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LANCASTER
COUNTY’S
HOT LINE
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Strong Stalks High Yielding
ro be competitive in the farm
ing business you need to plant
he best. Plant Funk’s “Hot
Line” Hybrids.
A. H. HOFFMAN
SEEDS, INC.
Landisville, Pa.
JOIN THE
NEW HOLLAND
MANUFACTURING TEAM
FULL TIME jobs are available in Manufacturing at
our plant in Mountville. These jobs are on the night
shift in our Assembly Department.
NO EXPERIENCE is necessary. We will train you on
the job. Successful applicants will be eligible for ex
cellent company-paid benefits including:
• HOSPITALIZATION
• VACATIONS
• HOLIDAYS
• RETIREMENT PAY
If you are interested in joining a team that has built a
reputation for building outstanding farm equipment,
and has enioyed a record of steady, rewarding employ
ment, contact J Harold Wright at 354-1849 or Harold R
Schreiber at 354-1851.
You may apply at our Personnel Office located at our
plant in Mountville on Monday and Thursday from
3 00 PM. until 8:00 P.M., or at our Manufacturing
Personnel Office in New Holland, Pennsylvania (on
Diller Avenue) Monday through Friday from 8.00 A.M
until 5 00 P.M.
NOTE We still have a few openings at our main plant
in New Holland.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
JL.
HOLLAND
t DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND
Conservation District
Ok's Subdivision Memo
The Lancaster Connlv Soil
and Water Consei ration Distncl
officialh appioved a mcmoian
dum at its meeting this week
tightening contiols on the soil
and watei aspects of county sub
division approvals
The memorandum, actually
initiated by the district, was pie
viously appioved by the Lan
caster County Planning Com
mission
As explained at the meeting,
the memo is an infounal agiee
ment between the conservation
district and the planning com
mission m which the distuct ic
views new subdivision plans in
the county to evaluate soil and
watei poitions of the subdivi
sion plans
Oival Bass of the distuct of
fice said it’s hoped that even
tually developeis will stop at
the conservation office befoie
submitting then subdivision
plans This would enable the
developer to plan foi and avoid
soil and water pioblems eaily
in his planning, Bass said
20 Acres To Get Trees
In County This Year
Some 3,600 acies of private
land in Lancastei County” should
be planted to tiees,” but the
state has icceived oiders foi only
20 acies so far this year, accord
ing to Bob Schweitzei, seivice
foi ester for Lancaster and Berks
Counties
The deadline for the tiees is
Maich 15, Schweitzer reminded
pioperty owners at a meeting
this week of the Lancaster Coun
ty Soil and Watei Conservation
District
Schweitzer said the 3,600 acre
figuie was derived from a U S
Foiest Service report on timber
lesomces in Pennsylvania.
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SICK PAY
New Holland, Peims>lvauia, 17357
Swine Producers
Banquet March
The annual Lancaster County with James Horton, (left), as-
Swme Producer’s Association sociation secretary and treasur
banquet will be held at Blue er, in charge of ticket sales.
Ball Fire Hall at 6 30 p m Fii
day, Maich 20
Robert Martin, association Lancaster Stockyaids Anyone
president, said tickets are still interested in submitting a hog
available for the affair He is should contact Horton for an
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Alfalfa Weevil
On Decline Here
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The alfalfa weevil appears to
be on the wav out m Pennsylvan
ia. accouimg to the Cooperative
Extension Sci vice, which reports
that damage caused by this pest
was way down in 1969.
A decline in damage began
four jeais ago, but this past year,
the damage was so low in most
fields that spray protection was
rot necessaiy, the service re
poits.
There is no way to determine
just what the damage from the
weevil will be in 1970, but the
service predicts that weevil pop
ulations will be low enough to
keep damage levels low, perhaps
even lower than in 1969.
Central Tractor
By Dudley Rohrer
The previous meeting of the
Centi al Tractor Meeting was held
at 730 p m Tuesday at Landis
Bios, Lancaster.
Demonstrations were given by
Damn and Bernard Nissley on
how quickly and easily tractor
accidents can occur. Don Landis
also spoke to the group about
pistons.
At the group’s next meeting at
7-30 p m. Tuesday, March 10 at
Landis Brotheis The 4-H Tractor
Books will be collected.
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