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USED DULK TANKS
1000 gal. Mojonnier 600 gal. Mojonnier
800 gal. Esco 800 gal. Mueller OH
Good used Diesels
SR3 Lister Monarchs 18 HP
USED COMPRESSORS
2 HP. Lehigh
1 HP. Lehigh
6 HP. Tecumseh Used 2 yrs.
DIESEL DRIVEN GENERATORS
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BEFORE YOU BUYA NEW TRACTOR:
Is the tractor really new? The International® 1066 Turbo with 125*
pto hp or any new ’66 Series tractor offers really new tractor
features. New engines. New quiet sound . . hydraulic couplers ...
new styling . . . new comfort.
What about power? IH big cu. in. displacement engines develop
high torque... extra pull power that means steady plowing .. . less
gear shifting.
What about comfort? Official tests show our new Deluxe Safety Cab
is one of industry’s quietest. Solid protective frame provides built
in rollover protection. Air conditioning, heater, defroster available.
Two doors for easy access.
What about service? We have the know-how and that parts to give
you fast dependable service.
What about price? You’ll find any ’66 Series tractor, when compar
ably equipped like others in its hp class, is priced right.
The proof of performance is in the field. You owe it to yourself to
try before you buy.
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■H® 10 models and 3 transmission options... from 65 to 150 pto hp.
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An award for having Pennsylvania’s largest
Young Farmer chapter was presented to
the Ephrata delegation at last week's
Pennsylvania Young Farmer meeting in
Williamsport. The local chapter has 92
members. Shown at the presentation
NFW PROVIDENCE
C. B. HOOBER & SON
INTERCOURSE
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 17,1973
Southern Lancaster County
turned out in force Tuesday night
to honor five Solanco High School
Future Farmers of America
who recently received national
honors at the FFA convention in
Kansas City.
Approximately 150 area
residents turned out at the senior
high school cafeteria for a
testimonial banquet honoring the
quintet.
Those honored were Randy
Clark, first place dairy cattle
judge in the nation; Thomas
Aaron, Regional Star American
Farmer; Dale Bollinger,
American Farmer recipient; and
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above are, left to, right, Warren Bollinger,
Lititz RD4, Earl Smucker, Stevens RDI,
and Irwin Graybili, Jr., Stevens RDI, all
from the Ephrata club. Presenting the
award is the state Young Farmer
president David Dietrich, Mifflinburg RDI.
Gary Akers and Bill Hershey,
, members of the third place dairy
judging team in the nation.
Following speeches by several
persons, trophies and awards
were presented by the following
firms and organizations: Red
Rose Farm Service, to the dairy
judging team; Grumelli Farm
Services, Randy Clark; Wenger
Impelment Inc., Buck, Tom
Aaron; Cope and Weaver, Inc.,
New Providence, Dale Bollinger;
Solanco FFA, wives and mothers
of the men; and Lancaster Bone
Fertilizer, parents of Aaron and
Bollinger.
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