2 —Lancaster Farmlni
1
Averril Royer
• 4-H Leadership
(Continued from Page 1'
4 H Dairy Conference in Chi
c-ayo She is a jumoi at Man
helm Township Senior High
School, and plans to studv to
become a \etennauan
Michael H. Hosier, Manheim
R 3 has been a 4-H membei
nine veais The son of Mi and
Mrs Mai k \V Hoslei, he has
seivcd his local club as piesi
clent vice piesident. secietaiv,
and ti easurei A. membei 01,
the Lancastei County 4-H Baby
Beet and Lamb Club and Elm-
Pemvn 4-H Club he was a'
membei oi the 1865 champmu
4-H livestock Ridging team at
Stale 4-H Da.vS Michael is a
-,emoi at Manheim Centi.,l Sen-'
ior High School
Selection of the council dele- (
nates was made Horn among,
the Commonwealth's 45 000-
member 4-H organization on
the basis ot leadeiship and
achievement activities, accord
ing to Jany H Reyburn as
sistant State 4-H Club leader
at Penn State, chairman for 1
the event !
Leadeiship Council members
will assume majoi i esponsibili-'
ties m conducting Club Con-,
giess activities which attracts
ovei 1 000 members fiom all
Pennsylvania counties Council i
membeis will amve at Penn
State on June 17 lox two davs
oi counseling and onentation
to piepaie them loi then du
ties the lemamdei ot the week
Club Congiess is designed to
piovide oppoitumties loi inter
countv exchanges ot ideas and
achieve a gieatei undei stand
ing oi seveial caieei oppoituni
ties Rev bum said In addition
membeis will learn moie about
then lole as cituens in a de
mociacy and lecene tiaming
in conducting leaealional and
ceiemomal events They will
pai ticipate in assemblies dis
cussion and inteiest gioups
and lecieational activities
Se\ ei al conlei ence speakei s
will include Maulvn Van Dei
bui loimei Miss Amenca Di j
Dale Milligan pastoi ot ai
Pittsbuigh chinch Phillip 80l
yei senioi sv stems engmeei |
loi \ASA Di Russell E Lai-|
son Dean ol the College of
Vgiicultuie at Penn State and
A Dale Lounsbius. Dnector
ol Education Ameucan Can
cel Souetv
Coopeiative Extension Seiv
ice pcisonnel including Uni
\cisitv staff members county
t i gents and Extension home
economists will assist vuth pto
ei am activities
Members attending 4-II Club
Congiess fiom Lancastei Coun
tv include Petei Witmei Wil
low Street R 1 Gaiy Johns,
Mai letta RI. Rodney Denlin
gei Goidonville Rl Nelson
Rohier Lititz R 3 Jetl Wit man
Mt Joy R 2 Michael Smucker,
Ephiata R 2 Lany High 346
E Mam St Baieville Jeiry
Nessinger. Remholds Bairj
Longeneckei Li tit? R 2, Danny
Rohier. Manheim Rl Earl
Stauffer. Ephrata Rl. Linda
Ober, 532 Petersburg Rd, Lan-
Saturday. June 10,1967
Michael H. Hosier
castei. Audie.v Yungmgei. Ma
rietta R 1 Florence Bixler. Ma
netta R 1 Shirley Aaron, Quai
rvulle Rl Diane Buckwaltei.
Lititz R 3. Kendaee Borry. Mt
Joy R 2. Linda DeLong, Quai
■ vville RL Candace Seiverling.
Lititz Rl Anna Musser, Eph
iat a R 3 Jeanette Styei Eph
iat a Rl Maiv Ann Eshleman
75 Brandt Blvd Landisville.
Marilyn Smallwood 15 Slocum
WAYNE CATTLE WORMER
Cl^ffiSuSll
FOWL'S FEED SERVICE PARADISE SUPPLY GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
R. I). 1, QuarryviUe Paradise Elizabethtown
R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
HEISEY FARM SERVICE
Lawn and Bellaire
H M. STAUFFER
WHITE OAK MILE & SONS, INC.
K. D. 4, Manheim Witmer
New Land Resources Map Features
153 Soil Groups For Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has a new Land The Land Resources Map
Resources Map, unlike anything integrates soils, geology, and
published previously for the land use from the standpoint of
State. The map features 153 inherent productive capacities
land resource units or soil of soils, Higbee points out.
groups, each representing a dif- Copies are available for $lO.OO
ferent level of soil productivity, by writing to Maps, Box 6,000.
Developed by the Agricultural University Park, Pa, 16802
Experiment Station at Penn Each soil unit is evaluated
State University, the map uses by 16 characteristics. The more
multiple colors, coded and sym- important ones are soil depth,
bolized for identification, to de- soil drainage environment, geo
plct soil groups. logic source of soil material.
The first of its type and quail- Permeability, plant rooting
ty for Pennsylvania, the map is * on ®?’ and dominant crop pro
a highly condensed, graphic Auction.
presentation of land resources. A stream map was made as a
accoi ding to Howard W. Hig- base unit in the preparation of
bee. retired professor of soil the Land Resources May two
technology at Penn State who years ago. The stream map has
pioduced it Higbee says the been distributed widely
map will be \ital for soil and throughout the Commonwealth
watei icsoiirce managers and among fisheimen, hunters and
foi industrial and community campers
planners
Ave, Christiana. Diane
shey, 547 E Main St,
Holland, Gale Sheafter. 37 N conference room of the mai-
Kinzer Ave, New Holland. Ca ket administrator, 205 East
id Hess, Mt Jo., E 2, Ann Nis- 42nd Street. New York >
sley. Mt Joy Rl Shnlev Buck- The orders involved are the
waiter Lititz R 3, Evelyn Hu- Massachusetts-R hocl e Island,
yett. Gordonville Rl and Don New York-New Jersey, Wash
na Denlmger, Gordonv die Rl mgton, DC„ Delaware Valley.
Here's What JOHN M. NISSLEY
Has to Say About
Route "No. 1, Bainbridge
HERSHEY BROS
Reinholds
• Eastern Milk
Her-
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New
"I was particularly pleased with the success I
had with Wayne Cattle Wormer. It has convinced
me that if an animal has worms, it can be held back
in growth, appearance and general health more than
most ot us realize -
‘ Late last summei I noticed one of my dairy
heiteis was rather unthrifty and lacking consider
ably in size, hair coat appearance and general health,
compared with the rest of the heifers it was with on
pasture
I was told by my feed dealei Grubb Supply
Co, Elizabethtown, that these Heifers pi obably had
cattle roundwoims. so I decided to worm them with
Wayne Cattle Wormer.
“In a matter of several weeks after they were
wormed the poor doing heifer was rapidly ‘catching
up’ with the rest of the gioup and looked every bit
as good and in some respects had a slight edge on
the rest of the heifers - which also improved in ap
pearance when they were brought in off pasture late
this fall
‘ I also use Wayne 32% Dairy Krums for my
milking ratio i ”
For Complete Information oiin
WAYNE CATTLE WORMER
Contact
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE C. E., SADDER & SONS
E. D. 2, Columbia R. D. 1, East Earl*
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. I, Stevens .
„ I
ROHRER’S MILL
R. D. 1, Ronks
I *
Connecticut, and Upper Chesa
peake Bay federal orders.
The hearing was requested
by milk dealers and several
cooperative associations in the
New York-New Jersey market,
after which, at USDA’s invita
tion. several more proposal*
were submitted by interested
persons in some of the other
order areas.
The proposals, in general,
would set an upper limit on
the level of surplus prices pro
vided under present pricing
formulas in each of the orders.
One proposal would raise the
manufacturing milk (Class II)
price level by providing that
it be not less than one dollar
below the fluid milk (Class I)
price.
The proposals also include
the request that if final action
cannot be taken by July 1,
temporary relief be granted
either through a suspension ac
tion. or a temporary amend
ment.
After considering evidence
piesented at the hearing, US
DA may recommend amending
the older Before the changes
would be made effective; it
would be necessary for at least
two thirds of the dairy farm
ers serving each of the areas
to approve
John M Nxssley
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millersville