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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1965
Page
11
A 1960s view warns air pollution is accelerating and local control is essential. PA officials urge establishing local pollution authorities, noting a national megalopolis risk and urging action before widespread regulation becomes necessary.
Cliff Bollinger, president of Cloister Chapter and county Red Rose FFA secretary, shifts from the tractor contest to the dairy judging event in the state FFA contest during FFA Week at Penn State University. He has long worked around tractors since age 11, led school honor choir, and supervised dairy projects including a cow and two registered heifers.
The Lancaster Farming weekly notes its Lititz offices at 22 East Main Street and PO Box 266 Lititz PA. Editor Don Timmons and Advertising Director Robert Campbell are listed with contact numbers for Lititz and Lancaster.
Jay Greider joins the Exchange board bringing nine directors total as a committee studies consolidating egg marketing programs. Harry Metz leads the group with Hess and others as deliberations continue while the Exchange reports its best year since 1959 due to larger lay ing-flock patrons and management efficiency. In June the county workshop in the Ephrata area will train students in judging four classes ahead of a Penn State event.
The text notes David as a well trained soldier and prudent speaker. It highlights his lyre playing as a hobby that shaped his career, concluding with the belief that the Lord is with him, from I Samuel 167 11 13 volumes. It reflects on devotional reading questions.
A May 16 1965 lesson discusses David the second king of Israel as a complex figure. It weighs his bravery and faithful heart against his multiple wives and violence, urging readers to judge by overall life direction guided by God’s grace.
Farmers are urged to avoid heptachlor and dieldrin on any crop producing food or feed this planting season. Chlordane is suggested as a substitute for fly control and sanitation measures to reduce fly breeding. Proper harvest maturity for forage crops is advised to maintain feed value, and 2 4 D weed sprays should use the amine form to prevent vapor drift.
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