Co. Home Economics
Dept. To Hove Exhibit
A County high school home show Commission. In addition, a
economics department is one of special electrical award of $5O
nine Pennsylvania schools who will be given the exhibit dem
will have a special window ex- onstratmg the best practical use
hibit at the Farm Show next of electucity by the Pennsylva
week. nia Electric Association
Garden Spot High School, un- Horace L Mann, Faim Show
der the direction of Mrs Betty director, said this will be the
Smoker, was chosen by a state 46t h annual event in which
committee after reviewing dis- school home economics window
piay plans submitted by schools exhibits will be entered in com
thioughout the Commonwealth petiLon Prize money now to-
The local exhibit’s theme is tals $455
“Sewing Sense Reaps Dollars”. ' "
Each of the nine exhibits will Another “ ee thing about
. , , newspapers You don t have to
convey one central idea based j IS (- en commercials unless the
on an approved method or prac- guy next to you on the bus hp
tice in home economics educa- leads the ads.
Be Sure To See The
Myers Fiberglass Sprayer
At The Farm Show
• Fiberglass tank Won’t rust or corrode
100 or 200 gal. capacity, ’
• Tractor mounted 3 pt. hitch
• DU-ALL spray pumps - handles all types of abrasive &
corrosive spray materials available in 12, 6 or 3 gal. per
minute.
• Built in mechanical agitator.
•' Pressure adjustable zero to 500* lbs.
• Built in sight gauge.
LESTER A. SINGER
RONKS, PA. Phone 687-6712
Your Local Dealer explains why
GLEANER combines have bigger differences
than ever. And more capacity.
YOU HEAR IT AGAIN AND AGAIN— “That
Gleaner combine gets more crop and
cleaner crop out of the field than any
other.” Why? Gleaner combines are
different from the ten other makes.
Basic design of other combines
Basic design used only by uLEANER combine
That difference starts right down in
front with our Sure-Feed system. An
exclusive! It controls all crops. Like
this—
Header auger feeds into a cylinder
width beater. Retractable fingers comb
and spread crop over the entire cylinder
width. Gleaner combines use every
inch of rasp bar for full threshing, full
capacity morning or afternoon —in
heavy or light crops.
Your crop’s under full control
Entire action takes only 15 inches of
crop travel —shortest header-to-cylin
der delivery of all! Every “cut” is under
full mechanical control to within one
inch of the cylinder. Result—feeding
accuracy and threshing capacity un
matched even by the heavyweights.
Also, our down-front design puts the
pivot point behind the cylinder, so ma
terial always feeds at the same angle
even while headers move up or down.
All others pivot ahead of cylinder—re
sulting in over- or under-threshing.
They have a 50 to 98-inch conveyor feed.
Visit The Allis
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Ephrala, R. D. 2
L. H. Brubaker N. G. Myers & Son
Lancaster, Pa. Rheems, Pa.
tion. Top price is $75, but each 0 Keystone Farmer
entry will receive an award of (Continued from Page 17)
not less than $4O from the Farm
Any conveyor tends to bunch material
at its center, causing uneven cylinder
Separating length, other makes
Greater separating length of GLEANER combine
It’s easy to see how Gleaner combine
down-front cyhnder design gives a
much greater separating area, more ca
pacity everywhere it touches the crop.
Separation begins as wing beater be
hind the cylinder agitates, fluffs the
crop. Air blast from rotating cylinder
and beater increases crop agitation.
Grain, dust, chaff fall through the straw
evenly onto the raddle below. That’s
early separation, ready for Gleaner
combine pre-cleaning.
Single fan cleaning, other makes
Two-fan cleaning, only on GLEANER combine
Here’s another difference— two-fan
cleaning. The others don’t pre-clean—
Chalmers Display At
Allen H. Matz Farm Equipment
New Holland
Clair Esbenshade, the son ol
Mi and Mis A Wilmci Esben
shade of Willow Stiest R 2, is a
member of the Gaiden Spot
FFA Cliaptci of the Lampeter-
Strasbuig High School Clan, a
senior, is a veiy achve member
of his local Chapter and has
, seived as president for the year
1968 Two bleeding sows, twen
‘ / tv one fattening hogs, and two
acres of com make up his farm
mg program He also has raised
several calves and a dany
heifer.
Clair plans to fanning
after fiom a tup
the Western the United
States obseive the
practices this section mem-
Mennonite
Gerald 3VI. Nissley
Gerald M. Nissley
Gerald M Nissley, a Manheim
Cential High School Senior, is
the 17-year-old son of Mr and
Mrs Arthur R Nissley, Mount
Joy R 2 He is the chanter presi
dent and has seived as Treas
urer
On the school honor role,
Gerald has been active in state
livestock judging and attended
the Na'ional FFA Convention
in 1968 He is Tieasurer of his
church youth group and served
as a referee at the State Plow
ing Contest. His farming pro
giam includes keeping farm ac
count records for two years and
be fattens beef and swine and
laises tobacco He also was a
member of the chapter pailia
mentary procedure team m 1967
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boio, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Grumeili Farm Service
Lititz, Pa. Quanyville, Pa.
Clair Esbenshade
Clair Esbenshade
they try to do all the cleaning at the
shoe. In the Gleaner combine, the
upper fan directs a heavy air blast
through the grain stream as it comes off
the raddle— pre-cleans crop before it
ever reaches the shoe. Blows dust, dirt
out rear.
Second fan finish-cleans the crop at
the chaffer and shoe. One fan before the
shoe, one fan at the shoe; a bigger,
cleaner crop with Gleaner combine.
* *IS
"Swing-Down" concave bottom and
safety concave door
Time and money-saving protection are
yours with this important difference:
(1) Safety concave door ejects rocks auto
matically. (2) Swing-Down concave bot
tom, only two bolts to loosen for fast
access, easy adjustment.
Sure-Peed system; controlled feed
ing; down-front cylinder; greater sepa
rating area; two-fan cleaning system,
money-saving, time-saving protection
in an exclusive concave safety system!
These are only some of the Gleaner
combine differences. A
See the Big New
Ones at your dealers
where Allis-
Chalmers credit
plans make ’em
easier than ever to
own! ALUS-CHALMERS
The Farm Show
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 11,1969
low ship Gioup of the Strasbuig
Mennomte Chinch, Clair enjojs
hunting, fishing, flapping and
tiavehng
Abram Fisher
Abram Fisher
Abram Fisher, 17, is the son
of Mr and Mis Abiam K Fish
er, Lancaster R 2. Dining his
four years in vocational agncul
tuie, Fishei has fed 101 steei s
on his father’s faun and had
staked tomatoes, hogs, corn and
tobacco
The Penn Manor Senior is a
member of the first place par
liamentary procedure team and
he placed sth in dany products
judging at Penn State and was
4th in the North Atlantic Re
gion He is an active member of
the Central Manor Church of
God and has applied for admis
sion to Penn State for Ag Educa
tion
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INSTANT HEAT I
Powerful 150,000 BTLf
Reddy Heater
shut-off control for
unattended operation
The answer for fanners, build
ing tradesmen, businesses, out
side contractors—anyone who
needs high-volume portable
heat around the clock. Safety
control automatically stops
motor, fan and fuel supply if
operating conditions warrant.
Runs over 13 5 hours on one
tank of low-cost kerosene. Has
built-in thermostat. Mounted
on big rubber-tire w heels for
easy maneuvering. Ask us for
demonstration.
ReDDY Heansß
Beat the cold rush and come
in for a free demonstration.
You can own this heater
for only
’ll 78
per month
Sales and Service
GEHMAN
BROS.
1 Mile North of Teire Hill
on Route 897
East Bail, R. D 1, Penna.
Phone 215-445-6272
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