Speer Named Regional Star Farmer
BLAIRS MILLS J. Richard Proficiency Contest.
Speer, 19, son of James and The Eastern States Exposition
Henrietta Speer of Blairs Mills, Star Awards recognize the ac
was recently named Eastern 1 complishments of FFA members
Regional Star Farmer at the from the 15 states in the FFA’s
Eastern States Exposition at West Eastern Region. FFA membership
Springfield, Massachusetts. in the region totals over 100,000
A 1985 graduate of Southern youth who are studying vocational
Huntingdon High School, Rich is in agriculture and agribusiness in
partnership with his parents on secondary high schools. Par
their dairy farms. He has also m ticipants in the Star’s Big E
demonstrated outstanding Awards program were all selected
leadership abilities in the FFA by as their respective state’s Star
holding chapter and county offices, winners in production fanning and
participating in numerous contests agribusiness categories,
on the local and state levels, and The Star Farmer and Star
played in the state FFA band for Agrißusiness Person Awards
four years. He is currently ’ the Pageant was sponsored by Sears
state treasurer for the Penn- and Roebuck Company and the
sylvania Association and won first Eastern States Exposition which is
place in the State Dairy the largest fair in the east.
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NOBODY HAS MORE
HORSEPOWER UNDER FORTY.
Under forty horses, nobody sells
more tractors than we do. One reason
is simple. We give you more choices.
There are sixteen compact sizes,
each a different model. One of them
should fit you perfectly. And once
you settle on the horsepower, there
are still more choices.
WHS KuhoU IrailorC orpontion PO Box 020 ( omj
7.5% APR Financing for M-Series and 8.5% APR Financing on other models - good through Oct. 31,1986
Your Participating Kubota Dealer Invites You To Come In
And See The Full Line Of Kubota Tractors & Implements
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Pick special options like 4-wheel
drive, power steering or a hydraulic
shuttle transmission. Or choose a
Kubota-made implement, the best
match for any of our Kubota tractors.
There are, however, a couple of
decisions we’ve made for you.
For example,Kubota’s own liquid
UmtsUINIS
In October
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plastic bag with a few drops of food
coloring. Sqeeze bag until rice
changes color. Then glue the rice
to cardboard or stiff paper to
create colorful “stained glass”
pictures.
• Play-do Pretzels Draw a
pretzel on a sheet of paper or
cardboard. Trace the pretzel with
non-toxic glue and sprinkle with
birdseed. On a cold, clear winter
day, have children put the pretzels
outside for the birds to enjoy.
• Deli Clear Plastic Lid Frames
Save the tops of plastic deli con
tainers. Draw a circle of card
board the size of the deli tops, draw
pictures on the cardboard and
paste clear, plastic lid over top to
create a simple ornament.
cooled diesel engine comes standard
in every model. An advanced design,
it’s built for efficient operation. So
a little horsepower works like more.
We’ve also chosen the color.
lUKUBOTH
Nothing like it on earth.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 25,10 M-817
• Milkweed Pod Poinsettla In
the autumn, collect milkweed
pods. Have children paint the pods
red, then glue them together to
form poinaettias.
• Wishbone Rudolph Save
wishbone from Thanksgiving
turkey or chicken. Using a
styrofoam egg for a head, implant
wishbone to form antlers.
Decorate egg to look like a face.
• Spiced/gUttered Pinecones
Fill a plastic bag with spices or
glitter. Put glue on edges of
pinecones, place in bag and shake.
The decorated, or scented, cones
can be placed in a basket for
display.
• Spaghetti “Grapevine” Wreaths
Cook spaghetti until soft, but not
done. Drain and place on waxed
paper. Swirl to form wreath
shapes. Allow to dry and decorate.
• Candy Kiss Countdown Tree
draw a Christmas tree on a piece of
k
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cardboard; color or paint green.
Attach a foil-covered candy kiss
with glue for each of the 24 days
proceeding Christmas. Each day,
allow your child to remove a kin.
Here’s a poem to share with your
youngster for this project.
“December the first till
Christmas; is the longest time of
year. Seems though old Santa;
Never will appear! How many
days till Christinas? It’s mighty
hard to count. So this little “Kiss-
Mas" tree; Will tell you the exact
amount. When Momma says it’s
OK; Take off a Kiss every day;
When only the star is left to shine;
Then you will know it’s Christmas
time!
In the afternnon Nan Schock of
Funk’s Floral Design Shoppe,
Millersville, presented a
demonstration of Christmas
decorations using fresh and silk
greens and flowers.
CALL
YOUR LOCAL
KUBOTA DEALER
PENNSYLVANIA
Avondale
THOMAS POWER
EQUIP.
215-268-2181
Biglerville
O.C. RICE, INC.
717-677-8135
Bloomsburg
TRACTOR PARTS CO.
717-7840250
Carlisle
PETERMAN FARM
EQUIP., INC.
717-249-5338
Chambersburg
STOUFFER BROS., INC,
717-263-8424
Osllsic
PENN STATE SEED CO.
717-675-8585
Dover
STRALEY FARM
SUPPLY, INC.
717-292-2631 -4443
Honesdale
MARSHALL
MACHINERY, INC.
717-729-7117
Jersey Shore
THOMAS L DUNLAP
717-398-1391
Lebanon
KELLER BROS.
TRACTOR CO.
717-949-6501
LititZ
KELLER BROS.
TRACTOR CO.
717-626-2121
New Park ■
Stewartstown
MIR EQUIP., INC.
717-993-2511
Newtown Square
MEMEYER SERVICE
CENTER
215-356-2672
LASPINA EQUIPMENT
412-864-5147
ildsvilli
McfiARVEY EQUIP. CO.
814-653-9637
Soring Mills
RIStfEl’S SALES t
SERVICE
814-422-8826-
238-7788
Weilsboro
BENEDICTS FORD
TRACTOR
717-724-2839
Westchester
M.S. YEARSLEY
(SONS
215-696-2990
MARYLAND
Chestertown
W.N. COOPER t.
SON INC.
301-778-3464
Hagerstown
ARNETTS GARAGE
301-733-0515
Rising Sun
AG IND. EQUIP.
CO. INC.
301-658-5568
Upper Marlbprq
GATEWAY FORD
TRACTOR. INC.
301-627-6400
NEW JERSEY
Andover
ANDOVER TRACTOR
(EQUIP. INC.
201-786-5525
£jmsr
ROORRS FARM
SUPPLY INC.
609-358-3100
Fairfield
CALDWELL TRACTOR
t EQUIP. INC.
201-227-6772
Flemmgton
PONIATOWSKI BROS.
EQUIP. CO.
201-782-3514
Hamesport
MATERIAL HANDLING
SYSTEMS
609-267-6100
Ham mon ton
ROOIO TRACTOR
SALES, INC.
609-561-0141