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Prices good at the following location only;
\ IVi Mile North East of EPHRATA, PA. on Rt. 272 ▼
> PH: 717-733-6521 or Lane. 717-394-9325 WickeS
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Painted -
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14’ 16'
12’
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THE WINCHESTER
40x48'
Machinery
Storage Building
• 14' sidewall • Optional 8 ft.
• 16* and door additions
THE PENDLETON
32'x32*
Multi-Purpose
Building
• 1? •MawkH
• 14* and door
• Optional 8 ft
add Wont
THE LINCOLNSHIRE
48'x48'
Machinery
Storage Building
• Optional* ft.
addition*
• 14* tktowal)
♦ 24* 4nd door
PRICES GOOD THRU SEPT. 24
TREATED TIMBERS
The perfect choice for farm buildings! Economical
treated boards can be stained, painted or allowed
to weather naturally. Durable... creates a safe
guard against termite damage and decay.
12’
14’
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4x6
*1095
6x6
VemHlHy Plus Long-Lasting Protection!
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16'
18'
20'
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THE SHERIDAN
30x32'
Multi-Purpose
Building
• 10* tkfewali • Option*! a ft
• 10* *od door
THE SHENANDOAH
42 x 48'
Machinery
Storage Building
• 14' sidewall • Optional 8 ft.
• 20* end door additions
THE REMINGTON
36x40'
Multi-Purpose
Building
• 12* (Mewall (OptionalOH
• 16' and door
Lancaster Farmlnf, Saturday, September 17,19*3—A23
selected by Lancaster County Ag Preserve
Board js held by artist, Paul Snyder, of East
Petersburg.
22'
24'
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Farmland
preservation
logo winners
picked
LANCASTER There’s a lot of
interest in farmland preservation
in Lancaster County among a
group other than farmers.
That group Includes graphic
artists who entered a total of OS
designs in the logo contest con
ducted by the lancaater County
Agricultural Preserve Board.
I “We bad an excellent par
ticipation in the competition that
featured good art work.” ex
plained Alan Muaaebnan, ad
ministrator for the Preserve
Board.
“We first screened the entries
and then judged and rejudged until
we picked the top winners.
The first-place entry will be used
in a number of publications and in
various ways to provide identity
for the Preserve Board. ”
The top three winners honored at
the meeting of the Lancaster
County Commissioners on Wed-
nesday morning include:
First-place - Paul Snyder, 6475
Lemon Street, East Petersburg, an
artist for Lancaster Newspapers.
Second-place - Carolyn M.
Peifer, 300 Church St., LandisvlUe,
graphic artist.
Third-place - Denny Bond, 102
N. Barbara St., Mount Joy.
Honorable mentions went to
David C. Loose and fi— Maden
spacber, both of Lancaster.
The first-place winner received a
(200 bond; second, a 1100 bond;
and third, 980 bond.
Snyder’s winning logo depicted
land contours in the foreground
with a farm silhouetted in the
background.
“Moat of the logo is respresented
in the land since a farm is only as
good as its land." Snyder said.
In addition to the County
Commissioners and Musaebnan,
the winners were congratulated by
Amos Funk, of the Preserve
Board, which Judged the entries.