22 Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 3.1969 Correspondence Courses Si sS M VItIGOLIKS GOOD IN CHILDREN’S GARDENS Mangolds make excellent clnldien’s gaiden plants Then giowth is sme, feu insects and disease oigamsms attack them and floweis an- coloihil \ccoidmg to a Penns.Kama Slate Umveisitv conespon dencc comse on annual flow'd s, mangolds have huge seeds that gem'nate and piodute stiong seedlings in a week fiom plant ing Seedlings glow uipidlv So, seeds aie stalled indoois onlv thiee oi foui weeks befoie all WE USE QUALITY PAINT AND IT DOES STAY ON!!! Aerial Ladder Equipment Used To Paint Your Farm Buildings Modern and Efficient- Mefhod Reasonable Prices Over 14 Years Experience Spray-on and Brush-in Method Has Proven Most Satisfactory On Over 1000 Barns Of Our Well Pleased Customers. C. RALPH MILLER R. D. 4, Manheim, Pa ELI F. KING Pond Road. Ronks R. D. 1 Phone 768-3670 (2 Miles Northwest of Intercourse) danger of frost is over and the garden soil is thoioughly warm ed by cany summer sun Seeds can also be planted out doors where plants aie to grow Tall kinds of marigolds need 18 to 24 inches space in a iow but the dwarf vaneties can be set closer The plants need feitilc soil and full exposuic to sun Foi outdooi show or indoor flowei ai i angements few plants sin pass mangolds Then daisy like blooms come in yellow' oi ange and red All are of bushy giowth habit with daik clieen, finelv cut foliage Sludv the Penn Stale cones pondence couise to learn more about these alti active and easi Iv giown plants and othei an nual flowei s Send yom name and addiess with $3 45 to Annu als, Box 5000, Umveisitv Paik Pennsylvania 16802 Theie aie no othei charges an da couise copy comes to you by mail i|V> This key costs tj $129.95* The insect season is approach ing and local folks are remind ed of the danger of getting spotted fever from the bite of a wood tick. Many of our local woods and picnic areas are tick infested and present a threat to family health and weekend en joyment Parents aie urged to examine their youngsteis, usual ly around the head and neck, for • Have You Heard? (Continued ficm Page 21) boaid contamei you can make 01 buy is handy for stonng place mats and napkins When expanded, the poitfolio is inches deep and can hold moie than a dozen items When shut, it can be stoied in a diawei 01 on a shelf to piotect linens fiom wi inkling or soiling Label the outside with the contents Ph. 665-3388 Insect Season For each ton of Beacons Get one set of these handsome, gift packaged Americana insulated mugs FREE! From now until May 10th, 1969 your Beacon dealer'will give you one set of these handsome, practical and durable mugs free with the purchase of any combination of Beacon Swine Feeds totaling one ton purchased at one time. This offer is being made to help introduce you to the improved Beacon Life Cycle Swine feeding program designed to get market pigs from birth to butcher with maximum gains in minimum tipne. So call your Beacon dealer today Beacon Swine Feeds are palatable, efficient and profitable. And the six Americana mugs can be yours for trying just one ton! GEHMAN FEED MILL, INC. Denver 1 B *« G ?n^ B,LL EARL SAUDER, INC. oe iON New Holland Strasburg wood ticks after being exposed areas may be sprayed prior to Symptoms of spotted fever are visits by using chlorcUme or liti a rash on the wrists and ankles dane to control both ticks and eventually spreading to all parts chiggers. of the body, a high fever, and both headache and general mus cular aches. Victims of tick Nationally, milk production bites should be carefully ob- during March was 2 percent less served for these symptoms for than a year earlier and the at least two weeks following the smallest production for the bites Playgiounds and picmcmonth since 1952. SAVE AT BOB’S Save Rite market 743 S. BROAD ST. LITITZ, PENNA Houi s; Mon. thi u Sat. 9 to 9 Sunday 9 to 5 Improved Swine Feeds you purchase BEACON O. KENNETH H. JACOB HOOBER McCRACKEN Manheim I SUPER ■ I SHOES I ■ Service H ■ 2750 Columbia Ave. H ■ Lancaster H fl Lane. Co.’s Largest H ■ Shoe Store ■ B All Ist Quality H ■ Super Low Prices Intercourse BOMBERGER'S STORE Elm
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