22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 23,1968 CORN WINNERS at the Manheim Young Farmer’s Banquet held last week, at the Hostetter’s Banquet Hall, (left to right) Harold Esbenshade, making the presentations and third high winner; Clarence Keener Jr., high yield winner and Donald Hershey, second high winner. L. F. Photo Manheim Young Farmers Have Banquet Annual The Manheim Young Farmers’ Banquet was held last week at Hostetter’s Banquet Hall in Mt Joy In the awards program, Clar ence Keener Jr., Manheim Rl, had the highest corn yield with 208 bushels He received an en graved silver plate, a blue ros ette and a $25 gift from Organic Plant Food. Second was Donald Hershey, Manheim R 2- with 186 bushels and third was Harold Esben shade, Manheim R 2, with 184 bushels They each received ap oropriate rosettes and $l5 and $lO, respectively, from Organic. Vo-Ag teacher, Jess Erway, JOHN STONER SALE The farm sale of John Stoner, Willow Street Rl, was held Thursday, March 14, with the following prices received: Two tractors brought $5,600 and $l,- 200; Baler $1,960; Truck $l,- 705; Forage wagon $740, Flail chopper $640; Grain drill $690; Bale elevator $580; Hay up to $35.25 a ton; Corn up to $3150 a ton; Bale wagons $390 each Diller and Kreider were the auctioneers presented certificates to those members who completed the Land Management Course spon sored by the group. They are: Gerald Erb, Harold Esbenshade, Jay Forman, Barry Haldeman, Clarence Keener, Forney Long enecker, Paul Kline, Ronald Donald Hershey presided at the meeting. Kline, Mark Nestleroth, Preston Newcomer, Jay Rohrer, Mervm Sauder, Jerry Shaffer, Kenneth Smeltzer. The Manheim Bank and the Pioneer Seed Company repre sented by John Weidman were recognized as contributors to the organization. CLOYD HENDERSON SALE The farm sale of Cloyd Hen derson, Russelville, was held Friday, March 15 with the fol lowing prices received; Two tractors at $2,775 and $2,185; Chuck wagon $800; Hay cut-di tioner $1,260; Baler $1,935; Flail Choper $500; Corn Picker $600; Bale wagon $450; Corn planter $250; and grade cows up to $470. Diller and Kreider were the auctioneers. Lung cancer is largely a pre ventable disease, since most lung cancer is caused by cigar ette smoking, says the American Cancer Society. GOODS ON-THE-FARM // epf*' t ills m t * 3 Li FRONT AND REAR TRACTOR TIRES i IMPLEMENT AND WAGON TIRES An On-The-Farm Tire Special "SURE-GRIP” REAR TRACTOR TIRES *Sr *4|9S for ■ 9.5-24 ■ ■ SjJWW'wyvw ' vw *' w^?S*VW v «tS%4"f > v v ” ■»W*WR*^«W V ■U..<5,Va...'....v 1 .. |, nflfcjf - .'^■■^ > ‘* ■<•!* ■ jKS »L A. ■ -Jfe. V -■- --■ ■* 4.,,. .MA . ■■■^■*~ BUCK WENGER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 284-4467 CHRISTIANA ALAN C. BEYER IS. Bridge St. Phone (215) 593-5687 EPHRATA ROY BUCK, INC. R.D. #2 Phone 859-2441 FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY R.D. #2 Phone 354-9221 I < f S iTrrJ > F'' •+ iyVw He’s a traveling man, trouble ■> " and quick fixit man all in one - a Goodyear ; specialist whose prime responsibility is yczfl , _ j tires and your tire service needs. You don’t come in to him. Be comes out to | you in the field or at the tractor to handle thE,„ job on the spot. He’ll quickly _ i tire, fix fiats without removing the wheelsitOJa ; * plus tax & recappable casing INTERCOURSE C. B. HOOBER & SON CARMAN’S GARAGE Phone 768-8231 R. D. #2 Phone 626-5706 LANCASTER L. H. BRUBAKER, INC. 350 Strasburg Pike Phone 397-5179 LEOLA R D , rf AVER&SONS sss • Phone 656-7702 : « • TRUCK A • DUALS, N f f V- SyMt S ' v ' •AmhhS# vj^wli LITITZ MANHEIM N. G. HERSHEY & SON, INC. R.D. #1 Phone66s-2271 MARTINDALE II itra(sßi£taemc a, andevmlt :en initwrepa Down Ti he ca icenaeaiigtirei —Goodyear kAr^ii^ci IDAUTO WAND An RIPLE usually $28.9 for size 400-] AOUNT JC f - B. HOSTET' SONS, INC. 5 W. Main St. 3 hon e 653-184] toUNTVII HUFFMAN] 13 W. Main St 3 hone 285-5951 HOLI B.C.GROF 10 S. Railroad •hone 354-800]
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