'USED DRYER
Meyer Morton 350 Bushel *a cfllS
PTO Batch Dryer
USED BALER SPECIALS
New Holland 67 Baler $775.00
John Deere 14T 750.00
John DeereJ4T w/ejector - 450.00
John Deere 24T , ' . ’ 950.00
John Deere 24T w/thrower. -- U \V - ■ 1,750.00^-
NewHolland27sw/thrower ’>!, 1 -r 2,350.00
USED TRACTORS
MF 175 Diesel
JD 730 Diesel A-l
Farmall H w/loader
' USED HARVESTER SPECIALS
NH 880 2-row narrow row head
NH 717 Single Row Head,
9 Knife Cutter Bar
JD #l2 w/single Row Head
\ 7*
USED TILLAGE SPECIALS
Ford 4-18" Semi-Mount Spring Reset
MF 720 Disk Harrow, 28 Blade. 26” Blades
w/hyd cylinder
Brady 9 tooth chisel plow
JD KBA Disc
Oliver Disc 9'
USED GRAIN DRILLS
John Deere 17x7 $750.00 -
Co-op 15x7 Fert. Gram Drill w/grass seed attach, 750.00
MF 21x7 Plain 1,650.00
MISCELLANEOUS
New Set 18.4x30 Snap on Duals w/New
Goodyear 6 Ply Tires.'
SPECIAL SAVINGS
FOR YOU
Planter and Tillage Tool
Replacement Parts
February
OVER-THE-COUNTER Sales
5% Cash Discount $50.00 to $lOO.OO
10% Cash Discount $lOO.OO or More
Evergreen Tractor Co. Inc .
30EVERGREEN RD., LEBANON, PA 17042, PHONE (717) 272-4641
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USED BALER
(2) JD 336 Baler
w/#3O Thrower .
John Deere 730 Diesel,
A-1 Condition
$5,850.00
3.950.00
950.00
3,650.00
1,795=00
150.00
2,450.00
John Deere 1520 Gas w/New 5*
143 Loader 0,43 V.
3.950.00
1.050.00
325.00
1050.00
New Holland 479 '
. USED PLANTER SPECIALS
fag 11650 John Deere 1250 - ' '
6. Row Plateless ' *
11941 John Deere 494 A - 4 Row
.11934 John Deere 494 A - 4 Row
1229 Ford 4 Row
$1,050.00
AC - C w/4 Row Corn Head 14’ Platform $6,750.00
Cockshutt 427 w/Power lo’ Platform 1,450.00
MF 410 Diesel w/cab, 13’ platform,
' 3rowN.R corn head
AC Model E w/10' platform, pickup reel,
2 row corn head, real clean
JD 55 Corn Soybean Special 12’ head-
f~asri
Y Suit-Case Weights Y
▼ for John Deere Tractors ▼
4 *39.50 Each 4
ft '
ea. $ 3,950.
USED TRACTOR
USED HAYBiNES
USED COMBINE SPECIALS
$3,950.
$2,750.00
$2,350.00
65000
950.00
775.00
8,250.00
5.750.00
9.700.00
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 10,1979
Valentine table
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can about 10 to 12 inches
from the surface. When dry,
lift stencil and move on to
the next area.
You could spray-stencil an
all-over pattern, or just a
border. It might be best to
experiment first on
newspaper. And while you’re
spraying, do paper napkins
and plates as weh.
Valentine lace as baskets
for sweets? It’s a cinch to do
with paper doilies. The
secret: two doilies are
layered with glue, then
molded while still moist.
Here’s how. Place a doily on
a piece of plastic wrap and
spread with glue. Top with a
second doily, and over that
place another piece of
plastic. Then lift the whole
works and mold around a
small bowl .or the lid of a can.
Secure with a rubber band,
and flare‘out doily edges.
When glue has dried, remove
mold. Finish basket with
stiff paper handle and rib
bon. Glue bowl to base made
from a gift-ribbon spool.
The glory of your table is a
centerpiece that looks like a
candy cottage, but is really
made from cardboard, paint
and glue.
Northern Berks Co.
4-H elects officers
MOHRSVILLE - Election
of officers was held at the
January 25 meeting of the
Northern Berks County 4-H
Dairy and Swine Club,
-■ Connie Ohlinger was
named president while Patty
Driesbach was selected as
vice president Other of
ficers selected were; Carol
Driesbach, secretary;
Harold Dietrich, treasurer;
Wendy Yoder, historian;
Tammy Schlappich, news
reporter; Michelle Christ
man, game leader; and
Chris Dietrich, song leader.
Tammy and Lee Schap
pich hosted the meeting.
Susan Hollenbach joined as a
new member.
Take a small box (maybe 5
to 6 inches square) and
spray with pink spray paint.
The roof is built on the box
lid: score a piece of
corrugated paper for the
roof, and cut triangles of
cardboard to fit under it as
“eaves.” Glue them to two
ends of lids, glue the roof in
place, und spray everything
white. Now comes the fun of
adding the “icing” trim:
take your trusty bottle of
glue and draw with it - make
squiggles, dots, hearts, even
frames for windows and
doors. (Don’t forget to
“frost” the edges of the
corrugated roof) When dry,
paint with acrylic or tem
pera paints. Complete the
cottage by gluing on foil
windows, paper shutters,
and pink paper hearts for
roof tiles. Then glue the
cottage on heart-shaped
cardboard base that’s been
sprayed cherry red and
decorated with a paper heart
“path.”
You could store little gifts
under the roof of the cottage,
or - another gift idea - whv
not make mini-aprons, with
spray-stenciled hearts?
Whatever you do, it will
come out right - if you do it
with love!
The topic for the March
meeting will be Hoards
Dairymen Judging. Anyone
interested in joining the club
Should contact leader
Elwopd Ohlinger, 215-926-
2904.
Good stock can be made
from cooked as well as from
raw chicken bones and
carcasses, according to the
National Broiler Council. If
the stock from cooked
chicken is somewhat weak,
mix it with canned chicken
broth or add chicken boullion
cubes or a dried chicken
soup mix to enhance the
flavor.
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