—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1978
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4-H club lists plans
LEESPORT - Members of
the Berks County 4-H Public
Affairs Leadership Program
will have their last official
session on Saturday, June 10
at the Berks County
Agricultural Center.
The group will also help as
counselors for a 4-H Public
Affairs Leadership Camp for
young teens. The camp will
be on Wednesday through
Gypsy
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the egg masses of the less
mobile female can be
transported from their
original site.
Because of this, families
moving household goods
from eastern states to other
parts of the country should
be especially careful, of
ficials say, to check vehicles
and belongings likely to
harbor the egg masses -
hairy, buff colored mounds
the size of a half-dollar.
Anyone finding an egg
mass in an area already
infested with gypsy moths
should remove and destroy
it. Anyone outside those
areas who finds an egg mass
is asked to report it to a
federal or state plant
protection and quarantine
office, generally found in the
telephone book in federal or
state listings under
“Agriculture.”
Homeowners in hght-to
moderately infested areas
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Friday, June 21, 22, and 23
and is open to any Berks
County teenager 13 to 15
years old. The camp will be LANCASTER The
at Camp Manatawny, south Lancaster County - 4-H
of Yellow House, and cost Strawberry Round-up will be
$l5. If interested, contact held Wednesday, June 14, in
Ms. Barbara Stratton, Berks the auditorium of the
County 4-H Office, Berks Lancaster Farm and Home
County Agricultural Center, Center. As in previous years,
Leesport, Pa. 19533. Phone it is sponsored by the Lan
-215-378-1327. caster Rotary Club.
All club members are to
bring their strawberries'to
the Farm and Home Center
by 10:00 a.m. Berries will be
judged and record books
scored by noon, after which
the Rotary Club will treat
the 4-H’ers for lunch. Im
mediately following will be
the sale of strawberries to
the Rotarians.
Each club member is
asked to bring two quarts of
hand-selected strawberries
for judging purposes - plus
eight to 10 quarts of ad
ditional berries to be sold.
“Bring more if you have
them because we will need
all the berries that you have
for the Rotarians to buy,”
says Extension agent Arnold
Lueck.
“In addition, bring along
your completed 4-H
Strawberry Record Book.
Cash awards will be given
for the best exhibits of
strawberries, as well as for
the best total project score,”
Lueck explained.
moths
should act now to help
protect their trees and or
namental shrubs from gypsy
moth caterpillars, according
to USDA officials. Measures
include:
Putting a wide band of
a sticky substance called
tanglefoot around tree
trunks to trap the cater
pillars.
Tying burlap or cloth
strips around tree trunks.
Caterpillars cluster under
the strips and can be easily
destroyed.
When an area becomes
heavily infested, however,
individual homeowners can
do little to protect their
trees, since gypsy moths will
readily spread into their
yards from infested
neighboring properties. The
best defense in such areas is
community-wide action.
Community leaders in
terested in gypsy moth
control projects should
contact their local county
agricultural agent or state
department of agriculture.
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