N, /AIL IN TONGUE Bllediniic power genersdikm Dn, Tongue -and-groove panel- the Uiniilted States has been should be blind-nailed doubling about every tern years tough the tongue so that —a. roKie of growth more thiam »e nail is covered up by the two. titoes thdt of the gnoss m /jioove of the adjacent board. tilcmal product. In 1988 lioitial loord's more Ilian eight inches electric energy production was ide shoula be face-nailed. 1.25 trJwon kitowalthouis. From Lancaster County's \ largest pear grower... - L BARTLETT /-Ji PEARS M*S A: Excellent Canning it Delicious Fresh it Graded & Sized (3 ways) PEACHES & RAMBO APPLES SHANK Fruit Farms Rt. 324, New Danville Pike Daily 10-8, Sat. ’Til 6, CLOSED SUN. GET MORE FOR YOUR DAIRY DOLLARS WOILGEMUTH BROS., Inc. MOUNT JOY, PENNA also The money you spend for feed makes more money for you, when you choose FLORIN forti fied Dairy Feeds. Count on it for maximum production from your dairy herd . . . maximum profits, too. S&S Italian AFS Student Spending Year Here Nicola cle Ces.ire Reman/ncco, I!?ly recently aimed in Lancas lei County to spend a jeai undei the sponsoislnp of the local American Field Service Chaptei Nicola is catching his breath and gelling accustomed to his new envnonmenl following a 10 day trip to America aboard a ship with 500 other students. En route to Ameuca, he noted, the students practiced American techniques He was taken on a bus tour of New York City be fore aiming in Harrisburg, where he was met by his hosts, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S Griswold, 1518 S Broad St., Lititz. 1 Upon meeting the Italian youth, his fair complexion and blue eyes aroused consioerable comment Nicola quickly re marked, “My ancestors are Dutch-Italian ” Some Dutch is still spoken in the in which he lives and he mentioned that German and Slav languages are spoKen 20 miles from his home “America :s Just as I expected u would be,” he exclaimed “There is no great difference be tween my home and this area ” His home town is located four miles from Udine which has a large number of industries, num eious farms and is also a famous tourist area Nicola, who emphatically says he likes food, tasted his first ap ple dumpling at the Griswold home “They were really very good,” he said The fifteen-year-old youth has already met quite a few teen agers at the Woodridge Pool where he enjoys swimming He likes all kinds of sports and PASTURE COMFORT IN YOUR We aie your Butler Agii-Builder fai low cost film buildings Stoi-N Feed livestock and d?irj systems. One souice responsibility. Ph. 653-1451 BARN Put pasture com Jamesway stalls. Quadruple-curve partitions slant diagonally to prevent wedging between cows* ribs. Also, uprfght is out of the moisture zone. Available with long-life hot-dip galvanized or painted finish. We install the complete line of Jamesway equipment for your barn. Come in today for free planning help DESIGNERS and BUILDERS of SYSTEMS ■. " < f ' Nicola de Cesare, Italian AFS student, who likes sports, takes time to play some basketball. Nicola, who will attend Warwick High Cchool, is staying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Griswold. Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 31.1968—9 / plays football with Tom Griswold and a group of boys, even though he thinks it is arather “rough” game Nicola enjoys music and plays the guitar He likes folk tunes and ballads “Rock and Roll mu sic hurst my ears,” he remarked after hearing a “rock” group peiform “Most of the recorded music that is popular here is lust as well known in Euiopean countries,” he commented The teenagers in Italy hold then dances in basement aieas called “caves” Nicola, who plans to become a physician, will attend Waiwick High School and has met with Steve Palkovic, guidance counse loi, to select the subletts suit able for him to pursue during the school term Subjects of in terest to Nicola aie science and history He also enjoys reading During his stay in Lititz, Nic ola hopes to increase his knowl edge of the English language, which he has already studied foi three yeais, and learn moie about the American people, then traditions and ideals Wrap Newly-Plaiited Trees To prevent sunscald, wrap the trunks of newly-planted trees, suggests Craig S Oliver, exten s'on ornamental specialist at Penn State This is especially important if the trees arc thm baiked ones such as red maple, yellowwood, beech, and oak Use cicpe paper laminated or plain builap Cut in 4-inch stups, start at the bottom and woik up, shingling as you go Do not cov bad seals without fust panit ii’g them “Were it left to me to decide whether wo should have a gov ernment without nevvspapeis Oi nevvspapeis Without a gov ail ment, I should not hesitate ,o piefei the lattei ’ Thomi* 1 « j " I
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