Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 22, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 June 1949 — Page 5

Thursday, June 2, 1949

- YOUR FIRE LOSSES WILL BE- JUST AS HI( Don’t be lulled into sec- ¢ urity just because you | covered your home with \& / _ fire insurance years ago. LY A It would cost more to <7 replace your home today Q so your insurance should e be great enough to . cover this advance. S AR Robinson Insurance Service Walt Robinson Walter Robinson, Jr. — PHONES — ' Office 273 Residence 241

_ otice ! Buy your berries from the finest patch of strawberries in the country. ‘ This being our third year in the business, we have a reputation for fine berries and a long list of steady customers. So crder today. A card or call will reserve your order. We will notify you when your order is ready as we do not deliver. A BEE Jo A. MAY IL, LaGrange, Ind. Telephone 3010 R, LaGrange, Ind. Home of Black Magic Soil.

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Highest Cash Prices Paid For Dead Animals HORSES CATTLE HOGS - SHEEP | PhO“B 1].2 Reverse Charges Ligoni}er -~ Under New Management Indiana Rendering Co.

\ = Farm Topics By J. L. Guthrie, Noble Farm Agent

NOBLE COUNTY

4-H DAIRY TOUR

The annual Noble County 4-l1 Dairy Tour will be held Thursday, June 9 starting at 9:30 a.m., DST, at the Mrs. Agnes Hague farm at the first house north of U. S. 6 on State Road 9.

With new fly spray materials such as methoychloro being recommended in place of DDT in some places, the tour is recommended for all dairymen as well as 4-H Dairy Club members, parents and 4-H leaders. The following is a schedule of the tour to be attended by Frank De La Croix, Purdue Dairy specialist, and Glen Lehker, Purdue Insect specialist, and J. L. Guthrie, County Agent. The tour is as follows:

9:30 am., Warren Hague, (Agnes), first farm house north of U. S. 6 on State Road 9. Discussion of feeding calves. 10:15 a.m., Tom Mawhorter, (T. J.), go north out of Wawaka

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Two of the charter membersof a Junior Dairyman project in the Kendallville, Ind., area, Cecil Dickerson (left), 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dickerson, Route 1, Wolcottville, Ind., and Kay Schuman, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Schuman, Route 3, Lagrange{ Ind., shown with Kay’s registered heifer ‘“Judy.’”’” Other charter members of the organization formed in Steuben, Noble and Lagrange counties and sponsored by the Kraft Foods Company’s Kendallville plant, are Lee Halsey, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Halsey, Route 1, Angola; William Huelsenbeck, 17, son of Mrs. Bessie Huelsenbeck, Route 1, Avilla, Ind., and Hal Stump, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stump, Route 1, Kimmell, Ind. Purpose of the organization is to get young farm people started on a practical basis in dairying. Kraft’s Kendallville plant is offering an all-expense trip to the first International Dairy Snow in Indianapolis October 8-15 for the top scoring Junior Dairyman in the Kendallville organization.

NOBLE COUNTY

RURAL YOUTH MEET

The Noble County Rural Youth Club met in the Examination room of the Court House, Tuesday evening, May 24. At the business meeting, it was voted that the club purchase the 4-H showmanship awards for the boys’ elubs and the awards for the girls’ clubs to be given at the Noble County Fair. Phyliss Ott, Beth Edwards, Paul Glass and Bob Wysong debated on the subject, “Are Men or Women Better Drivers.” This proved very interesting and brought forth much laughter. Following recreation led by John LaMiller, refreshments were

furnished by Ray Noe and Victor Hale. : :

A special meeting will be held on June 9 at which time membership drive will end, so all mem-

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to the first cross road and turn right. It is the first house on the north side of the road, back a lane. Spraying of dairy barn with Methoxychlor.

11:30 a.m., Dick Cole (Ray). Go west out of Albion on the south side of Court House to the first farm house on north side of road. Spraying of 4-H calf and pen with DDT.

12:15 noon, eat dinner in Albion or bring lunch.

1:45 p.m., Paul and David Dreesen (Edison). First farm house northwest of Wolf Lake on U. S. 33 on the west side of road. Discussion of ca\ttle lice, grubs and other parasites.

2:45 p.m., Junior Byer (Herbert). Go west at the north edge of Wolf Lake to first cross road, turn left or south 2 miles. Name on the barn, east side of road. Management and clipping of the calves.

All times are daylight saving

bers are urged to bring new members,

RECANEING FURNITURE

A lesson in recaneing furniture will be held on Monday, June 13 in the Examination Room of the Court House in Albion beginning at 10 o’clock, DST., according to Sylvia Stevens, Home Agent.

Anyone wanting to cane a chair may bring her chair at that time or come and learn to do caneing

Fri Sat ~ June 3 4 Lassie’s greatest adventure in technicolor. “THE SUN COMES UP” Starring Jeanette McDonald » Lloyd Nolan : Claude Jarman, Jr. - . —and—- : “DISASTER” Starring Richard Denning Sun Mon ‘ June 5 6 Joel McCrea . : Zachary Scott Alexis Smith “SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS” In Technicolor Tues Wed Thur June 7 8 9 Joan Crawford Zachary Scott - in “FLAMINGO ROAD”

on some practice frames first. Plastic cane is found easier to work with and it will be available to use on the chairs or the practice frames. s ;

RENOVATING OLD - PASTURES

A “shot in the arm” can be given to old permanent pastures by renovating them aeccording to Purdue University extension agronomists. Pasture renovation will be featured -at the Northeastern Indiana Grassland Field Day, June 10 at the Allen County Farm south of Huntertown. .

Some Noble County farmers will be able to increase their pasture production 100 per cent if the pastures: are renovated, according to J. L. Guthrie, County Agricultural Agent. -

In the renovation demonstration, all kinds of equipment including field -cultivators, disks, ete., will be featured. - County Agent Guthrie -says that farmers who need more pasture per acre and want their pasture program extended over a longer period of time should talk with one of the Purdue Specialists who will be at the field day. Besides the agronomists, there will be Purdue extension specialists from dairy, animal husbandry, -agricultural economics, and agricultural engineering departments attending the field day. "’

' Besides the renovation demonstration, there will be liming, grassland seeding, weed spraying, and fertilizing included in the morning program. Haymaking will be featured in the afternoon. Farm machinery companies and distributors will co-operate with the loecal committee in presenting the latest in hay balers, forage choppers, hay rakes, power mowers and many other pieces of haying equipment. Penta, a relatively new chemical which will lengthen the life of the average softwood fence post from three to twenty years will be exhibited by the Purdue Forestry Department and the Indiana Farm Bureau.

The field day is sponsored jointly by farmers, farm organizations, business men, civie groups, the Purdue Extension Service, the U.. S. Soil Conservation Service and many other agencies.

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