RECENT KEYSTONE FARMER DEGREE winners,,Ben. Nolt and Jesse Mill
er, left above, were recognized by State FFA Treasurer Dale Hershey, rightist
the Manheim FFA Chapter’s annual Parent-Son banquet held last week. High.
School principal Noah Fuhrman, second from right, was awarded an honorary
chapter membership for his efforts in promoting agriculture.
Awards Featured At
Manheim FFA Banquet
One feature of the Man
toeim Chapter ot Future
Farmers ot America at its
14th annual Parent-Son ban
quet -was presentation of
■awards earned during the
past jear
Ben Xolt and Jesse Miller
•were recognized tor attaining
the top state innking ot Kej-
Stone Farmers They were
(presented certificates by Dale
Hershey, a 1965 graduate ot
Manheim High School, and
now State FFA Ueasmer
Connie Shattei a junior at
Manheim, was named Chap
ter Sweetheait foi 1966 suc
ceeding Julie Baker
Outstanding chapter pub
lic speakei John Xissle\,
piesented a talk on soil and
water conservation called
“Tops to Bottoms ”
Awards weie piesented to
members foi theai ettorls at
the Lam'petei Fair judging
contest Jess e Millei won
first place in both chapter
land county competition Oth
ers were Delbeit Rantz, sec
ond, William Gibble third
{Marlin Shearer, fouith, and
Marshall Weidman fitth
Also honored were John
Xissley, public speaking Jes
se Miller, Stai Chaptei Farm
er, Geiald Xissley, Star
Greenland, Ben Xolt. poul
try and crops, Carl Siegnst,
livestock, and Dale Greiner
'dairy
'Burning the candle at both
end© is one way to go out
like a light.
Kill Garlic Now
In Pastures With
WEEDONE
LV4
* £ *
Weedone LV-4
(Low Volatile Ester)
$3.25
$24.50
1 gal. can
5 gal. can
Weedar 64 (amin)
1 gal $3.75
5 gal . $17,50
Weedone Brush
Killer “32”
1 gal. can
P. L. ROHRER
& BRO., INC.
SMOKETOWN
Ph. Lane. 397-3539
14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 9, 1966
PUBLIC SALE
BLACK AND WHITE
HOLSTEIN FARM
DAIRY COW SALE PAVILION
along Rt. 230 Bypass directly across from the
Comet Outdoor Theatre, just west of Lancaster.
Friday, April 15, 1966
7:30 P.M.
ana^ian Dair y
ows High Records
2 YEARS EASY CREDIT TERMS
CHARLES C. MYERS, Owner
$7.25
• Peqma FFA i,,®""" *“■>«. T
f f>
• Star.. .Qreenhand ' I
but that Jt was well worth It. went to Barry r.
Awards were priaented to: Chapter Star Farmer. s i( ’
Clyde Ranck and J. Edwin ford Hos el ter; Highest sc'o'h
Rohrer, Crop Farming; Rob- Sales. ‘ Vv'-yt-e Yost:
ert C. Bitta, Poultry Farm- OIK, Bairy R. Xtckoi, ‘ ’
Ing; Roger B. Stoltzfus, Uve- DeKalb Award to
stock Farming; Jacob L. Ing Senior, Sanford I
Stoltzfus, Dairy Farming; Cal- ter.
HORSE SALE
MONDAY EVE., APRIL 11, 1966
AT 6:00 P.M.
MARTIN’S" SALES STABLES.
West End of Blue. Ball, Pa.
Along Route '#23, Lancaster Eountyf Standard Bred
Hones-and Load of Kentucky Saddle Bred Horses.
‘ -PALL Z. MARTIN
Phone 717-354-6671
Quarterfaorse Sale April 25th
WE USE QUALITY PAINT
AND IT DOES STAY ON!!!
Aerial Ladder Equipment Used
To Paint Your Farm Buildings
C. RALPH MILLER
Spray-on and Brush-in Painter
R. D. 4, Manheim, Pa.
Help Wanted We need young men for this work.
Cali us!
PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
Location along Route 272 betweenl Penn « iU
mile west of Little Britain Elementary School, Litue m
Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.
Wednesday, April 13, 1966
at 12:00 Noon
42 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
34 milk cows, many fresh and close A s hed d sale
heifers, 4 open heifers calfhood vacc. charts furmsnea
day. Cattle are young with good udders.
Three tractors Obver 77 with live ‘ mou uted
Harris 44 with hydraulic. Farmall Su P«*. Holland
complanter, Cults., grass mower and corn i«ng wise 30
super 66 baler, Allis Chalmers hay rake P.T.0., King "
ft elevator. IHC hay crusher, Gohl green
Harris self propeUed combine 7 ft., IHC 13 hoe ruun sj , age
grain drUl, two rubber tired flat w^ ons « l' ru plows 16
wagon with false front, two John Deere two bot P. ker>
inch. Oliver disc harrow, J.D. 3 sec. spnnghJUTOW, 1 P der>
land roller and drag, New Idea No. 17 „,th
Mellinger garden tractor, Reo lawn gnnd un ,( S
motor, sawbuck, Stewart clippers, three Surge mil 8 -j
(2 -50 lb. pails) 42 milk cans, two ss
with lid, two milk can racks, forks, shovels and other a
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kreider & Diller, Aucts.
Lunch Available
For Prices Contact
HAY AND CORN
Terms by.
Ph. 665-3388
PAUL SPANGLER