render years of service
to Lancaster County
CONFIDENCE
the overwhelming choice of the Lancaster
County Republican Committee
No other candidate
for 16th District Congressman
offers you this
outstanding combination
of knowledge and vigor.
That's why
Ed Eshleman
the official choice of
Lancaster County
Republicans.
Working with Younger 4-H
Members, Mias Patricia Kel
ley, assistant state 4-H Lead
er; and Community Service,
conducted by Mrs, Sandra M.
Eaton, Home Economist In
Chester County.
The 4-H teen leaders par
ticipated in other activities
as well. Donald Morway, Psy
chologist with the Aerospace
Medical Research Department
at the Naval Aviation Devel
opment Center, talked with
them and showed a movie
of ‘‘Our Men in Space,” Al
lan Brown, an International
Farm Youth Exchange dele-
gate who had just returned
from a six-month visit in
Mexico, gave them an under
standing of youth in that
country. Folk singing, danc.
ing, and recreation with the
leadership angle in mind, was
also included in the two day
program.
IS
Eshleman for Congress Committe#
R'chard R. Filling, Chairman m
, Lewis Fornoff, Jr.,Viu Chairmen* J
I 4 C
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 7, 1966—17
*, v
4*.
’* 5 C fc
t< E { ' it t
Flying Farmers
Tour Plane Plant
On Saturday, April 23, a
group ot approximately 200
Flying Farmeis irom Region
I, comprising chapters of
Virginia, Maryland. Delawaie,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
and Flying Farmers from Re
gion II with chapters in New
York, Vermont and Ontano,
Canada, selected a compass
heading for Williamsport, Pjt,
Upon arrhal at Lycoming
County Airport, the fliers
were guests of Avco Lycom
ing Dnision tor a guided tour
of the factory facilities fol
lowed by a luncheon and
educational program at the
Holiday Inn.
After the tactory tour and
luncheon, a brief meeting was
conducted by the Flying
Farmers followed by com
ments trom Arco Lycoming
and Piper personnel. Officers
ot the ■visiting chapters were
introduced by Regional Di
rector, L. L Logan, West
Chester, Pa and Asa Culver,
Trumansburg, XY. Chapter
Queens were introduced by
Ruth Wilson, Xottingham, In
ternational Flying Farmer
Queen.
Piper Aircraft displayed
three of its newest model
aircraft which were on dis
play at the airpoit lor the
occasion.
WATER'S 1M PORTA XT
Growing chicks need wa
ter Extension poultry spe
cialists at Penn State Univer
sity suggest poultrymen pro
vide at least one gallon foun
tain toi each 100 chicks, or
tour teet ot trough length
tor each 250 chicks when au
tomatic fountains are used.
FARM BETTER
WITH A MARIETTA
M;
unaffected ijy _
coi rosiva ailag* i
acids,
FARM BETTER ~
FARM EASIER L*
FARM FOR PROFIT T ' ‘
with the new
Harvest King Silo, iHfrt*-- -
It’s to ioty to own ~ , ' i ,- ~
got templets detail! mwl
•Her. T M Union
CojportUoJl
Landis Bros., Inc.
1305 Manheim Pike (1 Mile
North of Lane, on Rt. 72)
Lancaster Ph. 383-390®