WINNING VOCATIONAL WINDOW EXHIBIT at the Manheim Community Farm Show went to this display by Penn Manor High School Future Farmers of America. Titled “Future Farmers Signal Safety”, it earned the Manor Chapter ooys the $5O first prize, and also eligibility for competition on the state level at ;he Pennsylvania Farm Show in January 1966 This is the first year that window exhibits have been held in Lancaster Coounty In second place in the FFA com petition was Manheim Chapter, followed by the Ephrata and Warwick Chapters, in the Future Homemakers of America class, Manheim placed first and Hemp- Seld second. L. F. Photo * J **SsL Mow 5 engines to choose from with the Allis-Chalmers One-Ninety tractor! Pick the fuel, pick the power you want for 5-bottom work! Gasoline or diesel in the One-Ninety—or get 15 fie 20 extra horses in the new One- Ninety XT, diesel, gasoline or LP gas. No matter which one you pick. L. H. Brubaker Grumelli Farm Service N. €. Myers & Son Lancaster, Pa. Quarryville, Pa. Rheems, Pa. Alien H. Motz Itssiey Form Service Form Equipment L * Washington Boro, Pa. New Holland, Pa. "This One-Ninety is a whole tractor family! Chet Loit^i Akron, Pa. you’ll be getting the workin’est, easiest-operating 5-piow tractor you ever saw! You have to experience a One-Ninety to know-how great it is. We’ll be glad to provide the experi ence. Drop hi and see us! H. Brubaker Lititz, Pa. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 9, 1965 • FFA Convention (Continued from Page 1) group will le'ave by tram from Harrisburg on Sunday, October 10, and will return on the following Sunday. The boys will represent the Pennsylvania FFA poultry judging team in national com petition as a result of their outstanding effort's at the state level during FIFA Week at Penn State University last June. Earl Myer, a senior at Penn Manor, placed first in poultry judging in state com petition He is the son of Mr and Mis Landis Myer of Lancaster R 2. Ruciiard Thomlas, the son of Mr. and Mrs John Thomas of Millersville Rl, is a jun ior at Penn Manor He rank ed thud in the state in poul- HAY GUARD FOR GRAINS AND HAY Prevent spoilage when grinding new car corn. If grains are moist, HAY GUARD is an effective way to combat mold and heat. In ground feed, it inhibits mold, heating and, of course, palatability is enhanced. One trial will convince you that HAY GUARD is worth many times its cost. Also use to preserve natural nutrients in your final cutting of hay. Grubb Supply Co. Musser Feed Shore J. J. Hoober White Oak Mill Leroy Geib Est. Lancaster County Representative CLAIR CASSEL 665-4510 P. O. Box 173 Manheim, Pa. FREE! m Rain I I Gauge FREE—For letting your dealer figure your ncM farm roofing job, using cecoroll, the weather-sealed steel roofing and siding No obligation. Offer ends October 30, 1965. CECOROLL WEATHERTIGHT COVER for roofing and siding MANUFACTURED BY THE CECO CORPORATION CECOi MR. FARMER: Take this ad to these dealers. L. J. ELIZABETHTOWN BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. try judging. Gingench is making the trip as coach for the Penn sylvania team. Prevent Dunnage to Floors If you wear thin, high heels aiound the house, you iun the usk of damaging youi floois Lf you weigh 120 pounds and aie wealing stilet to hee'lis, you exert a pres sure of about 2,000 pounds per square inch every time you take a step. That much pressure damages wood, tile, conoiete, metal, anything you walk on Waxing the floor will help to protect the floois, alto covering with a rug gives added protection. However, the slender heels can out the fibers m a lug. The best solution to prevent ing damage is to wear I'ow heel's instead of stiletto heels. Electric Scissors Kit (Limit one kit per family} A Thor Electric Scissors Kit—S9 9S value—given FREE of extra cost with 1 pui chase of 20 or more rolls of cecorouJ for one specific building Don’t wait.) See your dealer or write to Ceco. i IS THE COMPLETE FOR YOUR BUILDINg DENLINGER & SON Paradise, Pa. Elizabethtown, Fa Nails tight. Self-sealing. “Just roll it on and nail it down.” Galvanized steel ... or baked-on colors. Ib 7
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