A Heffner, 2; ’.olket, Chester Debbie Klair, 3, 213; and 10. Schubert, E,213. r division: 1 Takakjy, ige 18, 243; 2. isner, New ’age A2l) IGHTING INFLATION k z' 'v GRAIN [MI DOCEDPRICES ' v . . . , |r ■ ,V— DRYER - v UllM, ; ss* 40' x 50' x 14' FARMSTED I Galvanized Walls and Galvanized Roof with 20* x 13' D/S Door These Buildings Engineered for H Self-Erection (Butler will Furnish Erection #and ,4>undation Drawings) * ALL BUILDINGS F. 0.8 ANNVILLE, PA. (Buildings not equipped as shown) 1 Prices Based On Independent Survey of Agri-Builders, Price Could Vary With Each Agri-Builder IE FIGHTING INFLATION W R MOODY HASCHEN TRI-COUNTY TAP ENTERPRISES INC, SSiSSSrf agricultural agri-systems SXSS PH; 215-929-2553 PH; 412-872-6804 Chestertown. Md. 21620 PH. 609-467-3174 PH: 301-778-5800 . E. SMITH. INffi) ittKntown, Pa. 17059 PH: 717-436-2151 Adult winners from left were: Bill Beam, 1; Greg Snyder with his coach, Jennifer, age 5Vz months, 2; and J. Wilmer Stoltzfus, 4. Richard Klair the third winner is absent Erdenheim Farms Tripoli, age 17, 241; 3. Eileen Fairbaim, West Chester R 2, age 15, 241; 4. Leslie Lazarus, Allentown, age 15, 241; 5. Martha Klair, Hockessen, DE, 240; 6. Ralph Danner, Lehigh Co., 240; 7. Kevin Heirman, Wilmington, DE, 238 ; 8. John '4900 Offer Ends June 30th A. NEWTON SON CO. Sridgeville, Delaware 19933 PH: 302-337-8211 "V (Continued from Page A2O) Arthur, Montgomery Co., 236 ; 9. Sharon Raab, Hart sville, 236; and 10. Scott Stoltzfus, Chester Co., 235. Adults taking honors were: 1. Bill Beam, Elverson R 2, 245; 2. Greg Snyder, R 3 New Tripoli, 239; 3. Richard Klair, Hockessin, DE, 239 ; 4. ♦ VARIOUS SIZES HEIGHT & WIDTH AVAILABLE KELLER BUILDING GLENN M, STAHLMAN TRI-STATE MARINE SYSTEMS INC. R.D.il, Cash Valley Road OIST.INC. RD 180x203 Cumberland, Md. 21502 Route 256 PH; 301-777-0582 Deale. Md. 20751 Lewisourg, irod/ pu- oai »CT i ma'J PH: 717-5240568 5. I V r -v s '**v 1818 GRAIN BIN - 4173 Bushel Capacity F. 0.8. Cash and Carry Offer Ends June 30th 2718 GRAIN BIN - 9872 Bushel Capacity WITH SPECIAL PRICES _ _ Csr > r - " ' J. Wilmer Stoltzfus, R 2 Elverson, 238; 5. Richard Jones, Bechtellsville, 238; 6. Ernest Snyder, Lehigh Co., 235 ; 7. Bonnie Horning, Orefield, 233 ; 8. Gerald McMahon, Green Lane, 232; 9. Grant Lazarus, Ger mansville, 229; and 10. Marion Wilson, Mertztown, 22 Vrr\ have a nice weekend... ASK MUR A/B BUILDER ABOUT ASCS FINANCING 15* DOWN - 8 YEAR PAY BACK LESS THAN *2loo°° LESS THAN F. 0.8. Cash and Carry Offer Ends June 30th Exchange student tours York farms RED LION Santiago Southern York County as a fitting and showmanship Rossi Red Lion Area High part of an FFA project. techniques of beef cattle and School’s foreign exchange The first stop was at explained how a European student from Uraguay, Annette Walter’s of Airville. breed, Sixnmental, is being recently toured farms in She demonstrated the proper used to upgrade the quality ll of calves in their beef herd. The second stop was Airville Farm Service where the business and mechanical end of York County agriculture was discussed. Greg Innerst’s swine breeding operation, located just outside of Red Lion, was the site of the next visit. Innerst explained his swine breeding program where he raises registered Berkshire’s and Duroc’s. Seniors consider a class of breeding ewes at Erdenheim farms. AL MAURER WEETER CONCRETE ! P.0.80x 78 CONSTRUCTION J Cambra, Pa. 18611 P.O. Drawer V i PH: 717-864-3135 Knox, PA 16232 . Phone 814-797-5122 j WALTER J. CONSTRUCTION 1833 Lincoln Highway Lancaster. Pa. 17602 PH: 717-392-8280 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 21,1380— A2l i P. L HESS, BUTLER MFG. CO. Box 337, Oxford, PA 19363 I’m interested in more information on Butler products. □ Buildings □ Bins □ Dryers □ Bulk-O-Matics Name Address County City During a stop at Beth Holtzinger’s farm, Rossi was introduced to freeze bran ding cattle. Holtzinger plans to exhibit her steers at the Farm Show and all steers to be shown at the Penn sylvania State Farm Show in January must be identified by freeze branding before June 1. He also saw some of the 55 acres of tomatoes the Holtzinger’s plant and learned about cultural practices in growing tomatoes. Bryan Workinger showed how replacement calves are cared for. And Kevin Holtzinger explained his fanning operation which milks 120 cows in a milking parlor and farms over 300 acres of land. i AGRI-BUILDER State
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