The new Patx XH link
and drive unit gives you
extra performance
over the long haul
Standard over 2 lbs
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DISTRICT MANAGER
GEORGE HEATH, 472 Woodcrest Dr , Mechamcsburg, PA 17055 717-737-9400
ALEXANDRA
MAX ISENBERG
717-669-4027
BALLY
LONGACRE
ELECTRIC
215-845-2261
BELLEFONTE
LUCAS BARN
EQUIPMENT
814-383-2806
IVILLE
BELLI
MACLAY & SON
717-935-2101
CAMP HILL -
LLOYD SULTZBAUGH
717-737-4554
CHAMBERSBURG
VALLEY FARM
AUTOMATION
717-264-3814
ELLIOTTSBURG
CARL BAER
717-582-2648
HAMBURG
SHARTLESVILLE
FARM SERVICE
KIRKWOOD
LANDIS &
ESBENSHADE
717-786-4158
LEBANON
MARVIN J. HORST
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
717-272-0871
IVILLE
McALISTI
SANER FARM
SYSTEMS
717-463-2606
IBURG
MILLI
LANDIS
LABOR SAVERS
717-692-4647
MlL lgjl WERTZ GARAGE, INC
LANDIS FARMSTEAD 301-374-2672
AUTOMATION 3
717-437-2375
PIPERSVILLE
MOYER
FARM SERVICE
215-766-8675
TERI
TERRE HILL
SILO CO. INC.
215-445-6736
Winners of Buck tractor pulls named
BUCK Top pullers from
Pennsylvania, Maryland,
and New Jersey competed m
the Buck Tractor Pulls on
August 25. There were super
stock, and modified tractor
classes and four wheel drive
competitions. The results of
the evenings contests are as
follows:
5500 four wheel drive
1. Ronald Kauffman,
Holtv/ood, 75 Ford; 2. Mike
Zeigler, Bird-m-Hand, 70
Chevy; 3. William Irwin,
Bangor, 71 Ford.
You can depend on
Palz
round. Wisconsin 54161
XH
drive
unit
WILLIAMSBURG
LONGENECKERS, INC
814-793-3731
MARYLAND DEALERS
HAGERSTOWN. Ml
TRI-STATE
FARM AUTOMATION
301-790-3698
KENNEDYVILLE. MD
FINDER SERVICE CO.
301-348-5263
LINEBORO. MD
NEW WINDSOR. MD
TRI-COUNTY
FARM AUTOMATION
301-775-7365
STREET. MD
P&S EQUIPMENT, INC.
301-452-8521
12,000 open
1. Harry Greist, Coatsville,
IH 1456 ; 2. Carl Hendershot,
Clear Springs, Md., JD 4230;
3. Amos Stauffer, Ephrata,
Deutz 8006.
7,000 super stock
1. Tony Stauffer, New
Holland, Deutz 9006; 2.
Harold Stauffer, Ephrata,
Deutz 8006; Amos Stauffer,
Ephrata, Deutz 8006.
5,000 modified
1. Craig Luckenbill,
Schuykill, Farmal/427
Chevy; 2. William Almoney,
Wrmhtsville, Ohver 88/429
F„. J; 3. Gary Mills,
Fallston, Md., JD/427
Chevy.
9,080 super stock
1. Tony Stauffer, New
Holland, Deutz 9006; 2. Amos
Stauffer, Ephrata, Deutz
8006; Carl Henderson, Clear
Springs, Md. JD 4230.
• Sealed gear box
• Optional
steel blades
Uoyd Zimmerman
Garage
R.D.#3
Ephrata, Penna 17522
Phone 733-4191
Now—choose the shape
of strength and get
a free foundation!
When you decide on a
Miracle Span building, you
choose the natural shape
ot strength Curvilinear
construction means more
space per dollar —without
posts, uprights, spans or
trusses to get in your way You
get 100% space for gram
storage, machinery shed or
anything else you see fit
And best of all a Miracle
Span building is easy to erect
So that you can see for
yourself, we're making this
special offer purchase your
building by October 1, and
depending on the size, we'll
pay you up to $ 1000 to help
cover the cost of pouring
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 1,1979
7,000 modified
1. Curtis Luckenbilfe
Schuykill, Farmal/427
Chevy; 2. Jay Carper,
Lancaster, CK 570/2-427
Chev.; 3. Gary Mills,
Fallston, Md., JD/427 Chev.
6,500 four wheel drive
1. John Adams, Centerville,
Md, 1975 Ford: 2. Mark
Pa. egg production
increases
12 percent
HARRISBURG - July
1979 egg production in
Pennsylvania totaled 310
million according to the
Pennsylvania Crop
Reporting Service. The July
production was 12 per cent
above the 278 miluon eggs
produced in July 1978.
The July average of 14.5
million layers was 13 per
cent higher than a year ago.
Egg production per 100
Cumberland Counly DHIA
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Leroy Showaker & Son
Tammy
Dream
Carl Kelso, Jr
Berkheimer Farms
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Martha
Richard Foreman, Sr
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the foundation You get
the building you need—we
make it a little easier for
you to own
Compare Miracle Span
feature for feature Find out
how Curvilinear construction
can work for you For more
information as well as all
the facts on this special
cost-saving offer, write
Miracle Span Buildings,
Christiana, PA 17509 Or
phone (215) 593-5326
Smithson, Bel Air, Md., 1975
Ford; 3. Jerry Garver, Bird
m-Hand, 1968 Ford.
9,000 open
1. Greg Manners, Ringoes,
NJ, CK/2-440 Dodge; 2.
Harry Griest, Coatsville, IH
1456; 3. Willard Will, Central
City, Haush/ Allison.
layers was 2,148 compared
with 2,173 in July 1978.
The nation’s laying flocks
produced 5.72 billion eggs
during July, three per cent
more than a year ago. The
number of layers during
July averaged 281 million,
compared with 274 million in
July 1978. Egg production
per 100 layers during the
month was 2,038 compared
with 2,016 a year ago.
8 18,530 3 5 644
5 18,188 3 5 642
5 15,449 4 2 644
8 13,362 4 9 659
5 19,830 3 4 670
6 17,866 3 6 649
6 16,332 3 7 600
5 18,364 3 4 625
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