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IN ONE PASS!
NEW IDEA CUT/DITIONER!
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Single machine gives fluffy, palatable swaths or
windrows. Non-stop, plug free' Adjustable cutting
height. Does all these jobs and more.
• Sffreds corn stalks • Chops weeds
• Clips pastures o Chops straw stubble
• Conditions straw for baling
Cbas. J. McComsey Landis Bros.
, „ Lancaster
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa. Longenecker
Allan H. Matz Farm Supply
Denver Rheems
A. B. C. Groff, Inc. 2
New Holland A
Wilbur H. GraybiU A L Herr &Bro.
Lititz, R. D. 8 Qutrryville
E. M. HERR EQUIPMENT, INC.
"Pioneers of Layer Cages"
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A practical way to convert an old building to cages.
Poultry Equipment is our Business Cages is our Specialty.
Also, we sell, install and service Hart Cup Watering Systems,
Brock Feed Bins, Complete Bramco-Oakes Poultry and Hog
Equipment and ail types ofventilation.
R. D. #l, WILLOW STREET, PA.
LANCHESTER
PONY CLUB
The Lanchester Pony Club
met May 27 at the home of Mi - ,
and Mrs John Weir, Oxford
R 3, for group instruction. It
was announced that the pro
ceeds from the horse show on
May 6lh totaled Sl5OO, and
will be used to constiuct a
cross country couise
Two of the members passing
their ‘D’ tests were Nancy Hen
kel and Mary Beth Little The
two - D’ teams weie chosen to
represent the club at the Re
gional Rally to be held at Blue
Rock Farm. West Cheslci, host
ed by the Biandjwine Pony
Club
Team I—Debbie Weir, Patti
Hasslei, Susan Gill, Rosemary
Binkley. 2nd team—Dona Tay
lor, Jan Gibson. John Weir,
Jr and Mary Beth Little The
team helpers will be chosen
Satuiday by giving the lemam
ing ‘D's a written test. The
two top scorers will be the
helpers
The teams will meet twice
weekly to prepare for the ral
ly and will have their written
lest on Sunday, June 18, at
the home oi Mrs J H Taylor
McConnell, Regional Supei vi
sor. She is having a picnic
swim tor all the Regional
teams Riding activities will
be held on June 22 beginning
at 8 a m. Helping to coach the
‘D’ teams is Pam Hassler an
active ‘C’
Club instructors will attend
a ndmg clinic for three days
in June at the Potomac Horse
Centei. Potomac. Md.
When somebody thinks by
the inch and talks by the yard,
he needs to be moved by
the foot.
PH. 464-3321
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, June 3,1967 —
• Consv. Course
(Continued from Page 13'
cut. Piofessor Jones points out.
’’ln spile of the tremendous i t'-
other hand, is one of today’s planting programs we aie still
most serious conseivation prob- using twice as many pines as we
lems. The teachei-students icplacc.”
studied sources oi pollution and
control methods.
On a field trip last suinmei, vation. They saw scrub biush
students learned what is meant planted to improve small game
by natural succession in pine covet and the construction ol
woodlands. When pine trees are dikes to improve the suppl.v ol
harvested, young hardwoods foocl foi . minatory water lowl.
take over. To bring pines back,
,he hardwoods must be destroy- More people commit suicide
id and pine seedlings planted with the' knile and lork than
It takes nearly 35 years before anv other weapon
BARN SPRAYING
SPRAY THi: MODERN WAY
(fee CARBOLA SPRAY
• Dries White # Disinfects
• Less Cobwebs
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer, Pa. Phone 292-7227
NEW
Dairy Supply Store
CHRISTIANA MILK
PRODUCTS CO.
Largest- Dairy Supply Store in the East.
• 20 different brands and sizes of filtering
materials
• 25 different brands and sizes of
detergents
• 20 sizes and shapes of brushes for milk
house bulk tanks or pipe lines.
For Surge §2.95 set
For DeLaval & others §3.45 set
FRONT OPENING MILK CAN
COOLING CABINETS
BRAND NEW AND
FULLY WARRANTED
Hundreds of items for milk house and farm,
metalware, paints, etc.
CHRISTIANA MILK
PRODUaS CO.
(if you have in-place cleaning problems, we
will be glad to test your water and suggest a
sound cleaning program)
a new ciop ol pines is ready to
Students made all day tups
to study game and fish consei-
Christiana, Pa.
INFLATIONS
Jim Mimm
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