■Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 19, 1966
6—:
Jay Rohrer, 1967 public rela
tions director for the State
• Young Formers
Young Farmer Association.
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awards were presented to.
Maik Wolfskill, Region 2;
Donald Spangler, Region 3,
William Hall, Region 4, and
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L. H. BRUBAKER
350 Strasburg Pike, Lane.
R. D. 3, Lititz
Phone Lancaster 397-5179
Strasburg 687 6003
Lititz 626 7766
'Product of massive research
wffoit focused on improvement
<of Funk’s G-Hybrid Corn. Your
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you plant Funk’s G-Hybrids.
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A. H. Hoffman
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Landisville, Pa. 898-2261
Herman Dishong, Region .5.
An honorary YFA member
ship went to George D. Derr
of Harrisburg, a past adviser
to the association, and former
assistant supervisor of voca
tional agriculture in Pennsyl
vania.
Featured speaker for the an
nual affair was Warren G. Wei
ler, State Supervisor of Agri
cultural Education in Ohio.
Service citations were pre
sented to: Atlantic Breeders
Cooperative; Pioneer Seed Co.;
and Fickes Silo Co.
• Farm Show
(Continued from Page 1) • Dogue Dinner
bles, and home economics. (Continued from Page 1)
January 8, apples, edible nuts, Lam, assistant legislative di
sugar maple products, Christ- rector for the American Farm
mas trees, all dressed turkeys, Bureau Federation’s ' Washing
and eggs other than pioducer- ton office.
dealer classes Also expected to he on hand.
~ , , . Mrs. Wivell said, are Congress-
Deadlines already have men . elect Edwin Eshleman and
passed, Mann said, for most . , Wa , tkm , congressman
classes of poultry dairy and Dag J s m f ly and Washington
beef cattle, swine, lambs, , *. ,
, , , * , L , ’ colleagues will also attend,
breeding sheep, draft horses, & ____
and the Folk Dance Festival,
also collective apiary displays, Every hour, 63 American
school exhibits and demonstna- homes are destroyed or dam
tions aged by fire
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November 30th regardless of whether twine is taken early winter or next
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Ask About Our Volume Discounts. May be financed through Agwoy.
Because of the < large volume
of these entries the Farm
Show office indicated mote
time will be required for proc
essing’ fhem. Tentative fore
casts were that, as in other re
cent years, all space will be
taken in both the competitive
and commercial sections of the
big show.
State Secretary of Agricul
ture Leland H Bull said the
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L H. BRUBAKER
R. D. 3, Lititz, Pa.
350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster
Phone: Lane, 397-5179 Strasburg 687-6002 Lititz 626-7766
BALER TWINE
Average Length per lb. 231’
Average footage per Carton 9,000’
Average* Tensile Strength 325 lbs.
Balls per Carton 2
Gross* Weight per Carton 40 lbs.
at time of manufacture
BALER TWINE
Average Length per lb. 257’
Average Footage per Carton 10,000’
Average* Tensile Strength 290 lbs.
Balls per Carton 2
Gross* Weight per Carton 41) lbs.
at time of manufacture
Economical for bales up to 75 pounds. Designed for light and
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BALER TWINE
Average Length per lb. 260’
Average Footage Per Carton B,ooo’
Average* Tensile Strength 240 lbs.
Balls per Carton 2
Gross* Weight per Carton 32 lbs.
at time of manufacture
TJie real economy tvvine for lighter, easier-to-handle bales. Made
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MUELLER
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