State Parks
Opened For
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling is rapidly be
coming one of Pennsylvania’s
most popular winter sports and
the opportunity to indulge, pro
vided “Mother Nature” cooper
ates, has never been better in
the Keystone state.
The~ Department of Forests
and Waters, which permitted
snowmobiling on State park
lands for the first time last Jan
uary, has listed 52 State parks
which will be open to snowmo
bilers during the 1968-69 season.
40 YEARS OF FARMING
AND HERE’S ONE I
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NEVER THOUGHT 0F...
"Lime your land
while the ground is frozen \"
Winter is the best time to apply limestone, A fellow from Burkholder’s
Limestone in Ephrata put it this way:
“When your land is frozen hard, more consistent spreading is possible.
And when the land begins to thaw, the depth and rate of penetration is
such that the lime is better assimilated or mixed with the soil.
With spring plowing, the lime will have had a more complete effect on
correcting soils acid condition.”
He made real good sense to me. I know enough about farming to lime
my land for greater yields. The people at Burkholder know their farming
too. We get along fine together. They won’t boast about their products
unless you ask ’em.
I’ll bet we’d all learn more if we did ask
BurMialdcr
FOR MODERN SPREADER SERVICE CALL NOW! 354-9261
Designated for snowmobiling,
from 8 a m. to sundown, are day
use areas includirig trails and
other areas specifically set aside
for this particular usage. How
ever operators of snowmobiles
must abide by the existing Penn
sylvania State Park rules and
regulations
Closed to this sport will be
public roads open' to normal ve
hicular traffic and all frozen sur
faces, such as, State park lakes,
ponds and streams.
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On a county-by-county basis,
State parks which will be open
to snowmobiling are:
Armstrong - Crooked Creek
SP; Bedfoid - Blue Knob SP
and Shawnee SP; Berks-French
Creek SP, Beaver - Raccoon
Creek" SP; Bucks - Nockamixon
SP; Butler - Moraine SP; Car
bon - Big Pocono SP and Hic
kory Run SP; Cambria - Prince
Gallitzin SP; Cameron - Sinne
mahoning SP; Centre - Black
Moshannon SP; Chester - Val
ley Forge SP; Clarion - Cook
Forest SP; Clearfield - Parker
Dam SP and S B Elliott SP;
Clinton - Kettle Creek SP; Co
lumbia - Ricketts Glen SP; Cum
berland - Pine Grove Furnace
SP and Col. Denning SP; Elk -
Bendigo SP; Fayette - Ohiopyle
SP; Franklin - Caledonia SP;
Fulton - Cowans Gap SP;
Greene - Ryerson Station SP,
Huntingdon - Whipple Dam SP
and Greenwood Furnace SP; In-
diana - Yellow Creek SP; Leb- ft J
anon - Memorial Lake SP; Ly- I dilTI VfllGllCldl'
coming - Little Pine SP; Mer
cer - Pymatunmg SP; Mifflin -
Poe Valley SP; Monroe - Toby- 7 30 p m —Area Farm & Home
hanna SP, Gouldsboio SP and Campaign chairmen meet with
Piompton SP; Pike - Promised district chaumen
Land SP and Fort Washington
SP; Potter - Lyman Run SP « '
and Denton Hill SP, Schuylkill Tlles<iay ’ December 31
- Tuscarora SP; Somerset -
Kooser SP and Laurel Hill SP,
Tioga - Colton Pomt SP, Hills
Creek SP and Leonard Harrison , T „
SP; Union - Ravensburg SP, Thursday ’ January 2
Raymond B Winter SP and Shi- Bpm --Lancaster Poultry Di
kellamy SP; Warren - Chapman rectors meet, F& H Center.
SP; Westmoreland - Keystone 7.30 p.m—Lancaster Co Soil &
SP and Laurel Mountain SP, Water Conservation District
York - Gifford Pinchot SP meet, F & H Center
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S. M. MANUFACTURING Cosine
R. D. 4, Lititz, Penna. ’ Phone 717-626-8585
Call or Write For Free Demonstration
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 28,1968—5
"BETTER-BILT"
LIQUID MANURE SPREADER
DISTRIBUTED AND SOLD BY
FEED CATTLE FASTER
AND MORE EFFICIENTLY
THAN EVER BEFORE!
Monday, December 30
730 pm—4-H Veal Project
meeting, F & H Center.
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