Bl6>Lancaater Farming, Saturday, April 10, 1993
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Joe Byler receives the FFA Agricultural Achievement
Award In memory of John W. Decker.
Recently the Penns Valley
Chapter of the FFA held their 36th
annual banquet.
Shelly Ogline, state reporter,
brought greetings from the state
association
The 1992-1993 Honorary
Member Award was presented to
Randy and Mary Rider for their
contribution to the FFA. The
Greenhand Degree was given to
first-year FFA members, and the
Star Greenhand was awarded to
Jenifer McClellen.
Chapter certificates were
awarded to the second year FFA
students, and the county degrees
were awarded to the third year
FFA students.
Chapter Star Famer this year
was William Krape, also chapter
president. Senior Leadership,
sponsored by Centre Hall Farm
Store, and the Senior Scholarship
went to Hannah Auman, chapter
chaplain.
The Agriculture Communica
tions Award, in memory of Sara
Zimmerman, was awarded to Ja
son Wolfe, chapter treasurer.
Star Agribusinessmen went to
Robert Weaver. Tussey-View
FOR SALE
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BEDDING I
Most effective I
as bedding for all I
kinds of beef and I
dairy cattle, hogs,
, horses, sheep and
W poultry
V Any amount delivered
or call for at farm.
Esbenshade
Turkey Farm
{America’s Oldest—
PO Box 337
Paradise, Pa,
(717) 687-7631
1 (800) 273-3883
HAPPENINGS
Farm Dairy Award went to Wil
liam Krape. Outstanding Female
Award was awarded to Kimberly
Grubb.
Agriculture Mechanics Award,
sponsored by Dunkle and Grieg,,
Inc., went to Robert Weaver.
Swine Production Award, spon
sored by Gary Homan, was award
ed to Jason Wolfe.
The Agriculture Achievement
Award, in memory of John W.
Decker, went to Joseph A. Byler,
chapter reporter.
The Penns Valley FFA Chapter
was awarded the BOAC Award,
which was accepted by William
Krape. The Keystone Fanner De
gree is the highest award given by
the state.*This year’s recipients
were Hannah Auman, Joseph By
ler, Kimberly Grubb, William
Krape, Robert Weaver, and John
Wells. These students also receiv
ed special citations from Repre
sentative Ruth C. Rudy. Retiring
officer plaques went to William
Krape, president: Robert Weaver,
vice president; Hannah Auman,
chaplain; and Joseph Byler, re
porter.
OTTSVILLE, (Bucks Co.)
The Bucks-Montgomery Dairy
Promotion Committee is seeking
candidates to compete in the 1993
Bucks-Montgomery Dairy Prin
cess Contest scheduled for June
26 at Delaware Valley College.
To acquaint candidates with the
opportunities of being a dairy
princess, the promotion commit
tee is sponsoring a social on April
IS TOUR SOIL & CROP PROGRAM BALANCED
TO BENEFIT YOUR LIVESTOCK?
Totally Balanced Programs For: DAIRY, BEEF, SWINE, HORSES, SOIL, CROPS
All Programs Are Totally Balanced Around Homegrown Feedstuffs And Soil
Tests For Maximum Benefit To Your Livestock.
Symo-Life, Inc.
(W Ln 3807 US 62
MUlenburg. Ohio 44684
Bucks-Montgomery Seeks
Dairy Princess Candidates
FRANK A.
FILLIPPO, INC.
- WANTED -
DISABLED & CRIPPLED
COWS. BULLS & STEERS
Competitive Prices Paid
Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call: Frank Fillippo -
Residence - 215-666-0725
Elam Cinder - 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
OPS
LIVE
STOCK
18 at 2 p.m. at the David and Sha
ron Bishop farm, Curley Hill
Road, in Doylestown. Committee
members and 1991-1992 Bucks-
Montgomery Dairy Princess
Tanya Martin will explain what
the prograiri entails and the bene-
SOIL
PROFV
Ttltphon* (216) 693-2732
Toll Fra* 1-600-544-7122 (in Ohio)
Toll Fraa 1-800-3604692 (oulslda Ohio)
Fax (216) 693-3317
fits involved.
Young women interested in
attending the April 18 social and/
or learning more about the Bucks-
Monlgomery Dairy Princess con
test should contact Tanya Martin,
chairperson, at (215)795-0454.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Val. Real Estate. Carpenter’s
Toots, Building Supplies, Etc.
Located on pramlaoa In village of Eaatvllla, Pa. 5 Milaa
E of Leganlon off Rt. MO 5 milaa W of 140 Exit 28.
(Clinton Co.)
********** *****
SAT. APRIL 17, 1993
Starting 8:30 AM
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CARPENTER’S TOOLS, MASONARY TOOLS, BUILD
ING SUPPLIES, ETC. 2 Slone mortar mixers; power trowel; 12
teu iciffolding w/extrts; bullfloats; David White transit; 4 hp
Lombard diead; masons ry aaw; Belaaw 12” planer, Sean A
Grizzley Iff’ table aaw, aevenl drills inc. Maldta A Milwaukee
hammer, angle, ’/«" oordlea, etc; aeveral aawa inc. up to 8” Al 6”
ilol; sswzsU, 6" cordlcai, etc; power plane; belt aander, 22" belt A
due aander. Delta shaper, power mitre saw; 6” jointer. 2 Emglo
double tank air compressors; Grizzley dust collector, routers;
Rem. 22 cement nailer, gas water pump; cement mjxer, several air
nailers A staplers inc. Boatich H2B, Hitachi, Senco, etc.; Wagner
aiders paint sprayer, 2Tiim-a-bnkell 10’ alum, brakes-just new,
Ireimann Iceorger PMOO power lift w/platform A 3 hp gas engine
A winch-just new; 28* A 16* alum, ext, ladders; 2-6* A 8’
fiberglass stepladden; 40* rood ladder, 6 seta ladder jacks, lOsets
pole jacks; saw horse; slate cutter, pipe*vises; pipe bender, hand
tools; extension cords; air hose; dig bars; sledge hammers; shingle
shovel; 2 kero heaters; LP gas wall heater, painting tools; 4 quartz
lights; hole saws; tuples A nails; Slugmaster, elec. A plumbing
tools; Dado A other blades; 2 Diamond tip 12” maaonary blades,
hammers; levels; hand saws; toper, tool boxes; mitre saw; ca
binsu; pads bins; elec, boxes; bar clamps up to 12', lots of
nuu-bolu- pipe fittings- etc. 10x20’ shed half workshop- chicken
house; 2 90 gal. air pressure tanks; OFFICE: 2 METAL DESKS; 4
DRAWER FILE CABINET; 6 TIER SHELVES: 2 drawer wood
file cabinet; manual typewnter, Smith Corona elec, typewnter,
Brother dec. typewriter, calculators; paper, other office supplies,
few house items induding Russo 80,000 BTU stove; just new,
dec. sewing machine; Shenandoah 26” wood A cod stove; etc.
etc.
GUNS: Win modd 94 30-30 carbine; Moasberg 8008 243 w/4x
scope; Huger new modd Blackhawn 357 mag. pistol wyholater,
Win 90 22 semi rifle; 3 stall gun rack.
QUANTITY OF NEW ft USED BUILDING SUPPLIES:
INC. doors, garage door 6 27' roof misses; PVC; shower stall,
windows; paints; shingles; plywood; lumber, soffit; spouting,
aiding; etc. etc. lou lou more.
REAL ESTATE 1 PM
Consists of app. 1.09 acre lot with a 2'/4 stray 7 room home, 4
bedrooms, fiill bath up A down. Laundry room, recently remod
eled, full concrete basement. Insulated windows, cold cellar. Also
2 story bam-warehouse. 1 story shop-office. Property has lou of
potential, must see to appreciate.
RE Terms: S6OOO down If declared add, bal. In 30-45 days.
Sells subject to Immediate owners confirmation.
Osman,
DANIEL K & BARBARA LAPP
Conducted by
Fraley Auction Co.
RD 84 Muncy, Pa. HY7IL
(717) 846-8807
RD L.
(71 7) 546-6907
“Efficiency Is
The Key To Profit"