-L?nc3~t~ > ~ Farming Saturday M*y * 1973
Strasburg Bank Appoints Smith
R. Scott. Smith Jr. has been
appointed director of marketing,
advertising and public relations
for The First National Bank of
Strasburg.
In his new post, Smith will
coordinate bank marketing and
research development and will
administrate all advertising and
public relations programs.
Prior to joining The First
National Bank of Strasburg, the
Lancaster County native was
market research analyst and
regional marketing coordinator
of the Southeast National Bank m
Chester, Pa. He completed their
management trainee program.
Smith holds a B.S. degree in
finance from Pennsylvania State
University and is presently
enrolled m Widener College’s
TRUCKS
FOR SALE
1968 Ford 10 wheel dump
1969 Ford 10 wheel dump
1968 Int. 10 wheel dump
1968 Int. Tri-axle dump
1966 G.M.C. Tri-axle dump
1968 Ford single axle dump
1964 Ford 10 wheel dump
1963 Chevy 10 wheel dump
1960 Mack 10 wheel dump
1965 Mack 10 wheel dump
1956 Reo 10 wheel dump
1961 Chevy single axle dump
(2) 1962 Ford single axle dump
1968 Ford WlOOO Truck-tractor
1955 Mack truck tractor
1961 G.M.C. truck tractor
1958 Mack truck tractor
1970 Int. C4070A truck tractor
1956 Mack truck tractor
1966 Ford 750 twin screw cab
and chassis
1969 Ford 700 cab and chassis
1967 Ford 700 cab and chassis
1968 G.M.C. 5500 cab and
chassis
1970 Ford Louisville (you must
see to appreciate)
1965 Ford single axle dump
1965 G.M.C. 4000 Flat bed
1970 Ford 10 wheel dump
(3) 1963 G.M C 10 wheel dump
(2) 1972 Int Transtar - 318
engines
(2) 1963 Int single axle dump
Excellent Selection and
Still more Coming.
WENGER’S FARM
MACHINERY, INC.
So. Race St.
Myerstown, Pa.
Ph. 717-866-2138
R. Scott Smith
MBA program. He is a member
of the Bank Marketing
Association and attended their
School of Bank Marketing in
Boulder, Colorado.
Smith is a 1965 graduate of
Solanco High School in
Quarryville. He and his wife and
one-year old daughter reside in
Lancaster Township
TRY A
CLASSIFIED AD!
Living Standards, Food
Prices Topic
A new color slide presentation,
which shows the role farmers and
others in the agricultural com
plex have played in freeing the
American public from the need to
grow its own food, has been
released by the Photography
Division, Office of Com
munication.
Titled “The Peaceful
Revolutionists,” the 195-frame
set tells what took place in
agriculture and related fields
over the past 25 years to produce
a revolution that has freed an
entire Nation from the soil to
make this country the most
literate, the most affluent, and
the best fed Nation in the world.
It includes information about
today’s food prices, eating habits,
and how they compare in terms
of average wages with other
countries, and with the past.
The slide set is available from
Photography Division, Office of
Communication, U S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,
County Winners Top Aren PP-PS Contests
* . Bollinger, secretary; p au i
MembeS of the top two teams Horning, treasurer; Marlin
TthP offices assumed were: Smoker, reporter; Leonard
Grassland Chapter ~ Scott Steffy, Martin sentinel; Barry Wissler.
Donald weav f , vice- “»™«1 Felpe,,
orpsident- David Smeltz, cl “Pj |
secretary’ Clair Martin, C F Lebo, program specialist
treasurer- Donald Weiler, at the state office in Harrisburg,
reporter Larry Weber, sentinel; R- W Harrison, vocational
Stour Horst, student advisor; consultant m the eastern area,
Uoyd Hoover chaplain. * us f ll Drumm - Denver
Ester Chapter - John RDI. landscape consultant and
Weaver president; Melvin former agriculture teacher,
Weiler, vice-president; Richard served as judges.
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FFA members from Lancaster
and Chester Counties met at the
Brownstown Vo-Tech School
Tuesday to determine area
winners in Parliamentary
Procedure and Public Speaking
competition Top winners in the
area event will go to the regional
contest May 15 at Lehigh Com
munity College, competing with
- students from 19 eastern coun
ties.
Top winners in the Public
Speaking event and the titles of
the speeches chosen for
presentation were: Ray Martin,
Garden Spot Chapter, “The Food
Dilemma”, first; Robert Her
shey, Manheim, “Our Vanishing
Wildlife”, second, and Doris
Deavor, Central Chester Vo-
Tech, “Pollution Seven Years
Later”, third
Other contestants in the Public
Speaking contest were Howard
Stoltzfus, Owen J. Roberts
Chapter; Ronald Kreider,
Manheim, and Kenneth Kybury,
Owen J. Roberts.
Judges in this event were Jay
Hollinger, sales manager of
special products, Victor F.
Weaver, Inc ; Ed Moshier, farm
director, WHEX, and Harvey
Smith, vocational consultant for
Lebanon-Berks-Schuylkill area.
Grassland Chapter, successful
in capping county competition,
won first place m the area con
test. Other placings were:
Cloister Chapter, second, Oxford
Chapter, third, and Octorara
of Slide Set
D.C. 20250, at $5O each
A 35mm single-frame filmstrip
version can be purchased from
Photo Lab, Inc., 3825 Georgia
Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
20011, for $2O
Excl
J-knif
gives
Forag
the cutting edge
The heavier-duty 3800 is built to
match the bigger horsepower of
today’s tractors.
J-knives propel chopped material
out of the cutterhead like a paddle
wheel... faster than conventional
knives. The result is greater
efficiency and more capacity.
J-knives are field-proven on
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John Deere Self-Propelleds. So is
the heavy-duty feed-roll drive with
slip-clutch protection.
The new 3800 has heavier drives
to and from the gearcase, greater
frame strength, and larger fan shaft
and bearings than other John Deere
pull-types.
Stop in soon for full details.
SHOTZBERGER'S
065-2141
A. B. C. GROFF, INC.
N<‘w Holland
M. S. YEARSLEY & SONS
VVI M Khostor 696-2990
354-4191