Q EVERGREEN B
TRACTOR CO. r INC.
i^fiARMING
You and your spouse are cordially invited to
John Deere Farming Frontiers
a film program devoted to the latest developments and research in agriculture
A presentation by your John Deere Dealer
10:00 a.m., Wednesday, January 18,1984
Lebanon Fair Ground Exhibition Building
Lebanon, Pennsylvania Lunch Will Be Served At Noon
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. .Save
big money on
TRACTORS;
(1) JD 4630, Quad Range & Duals,Sharp
(1) JD 4040 P S.. Sound Guard.
Heat & Air, Demonstrator, 18 4x38,
10 00x16, Dual Remote .
(1) JD 2840, Loaded (Super Sharp)
(1) White 2-105 w/Roll Guard. . .
(1) Steiger Cougar, Model 251 w/30.5x32
Singles, 4 Rear Remotes, Like New,
800 hours
(1) IH 460 Gas N F TA. Power Steering
(l)lHFarmallC ..
(1) Farmall H w/Cultivators
MF 30-B Industrial Dsl
w/Loader3pt
& PTO. . .
JD 4020 Tractor, Syncro,
wide front, one of a kind
JO 430 wide front, 3 pt
COMBINES & PICKERS;
(1) JD 6620 LL Combine w/213 Flex
Head 800 hrs
(1)IH 203 Combine, Gas w/10' Platform.
P.U. Reel, 2 RowCornhead, Cab
(1) New Idea *325 Two Row Narrow
Picker w/Sheller, Heavy PTO ..
(1) Gleaner Model K w/10’ Platform and
2 Row Corn Head, Cab
(DJD443 Corn head.
(1) JO 443 Corn head, new
style ...
(1) Used 350 BU Myer Morton
PTO Batch Dryer
COMING IN:
JD 2520 Diesel, wide front, dual
remote, sharp
JD 2020 Diesel, w/48 Loader
White 2-65 4WD w/Quick Tach
Loader and Cab, 800 Hours, Like
New
30 Evergreen Rd.
Lebanon, PA
(717) 272-4641
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SHOP REPAIR WORK
OF *lOO OR MORE
QUALIFY FOR DISCOUNTS
Discount on farm equipment
10% repairs
To be eligible work must be Offer good January 10th
scheduled by Feb. 17th. to February 17th, 1984
Financing Available.
Offer Good Jan. 18th to
Jan. 28th, 1984
10% Discount On All
John Deere Parts In Stock Or
Ordered To Come On Our
Stock Order.
(Over the Counter Cash Sales Only)
Sorry, We Cannot Offer Discounts
On Credit Purchases.
HARVESTERS & FORAGE EQUIPMENT;
*19,500
(1) John Deere 3940 Harvester,
Hydro-electric Controls, 1,000 PTO
Used very little
(1) John Deere 34 w/One Row RC & Pickup
(1) Grove Forage Wagon w/Roof & Gear
(1) John Deere Three Row Row Crop
Attachment. New Belts ’3,850
(3) Badger Self Unloading Wagons w/Tandem Gears
and Roofs (Sharp) . ea. *3,500
(1) Kelly-Ryan Silage Dump
Container
HAY MACHINES;
*29,450
*13,900
*14,500
*49,850
*2,350
*950
*950
(1) John Deere 1209 Mower Conditioner
(1) Hesston 1090 USED ON 20 ACRES
LIKE NEW ..
*8,950
*9,350
*2,350
(1) John Deere 485 9' Mower Conditioner
(1) New Holland 479 9' Haybine.
(1) MF #l2 Baler w/Thrower,
Hydraulic Control
(1) IH 46T w/Thrower .
TILLAGE:
*52,000
(1) Oliver 4-14" Trailer Plow, Hydraulic Lift
(1) JD F 350 5-16" Auto Reset Plow Sharp.
(1) IH 710 5-16" Auto Reset Plow Sharp .
(1) John Deere AW 10' Disk
(1) John Deere 12' RW
(1) IH 10' Transport Disk
(1) JD #2lO 14’ Level Action Disc
‘6,750 (I)JD#2IO 115" Disc
GRAIN DRYERS:
*3,950
*4,350
*6,950
*3,450
(2) New Farm Fans ABB Auto-Batch Dryers MUST
*3,450 MOVE CALL FOR PRICE (Dealer Inquiries
Welcome)
RONTIERS
Team members included Carol
Barry of Lancaster; Tina Mickley
of Denver; Barbara Lynch of
Pequea; Valane Bechtol of
Washington Boro; and David
Eckman of Pequea all of Lan
caster County. The team received
$l5O in premiums, a travelling
*8,950
*1,550
*1,850
*2,950
*3,250
*5,350
*1,250
*1,400
*1,350
*1,050
*450
*2,850
*2,850
*1,175
*875
*450
*4,275
*3,850
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14,1984—A29
Pa. Champion shawl
breaks national record
FARM SHOW National
tecords were broken Wednesday
night as Rich Brandt Real Estate
of Reading, BERKS COUNTY,
purchased the 100 percent wool
grand champion shawl at the 1984
Pennsylvania Farm Show.
The Niddy Noddies team from
Lancaster County was named the
grand champion of the 1984 Penn
sylvania Sheep to Shawl Contest
with their Finnish lace weave
shawl done in sky blue, pale violet,
light green and cream colors. Rich
Brandt Real Estate then shattered
the national record price for a
winning shawl by paying $420 after
spirited bidding from a crowd of
more than 1,000. This is the fifth
year in a row for Rich Brandt to
buy the winning shawl.
SOYB
ON YOUR FARM
DON’T WASTE IT ROAST IT
Moldy or Musty Corn
Have it restored to usable condition
by roasting.
Barley and Wheat
Roasted For Drying
And Better Digestibility
ALLEN SUMMERS
RDI
Nottingham, Pa 19362
trophy sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Sheep and Wool Growers
Association and a large plaque.
Another national record was set
when Walter Dunlap and Sons of
Lancaster Stockyards purchased
the reserve champion shawl for
$415. The black charcoal and suede
shawl with Silver wool interwoven
in the traditional lace weave was
made by the Elk Creek Guild of
Chester County.
Team members included Joan
DeMichelaf New London, Chester
County; Lucy Rosen of Oxford,
Chester County; Sandy Fulton of
Oxford, and Randy Irwin of New
Freedom, York County. The team
received $125 in premiums and a
large wall plaque. The Elk Creek
Guild was selected by individual
vote of participants for the 1984
Team’s Choice Award.
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
E. Chester Heim was the suc
cessful bidder of the third place
shawl, a pink and rose variegated
twill weave made by the Butler
County Pedalers. Heim purchased
the shawl at $l5O.
TING
NRi
ike higher profits from all grains. Roast
> improves TDN, destroys molds, re
ds toxins and removes moisture.
ISTOM GRAIN ROASTING DONE IN PA
YD SURROUNDING STATES OR OWN
YOUR OWN ROAST-A-MATIC
GRAIN ROASTER.
DALE L. SCHNUPP
RD 6, Lebanon, Pa. 17042
PH; 717-865-6611
DAVID N. GROFF
RD 1 Box 506 C
Lewisburg, Pa 17837
717-966-3593