—Lancastetfarming, Saturday, March 11,1978
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Kutztown FFA
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Ronald Fegley; swine
production - Terry Klein
John Butler, high school
principal, awarded Marjorie
Faust scholarship for
ranking in the top five of her
junior class. Other special
VHHbhBHV awards were presented to
BE ALERT Michele Gladney for
Leadership and for being
chosen the outstanding
PUBLIC SALE
FROM THE COUNTY OF BERKS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 24 &25 |
Items to be listed for sale at $
the Kempton Community Sale. ||
Farmall Super M tractor; Farmall H tractor; John
Der iodel 214 unloaduip 'var front & rear, like
eere modeil zx-* - _jg wagon, front w *, - ||
|| new; Allis Chalmers 303 hay baler with thrower; John J
Deere 7 ft. grass mower #9, can be attached to a 3 point ||
| hookup.
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Morton Buildings Do Double-Duty
BUY AND BUILD NOW - BE READY FOR HARVEST
A Morton Machine Shed with bulkheads installed is the
most innovative idea in government approved flat gram
storage The sidewall bulkheads are o' high designed
to withstand pressures with gram peaked to trusses the
sliding door bulkheads withstand gram pressures when in
place, yet are easily removed for access to building by
equipment and machinery Regular gram storage fains
cannot be used for machine storage when empty, but your
Morton Machine Shed can . it does Double-Duty l
TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF BUILDING CAPACITIES: I With 12 6 S.dowalls)
42' x 72’ holds 18,600 Bu. +
48' x 81' holds 27,050 Bu. +
54* x 108’ holds 47,440 Bu. +
(Gram height at sidewall 6' - Capacities will vary depending
on moisture content, test weight and other variables)
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND A TOUR OF BUILDINGS IN YOUR AREA MAIL COUPON TO NEAREST SALES OFFICE LISTED BELOW
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SAVE WITH WINTER DISCOUNTS!
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GETTYSBURG, PA 17325 ;
Mail This Coupon or Call I ,To ' opboneNo
(717) 334-2168
smith. James Shrawder
received a medal for general
pulbic speaking and Larry
Shrawder received a medal
for conservation public
speaking.
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senior in the vocational
agriculture class. She also
received the DeKalb Award.
Keystone- Fanner pins
were presented to Richard
Dietrich, Ronald Fegley,
Dwight Romig, James
Shrawder, and Michele
Gladney. Star Greenhand
was Bruce Latshaw;
Chapter Star Farmer -
Ronald Fegley; and Chapter
Star Agribusinessman -
Richard Dietrich. Scott
Rabenold was given a
DAIRY
{CTr FARMERS!
••• PLEASE TAKE NOTICE •••
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc. Dairy Sale will
begin at 12:00 noon every week starting March
15.1978.
Sale will begin with heifers and stock bulls
followed by better quality fresh cows from all
consignors to be sold from 1:30 to 2:30. Dairy
Herd Dispersals or Springing Cows will be sold
following fresh cows.
We hope this schedule will fit your own herd
management better.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC.
New Holland, PA
Abram W. Diffenbach, Manager Phone: 717-354-4341
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National FFA Foundation
medal for singing in the
State FFA Chorus.
Harvey Smith awarded
medals to State Project
Record Book Contest win
ners. They were; Tim
Kleinsmith, Larry
Shrawder, Marjorie Faust;
Michael Heiter, Ronald
Fegley, Marlow Greis, and
Ronald Flicker.
Ronald Fegley also
received a silver medal for
placing first in the Berks-
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Lehigh District -of- .-the
Production Credit and
Federal Land Bank
Associations Records
Contest.
Selected as the Out
standing Young Farmer
over 30 years of age was
Kenneth Kunkel. Mr. amd
Mrs. Ralph Sanner were
selected as Outstanding
Young Farmers for com
munity service.
THE MEW
wonhouses
MORE HORSES MORE IRON
More usable power at the
PTO, drawbar, 3-point hitch,
and remote outlets
The new 4840, above, at 180 hp is the biggest
of the NEW IRON HORSES But it shares all
its family traits with four smaller brothers the
155;hp 4640, 130-hp 4440, 110-hp 4240,
and 90-hp 4040 They all have the same build
husky Stop in for'details on their individual
engine, chassis, and power train measure
ments We’ll be happy to answer all your
questions on the tractors with more horses
and more iron
Double-pivot standards let
Exclusive dquble-pivot design lets the 2500
Power-Reset Plow clear any rock that passes
under the tractor drawbar Choose these
18-mch plows in 4- to 8-furrow sizes Drop by
soon for more information on the 2500 with
hydraulic reset'
LANDIS BROS. INC. ,
Lancaster, PA
717-393-3906
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EQUIPMENT INC.
Mohnton RD2, PA 19540
(near Adamstown)
215-484-4391
piKefliu
EQUIPMENT INC.
Oyster Dale Road
Oley RD2, PA
215-987-6277
NEUHAUS'ES INC.
RD2, Yort, PA
1-83 Loganville Ext. 3
717-428-1953 or
235-1306
SHOTZBERGER'S
EQUIPMENT
Elm. PA
717-665-2141
A.B.C. GROFF INC.
New Holland, PA
717-354-4191
The FFA members also
awarded ‘ several: people
Honorary membership.
They were: Arnold Hillman,'
superintendent, Kutztown
School District; Harold D.
Shaeffer, teacher of science
and industrial arts; Arlan H.
Dietrich, Bruce M. Fegley,
Walter W. Gladney, Wayne
W. Romig, and F. Lee
Shrawder, all fathers of
Keystone Farmers.
ROBERT E. LITTLE INC.
Zieglerville, PA
215-287-9643
SMNIiYA. KIOPP
INC.
Bernville, PA
215-488-1510
KERMff K. KiSTLER
INC.
Lynnport, PA
215-298-3270
M.S. YEARSIW
SSONS
West Chester, PA
215-696-2990
A6WAYINC.
Chapman Equipment
Center
Chapman, PA
215-398-2553
1.0.'s A 6 SALES
Silverdale, PA 18962
215-257-5136
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