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MERS WIN AWARDS. AT GARDEN SPOT YFA BANQUET
NEW GARDEN SPOT YFA OFFICERS are, left to right: Charles Martin,
president; Robert Martin, vice-president; Clyde Martin, secretary; Eugene Eberly,
treasurer; members elected at large included Earl Fisher, at right above; and
Mervm Weiler and Martin Good who are not in the picture.
CORN GROWING CONTEST WIN NERS receiving awards at the Garden
Spot YFA banquet were„left to -right; Charles H. Martin (first place); Kenneth
Skiles (second); John C. 'Campbell'(third); Marvin Zimmerman (fourth); and
Harry Zimmerman (fifth).
' llc ' lea t’s growing popularity
’ customers was shown when
°nie buyers chose it for their
BUILDER— Build total-elec-
Jon bmld what people want r
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pp&li
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 12, 1966—19
Quotas Okayed
For Two Cigar
Tobacco Types
1
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Ki n. il 11 ! inns nmu iw i) i** 1 -
i icnil.i Ik U 1 Ti'li 1 o show
that Climels haw appiim I
111,11 VI I Ilia <ll l O 1 .1 •> Mil I ‘Mill
I 'HIT ,l ’ 1 1 'Hi S I I |||lS Ol Ml
,< I _,l 1 111 1! tl* I (1\ ))l s ’> 1 .1 ml
TJ I . .1 11(1 1-1 I lf(a I I■ I I(.’ 1 .(III!
Imuli i II \ prs 1J I‘l 11 T !
T 1 ,nul T")) toll.)i o tho II
S 1 lop,! 1 1 in on l ol luiKulrnc
<i nnminced this \weh
'I 111 sf (, ’|,l 1 t(tn i n s show
'll. ii jn 11 phi ol the 5.T4
v(l'i‘s counted appuned pno
tns on utt.ii-bnidei tobacco
Quotas on (isai-fillei and
bindei tobac-o were appuu
ed In 01 3 peueiU ot the
3,(b09 \otes counted
Since at least two-thirds
ot thos e \otmg in each reE-
PLOWING CONTEST WINNERS get trophies at
Garden Spot YFA banquet Left to right they are:
Marvin Zimmerman, John E Campbell, and Mervm
Weiler These young farmers placed first, second, and
third, respectively, in the Lancaster County Plowing
Contest.
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i where bold new ideas pay off for profit-minded farmers' j
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Wilbur H. Graybiil A. L. Herr & Bro. 1
Lititz, B. D. 2 Quarryville ]
Chas, J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Allen H. Mats
Denver
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erenduni unproved quoins,
(|ii(Has will 1m; continued In
oflect on eiuli of these two
Kind's «t lolnuio
I'nilci the <t ii » t<i piiinrain,
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ut iln I.n m ,i 11 ot111( nt w 111
In Mi Ii II I I I(I .1 in,ll ket I ins
pc ii 1 • \ i i 71 |m 1 1 cni ol i lie
.ii 1 a in 11 ki i pi n i iin I lie
pi i in ,i nun Ki’l mu \c.n.
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alii iii i 11 i i.ih i .mil ii
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in ia n id dm iii u I lie 1 'K,ii,
1 'MiT ,111(1 I 'M,S ii op vc,ii s
in ,u im tl lip I' with legisl.u
'lion
now sn \t us meow
•lohn \lont.iMi. 4th Hail of
Sandwnh iIT'U) oh)cited to
leaving the training table and
oi dei eel th e waiter to bung
him a piece of meat betweea
two slices ot hi ead and this
snack became known as a
sandwich.
COME IN NOW
AND INSPECT
/ALL 3 TYPES'
OP NEW IDEA
SPREADERS
Choose the type you want, the
size you need from 10 models.,
• 70 to 180 bushels
• ground drive and PTO
• 2 and 4 wheel
• penta treated sides amf
bottoms
• optional endgates for sloppy’
'^•^l
manurt
• New Idea’s full year
guarantee
finJ.'Dui*
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New Holland
Longenecker
Farm Supply
Rheems
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