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Lycoming County Fair, Hughes
ville, thru July 23.
Lancaster County Pasture Walk,
Ammon Z. Martin Farm, New
Holland.
Wayne Co. Wool Pool, Wayne Co.
Fairgrounds, Honesdale, 8
a.m.-noon.
SRBC public hearings on water
use. Tidewater Inn, Easton,
Md., 1:30 p.m.
Lancaster County Holstein Field
Day. Steve and Heidi Hershey,
Schaefferstown Annual Classic
Tractor Show, Schaefferstown,
thru July 16.
Pa. Young Fanners Assoc. Sum-
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- VVICICWI/V^l l O r our wide selection of other equipment, all backed by
the AGCO Warranty Program. Hesston. It'll change the
" way you look at hay fields forever.
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HERNLEY'S FARM EQUIPMENT. INC.
2095 S. Market St. Elizabethtown, Pa.
717-367-8867
STOLTZFUS FARM SERVICE, INC.
Rts. 10 & 41 Cochranville, Pa.
215-593-2407
ZIMMERMAN'S FARM SERVICE
School Road, Rt. 1
717-933-4114
mer Conference, Chambers
burg, thru July 16.
Menges Mills Historic Horse,
Steam, Gas Association Show,
Flicker’s Grove, Spring Grove,
5 p.m., thru July 17.
Gratz Area Antique Machinery
Assn., Inc. Annual Show, Gratz
tival, Schaefferstown, thru July
17.
Goat Field Day. Windy Hill Goat
Dairy, Jacob Fisher’s, Bucknoll
Rd., 1 mi. east of Rl 72, 1
p.m.-4 p.m.
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Jefferson County Fair, Brookville,
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a higher capacity round baler with versatility and conve
nience. We also knew you liked your tractor.
Truth is, you can keep your present tractor. Because
with the 540 attached, all you need is a minimum 45 PTO
hp tractor. We built the 540 with all the features of a large
baler but in a compact, low-profile design. The direct-feed,
open-throat design makes for fast bale starts and easy
operation, and the variable chamber makes bales from 30"
to 51".
great maneuverability. All with your current tractor.
So stop in at your ACCO/Hesston dealer listed here
Bethel, Pa.
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When we designed the 540, we knew you wanted
You'll be able to handle a wide variety of crops with
STANLEY S FARM SERVICE
RDI, Box 46 Klingerstown, Pa.
717-648-2088
UMBERGER'S OF FONTANA. INC.
RD 4, Box 545 Lebanon, Pa.
717-867-2613
Shesston
AOCOI THE PRIME LINE
Maryland Holstein Association
Central District Show, Howard
County Fairgrounds.
National Institute On Cooperative
Education Conference. Shera
ton Washington Hotel,
Southeast FFA Dairy Show, Leba
non Fairgrounds.
Maryland Nutrient Management
program course on fundamen
tals of nutrient management,
Annapolis Ramada Hotel, thru '
July 20.
Southeast Pa. Twilight Fruit
Growers’ Meeting, Northbrook
Orchards, West Chester, 6:30
Greenhouse Systems Conference,
Hyatt Regency Hotel, New
Brunswick, NJ., thru July 22.
State 4-H Horse Jamboree, Queen
Anne’s County 4-H Park, thru
July 21.
Pa. Vegetable and Small Fruit
Field Day, Research Farm,
Rockspring.
Lycoming County Holstein Show,
Fairgrounds, Hughesville, 10
a.m.
Jefferson County Holstein Show,
Fairgrounds, Btookville. 9 a.m.
Kent County Fair, Md.
York County 4-H Fair, 4-H Center
near Bair Station, thru July 23.
PAS A Nutrient Management Field
Day, Reist Farm, Huntingdon
County, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Field Day-Small Scale Organic
Vegetable Production and
Composting Systems, Sam and
Katy Reist’s Blue Moon Farm,
Iluntinsrfon^3(^yn^^^
Plainfield Farmers Fair, Nazareth,
thru July 24.
Progress Through Communica
tions For Agriculture tour and
picnic, James Hoopes Farm,
Ulysses, 2 p.m.
Northampton County Holstein
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NEARLY AN HOUR OF
GREAT LISTENING.
20 TRADITIONAL
COUNTRY A WESTERN
SONGS ON ONE DOUBLE
TAPE OR COMPACT DISC.
HOME ON THE RANGE * CRIPPLE
CREEK * ALL THE GOOD TIMES *
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME * RED
RIVER VALLEY * ON TOP OF OLD
SMOKEY * EAST VIRGINIA *
WILLOW TREE * YELLOW ROSE OF
TEXAS * FRANKIE * JOHNNY *
BANKS OF THE OHIO * THERE’S A
TAVERN IN THE TOWN * SHE’LL BE
COMING ‘ROUND THE MOUNTAIN *
PORTLAND TOWN ♦ BOLL WEEVIL
* ALL MY SORROWS * LITTLE
MAGGIE * CARELESS LOVE * OH,
SUSANNA * OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 9, 1994-A35
Show, Fairgrounds, Plainfield,
10 a.m.
Erie County Holstein Show,
Waterford Fairgrounds, 10:30
a.m.
Pa. Holstein Board of Directors
meeting. Holiday Inn, State
College, 10:30 a.m.
Soil and Water Conservation Soci
ety Keystone Chapter Annual
Conference, Holiday Inn, Dun
more, thru July 23.
Penn State Agronomic Field Diag
nostic Clinic Industry Appreci
ation Day, Rockspring
Research Center, 9 a.m.-4:30
p.m.
Black and White Show, Plainfield
Fair, 10 a.m.
Tuscarora Valley Heritage Days,
Carnival Grounds, East Water
ford, thru July 24.
Southeast Regional Christmas
Tree Growers’ Meeting, J. C.
Hill Tree Farms, Orwigsburg, I
York County dairy roundup.
Genuine Country end Western music, the
way It was sung and played before they
turned "Hillbilly" Into “Mountain William"
20 AIX-TIME
COUNTRY A WESTERN
SONGS
A double-length cassette or compact disc of the
real old-fashioned kind erf country music firm before
they gave it die "uptown Nashville sound".
Performed in authentic style, little Johnny & Hie
Lonesome Riders present an extraordinary program
of 20 legendary songs that are part of our musical
heritage and history.
If you long to once again hear some genuine, old
time Country and Western music, then this is a record
ing you will love.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE:
Agree wilh ui that Unerring to 20 ALUTME COUNTRY &
WESTERN SONGS if pure enjoyment or return the upe or CD
for a full and iimediree refund, no questions uked.
[the MUSIC BARN
P.O. Box 609. Ephrata, PA 17522
I Please tush 20 ALL-TIME COUNTOY AND WESTERN SONGS
I If it's not as good as you promise. I will return it for a full refund
I enclose: □ $12.98 FOR CASSETTE TAPE
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