The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 June 1970 — Page 28

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 24, 1970

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■rT Al ®||£r / ■ K t 1 EF i LAKELAND BEAUTIES— These three Lakeland beauties walked off with the five top honors at the Queen of Lakes pageant last year. On the left is Ginger Shipley, then of North Webster and now a resident of Milford, who won the Swim Suit competition on Friday night and was second runner-up in the contest. Marta Juday of Syra<MMta shown «hv th<* right She was f’»-st runner-up and won the Miss Congeniality honors. Queen Peggy Hughes in the backgro >d is a resident of Syracuse.

Mosquitoes Bothering You?

Lafayette — Mosquitoes bothering you’ Excessive spring rains often swell the mosquito population. This year is no exception says Darryl Sanders.

. Saturday W W \ - IWI _ balloons June 27 \A® J ■£ Register For Public Ugg Frozen | Invited Bring A Friend ||HH^ DOOR PRIZES America’s Leading Ifidependent Producer Os Quality Ducklings . r L i e Thp new ex nan si on will enable us to grow, process and market more than We have recently completed an expansion of our 2 000 000 ducklings in 1970 The new plant will process 12,000 ducklings per day. growing operation and plant, and we would hke toWe SaTa^T h rndteuptol 8 %ducklingsdaily. portunity to shou it to the public. u • 41«io to be demonstrated at the open house will be several of the automated Our plant, located in the New Salem community just southeast of Milford, is uackaging operations especially designed for the Maple Leaf system, the largest independent producer of quality ducklings m America. We serve a wf forvou. world market from our plant. , ® MAPLE LEAF FARMS, Inc. Phone: 658-4121 p New Salem Community K. J - Milord, Ind.

Purdue university extension entomologist The best mosquito control is to eliminate their breeding places. Another method is to kill the

larvae and adults with insecticides. Mosquito eggs cannot hatch unless in water, so eliminate places where water may stand on your property. Remove unneeded water containers or objects catching and holding water.

Do not keep discarded automobile and bicycle tires where water can get into them. See that cisterns, cesspools, fire barrels, rain barrels and tubs in which water is stored are tightly covered. Keep gutters clean and drain or fill in stagnant pools and swampy {daces. Fill around watering devices to prevent water from standing. Gravel or cinders make the best fill, but coarse sand can be used. Inside the house, examine philodendron and other plants in water. Plante potted in soil will not breed mosquitoes, but saucers under the plants may accumulate enough water for breeding. If there is water standing on your premises, and it cannot be eliminated, check it at least once a week for larvae. If you find larvae, apply an insecticide, such as malathion, fenthion or Abate, according to directions on the label. Do not treat water used for animals, poultry, birdbaths or aquariums. Water in these containers should be changed at least once each week. Water used for' human needs should be covered to eliminate mosquito egg deposits. Examine window and door screens for holes and tears that could admit adult mosquitoes. Use pyrethrins or dichlorvos (DDVP) aerosols for quick kill and temporary elimination of mosquitoes in the home. For more lasting control of adult If your trip is marred by mechanical trouble on the highway. ’ get off the road immediately. raise the hood and wait for help to arrive. “Bring ’Em Back Alive!”

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Deadline Hear For Filing 'New Wheat Farm' Applications

Applications for “new farm” allotments for 1971-crop winter wheat may be filed at the Kosciusko county ASCS office until July 1, according to Scott Hom, chairman of the Kosciusko county agricultural stabilization and conservation (ASC> committee. Farmers wanting to be considered for such allotments should get in touch with their county ASCS office during June for full details, he said. In general, a producer eligible to file an application for a “new farm" allotment for the 1971 winter wheat crop must meet the following qualifications: (I > Own or operate the farm for which a wheat allotment is requested. (2> Have no interest in a wheat allotment on any other farm.

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(3) Have available land and adequate equipment and facilities for the successful production of a w’heat crop on the farm. (4) Have had at least two years’ experience during the last she years in producing. (5) Expect to receive more than 50 per cent of his current year's income from the total production on the farm he operates (not including anticipated income from wheat produced on a “new farm allotment"). Other factors also are involved, and the ASC committee chairman suggests that interested producers discuss the details with ASCS county office officials. Formal application must be filed before the July 1 deadline.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Yoder of r 2 Milford called on Mrs. Pret Poe of Milford one evening last W’cok

Kessie's Uptown Barber Shop Dick Kessie Open 8-6 Every Weekday North Webster, Indiana *•’ I 1 J ▼ V vy▼ L * MHr n't y f GrysmHasl\ U TBI wPife . ... . . ■ • • NICK’S CRYSTAL FLASH North Edge of North Webster COMPLETE SERVICE ON TIRES, TUNE UP, AND FOR ANY AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS, STOP IN AND SEE 24-Hour Wrecker Service FRED ("NICK”) COOK 20 GALLONS GAS TO BE GIVEN- AWAY JUNE 28 (No Purchase Necessary) HOURS —7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Week Days 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays North Webster Phone 834-2531

Mrs. Einar Anderson of Sarasota, Fla., is the houseguest of her mother, Mrs. Melville Smith of Syracuse.