—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 27.1968
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GROWING CACTUS PLANTS is one of the hobbies of
John H. Burkholder. Washington Boro Rl..He stores them in
the basement over winter and plants them out in the spring.
Many of his plants he gets as small seedling in the dime
stores.
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Of special interest is the pole cactus which grows quite
tall and blooms starting in June. The flowers open at night
and close as soon as the sun starts to come up.
In the L. F. Photo, Burkholder’s grandchildren Jeffrey,
age 4 and Julie, age 2, look on as a tall cactus is planted in
the front yard.
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even in cool weather.
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can depend on for effective control, even when
the temperatures drop. Get 2-3 weeks control.
And cut or pasture within seven days without
fear of residue in milk. See us now for Alfa-tox.
SMOKETOWN Ph. Lone. 397-3539
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, associate professor of ag educa-
Newcomer is scheduled to go tion and horticulture, The Penn*
for the state honors in June at sylvanla Stale University.
the FFA Activities Week dt Penn Area vo-ag supervisor Henry
S tate< ' E. Givler served as time-keeper.
Counties represented at the
contests were Berks, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Schuylkill, Dauphin,
and Bucks.
Girl Is Second
Cynthia Poth, a Junior at Up
per Bucks Tech-, in Bucks Coun
ty won second place with her
speech on “The Appaloosa
Horse”.
Third place went to Dennis G.
Scattazahn, Conrad Weiser, in
Berks County.
Lancaster County placed
fourth in Parliamentary Proced
ure on the entry of Solanco High
School. First place went to Ann
ville Cleona High School, Leb
anon County.
Second place went to Lower
Dauphin High School, and third
was Upper Bucks Tech
Oxford High School, in Chester
County was fifth.
Judges for both events were
T. M. Malm, York, former Area
Vocational Agriculture Super
visor; Dean Witmer, assistant
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Cows and growing heifers love the sweet flavor and aroma
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It's sweet because it’s, high in molasses. It’s light and
bulky—loo pounds fills six bushel baskets. It’s a high
protein ration fortified with Vitamins A and D.
Golden Bulky is versatile, too. It can be used to balance
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summer and fall pas
tures or to preserve si
lage. And it can be top
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many ways you can feed
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Purina Golden Bulky.
John B. Kurtz John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
„ l: 0 3^' 9 , 251 . Ph: 442-4633
R* D. 3, Ephrata Paradise
Wenger's Feed Mill,
Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
West Willow Farmers James High & Sons
Assn., Inc. Ph: 354-0301
Ph: 464-3431 Gordonville
West Willow
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Evening Contests
In the Salesmanship contest
held Thursday night at Eliza
bethtown High School, Bryon
Smith from York County* was'
the winner.
Robert Esbenshade, New Hol
land, was second followe'd by
Abram Fisher, Penn Manor;
Jeffrey Frey, York County, and
Glenn Oberholtzcr, Elizabeth
town.
Galen Yider, New Holland,
won the Interview Contest.
Lester Kreider ana Will God
win served as judges for Sales
manship and Earl Groff and
Kenneth Groch were the Inter
view judges.
Ira B. Landis
Ph: 569-0531
779 Valley Road, Lancaster
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