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JAMES ESBENSHADE, center, receives his $65 award as area winner and
regional runner-up in the contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania Farm Electri
fication Council. Ralph Layman, right, vocational agriculture teacher at Solanco
High School, presented the check. Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. representa
tive James Metzler was also on hand for the presentation at the Esbenshade
farm in the Quarryville area.
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James Esbenshade $l7 85- He 1133 1)6611 named equipment to his farm ma
(Continued from Page 1) winner m t3e Lancaster- chmery inventory!
, , , .. „ , York area, and runner-up in .
sponsored 'by the Pennsyl- n Hls , aWards totaled Bsbenshade’s mam farming
Vania Farm Electrification interest is dairying, and he
mvestinent. wfcan p.»»«y .*«. «S l>.a<l of
In the 'contest w&s a 12-foot registered Ayrshires. In ad
elevator constructed from y° u consider he lalso added he farms 12 acres of
junked quarts a Cost of a much-needed piece of tobacco and 28 acres of to-
Nothing Mixes Better
THAN YOUR LOCAL GRAINS AND
Raise your milk production now; stop in, let's talk!
Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
Harold H. Good
S. H. Hiestond & Co., Inc. H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Sailings Witmer
J* C. Walker & Son, Inc.
Gap, Penna.
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Terre Hill
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Elizabethtown
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Penna.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 4, 1965—9
• SWCD
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on Tuesday, December 7; the
second at the Denver Fire
Hall on Thursday, December
D. Both meetings will begin
ut 7:30 i».m.
The purpose of the meet
ings will be to explain the
operation of the District, and
to »how farmers how they
may use the District’s serv
ices.
Addressing the group will
be Aaron Z Slander, Eplua
la Rl, SWCD duector, and
Wa>ne F. Ma resell, county
conservationist of the U S.
Soil Conservation Service.
AH interested pel sons are
welcome to attend Refresh
ments will be seived follow
ing the meetings.
maioes, 'and woiks with his
Bather and brothers on the
family’s 300-acre farm. Jim
is 'the 18-year-old son of Mr,
and Mrs. Milton Esbenshade.
Jim 'hold's the Keystone
Degree and has been active
in his local PFA chapter. He
also has participated in 4-H
iVork, serving as president of
the 'county 4-H Ayrslure-
Jersey Club last year and as
a junior leader this year.
Get the BIG silo unloacjer value!
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Delivers moi
•Double augir a;
tom dlga the «1U
teeter and ma
evenly under all or
dltlana whether
at* la frozen, wi
•r dry.
•Cxelualva, adjuatal
dri va hub givaa mi
poaltlva tractlr
' kaapa tha machi
separating even
and raqulraa 1'
power. %
DELIVERS BETTER SI LAGt ...
Tha double augert, operating In conjunction
With tha patented V-paddl» Impallara, digs tha
adage, mlxaa it thoroughly, and than throw* It
down tha chute. Your cowa and cattle get good,
palatable adage ... not a powdered math aa aa
ettan happana with unloadera ualng blowara.
CALEB M. WENGER
R. D. 1, QUARRYVILLE, PA.
Drumore Center KI 8-2116
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Lloyd N’off, Robert Weaver,
Marlin Groff, Robert L. Har
nlsh,
MAXIIEIH nOXTKAL
Den G. Molt, Curl Fahne
stock, Jay Fisher, Carl R.
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Melvin L. Brandt, Richaid
Thomas.
SOIAXCO
William Prey, .1 Edward
Kreider, Geoige Eisenherger,
Fred Ki eider, Jay M. Herr,
James S. Huber.
MOW HOLLAXD
Robert Fisher. Kenneth
Zimmerman, Leonard B.
Good, Adam S. Zimmerman,
Len Flnud. Amos Reiff, Eu
gene IMaitm.
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linger, Ronald L. Meek, Ed
ward L. Eedcay, Dennis D.
Weachter, David Varner, Ir
vin Sch'annauer, Charles J.
Hartmg, Randal Kline, John
Ha Id e man, Kenneth Hoke,
Ronald Mull.
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in 400 B.C. made mention o£
hirsutism m women.
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