-.r./»pct er Arming. Saturday Ai 1 County FP-PS Contest Chooses Area Contestants Selected members from County FFA Chapters met at the Brownstown Vo-Tech School Tuesday for the annual Parliamentary Procedure - Public Speaking contests. Five teams gathered tor the Parliamentary Procedure contest. The teams and their placings were; Grassland Chapter, first; Cloister Chapter, second; Solanco Chapter, third; Manheim Chapter, fourth, and Pequea Valley'Chapter, fifth. The first and' second place teams will compete in area competition between Chester and Lancaster Counties at 1:30 p.m. May 1 at Brownstown Vo-Tech. The top winner in the area con test will be entered in the regional contest May 15 at Lehigh Area Community College. Judges for the session were: Harvey Smith, vocational con sultant for Berks-Lebanon- Schuylkill Counties; Peter Boyer, teacher of agriculture at it works! rt\ AUREO S-P 250* is the grdwth *nJ promoting, health protecting hog feed additive that is backed by more than ten years of research. Even better than that, day in and day-out, you can see the results with your own eyes on your farm. That’s the real proof that it works. Ask for AUREO S-P 250 with your next order of feed for pigs and sows. American Cyanamid Comp mv s trade mark foi a feed premi\ Withdraw?days beforeslaughter Certify For more information contact your local dealer or Harry J. Grasso.Tel. 201-229-6169 "The Genuine Mechanical Transplanter" • New Amazing “Flo-Check” Water Valve (Patented) with Magic Air Control to assure uniform water supply to the plants regardless of water level in barrel. • New Manual Shutoff with Automatic Roller Reset on Valve • Positive Action, Self-Cleaning, Neoprene Plant Grippers. • Bronze Oilite Mam Bearings. • Large Adjustable Plant Trays. Governor Mifflin, and Gerry Shaffer, PP&L farm represen tative. Winners of the Public Speaking contest and the titles of the speeches chosen for presentation were: Ray Martin, Garden Spot Chapter, “The Food Dilemma”, first; Ronald Kreider, Manheim, “Who Will Survive”, second; Bob Hershey, WALKING ON WATER, technician Willey Durden of Agriculture Research Serv ice, sweeps flea beetles from mat of alligator-weed on South Carolina’s Edisto River in program to find ways to control the pest. One of the heroic exploits during the attack on Pearl Harbor was achieved by Dory Miller, a Negro Navy mess attendant. Miller had taken over an antiaircraft gun aboard the battleship Arizona and was credited with destroying four Japa nese aircraft. He was award ed the Navy Cross by Presi dent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Sold and Serviced By LESTER A. SINGER Ronks, Pa, irM ?3, 1973 Black Hero TRY A CLASSIFIED AD! Manheim, “Our Vanishing Wildlife”, third, and LaVem Martin, Garden Spot, “Hunger Hurts”, fourth. Judges were Frank Campbell, area manager, dairy and livestock, Pennfield Corporation, and Allen Tate, personnel communications, Victor F. Weaver Inc. The top three winners of the Public Speaking contest will compete in the ar,ea contest May at Brownstown. Members of the top two Parliamentary Procedure teams and the ppsitions assumed were: Grassland Chapter - Scott Steffy, president; Donald Weaver, vice-president; David Smeltz,secretary; Clair Martin, treasurer; Donald Weiler, reporter; Larry Weber, sentinel; Arthur Horst, student advisor; Lloyd Hoover, chaplain. Cliff Day, teacher of agriculture, was coach. Cloister Chapter - Gerald Musser, president; Melvin Weiler, vice-president; Richard Bollinger, secretary; Paul Horning, treasurer; Marlin Smoker, reporter; Leonard Martin, sentinel; Barry Wissler, student advisor; James Felpel, chaplain. Charles Ackley serves this team as coach. Meet the big new MF 750. It’s built to save you time, grain and money. * “ 'C +' ,< t /■ >* *y - y #s&%. * -’ ‘ ■ > >< ■,- < v r V'■*>~-‘’V >&' - <*"•,*•’ »-■'>» ~ ■!< V, }*> ' s *■ *♦' iZ'- „ , a, v * t+r'S-S**' yC >.* V « X A '■* X 1 >j, >> A < W V ** A VX- A ■<• / +- V <> / > > MBN&s \ ... ? v‘V f ». < t *fg fv '■** “&* <*B Xt/** x '&X. >** ri* >*<.-■ Put this big one in your field and take off that crop in a hurry." Has all the same design features introduced with the MF 760 last year, including five-paddle elevator for better feeding to the 50" cylinder. 140 bushel grain tank that can be unloaded in two minutes. 11 grain and rice tables and five different corn heads are available. All are Quick-Attach. Great harvest pack age. Come in and see the 750 for yourself! Just Arrived See Them At M. WEAVER & SONS F 713 Ph. 656-2321 M. R. D. No. 1 Leola, Pa. Groffdale Road North of Rt. 23 READ LANCASTER FARMING FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS APPLY YOUR CHEM STIHL SGI • Easy to handle - Weight 16.5 lbs. Range up to 33 ft. - Handles dusts, liquid granulates - Easy starting even while mounted on your back. ■> 7 1 pa v *tr- < Tim RD2 Box 67 East Earl, Pa. 17519 Pbone 215-445-6175 5v- cjJoHN L. Stauffer Repair Service
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