82—Uncaster Farming, Saturday, Oct 4,1975
Enjoy fall foliage
at recreation areas
With the arrival of (all,
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Company invites the public
to enjoy the color of the
season at Its Lake Aldred
recreation area nature
trails.
Located on the lower
Susquehanna River, in
Lancaster and York coun
ties, Lake Aldred is the site
of a hydroeletric station
operated by PP&L. The
public recreation areas are
operated as a spin-off to this
operation.
Lake Aldred offers three
major hiking trails for
photography, sightseeing
and nature study:
Otter Creek Nature Trail,
on the York County side of
the Susquehanna River,
traverses a region that is
BEACN^EEDS
When others stop for drying, or must sell at
harvest, you’ll continue to harvest and have
flexibility in marketing for feed or food.
• Use on food or feed grains
• Reduce diy matter loss
• No mold activity
• Presenre full feeding value
• No heating
Disadvantages of Drying
+ Investment
+ Depreciation and repairs
+ Fuel and electricity
+ Extra labor
+ Transportation
+ Shrinkage
’ TRADEMARK KEMIN INDUSTRIES INC
CLARK DAIRY SUPPLY
Rising Sun, MD
H. M. STAUFFER &
SONS, INC.
Jfl/Itmerv-PA
VAN-MAR FEEDS GEORGE UNDERWOOD EARL SAUDER, INC.
Leesport, PA Northeast, MD New Holland, PA
THARPE & GREEN MILL NEW FREEDOM FARM & GARDEN CO.
Churchville, MD New Freedom, PA
RICHARD B. KENDIG CHESTER WEIST R. E. RUDISILL
Phone 302-478-3058 Phone 717-741-2600 Phone 717-854-2281
both historic and pic
turesque.
Pequea Creek Nature
Trail offers another ex
cellent opportunity for
nature study and ob
servation of the changing
foliage. This trail is about
one-half mile long and is
connected to the Charcoal
Trail which is also about a
half mile long.
Kellys Run Trail is about 1-
y* miles long and leads
through more rugged
terrain. It’s designed for the
more experienced hiker. The
scenic reward will be well
worth the effort taken to
traverse this trail, especially
at this time of year.
Arch Knisely, PP&L’s
Community Affairs
manager, said, "In-
Advantages of Grain Pre-Sen
W. L. MUMMERT CO.
Hanover, PA
McCRACKEN’S FEED
MILL, INC.
ManheimrPA
BEACON REPS.
BEACO^FEEDS
Beacon Feeds Vork PA Phone 717 843 9033
The Thomasvllle t-H
Community Club met
recently at the 4-H Center.
Officers for the new year
were elected.
Songs were led by Bonnie
Wire, Nancy Elsenhart, and
Tammy Barnhart. The
treasurers report was read
and approved as read. These
reports were given by the
following members; County
Council, Bonnie Wire; South
Central District Dairy Show,
Tommy Welsh; County
Council Convention,
Jonathan Myers; Jr. Leader
formation on all the facilities
at Lake Aldred along with
trail maps can be obtained
from the office of George
Aukamp, Lake Aldred
superintendent or Otter
Creek and Pequea Creek
park directors.
GRAIN
PRE-SERV*
(LIQUID)
PROTECT ALL YOU RAISE EASY TO USE
• Reduce field loss
• Utilize present storage
• Flexibility in marketing
• Broad-spectrum inhibition
• CombineTthree acids
Disadvantages of Other Preservatives
Can only be used on feed grains
Large volume required per ton
Complex equipment
Narrow-spectrum inhibition
Only one or two acids utilized
H. JACOB HOOBER
Intercourse, PA
DAVID 0. FINK
Slatington, PA
Officers elected ■* wgamzation m
Sec.: Kevin Lauahman, country, is also • ffternal
nf r I 'h Artl()fi'(7lllp Trea*. : Paul Myerslu, Ass't. order. Member* having
m>l J. WOIimSYllXe Treai.; Tammy Barnhart, obtained their sixth degree
New* Reporter: Jonathan and in good standing with
Myer*, As*’t. New* their local Grange are
Reporter: Joey Welsh; Song eligible for the Seventh
Leader: Allen Keeney, Aa*’t. Degree. The degree con*
Song Leader: Nancy ferral will be performed
Eisenhart, Game Leader: under the direction of C.
Bonnie Wire; Ass't. Game Jerome David of Ramsey.
Leader: Tina Parr, Indiana. Davis holds the
Historian: Kelly Rentzel, fatemity’s highest ritualistic
Ass’t. Historian; Sandy office.
Hoke. The Seventh Degree is
given only once a year at the
annual session of the
National Grange.
XXX
Of the total number of
youth enrolled in 4-H Clubs,
4-H special interest groups
and 4-H Expanded Food and
Nutrition Education
programs, 25 percent are
from minority racial-ethnic
groups.
Teen Retreat, Joey Welsh;
Exhibit Committee, Paul
Myers 111.
Members on the Exhibit
Committee are: Paul and
Jonathan Myers, Tommy,
Gary, and Joey Welsh,
Bonnie Wire, Nancy
Eisenhart, Jack, Larry and
Tina Parr, the exhibit will be
on display at Southern
Penna. Bank Lincolnway
Branch during National 4-H
Week Oct. 5 through 11.
Coming events announced 1
were: Oct. 1 County Council;
Oct. 4, Leader and Teen
Leader Banquet; and the
club’s cookie Chairman’s are
Tim Eisenhart and Bonnie.
These officers were
elected: Pres.; Jack Parr,
SPERRY NEW HOLLAND
WANTS YOU TO KNOW
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
A GRINDER-MIXER!
1. Convenien
You have complete control over the type of ration
you desire!
2. Disease prevention
No worry about disease being brought to your farm
by a custom operator or bulk feed delivery.
3. Good quality feed
You have complete control over ingredient quality
and quantity!
it. high return on investment
Save money on labor, feed costs, and transportation
charges. Save on supplements by buying wholesale.
Stop in and we'll show
you why more farmers choose
Sperry NewHoHandQrinder-Mixers.
Waiver of finance on hay equipment, flail chopper, and forage harvester
with grass heads until June X, 1976.
L. H. Brubaker C. I. WBey A Son, Inc.
350 Strasburg Pike 101 S Lime St
Lancaster Quarryville
397-5179 716-2895
Stanley A. Klopp, Inc.
Bernville Pa
215-418-1500
215-488-1510
Albert J. Noss
RD2 Oley Pa
215-987-6257
Grange to Confer
Seventh Degree
The National Grange,
meeting in Columbus, Ohio,
Nov, 10-18, will confer its
highest ritualistic
recognition to thousands of
Grange members on Sat.
Nov. 15 at Veterans
Memorial Hall.
TTie Grange which is the
Shoßenbenier
Form Supplies
4th & Pine Sts Hamburg Pa
215-562-2005
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I. G. Ag Soles
Silverdale PA 18962
215-257-5136
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
110 S Railroad Ave
New Holland
354-4191
Roy A. Brubaker
700Woodcrest Ave
Lititz Pa
626-7766