Southbound Shorebirds Egret ,are common in Pennsyl-by the Agricultural Experiment
Miaroto Throuoh State vania ,*t this time. They are seen station at Penn State. The vol
* along.4hallow streams, lakes, and ume features 156 original pen-
Shorebirds flying south from ponds. and-ink drawings of the most
the Arctic Circle are migrating common birds in Pennsylvania
through Pennsylvania this week, . eapp S plus facts about 423 species
ZTISfTSSS&Sfc affirms TWs found in the Commonwealth,
and associate professor if zoo- Sandpiper often goes to the The guidebook is available for
logy at The Pennsylvania State coa f, t , s $l-00 P lus six cent s stale sales
University. thi far north tax from “BIRDS.” Box 6000,
Professor Wood says the fall ’ University Park, Pa, 16802.
migration of shorebirds begins Many surprising and interest- Check or money order should be
in July and reaches its peak m ing facts on birdlife can be found TI , O Ponncv i
August. Herons such as the Great in “Birds of Pennsylvania,” a mdde payable to The Pennsyl-
Blue Heron and the Common paperback guidebook published vania State University.
HI-MOISTURE
CORN CLINIC
Program Featuring—
Dr. Marcus Haggard on:
If you are thinking of building corn storage
wet or dry, be sure to attend and get the latest
facts on High Moisture Corn.
Aug. 13,1969 -10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Liberty Fire Hall
New Holland, Pa.
Lunch available by Ladies Auxiliary $1.75
See your Penn-Jersey representative about
the midwest farm progress tour this fall by jet I
Penn-Jersey Harvestore
Systems, Inc.
309 Diller Ave., New Holland, Pa.
Providing complete nutrition to hens
is Ful-O-Pep Egg Ration Senes
prime responsibility. Adjusted by
season-in energy and protein content,
it reduces losses from production
slumps and smooths valleys and
peaks in production curves by per
fectly suiting the feed to fit the local
climate. This is supported by the
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc. S. H. Hiestand & Company
Leola
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
Hi-Moisture Corn
Phone (717) 354-5171
DR MARCUS HAGGARD was
born and raised on a Kansas
fairn, 31 adm ted from Kansas
State University as a veterinari
an He piacticed in Indiana as a
large anim-il practitioner for 8
yeais, and manufactured live
stock equipment for 8 years He
owns and operates several busi
nesses and is retained by equip
ment companies and banks as a
consultant and speaker.
Last year Dr. Haggard spoke
to over 100,000 people m the
United States and now appears
with regularity before ' groups
of Production Credit Associa
tions, Federal Land Banks, live
stock association groups and
other key agriculture groups
throughout the United States.
I EGGS,
EGGS, and
more EGGS!
WITH FUL-O-PEP
EGG RATION SERIES
high rates of lay during the winter
months that have been obtained from
its use. Efficient feeders know that
Ful-O-Pep Egg Ration Series is a re
sult getting feed that performs ex
ceptionally well, and on an economi
cal basis. We have the whole story
check on our complete Phase
Feeding Program. Stop in and see us
today!
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Returns by popular
Demand.
Salunga
Stevens
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 2.1969—19
MANHEIM JOYS
By Corene Rohrcr
The Manheim 4-H Club has
introduced a new Child Care
project for its members. It is the
first pioject to be led by two
teen leaders, Marilyn Stauffer
and Janice Naumen, with no
assistance from an adult leader
Teen leaders for this year’s
activities will be Donna Hershey,
Marilyn Stauffer, Ellen Mikota,
Janice Naumen, and Marcia Shaf
fer.
Several members journeyed to
Plymouth County, lowa on the
annual county exchange trip
They include: Janice Naumen,
Ellen Mikota, Coiene Rohier and
Marilyn Stauffer
The club is selling cookies to
raise money for county activities
Some members also participated
in a submaiine sandwich sale to
raise money for the exchange
trip.
CLASHING THIMBLES
By Linda Leaiuan
The seventh meeting of the
Clashing Thimbles Sewing Club
was held on July 23 at the Penn
Manor Junior High School sew
ing room Demonsti ations weie
given on “Glooming Magic for
Modern Girls,” by Karen Alex
ich and “Modeling for Round-
Up” by Ellyce Jean Engle.
Judging of projects will be
held on July 30 On August 5 at
7 30 p m a fashion show will be
held at the home of Mrs Edward
Leaman. The Fashion Show’s
entertainment committee is Bet
ty Jane Barley (Chairman) and
Ellyce Jean Engle and Linda
Leaman.
Progress Days Feature
Hay Crop Silage Show
Farmers from all areas of
Pennsylvania arc expected to
participate in this year's Hay
Crop Silage Show.
Scheduled for August 26. the
show will be one of the featuies
oi the 1969 Agricultural Pi ogress
Days, Fox Chase Faims in To
wanda
Separate classes have been set
up for legumes, grasses, summer
annuals, and winter annuals.
Each main class is divided into
thiee sub-classes based on mois
tuie Awards will be piesented
to the lop five winneis in each
sub-class.
All samples in this yeai’s com
petition will be judged on the
basis of chemical as well as vis
ual characteristics. Foi this ica
son, the closing date for all en
tries has been set for August 8,
thiee weeks before the show
Samples may be submitted any
time prior to and including \u
gust 8, at one of the following
locations - Dr J W Biatzler,
Animal Science Bldg, Penn State
Univeisity; Milton Heishey
Farms, Hershey, or Bradfoid
County Agucultural Extension
Association, Towanda.
An exhibit must have at least
one gallon of silage Large size
heavy plastic bags make an ex
cellent containei foi tiansportmg
samples If samples aie going to
be held for a period of time be
foie delivery, they should be
fi ozen.
Family camping facilities, for
tents and trailers, aie now pro
vided at 43 State parks The lar
gest of these is located at Pyma
tuning State Park with 600 indi
vidual camp sites available.