CHEWS UP
ACRES,
SPITS 6ut
TRASH.
spring trip err Bump and Run hydraulic
reset bottoms which lift over buried
obiects and reset automatically Plow more
acres per day in less time with plows
that eat acres and pass trash
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ALLIS-CHALMERS
ROYH. BUCH, INC.
Ephrata, RD2
717 859-2441
WERTZ GARAGE
Lmeboro, MD
301 374-2672
BEN H. WALTER
R D 1, Beavertown, PA
717-658-7024
AGRONOMICS INC.
Box 64, R D 2
Factoryville, PA
717-945-3933
PAUL DOTTERER
FARM EQUIPMENT
R 0 2. Mill Hall. PA
717-726-3471
NICHOLS FARM EQUIPMENT
R D 1, Blooms burg. PA
717-784 7731
MARSHALL MACHINERY
R D 4, Honesdale, PA
717-729-7117
L. H. BRUBAKER, INC
Lancaster PA
717-397-5179
PETERMAN FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
225 York Road
Carlisle PA
717 249 5338
SHARTLESVILLEFARM
SERVICE
Shartlesville PA
215 488 1025
H Daniel Wenger Prop
Mono frame 8-bottom
plows provide 18-inch
furrows in a 12-fuot wide cut
And plugging is reduced
because of a full yard of hori-
zontal clearance between
bottoms plus a 32-inch vertical
clearance This adds up to a huge
8 sq ft of trash funnel Come see
The
in Fanning
MECKLEY’S LIMESTONE
PRODUCTS INC.
R D 1, Herndon, PA
717-758-3915
CJ. WONSIDLERBROS.
RDI, Quakertown PA
18951
215-536 1935
215 536 7523
B. EQUIP., INC.
8422 Wayne Hwy
Waynesboro. PA 17268
717-762-3193
GRUMELL! FARM SERVICE
Quarryville, PA
717-786-7318
BHM FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Annville RDI PA
717 867 2211
C. I. WONSIDLER BROS.
Rt 309 4100
R 2 New Tripoli PA
18066
215-767 7611
AG. INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
R 2, Rising Sun, MD
301 658-5568
AIRVILLE FARM SERVICE
Hwy 74 Airville PA
717 862-3358
A.J. NOSS & SON, INC.
RD2 Oley PA
215-987 6257
CANYON IMPLEMENTS, INC.
RDI, Mansfield, PA
717 724-2731
PITTSTOWN, NJ - The
Farmers’-Busmessmen’s P
icmc of Hunterdon County is
scheduled for Thursday,
July 31, at Sterling Brook
Farm, three miles west of
Pittstown on county route
513
Seven to seek
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Pep Club, Future Business
Leaders of America and
participated m the musical,
“Anything Goes.”
As a senior, Heidi was the
recipient of the Manheim
National Bank Business
award. She is currently
employed at the Farm
Credit Office, Lancaster.
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Heidi has been involved in
several different aspects of
the poultry industry. She
was previously employed by
Manheim Area Poultry
Service, and presently
he>* family in their
120,000 laying hen operation.
She is a member of St.
Marks United Methodist
Church, Mt. Joy. Her hob
bies include hiking, bike
riding, sewing and baking.
Steve .Hershey will escort
Heidi.
Debra Susan Van
derwende, a senior at
Warwick High School, is the
daughter of Mr & Mrs John
J. Venderwende, 1147 East
Newport Road, Latitz.
Deb’s activities in school
and hobbies mclude music.
COCALICO EQUIPMENT HAS THE TWO MACHINES TO
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Sterling Brook
to host ag board picnic
This is an annual and very
popular event of the Hun
terdon County Board of
Agriculture.
Formerly the Barrie
Farm, Sterling Brook Farm
has been in operation m
Hunterdon for about a year,
gymnastics, jogging and
traveling.
Oeb is a member of the
Jerusalem Lutheran
Church. Her future plans are
to attend college and study
animal science and/or
wildlife protection.
Her father is presently em
ployed by Victor Weaver
as a Broiler Research Super
visor Debra will be escorted
by Chuck Koelsch
Judged partly on
knowledge of the poultry
industry and in part on poise
and self confidence, the
queen will promote the
county’s poultry industry.
She will attend the Lan
caster County Poultry
Association’s annual
banquet and will have varied
duties such as appearing in
parades.
Tickets for the contest
may be purchased at $7 per
person from any of the
contestants, board members
or by mailing a self ad
dressed envelope with the
correct amount to John H.
Hershey, Rl, Box 139,
Marietta, PA 17547. Ticket
deadline is July 27.
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS?
COCALICO EQUIPMENT CO.
DRAINAGE & EXCAVATING
RD #3, DENVER, PA 17517
reports William Groah,
Pittstown, chairman for the
affair It is an outstanding
farm devoted to the breeding
of the Standardbred horse.
It is a foaling farm, where
mares give birth to ex
tremely well-bred
youngsters destined for
competition at the track. A
number of thoroughbred
mares are also involved m
the foaling operation.
The farm is owned by A. J.
Taub of East Orange. It is
one of several farms, located
in a number of states, in
volved m the Taub horse
breeding operation.
Dr. Dennis Milne, noted
veterinarian specializing in
equmes and particularly
race horses, is in part
nership with Taub m the
horse breeding endeavor.
Dr. Milne manages Sterling
Brook farm along with other
responsibilities in the overall
operation.
In response to the question
of why the Hunterdon
location for the foaling farm,
Dr. Milne indicates that the
search was conducted in
many states. But they set
tled on the Alexandria
Tbwnship location, the
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former Barne Farm,
because it had all the
requisites for an excellent
foaling farm.
Rolling terrain, excellent
soil and climate to support
lush grass for the extensive
pastures needed, excellent
location as farm as tran
sportation was concerned.
“It’s ideal for our pur
poses,” he said.
Tours of the farm and
facilities will be held bet
ween 6 and 7 p.m. Picnic
supper is set for 7, says
chairman Groah. Speaker on
the program, in addition to
Dr. Milne, will be John
Berry, associated with the
Standardbred Breeders and
Owners Association of New
Jersey. An excellent and
noted speaker, his main
theme will stress the value
and impact of the horse
industry on agriculture m
New Jersey.
Tickets for the supper are
$7.00 each and may be ob
tamed by sending a check to
the Hunterdon County Board
of Agriculture, RD 6 Box 48,
Flemmgton. Or, call 201/788-
1338. Make checks payable:
Hunterdon County Board of
Agriculture
PH: 215-267-3808