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.
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