Tractor Club Members Get Awards
Top award winners were nam- project from the Cential Trac
ed in the 4-H Tractor Mainten- tor 4 ; H Club went to James
ance Club Roundup at the Farm Eib, Kieidei Road, Lancaster
and Home Center Wednesday The Noithern Club project
winner was Kenneth Hackman,
Award for the best overall Ephrata RDI.
Say, all you
Corn growers,
here’s great news about better broad spec
trum vteed control...
Lasso® plus atrazine does the job!
That’s right 1 Now you can tank Lasso plus atrazine gets the job
mix liquid Lasso from Monsanto done m all major Northeastern
with atrazine and control about soil types—wet weather or dry.
any grass or broaaleaf you can Apply it pre emerge or preplant
think of including the Fox
tails, Fall Panicum, Crabgrass,
“ Witchgrass, Cocklebur, Pig
weed, Smartweed, and even An
nual Mornmgglory is no match
for Lasso plus atrazine
Don’t settle for less than maxi
mum weed control, but don't
take chances either Lasso
plus atrazine is safe to your
Corn and there’s no carryover
problem.
For tank- mix instructions
about Lasso plus atrazine
see Your Farm Chemical
Supplier Now
Smoketown, Pa.
AAtrex
order it today for this year’s corn.
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GROFFTOWN RD
incorporated just once and for
get it Troublesome, yield cut
ting grasses and weeds will
never see the light of day.
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Monsanto
-..St. Louis,.Missouri 63166
Ph. 397-3539
ORGANIC
PLANT
FOOD CO.
Ph. 392-4963 or 392-C374
Other outstanding members
weie lecogmzed by year oi
woik as follows
Fust year, Jeff Swarr, Mount
Joy RDI, and David Haldeman,
Reinholds RDI.
Second year, Jere Swarr,
Manheim RD2, and Marlin
Hurst, Ephrata RD2.
Third year, Wilmer Hurst,
Ephrata RD2.
Fourth year, Dudley Rohrer,
Manheim RDI, and Dairyl Bol
linger, Manheim RD2
All of these winners received
wrench sets from the Lancaster
County Machinery Dealers As
sociation, presented by Bud
Hoober.
The 4-H’ers planned a tour
this summer through the New
Holland Division of Sperry
Rand Coip. at New Holland
Folks are
finding
out about
Purina’s
great
sow ration...
PURINA
FARROWIN
CHOW... spec
developed to fii
the sow’s needs
at farrowing time.
Purina Farrowing Chow is the result of five years of
testing at the Purina Research Farm Brood Sow
Unit. It’s developed to fit the sow’s needs for a
palatable, bulky, well-balanced, vitamin-fortified ra
tion from a few days before farrowing till about a
week after farrowing.
This 14% protein ration, containing grain, is fed as
the sow’s sole ration. It comes in Checker (pellet)
form only, which helps maintain freshness. An nf-180*
option to help control scours in baby pigs is available.
Purina Farrowing Chow has the “just right” nutrients
sows need at this critical time. It’s economical, too.
THIS IS THE YEAR to do everything possible to
help your sows farrow lots of pigs and wean big
litters. Give them the built-in advantages of Purina
Farrowing Chow.
COME AND GET IT: Purina Farrowing Chow is
available at our store right now. Come in and see,
feel, smell and taste this product. You’ll like its
appearance. Your sows will go for it, too. Try Purina
Farrowing Chow now.
•)tog Trademark—Hess & Clark
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph 442-4632
Paradise
West Willow
Farmers Assn., Inc.
Ph 464 3431
West Willow
John B. Kurtz
Ph 354-9251
R. D. 3, Ephrala
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H 4-H Club News H
Mount Joy 4-H Sewing
Ail 01 gamzationar meeting
was held on March 29.
The following officers were
elected Tammy Duke, presi
dent, Lou Ann Brenneman,
vice president, Gwen Hosier,
secretary.
Jeame Kahler, assistant sec
retary, Karen Wellcomer, tiea
surer; Brenda Sensemg, assis
tant treasurer, Lon Good,
game leader; Vickie Hecker, as
sistant game leader, Denise Es
benshade, song leader, Tina
’ Jay Irwin, associate Lancas
ter County agricultural agent,
showed a film “Pride and
Poise” on Penn State football
to close the evening.
Ira B. Landis
Ph 394-7812
1912 Creek Hill Rd, Lane.
James High & Sons
Ph 354-0301
Goidonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
Inc.
Ph 367 1 1A 5
Rheems
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 3,1971—-
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Garner, assistant song leader;
Debbie Becker, news reporter,
Michelle Fishei, assistant news
reporter.
This years leaders aie Mrs.
Samuel Heinamen 111, Mis Le
loy Buffenmyei, Mrs Wanen
Miller, Mis. Harold Esbenshade,
Mrs Quentin Buckwalter and
Mrs Ralph Hostetter
There was a discussion on
the material needed for the
fust sewing session.
Aftei the meeting a game
was played where the girls
said their names to get ac
quainted
News Repoxter,
Debbie Becker
Akron Singing Needles
The first meeting of the
Akron Singing Needles was
held on March 23 at the Akron
Elementary School
Officers elected were Peggy
Hamilton, piesident; Manlyn
Lausch, vice president, Carla
Neufeld, treasurer, Ellen Ha
bcgger, assistant treasurer;
Nancy Karkhns, secietary;
Joyce Stauffer, assistant secre
taiy
Debbie Good, song leader;
Joanne Leatheiman, assistant
song leader, Julie Williams,
game leader, Deb Sweigait, as
sistant game leader.
Janice Burkholder, news re
porter, Janet Ruth, assistant
news reporter, Ellen Habegger,
pianist, and Wendy Dohner, as
sistant pianist
News Reporter,
Janice Burkholder
Penn Manor 4-H Club
The first meeting o£ the
Penn Manor 4-H Club was held
at Ann Letort at 730 p.m.
March 22.
Elections were held. Those
elected were Doug Smith, pre
sident; Donny Thomas, vice
president, Art Dean, secretary;
Karen Greider, treasurer; Cindy
Greider, news reporter; Tom
Breneman and Patty Barley,
game leadeis, and Bruce Weav
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