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12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 11, 1966
UOOBER IS PRES. FARM
EQUIP. DEALER ASSN.
The Lancaster County Farm
Equipment Dealers Association
Spring meeting and election of
officers for the coming year
was held on Friday, June 3,
at the Meadow Hills Dining
Hall, Lancaster The program
consisted of two speakers fiom
the Pennsylvania State Farm
Equipment Dealers Association
who discussed the “Critical
Shortage and Hiring of the
Dealers Personnel.”
The following officers and
directors were elected and in
stalled president, Charles B
Hoober; Ist vice president,
Arthur Good; 2nd, vice presi
dent, Clyde Buch, secietary
treasurer, Ken Kauffman: rsst
secretary-treasurer, John Ri
neei Directors elected were -
John Rineer, Ivan Nolt. Ever
ett Young. Robert M Biu
baker and Nelson Hershey.
Out-going piesident was John
Rineer.
You're Invited to our
John
Mowers Fluffers Conditioners Rakes
Balers Ejectors Chuck Wagons Elevators
TIME: Begins at 12:30 P.M.
DATE: June 15th and 16th
PLACE: Greystone Manor Farms - along Rt. 222 midway
between Ephrato and Lancaster
DEE
Choose from The Lons Green Line of Customerized John Deere Equipment
Junior Ag. Club At
Ephroto Tours Chester
County Interest Sites
Twenty-five members of the
Junior Agriculture Club at
Myers Named Dealer
Of The Month By A-C
N G. Myers & Son Farm
Service, Rheems, was recently
honored by the Alhs-Chalmers
Company by being selected as
their Dealer-of-the-Month for
April.
As part of a new program,
the company selects one deal
er each month, from March
through December, to receive
this awaid Selection is based
on sales management, parts
management, business manage
ment, and facilities
Myers will receive a Dealer
of the Month Plaque and a
Silver Holiday Party Set from
Ihe Alhs-Chalmers Company.
Deere Hay Day
in operation new tractors
1020 2020 2510 3020
See
Landis Bros. Inc. Shotzberger's
Lancaster 393-3906 Elm 665-2141
A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
New Holland 354-8001
Ephrata High School took a
field trip Thursday that cov
ered some of the outstanding
agricultural and* horticultural
points of interest in Chester
County. The tour left the high
school at 7 am. and complet
ed its rounds with a stop at
the Stauffer Homestead Farm
near Blue Ball, Lancaster Coun
ty, about 4 pm.
Members of the club are 7th
and Bth graders who wilj be
majoring in vocational agricul
ture next year. The group was
under the supervision'of club
advisor Charles E. Ackley.
The schedule called for stops
at Tri-County Dairy Farms,
Inc, Honeybrook; Buck and
Doe Run Valley Farm. Coates
ville; Longwood Gardens, Ken
nett Square; a mushroom farm,
also at Kennett Square; Rose
Lawn Stables, Malvern; and
finally the Stauffer Homestead
Farm.
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