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Offices
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Ephrata receiving third
place honor*.
Lancaster County'* soft
ball taam coached by Robert
Wood* of Garden Spot and
Jerry Philips of Pequea
Valley remained the un
defeated champion* in the
stale during the athletic
competition.
Those FFA members
which will go on to compete
at various regional and
national events for their
outstanding work at state
level are as follows; Kerry
Boyd, Dairy Judging •
Atlantic Rural Expo; Penn
Manor Livestock Team -
Eastern States Expo,
Ephrata Livestock Team •
Atlantic Rural Expo, Robert
Dee-licious!
Purina Golden Bulky
Cows and growing heifers love the sweet flavor
and aroma of Purina Golden Bulky.
It’s sweet because it’s high in molasses. It's light
and bulky— 100 pounds fills six bushel baskets.
It’s a high protein ration fortified with Vitamins
A and D.
n Golden Bulky is versatile, too. It can be used to
balance the gram in your milking ration, dry cow
, ration or heifer ration. You can use Golden Bulky
. to supplement dry late summer and fall pastures
j or to preserve silage. And it can be top-fed or
’ mixed with your own gram..
Next time you stop
by, let us show you
how many ways you
can feed versatile
and nutritious Purina
Golden Bulky.
High Bros.
PHONE 354-0301
GORDONVILLE
Stoddard Farm & Garden, Inc.
PHONE 717-529-6212
UNION, PA
Wenger’s Feed Mill Inc.
McCracken’s Feed Mill, Inc.
2 NEW CHARLOTTE ST.. MANHEIM
PHONE 717-665-2186
A? B. Landis John 1. Hess, 11, Inc.
PHONE 665-3248
BOX 276, MANHEIM RD3
West Willow Farmers Assn., Inc.
Louver, Doug Kilgore and
Galen Long, • National FFA
Week in Kansas for
Livestock Judging and Jay
Caudill, and Darryl Stoltzfus
• Atlantic Rural Expo for
Livestock Judging; James
Felpel, Eastern States Expo
for Ag Mechanics; Vicki
Bare, Mt. Joy • Kansas for
floriculture; Deb Hemley,
Mt. Joy - Eastern States
Expo for floriculture; Dover
Small Gas Engines Team -
Eastern States; Steve
Strauss, Ephrata. and
Robert. Bachman, Penn
Manor - Kansas City for
Poultry Judging; Donald
Almond, Penn Manor and
Dan Innerst, Red Lion -
Eastern States for Poultry;
Ed Iwanowski - Mt. Joy -
Eastern States for Nursery -
Landscape.
John B. Kurtz
PHONE. 354-9251
R.D.3, EPHRATA
PHONE. 367-1195
RHEEMS
PHONE 442-4632
PARADISE
PHONE-464-3431
WEST WILLOW
Fleetwood Granger
Wins Sewing Contest
A seventeen year old
member of Fleetwood
Grange No. 1839 won first
place in Class B of the
National Grange Sewing
Contest.
Mary Schuler, Fleetwood,
RD3, recently received this
honor. She is active in 4-H
Clubs, holds the office of
Flora at Fleetwood Grange
and will be a senior at
Fleetwood Area High School.
Class B includes garments
made by youths 10 through 17
years of age.
Centerport Grange
members were guests of
Fleetwood Grange on June
12. Kenneth Schlegel con
ducted the meeting attended
by 93 persons. Mrs. Marilyn
Kopicz, lecturer of Cen
terport Grange had charge
of the program which cen
tered on Flag Day and
Father’s Day. A total of
$42.00 was collected. This
will be used in a county
project to purchase a
xylophone for Hamburg
State School and Hospital.
The grange received a
letter of thanks for par
ticipating in the Honduras
Relief sale.
Bonnie Kerns, Women’s
Activities chairlady an
nounced that the grange
made 57 pies for the Reading
Hospital Garden party. She
also thanked the women who
brought breakfast cakes for
the Berks Heim Open House
Mr.
The Lebler “Rider”
Electric or gas powered ... provides an extra convenience to the dairyman with long feed
alleys... steering wheel and foot brake provide an extra dimension in ease of operation and
traveling safety.
12' x 410 4 ply pneumatic
Front Wheels (2) 8 x 250 solid rubber
Discharge height 14
Batteries (4) 6 Vo | t
“ rtor 1 6 H P Baldor
En £ ,ne 5 H P Briggs & Stratton
Featuring - High Discharge Attachment Available
for Troughs up to 30" High
GROFF EQUIPMENT
2 West State Street
Mary Schuler
on June 7. Since the next
meeting (June 26, 8 p.m.)
will be in charge of the
Women’s Activities Comm.,
members are asked to bring
the items which they made
from yarn for charity.
Grange members will model
dresses made for the sewing
contest.
The annual grange outing
will be held beginning at
noon at Norman Hock’s
Grove, Fleetwood, RDI on
July 27.
Pomona (Berks) youth
will have their picnic on
August 24 at the Virginville
Grange Hall.
Dairy refreshments were
served under the supervision
of the refreshment com
mittee for June which in
cludes: Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Schlegel, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Epting, Mr. and Mrs.
Brice Fritzinger, David,
Marie and Martha Herbert.
Dairyman
MAKE FEEDING TIME MORE CONVENIENT WITH
"ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE"
Strong 52-hp
worker.
Ford 4000.
Here's the tough one in the 3-4 furrow class The
rugged Ford 4000 All-Purpose tractor. Look at what
it offers:
• Thrifty diesel or gasoline engine.
• 8-speed standard 10-speed Select-O-Speed trans
mission optional at extra cost
• Sealed multiple disc brakes
• Ford 4000 SU offers the same power in an extra
compact, low-profile tractor with diff-lock, power
steering and independent PTO.
We have options to fit the 4000 to your
style of farming. Tell us how you want
your 4000 equipped, and what you’ve
got to trade.
Roll bar, saat belt and weights shown
are extra-cost options
KELLER BROS. TRACTOR CO.
Buffalo Springs Call (717) 949-6501
10 Miles North of Lititz
SPECIFICATIONS
Phone (717) 786-7225
We’ve got a deal for you.
Transmission 2 speeds forward & reverse with differential
Charger 10 amp, self timer
Length 71 80" rider
Height 60' '
Width 34
Capacity 30 bushels
Tui ,
Equi(jnu hi
Quarryville, Pa.