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YCC
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f silo co., me. i
2001 HORSESHOE RD.
AND
2436 CREEK HILL RO.
LANCASTER, PA. 17601
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OUR SILOS HAVE
"VBRATED” CONCRETE
STAVES FOR QUALITY.
""yOUR BESTDOLLAR lUY-
A CONCRETE STAVE SILO
For A Complete Feed
Lot System. We
Feature
STARLINE LABOR
SAVERS
SILO UNLOAOERS:
Model 470 & 4101
CONVEYORS:
6". 8" or 11" Width
BUNK FEEDERS:
485 - Shuttle Feeder
4217 - Auger Feeder
Also Custom Built Units
ALSO:
“AUTOMATIC" ROLLER MILLS
For Any Type Gram
RircfiiE~and Talrheld
UVESTOCX WATERERS
(Gas or Electric)
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EQUIPMENT • FANS
ROUNO*HAY RACKS
“WESTERN" GATES
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Sales-Service
Installation
FOR COMPLETE PLANS
Call 392-9062
In the Lebanon Area Dial
717 - 273-7394
LARRY MESTAND
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JOHN Z. MARTIN
New Holland RDI
Phone 717-354-5848
lune 8. 1974
Saturda
Funding Announced
Final arrangements for
funding the jtate Youth
Conservation Corps pilot
program were announced
recently by Secreatary of
Agriculture Earl L. Butz and
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton.
Now going into its fourth
year, the Youth Con
servation Corps (YCC)
program will this summer
for the first time Include
state-operated projects in
addition to the 178 con
servation corps camps on
U.S. Department of the
Interior’s Bureau of Indian
Affairs, Bureau of Land
Management, Bureau of
Reclamation, Bureau of
Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
and the National Park
Service.
For this first summer of
state participation in the
YCC program, $3 million in
grant funds have been made
available to the states for
cost-share projects on non
federal public lands and
waters. Grants have been
awarded and all available
grant funds obligated, the
two secretaries said. They
emphasized that youth
MEMO
HAY, STRAW
and EAR CORN
SALE
EVERY MONDAY
AT 11A.M.
New Holland Sales
Stables, foe.
Phone 717-354-4341
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auct.
selections for the 1974 season
have been made and all -
programs are filled.
Forty-six of the SO states
will be conducting camps
this summer, according to
the secretaries’ an
nouncement. Only the states
of Alabama, Hawaii,
Oklahoma and South
Carolina will, because of
previous commitment of
funds for other ongoing
programs, be unable to
participate. In addition to
the participating states, the
District of Columbia,
American Samoa, The
Virgin Islands, Guam,
Puerto Rico and the Trust
Territories of the Pacific
SOUTHEASTERN PENNA. TRACTOR PULL ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES
THEIR SECOND TRACTOR PULL
At the Rough and Tumble Historical Assoc Grounds Route 30 (13 miles East of Lancaster)
Kinzer. Pa.
Special Attraction - Robert Frock, wnon, ohw
FRIDAY 7 P.M.
5.000 POUND STOCK
9.000 POUND STOCK
5.000 POUND SUPER STOCK
9.000 POUND SUPER STOCK
7.000 POUND MODIFIED
Kinzer, Pa,
Islands 'will also operate
YCC projects.
About 5,000 young men end
women will be employed for
eight weekf et aotne 150 state
YCC projects throughout the
nation, starting in mid-June.
The secretaries pointed
out that the YCC program is
designed to fill the following
basic needs: (1) accomplish
needed conservation work on
lands; (2) provide gainful
employment for young
citizens from all* walks of
life; and (3) develop in
participating youth an un
derstanding and ap
preciation of the nation’s
natural environment and
heritage.
FOR THE 1974 SEASON.
To be Held on Friday & Saturday
JET TURBINE IN COCKSHUTT 40
FIRST AND ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND
All Classes and Types of Pu
WILL FEATURE
12.000 POUND STOCK
12.000 POUND SUPER STOCK
5.000 POUND MODIFIED
7.000 POUND SUPER STbCK
7.000 POUND STOCK
9.000 POUND OPEN
All Entries Will Operate Under the Pa. Tractor Pull Association Inc. Rules
For Further information and Complete Set of Rules Contact
WILL FEATURE
SOUTHEASTERN PENNA.
TRACTOR PUIL ASSOCIATION
PROMOTIONAL COMMITTEE BOX 142
r enrage
Ul UlTlllg : for the timed year. *
Growing degree days for
UCffITGCSa crops that startaUO degrees
O- 7 totaled 1185 degree days, 134
n • a ii more than- the normal
Komf Ql I average. For-cropa starting
J.i.CXJ.II JLOULft at SO degrees Rowing degree
A report from Pam Stole ll «>*t«*l*<lsW..irMchl l loo
3 UUM «*
we*(her eoaUUou lor the Aort^enr
week p-nHing jane I. far 1 wu
Li LMCostor, the average
temperature for the week norm ** average.
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Chough birds were protected in Cornwall because the soul
of King Arthur was fabled to have migrated into a chough.
JUNE 14 & 15, 1974
II used under P.T.P.A. Rules
cHoucThl
SATURDAY 1
Phone 717-354-9793
P.M.