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NEARLY COMPLETED AT- 4:15. p m., the Phares M. Weaver barn shows
how cooperation of 125 friends, neighbors and church members makes quick work
*f bam raising. With roof nearly complete, several of the workmen were still on
#ie job When the picture was taken. L. F. Photo.
fi Dfttry Princess cess finals on July 14 and 15 at ments made by the group Wed
(Continued from Page 1) the Cocoa Inn, Hershey, nesday night include the fol
letwecn She ages of 17 and 28, Interested girls may get ap- lowing: Clarence Lyons, Lam
and the daughter of a commer- plication blanks from Mrs. caster, promotion coordinator;
♦id mdtk shipper, is eligible to Royer, local dairy companies, Raymond Witmer, Willow
compete in the county contest the County Agent’s office, or Street Rl, publicity chairman;
in June. Winner of the local from any teacher of home ec- Henry Kettering, Lxtitz R 3,
contest will be eligible to par- onomics in county high schools. County-wide window display
iiupate in the state Dairy Pnn- Other committee appoint- promotion committee chairman
SELLYOUR SURPLUS DAIRY CALVES
AS PROFITABLE VEALERS
New Ful-O-Pep Veal Calf Sup
makes veal feeding practical
Don't sell your surplus calves at sacrifice prices
Make more money—feed for veal
Peed Ful-O-Pep Veal Calf Sup
Come in and see us soon
Morgantown Feed & Grain
Stevens & Morgantown
Millport Roller Mills
Millport
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Sailings
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Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
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Elizabethtown
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Leola and Witmer
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 18, 1964
Plow Matches
To Display
Old Machines
CH-\ M B E RSBURG Dis- v ‘ tllon Puctices on the host
plays of faun machmeiy and Lum and neighboung places
equipment in use at diflfeient W 1" 13(3 added attiactions.
pei lods dating back .to 1864 will The Plowing championships,
highlight exhibits being as- ln whlch the state's top sod
sembled toi the 1964 Pennsyl- 1 3113 ! 61 ' 5 will vie for the 1964
vama Plowing Contest, July 29, level land and contoiu titles,
on the Daniel W Rumlei faim, and ‘elated activities will com
neai Edenville, 7 miles west of P" se thc Day pio-
Chambeisbuig giam in a ccntenmal-bicentenni-
I? tv . i al celebiation being planned by
Hemy E Wainei, local ar- , . n , ? u r .
. , , the town of Chambeisbuig foi
langements chan man and also T , . 9 °
head of special events foi a y ‘ °
Chambeisbuig twin centennial,
today said elaboiate collections
of tillage and haivesting appai
atus aie being planned.
■Hai vesting tools will range
from the sickle, scythe and cra
dle to the mower, fiist bieak
through in farm mechanization,
and on to the reaper, binder,
combine, and forage harvesteis.
Tillage equipment will in
clude hand rakes and hoes,
horse-drawn plows, hanowsand
cultivators, and on up to the
tandom operated multiple-iow
rigs that aie common today.
rDAVY DAVCO
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Use
Davco 3-G Granulated Fertilizers
Davco Nitrogen Solutions
SMUCKER BROS.
Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Phone 656-9156
P. L ROHRER & BRO., INC.
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SMOKETOAVN
Warner, vice piesident of the
plowing contest, said special
educational featuies will in
clude a tiactoi safety duvmg
competition foi 4-H and FFA
jouths Soil and watei conscr-
Farm Calendar
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Lancaster
Apnl 23-24 Penn State agii
cultuie students to torn.'
county.
Apnl 25 1 30 p m Faim
Women 4 to host society 5 in
the education building of the
Landisville Church of God.
Bpm Senior Extension!
club squaie dance in the Man
heim Cential Junior High
School
I'h. Lane. 397-3530
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