CONVEYS AND FEEDS
Jamesway Convey-N-Feed cattle feeder, two ma
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conveying and feeding. Adjustable incline and de
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We also install silage distributing-unloading, venti
lating, and manure-handling systems .
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State forest roads closed
’ HARRISBURG
Secretary of Environmental
Resources- Maurice K.
Goddard said recently that
91 miles of State Forest
roads in , nine Forest
Districts have been closed to
reduce costs of (he Depart
ment.
Closed will be 16.50 miles
in District 1, Fayetteville;
11.21 miles in District 2,
McConnellsburg; 25.06 miles
in District 3, Blain; 6.40
miles in District 4, Ligonier;
5.07 miles in District 9,
Clearfield; 12 miles in
District 12, South
Williamsport; 17.51 miles in
District 13, Emporium; and
4.87 miles in District 19,
Stroudsburg.
Inconvenience to forest
users will be held to a
minimum, Goddard said, as
roads selected have littlje
administrative value and
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April B,l»?»—i*ar
are seldom travelled by the
public. In no instance will
roads which provide access
to leased forest camps be
closed.
State Forester R.R.
Thorpe emphasized the
action is strictly an economy
move designed to help the
Bureau of Forestry live
within its budget.
Thorpe noted that only 3.5
Organ series to
close at Longwood
KENNETT SQUARE -
Dr. Clarence Snyder,
resident organist at
Longwood Gardens, Kennett
Square, will present the final
recital of the 1977-78 series
on Wednesday, April 12, at
8:30 p.m. Longwood’s
conservatories open at 7:30
p.m. and remain open for
one hour after the per
formance. Admission is $2.
Works by Bach, Franck,
Brahms, Kozinski, and
others will be performed at
the evening recital.
In the conservatories,
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
EARLY ORDER DISCOUNTS
★ See and Compare the proven
interior silo finishes
per cent of the total State
Forest road system will be
affected by the closures.
The Bureau also is
reclassifying additional
State Forest roads to reflect
lower maintenance stan
dards. They will remain
open to the public but will be
posted as access roads to
receive minimal main
tenance when necessary.
visitors will find a continuing
cavalcade of Spring color
and fragrance. Featured in
the Azalea House are the
new Balcony Gardens, with
ideas for those who garden
indoors or within a restricted
space.
Longwood Gardens,
recognized as one of the top
10 tourist attractions in
Pennsylvania, is located on
U.S. Route 1, three miles
northeast of Kennett Square,
Pa. The gardens open daily
at 9 a.m. the conservatories
at 10 a.m.