TRY A CLASSIFIED AD!
LANCO BEDDING
FOR
POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK
Shavings Bagged, Bulk, Blown-in.
Call for information
Phone 285-4506
YOU ARE INVITED
PAG CORN
FIELD DAY
ON THE PAUL WOLGEMDTH FARM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21
STARTING AT 10 A. M. UNTIL
LUNCH SERVED AT 12 NOON
WILLIS H. WEAVER
Local Representative
Mount Joy, Pa.
THERE’S R LITTLE
PHRT OF VHN DRUE
IN EVERV UNLOHDER...
ONLV ONE THHTS GOT
IT HU TOGETHER.
In 1950, we introduced the most
efficient silo unloadertothe market.
Simple, but efficient.
We’ve changed during the last 21
years. Added self-cleaning, wide
throat impellers for tough to handle
haylage. Dual, no-plug augers for
smooth silage movement. Depend
able, weather-sealed electrical sys
tems to prevent failures. And
numerous other performance-fea
ture “firsts."
If you look around, you'll find a
little part of VAN DALE in just about
every unloader...
But only Van Dale sells it all
together.
CALEB M.
about 3 miles east of
Elizabethtown near
Risser’s Church on the
Manheim Road.
Drumore Center R. D. 1, Quarryville, Pa.
Phone 653-1312
MODEL 1020 F 10-16 Ft. Diameter
Silos—delivery to 15 tons/hr.
MODEL 1230 12-30 Ft. Diameter
Silos—delivery to 25 tons/hr.
INDUSTRIAL Up to 40 Ft, Diame
ter Silos—delivery to 40 tons/hr.
VAN PALE
Box 337, Long Lake, Minnesota
ASK YOUR VAN DALE DEALER ABOUT
THE NEW AGRI LEASING PROGRAM
WENGER
Two Manheim Central FFA Chapter
members show the chapter’s first place
window exhibit at the Manheim Fair this
week. The twoare Donald Wenger, left, and
John Miller. The demonstration shows that
tractors and machinery cause 42 per certt
EPA Announces Deputy
Edward W. Furia Jr, Regional
Administrator for the En
vironmental Protection Agency’s
Region 111 announced recently
the appointment of Richard P
Nalesnik as the Deputy Regional
Administrator.
Nalesnik, currently director of
EPA’s National Water Quality
Standards Program in
Washington, D.C., will assume
his duties at Region Ill’s
headquarters in Philadelphia in
November. '
IBasto*®
Horticulture Show Set
A leisurely trip around the
world can be enjoyed free by
attending the annual Horticulture
Show October 23 and 24 at Penn
sylvania State University.
Among the features will be an
Oriental garden, an open-air
market of the Caribbean, and a
formal garden of Europe.
“The World of Horticulture,”
this year’s theme, will include a
desert scene from the south
western United States and a hut
on a tropical island.
To be held in the Ice Pavilion at
University Park, the show is
sponsored by students in the
Horticulture Club. Held
traditionally during
Homecoming Weekend, the hours
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 16,1971
of farm deaths and recommends four
things to do to reduce these deaths shut
off PTO before dismounting, keep all
shields m place, don’t wear loose clothing,
and forbid riders.
will be from 10 a.m. to 8p m on
October 23 and from 10 a m to 6
p m on October 24 Admission is
free
“The World of Horticulture”
will give a birds-eye view of the
many and varied ways hor
ticultural plants are used in
foreign countries and in the
United States. The origin of these
plants will also be stressed in this
year’s show.
New and unusual plant
materials will be on sale Regular
items will include cider, fresh
apples, corsages, Indian corn,
and hardy chrysanthemums.
Plants used in the exhibits will be
sold at 5 p.m. October 24
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