Pistons
ilnutd from Page 231 0 f the big national boys could
{hough the not cope with the moist clay
were track. Pennsylvania and
ered by. rain last Maryland pullers prevailed,
nd, competition was They come here almost
nonetheless. The rains every week. Officials
jday may even have described the trade as “not
jlocal pullers, as many ideal.”
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Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 717-393-3906
Adamstown
Equipment Inc.
Mohnton, RO2, PA 19540
[near Adamstown]
215-484-4391
Pikeville Equipment Inc.
Oyster Dale Road
Oley RD2, PA
215-987-6277
Kermit K. Kistler, Inc.
Lynnport, Pa.
215298-3270
Following are the results
of last week’s competition,
which took place before a
capacity crowd.
12,000 Pound Super Stock
1. Tom Middleton,
Ridgely, Md., 290 feet, 10
inches; 2. Vem Over, Sligo,
Pa., 278 feet, five inches; 3.
Craig Leggitt, Boonesboro,
Md., 264 feet, eight inches.
5000 Pound Super Stock
1. Dale Smoker,
Cochranville, Pa., 251-8; 2.
Coleman Wheatley, Bethel,
Del., 242-6; 3. James
Ringler, Berlin, Pa., 236-7.
12,000 Pound Open
1. Tim Arfons, Uniontown,
Ohio, two full pulls with his
jet-powered tractor; 2. Art
Arfons, Akron, Ohio, two full
pulls with his jet powered
tractor; 3. Uoyd McVey
Oakwood, HI., 288-9.
9000 Pound Super Stock
1. Ed Horman, Frederick,
Md., 256-10; 2. Harry Driest,
Coatsville, Pa., 256-1; 3.
Dave Stangle, Kewanna,
Ind., 252-5.
7000 Pound Super Stock
1. Al Koch, Indianapolis,
Ind., full pull and 273-10; 2.
Tony Stauffer, New Holland,
Pa., full pull and 273-6; 3.
Tim Stauffer, Ephrata, Pa.,
full pull and 255-4.
5000 Pound Modified
1. Larry Fuhrman,
Decatur, 111., 274-0; 2. Bob
Bussey Sr., New Canton,
Ohio, 269-1; 3. Robert
M. S. Yearsley
& Sons
Westchester 215-696-2990
Shotzberger’s
Equipment
Elm, PA
717-665-2141
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
New Holland 717 354-4191
Robert E. Little Inc.
Seglenrßle, PA
215-287-9643
One of the super stock tractors strains past the 250-foot marker at the Buck. A
full pull is 300 feet.
Hughes, New Windsor, Md.,
261-11.
9000 Pound Modified
1. Robert Hughes, New
Agway, Inc.
Chapman Equipment Center
Chapman, PA
215-398-2553
Neuhaus’es, Inc.
Glen Rock, PA
717:235-1306
Stanley A. Klopp, Inc.
Bemville.PA
215-488-1510
I. G.'s Ag Sales
Silverdale, PA 18962
215-257-5136
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 25,1977—31
Windsor, Md., 265-3; 2. Art 1. Larry Fuhrman,
Arfons, Akron, Ohio, 262-7; 3. Decatur, 111., 225-5 ;2. David
Harry Wychoff, Gilboa, Becker, Mount Joy, Pa., 217-
N.Y., 261-0. 8; 3. Lloyd McVey, Oakwood,
7000 Pound Modified 111-, 215-4.
Employee commended
ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. -
Ethel Brandt, Master
sonville, has been named
employee of the month for
June at Plain and Fancy Egg
Ranch, Inc., according to
Paul Hess Jr., vice-president
of the Elizabethtown firm.
Miss Brandt has worked
for Plain and Fancy for 10
years. She received a $25
savings bond as recognition
of her outstanding work in
the processing department,
where she hand packs eggs
and stamps cartons. Hess
said Miss Brandt can also
function proficiently in
several other positions in the
processing department.