10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26,1969
Elusive Snake Reappears
Harold, the elusive snake, who has been slithering
around Warwick High School undetected, since he managed
to escape from a terrarium in a Biology Class during the
Christmas holidays, finally made an appearance at the
school about noon Tuesday of this week. Harold, a five foot
boa constrictor, was discovered coiled around a dust
mop setting in the hall of the main entrance of the build
ing. According to its owner, Jack Hubley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Hubley, Cherry St., Lititz. Harold is in good
condition although he bears a scar the size of a quarter and
appears to be a bit thinner. The snake has been returned
to its terrarium and taken to the Hubley home.
J. B. KREIDER
Complete Dispersal
Of 55 Head Reg. & Grade Holsteins
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969
12:30 SHARP
Location: 6 miles South of Quarry ville, 2 miles off Rt.
222 along road from Unicorn to Little Britian, 10 miles North
of Oxford, Pa., Lane. Co.
33 COWS Mostly 2nd and 3rd Caff (20 Reg.)
Nearly all Fresh or Close
Many bred to Milk and Honey Ivanhoe
14 Ist Calf Heifers due August & September
8 Heifers under year old down to started calves
Certified, Accredited, Tested for Inter-State
SPECIAL MENTION:
Selling a dtr. of Zimmerman Alstar Pilot with record as
2y -1 mo., 365 da., 18,318 milk, 726 fat, 4.0%, from dam with
6 records of 1100 fat. Her heifer calf also seDing.
Popular sires of cattle selling: Kingpin, Rocket Centuri
an, Brigeen Chief Flying Cloud, Penstate Pathfinder Ivan
hoe, Glenafton Gaiety, Woodbourne Lass Reflection.
Others by Jess Burke, Skyliner, Royal Hamilton, Pond
spring Sov. Senator, Silver Rocket, Selling Rocket Reflec
tion.
Be sure to inspect this fine herd of young Holsteins.
Also selling 3 sets of Stewart cow clippers (1) a 510 Model
,(new type).
Sale by
J. B. KREIDER
Ancts., DiJJer and Kreider
My Neighbors
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“Don’t look now, Harold,
but I think our tree's been
bugged.”
One of the nicest things to
give a spouse on his or her birth
day is a year’s supply of consid
eiation.
A KISS FROM A DEER. That is what little 2-year-old
_ . ....... Jere Brubaker gets from a fawn at the Penn State Deer
Try A Classified Ad Research Area. Jere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Breaker
If Pavsl was one of 120 local tourists who went . V 5 Penn S T tat £ „. ur f"
1 day to attend the Livestock Day activities. L. F. Photo
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Agway Guardian
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It’s a fact that houseflies are carriers of many livestock diseases,
and roundworms and tapeworms, too. That horn fly infestations
can reduce milk production by as much as 20%. That cattle
grubs account for 160 million dollars a year in livestock losses.
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Recommended Controls
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Dairy Barns
Residual Sprays: Agway Cygon® 2E, Agway Korlan® 24E or
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Space Sprays: Agway Dual® Stock Spray or Agway Livestock®
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Baits; Agway Sugar Bait Fly Killer, Snip® Fly Bands cr
Vapona® Sugar Fly Bait
Fumigation: Agway Vapona® Pest Strip
Animal Treatment
Sprays: Agway Dual Stock or Agway Livestock Spray
Dusts: 3% Ciodrin® Dust
Back-Rubber Preparation: Ciodrin® Concentrate or Agway
Korlan® 24E'
Milkroom
Agway Vapona® Pest Strip or Snip® Fly Band
Animal Treatment
Spray: Ciodrin® Concentrate ;
Dusts: Agway Louse Powder or 3% Ciodrin® Dust ,1
Pick the right .pesticide for the job. READ THE LABEL, ob
serve the precautions, and follow the recommendations closely [,
as to dosage, physical coverage of the infested area, number of '
applications, and placement of the pesticides. i
Follow up. Ong application may not be enough for good control, f
For example, insect eggs present during a spray may hatch later i
and give you a whole new population to contend with. Watch for*
what happens after your treatment, and continue the control as
the label indicates. s
TODAY
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Manheim Pike and
Dillerville Road
394-0541
Your Agway man will help
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Each product has been
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