—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 22,1978
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A senior yearling Holstein, owned by Mary Alice Rhoads, Obelisk, is one of the
4-H dairy and baby beef animals to be shown at the Keystone Grange Fair,
Saturday, July 29; Trappe. Judging starts at 12:30 p.m.; livestock parade at
4:30 p.m.
TRAPPE Grange
Master, Matthew R.
Wismer, Trappe, will
preside at opening festivities
of the sixth annual Keystone
Grange Country Fair, on
July 29 at the Collegeville -
Trappe Municipal Park, W
First Ave, Trappe. Ram
date for the event is August
5
A schedule of events has
been announced by the fair
committee headed by Albert
Zvanck, Collegeville, and
Charles E. Wismer, Trappe
Grounds are open 11 a m to
dusk; opening ceremomes
will be at noon; chicken
barbecue will be served 4 30
p.m. to 7 30 p.m.
Other events of the day
are: approximately 12 30
start judging dairy and beef
exhibits; and demon
strations of antique farm
equipment, including
threshing and grinding of
gram; antique car parade 2
pm, 3 pm repeat
machinery demonstrations,
4 30 p m livestock parade of
champions, 5 pm cow
milking demonstration
There will also be a tractor
pull (garden size machines),
PURINA
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HORSE
MEETING
To be held
THURS., JULY 27
8:00-9:15 P.M.
PICKERING VALLEY
FEED & FARM
STORE
Rt 113 & Gordon Drive
Lionville, PA 19353
For reservations
Call 215-363-8810
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This issue for
meeting agenda
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Trappe Fair schedules events 9 festivities
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pony rides, children’s
games, post hole punching
and various other activities
during the day
Entries for a garden show,
open to the public, will be
accepted 9:45 to 11 a.m. A
schedule of classes can be
obtained through Grange
members
Collectors of small
gasoline engines will agam
exhibit their fmely tuned and
turned out equipment These
and other exhibits will be
open all day at the fair Some
other exhibitors will be from
commercial, historical and
service groups Montg Co
Coop Extension Service will
have two displays.
Farm and home crafts
include blacksmithmg,
pottery, leather goods and
many others to be demon
strated at various times.
Dairy and beef animals
grown by 4-H members will
be judged for fme quality
during the livestock show
under the direction of
Delbert Keir, member of
Peter Wentz Farmstead
staff; and 4-H leaders Mrs.
Barry Rumberger, Russell
Bryant, Earl Waltimeyer
and Terry Stauffer The
Montgomery Co Dairy
Princess will be on hand to
award the prizes.
Kim Horrox, daughter of
Mr & Mrs Gordon Horrox,
Worcester, has been named
Grange Fair Queen She will
be on hand to award various
prizes to exhibitors
Advance tickets are
recommended for the
chicken barbecue to be
served starting at 4:30 p m ;
only a few tickets will be
available at the door. Other
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food, including funnel cake,
ice cream, watermelon
home baked goods and
needlework will also be on
sale There is a small picnic
area and Lions Club
pavilion
Musical entertainment is
also scheduled Eugene
Claycomb and Huntz Keyser
again show prowess with the
banjo, and A 1 Zvanck, show
chairman, will do annual
rendition of “Turkey In The
Straw” on violin in addition
to other types of music
The horse-powered
treadmill manufactured by
Heebner & Sons was
produced from the 1880’s into
Grain
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Late plantings may increase the demand for
dryers in ’7B. Investigate your options now
Distributed by
HAMILTON EQUIPMENT, INC.
P.O. Box 478 / 567 S. Reading Road
Ephrata, Pennsylvania 17522
Telephone (717) 733-7951
See your nearest Moridge dealer listed below.
PENNSYLVANIA
BENTON
Badger Farm Equipment
CARLISLE
Peterman Farm Equipment
CENTRE HALL
Dunkle&Greib
CHESTER SPRINGS
Nevin N Myer & Sons, Inc
COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS
Columbia Cross Roads
Equipment
DOYLESTOWN
PaulW Histand Co , Inc
GREENCASTLE
Walck’s Circle Products
HONESDALE
Marshall Machinery
JERSEY SHORE
Thomas L Dunlap
LITITZ
Binkley & Hurst Brothers, Inc
McALISTERVILLE
Campbell Sales & Service, Inc
the 1920’5, according to Sam
Knebel, Mainland collector
of antique farm equipment
and gasoline engines, at a
plant standing at Mam &
Broad Sts & the railroad in
Lansdale Heebners
patented a level-tread design
which made walking the
treadmill easier for the
horse - an early American
energy saver
Horse powers were also
manufactured by Ruth
Brothers in Lansdale and
machines came in one, two
and three horse sizes A one
horse machine of Heebner’s
design will be used to pro
vide belt power to thresh
Dries Corn, Wheat, Soybeans, Milo and other
fUy
Write or call..
MERCER
Ralph Kyle Farm Equipment
MILL HALL
Dunkle & Greib
MUNCY
Rob Bubb
NEW BERLINVILLE
Erb & Henry Equipment, Inc
NEW FREEDOM
SS Spicer
PITMAN
Marlin W Schreffler
QUARRYVILLE
Grumelli Farm Service
THORNDALE
Lamb Farm Machinery
NEW JERSEY
COLUMBUS
Reed Brothers
HACKETTSTOWN
Doncheski Brothers, Inc
HIGHTSTOWN
Hights Farm
Equipment Co, Inc
gram during Knebel’s af
ternoon demonstrations of
well-preserved antique farm
equipment.
yy prevent
u \ . accidents
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