aster Farming.
THE FOX DIDN’T GET AWAY. The
dogs and Walter Watson caught him last
• Fox Hunting
(Continued from Page 1)
see fox tracks all around here
And if you follow them, like he
does in the snow, they often
lead into a neighboring farm
yard or past the farm house
Watson showed us a last year’s
hole just inside the timberline
of a pine grove where he and
his dogs dug out a litter of ten
baby foxes.
And time and again he pointed
out evidence that foxes had been
present—like a riddled nest of
rabh’t fur or fqx manure filled
with feathers This 'evidence
would go unnoticed to the inex
perienced eye
We saw several deleted “No
Hunting” signs, put up for last
fall's small game hunters But
these signs usually don’t mean
Walter and his dogs Many
farmers know him and welcome
him in their fields and woods to
eradicate the foxes Also, the
foxhounds will not disturb or
even be distracted by a rabbit
or pheasant We saw lots of
them Monday morning, but the
dogs didn’t seem to notice They
have their own job to do—catch
• Milk Prices
(Continued from Page 1)
ticular container in which the
milk is delivered This reflects
anticipated savings for larger
and less frequent deliveries,”
Chairman Huber continued
“The Commission has taken
into consideration the costs of
various types of containers, and
the new schedules reflects this
fact Milk purchased in plastic
non-reusable containers will cost
1-cent per quart equivalent more
than the minimum established
prices for milk in other types of
containers,” Mr. Huber con
tinued
“However, the new adjust
ments in consumer prices en
courages quantity and less fre
quent purchases both at homes
and from stores. The Commis
sion hopes that consumers will
adjust their buying habits to
take advantage of anticipated
economies in distribution which
should tend to stabilize mini
mum resale milk prices,” Mr
Huber concluded.
Robert K.Rohrer
Bulldozing - Grading
Potz Soles & Service
I Bara Cleaners - Silo
tlnloaders - Cattle Feeders
Quarry ville, R. D. 1
13.1968
week.
foxes or at least chase them and Dick are half-brothers, sir
mto their den, ed by Watson’s old dog which he
The two male dogs, Spottie (Continued on Page 10)
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Now is the time to top dress
your pastures and small grain
with
URAN 30
LIQUID NITROGEN
for high quality forage and
top grain yields.
We also have excellent spread service
for bulk liquid fertilizers to top dress
alfalfa and control weevils at the some time.
ALSO For plow down for corn
We recommend 14-7-7 without manure or
9-9-9 with heavy manure application.
Lebanon Chemical
Company
JOHN J. HESS CLAIR WEIR
Paradise, Pa. Kinzers, R. D. 1
442-4632 442-4239
Contact
MOTHER FOX and her seven babies are being raised
L F Photo ky Walter Watson. He dug them out of their den las', week.
I L. F. Photo
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