n Gronge No. 66 Jules Activities 01 Grange #6O held „.,iliu- meeting, Monday lull in Oakryn, Pa. H( ,ie completed for the (1 turkey supper to be 11 the Grange Hall Sat \pnl 2, trom 4 to 8 Du .omimttee in Charge !„ Alls. Clittord Hollo ), Mis. Charles Long, (h.nles McSparran, Mrs. mown and Mrs. N’or \\ nod. Giaiifie went on fo unding legislation ins the state law limits County Commis to a $20,000 annual piation for county ex- work, to allow them HAT’S NEWS? Give LANCASTER FARMING »r drop us a card, if you have farming news :o report, a sale coming up, a coming event ;o schedule. Our columns are for you to use. Please ign all items. |ancaster i Phone: 626-2191 or 394-3047 5 JOBS IN 1 JOHN DEERE Corn Planters give you greater capacity to earnT" Minimum tillage and maximum yields can be youis with a John Deere 494-A or 495-A Corn Planter. You can hilldiop or drill accurately at speeds up to 7 mph. Place dry or liquid fertilizer, granular or liquid herbicide, and insecticid%whe r re they do the most good. Prepare a narrow seedbed for each row as you go. Stop in this week Le. us show you the planters thal*do all five jobs in one trmo-sa\ ing + - ip Our convenient credit plan"saves you time, too. Wenger implement ' Alan Beyer Buck BU 4-4467 M. S. Yearsley & Sons West Chester 696-2990 A. B. C. Groff, Inc. New Holland 354-8001 to appropriate whatever mon ey Is necessary to cover the services they wish the county extension office to perform. The Orange will hold a spe cial meeting Monday evening, March 21 to ropelve member ship applications. The public is Inxited to a "Hat-A-Rama” to be held at the Grange Hall on Tuesday, Alnrrh 2!). from 7 to 9 p m. in charge of the youth com mittee: Clair Murphr, Lois Tindall. Mary Lou Wesley, Mis James Cochran, Mr and Mrs Stanley Stautter, Jr., and Ruby James Refresh ments will be served and all the latest millinery and ac cessory fashions will be dis played for sale. April 16, Fulton Grange , *• u $ will be host to the Lancas ter Countly Pomona Grange for the spring meeting. Anubrose Gifflng was ap pointed chairman ot ticket sales for the Grange’s “Hoho 00-Go" Variety Show which will bo held April 30 at the Grange Hall Tlie Lecturer, Miss Agnes Spence introduced John G. Had man, QuavrjviHe, who talked about the shortage of tood in the world, and van ous vvnjs to combat this shoitage namely, the use of pesticides, fungicides, fet tilizers. nngation and hath control The next regular meeting will be held March 28 when the First and Second Degrees will be conteired. farming P. O. Box 266 Litifz, Pa., 17543 Christiana ' Landis Bros. Inc. Lancaster 393-3906 JLY 3-5687 Shotzberger's Elm 665-2141 a call, © Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 19, 1966—13 Solonco FFA Members Get Awards At Banquet Cla.vion li.in ington won $llO first 'pi ue inoncv to waid pm chase ol a steer in aw aid presentations lliuis dav at (lie Solan o FFA an nua! Patent and Son Banquet 'I he pi ize was donated lij Heirs Motor Expiess (Jnat lyville Second pi i/e ol $7.1 toi a livestock ipiojett went to David Wallman. vvith lunds donated by B S W.ntel & Sons, Int . Diuinoie Center; and thud pnze. $lO irom Lester Prange Co, Kukvvood went to Gaty Craig. FFA Foundation Avvaids included Dan Stewait, live stock, Fred Ki eider, crop, Pieston LeFevie, dairy. Jame, DeLong, .poultrv; James Bru baker, farm mechanics, James Huher, tarm electrification; Here’s a Gnnder-Miser designed by specialists in the feed gnnder business for o\ ei 50 jeais The BeaiCat TEIESE Gnnd-O-Jlix offers you the laigest selection of types S ° ECiAL FEATLREE and designs of hammeimills and lollei mills a\ailable * ail}where. With this machine you can piocess up to 4 , c .n<entroie i.odi~ 9 tons of formula "feed per houi Expenses including fr.m «nh«r *ide labor, fuel and depieciation aie only about SI 10 pei • ol ' Sir ton The special tapeied-bottom mivei tank ard agitatoi ■ ° ♦ G*v«rn»r c*nlroUr« arms insure complete mixing: of giam, loughage and feeder additives. (Gnnd-O-Mix is a\ailable without gnnder • i2-m«h c*mm«r<ior for mounting j r our pieseut BeaiCat Gundei) * VM ollx * ns • u * er BEARCAT Quality FARM MACHINERY SINCE 1908 FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT CO. R. D. 2, Kphrata, Pa Ph. 354-9221 Donald Young, safety; and Tom Winter toiestiv Kenneth DeLong won the school clioi u s avvaui. iton.ild Ulil'h and William Wallinan, band, and torn ( oiliest avvai d i et (ignition went to Si ott Sliocuii.i Kei Loi eu But her, llemv DeLong, Kit hard Hess, Kav Peteis and William Ul i it li Tweiitv-'-even > out Its were piesetiU'd with C.ieeiihand De glees, and Hi with Chapter Fannei I leg lees The leatuied speakei at the banquet in Solaiuo Sen io, High School was Melvin Hi eneman, an Ameiican Fann ei and toimer inemhei of the Gaidcui Spot FFA Chap ter Othei speaker*, on the pio firam weie Thomas S Ha nnll, supemsing principal, and John A Taddie, lush school principal. * Rujs«d, «x(ro sirens freme end axles LONGENECKER FARM SUPPLY Rheems, Pa. Ph. 367-3599
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