York 4-H
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winners: ' beef, Christine
Shive; cake decorating,
Joann Markham; ceramics,
Paul Rauhauser; child
development, Adrian
Zander; clothing, Lisa
Blankenstein; com husk
dolls, Denise DePalmer;
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Lancaster, PA 17601
717-393-6530
FETERL GRAIN AUGERS
6”xl T basic head sect,
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6"x4l’ P.T.O. Drive*
B”x4l’ P.T.O. Drive*
B”x4l’ Elect. Drive less Motor*
B”x46’ Elect. Drive less Motor*
B”xss' P.T.O. Drive*
10"x54' P.T.O. Drive*
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crocheting, Isabel Lecrone;
dairy, Mike Welsh; elec
tricity, Robert Haskins;
foods, Annette Shermyer;
horse, Tracy Jo Tracey.
Also knitting, Amanda
Spahr; leathercraft, Todd
Snelbaker; oil pamting,
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1430.00
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*These augers are equipped
with under carriage, wheels,
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Easton, PA 18042
Phone 215*258-7146
Christa
photography," Ann Hut
chenreuter; plastercraft,
June Loughran; poultry,
Chris Wherley; quilling,
Christa Kern; rabbit, John
Wherley; sheep, Michele'
Bankert; 'stamps, Ronald
Horn, Jr.; tractor, Tom
Beck; vegetable, Scott
Raubenstme.
Senior county awards,
were won by: archery, Paul
Risser; beef, Emily
Livingston; ceramics,
Beverly Eisenhart; clothing,
Nancy Eisenhart;
crocheting, Kathy Bortner;
dairy, Kathy Rauhauser;
electricity, Jon Janney;
entomology, Hans Spain 1 ;
foods, Dawn Raubenstme;
handyman, David Detter;
leathercraft, Paid Eyster;
music, Jennifer DePalmer;
needlecraft, Susan Janney;
and sheep, James Caudill.
Special appreciation was
extended during the awards
program to the York County
Bankers’ Association for
donation of $4OO to cover the
expense of 4-H completion
ribbons awarded at the York
Fair.
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We have just received
another trailer load
of Feterl grain augers.
These augers are
priced in a crate un
assembled, F. 0.8. at
our place of business.
SALE PRICE
LIST
$ 229.16
1072.50
1437.75
1416.00
1590.00
1840.50
2735.25
2120.00
2454.00
3647.00
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Senior outstanding 4-H winners included, front from left, Bryan Palmer and
Bill Wise, and rear, Lisa Dobrosky, Roy Thompson, Judy Waltersdorff, Dawn
Raubenstine and Susan Janney.
Outstanding junior 4-H winners at the York County Achievement day were,
front from left, Cathy Shive and Franklin Krone, rookie award recipients, and
rear, Troy Goodling, Christine Shive and Mike Welsh.
Bergland to speak
at National Grange meeting
LANCASTER Secretary
of Agriculture Bob Bergland
will be guest speaker at the
114th annual session of the
National Grange to be held
November 10 to 16 in Cedar
Rapids, lowa.
Bergland will address
delegates and members at a
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Rural America Luncheon on
Friday, November 14 at
Stouffer’s Five Seasons
Hotel. His appearance will
be one of the first by a
Cabinet officer following the
Presidential election.
Ed Andersen, Master of
' the National Grange, said.
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“We will either be extending
congratulations or con
dolences to the Secretary,
but regardless of the out
come, we are Relighted to
have him with us.”
This is the first time since
1909 that the Grange has held
its national convention in
lowa. Thousands of Mid-
Westerners are expected to
attend the seven day
meeting.
Andersen said Grange
delegates will be debating
hundreds of resolutions,
which originated at the local
level, concerning
agriculture, energy, tran
sportation, taxation, foreign
affairs, education and
health. “Heavy emphasis
will be on agriculture since a
new farm program is due
next year,” said Andersen.
Other aqtivities during the
convention will include
announcements of national
winners m Grange spon
sored contests and the
selection o f Grange Youth of
the Year.
Displays of needlework,
arts and crafts will be open
to the public from Wed
nesday, November 12
through Saturday,
November 15 at Stouffer’s
sciss.
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