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On the front of the plaque, they placed a piece of blue velvet with Eldon's name and. 34; tic-tic-tic's." And if his diagnosis calls for a ring job, he'll likely recommend rings made by PerfectCircle.
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EnrjinevrslumsPeter-Adams(left) tip-unwanted t/iiift'tftf But they "like Carogold the most because of its livability, better cultivation and high-quality potato yield." VISITS THE FARM SHOW FIRST IN FARM SERV|P FOR THE 50000 FARM FA ' To give a good illustration of the costs associated with renting and owning equipment, let's look at a typical situation on a dairy farm. The junior conference is part of the regular Poultryand EggFact Finding Conference held annually by the American Poultry Industry Institute. Explaining the purpose of the Junior Fact Finding Conference, RexParsons, program director of the American Poultry Industry Institute, emphasized the revolution in the poultry industry and the many career opportunities for young people. He said the Institute hoped the Junior Conference would give delegates a broader view of the poultry industry. Here was a former Future Farmer who has lunched with senators, replaced the Secretary of Agriculture as congressional speaker, talked privately with the likes of former President Truman and opera star Jean Maderia. 34;The lyrics of 'Mostofmy' were written while I sat on the tractor in the fields," Litton explained in his baritone voice. Here he has built one of the best Charolais herds in the country and regularly sells breeding cattle as far away as Latin America. And so the once-retarded Future Farmer, who worked his way through college and helped buy an FFA in public speaking from the start, continues on the road to success. VISUALLY F.Goodrich NYLON TRACTOR TIRES RASCAL ARMOUR FERTILIZERS! ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY RED RASCAL RANGE! Diversification was Joe Brannan's farming goal and earned him the honor of Alabama Upcoming Farmer of the Year. 12 TONS AN HOUR EASY NEW COUNTERBALANCED 351 MOWER THE flat cornfields around Sumner, Iowa, have taken on a new look this past year thanks to the prospect of Future Farmers from the SumnerChapter. IT WAS a happy day for Corvallis Chapterofficers, RonJones, DonJones and ChetBecker, when they handed the final payment on their chapter-purchased harvester to a representative of the local bank. Despite the original cost of $5,300 and another $1,200 spent on gas, parts and service, the chapter settled the debt this past January. AS Future Farmers of the Montello Chapter made plans to celebrate their 25th anniversary this past winter, they found that their chapter had won many awards—enough, in fact, to cover a large section of the classroom wall . These are just a few of the Minot Future Farmers who have loaned and invested more than $52,000 since the program was organized in 1958. In fact, Ray Skorheim explains that 100 percent loans are common, especially with beginning Future Farmers. First, take a good look at the exterior of this nimble pickup truck - one of the great new International Series. Then go inside and beneath the surface where quality is built into every new feature of every model of the line. Inside the cabin, smart new nylon and vinyl seat covers are attractive with durability. The new dash has instruments that are easier to read—and they're real instruments, not passenger vehicle warning lights. These great lords or barons gave portions of their land, called fiefs, to their vassals in exchange for banners. These smaller landlords then leased their land to peasants to farm on a share-crop basis. The land was divided into strips about half an acre in size. IT WAS A TIME OF HARD WORK AND FREQUENT FAMINES YOU CAN LIVE ABOUT A MONTH WITHOUT FOOP IF NECESSARY, BUT ONLY A FEW PA YS WITHOUT WATER! A 6ROWING CORK! PLANT USES FROM 5 TO IO TIMES ITS OWM EACH PAY' FROM FOSSIL TO FERTILIZER PHOSPHORUS DOES NOT OCCUR FREE IN NATURE, BUT ITS COMPOUNDS ARE FOUND IN MANY ROCK'S (PHOSPHATE ROCKS), ANIMAL REMAINS (BONE ASH) AND PLANTS (VEGETABLE MOLD) . PHOSPHORUS WAS FIRST PREPARED IN HENNIG BRAND, OF HAMBURG, GERMANY, THIS PART-CHEMIST, PART-MAGICIAN THOUGHT HE HAD FOUND THE LONG- IT GLOWED IN THE DARK AND TOOK FIRE SPONTANEOUSLY UPON EXPOSURE TO AIR IT WAS START LI NGLY NEW AND MYSTERI- LASTING LIFE TO MAN! STILL NOT A PRACTICAL METHOD COMMERCIALLY THAN THE PULVERIZED ROCK 1^ 1842., SIR JOHN L AWES OF ENGLAND OBTAINED A PATENTON FLORIDA AND TENNESSEE CONTAIN THE LARGEST DEPOSITS OF PHOSPHATE ROCK IN AMERICA ROBERT E.REPPERT, 19, LIVES WITH HIS PARENTS, HIS TWIN POINT, NEBRASKA BY GRADUATION IN OF $3776-92 FROM PRODUCTION PROJECTS IN THE AREA OF FEEDER STEERS, SWINE AND BEEF HAY AND SHETLAND POH\ES BOB'S FATHER AND UNCLE CONDUCT A PONY REGISTERED - EVERY SPRING AND FALL) 1 THAT DOESN'T INCLUDE THE LIVESTOCK BUILDINGS I RENT BOB'S FARM IMPROVEMENT OBSTRUCTION JOBS, HO\\E IMPROVEMENTS, AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT AREAS INCLUDED BOB WAS AN USHER IN CHURCH, TOOK PART IN CLASS PLAYS, A LEADER IN THE CHURCH YOUTH PROGRAM AND A MEMBER OF THE FOOTBALL AND TRACK TEAMS ROBERTS FFA ALWAYS IN AN EXECUTIVE CAPACITY BOB IS A MEMBER OF THE WEST POINT, NEBRASKA FFA CHAPTER IN PARTICULAR HIS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVE- MENTS IN FARM MECHANICS, ROBERT E REPPERT WAS THE 1962 NATIONAL WINNER OF THE FFA FOUNDATION'S f 250 CASH AWARD IN FARM MECHANICS COWBOY PANTS AND JACKETS This past year, over $1,200 worth of seeds were sold, with the chapter keeping a nice 2 (1 percent as its profit. Each class then assumes the responsibility of arranging the seeds in both alphabetical order and garden variety order on the store's work tables. We learned to around 40 flats of tomato plants and 20 flats of cabbage plants are sold, in addition to the other vegetable varieties. Councilor George Glenn with one of the greenhouses of lettuce plants soon to be offered for sale to farmers in the community. FRED DIXON, face with determination, blue eyes narrowed, picked a bat from in front of the dugout. It was the bottom of the ninth and Dothan Prep, the visiting high school team, led 7 to 6. But Fred knew that was to be expected, as Sandal was rated the best high school shortstop in the state and had been scouted by both the Senators and the Yankees over the past two weeks. Fred brought up his club and heard the welcome sound of the ball, but felt it was far from a solid hit. Reynolds Metals Company.) 14—Selecting, Placing and Exhibiting Beef—Have you ever envied the lucky winners at the beef shows you attend. Well, no, because with these basic tips, you can treat yourself to a winning lap. APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW FOR SUMMER AND FALL QUARTERS PROGRAMS OF STUDY IN APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Parker was about third when the Dothan Prep midfielder threw to the cutoff man. Other than a walk and a hit batsman in the eleventh inning, the Gulf State boys were unable to scratch even a single from Oliver. There was only one way for him to make up for his mental deficit in the bottom of the ninth. Throw to first!” he screamed the words at the catcher as he sped down the baseline. The most unusual thing about Cleveland Chapter's purchase of the Clc bus is that it is only part of S 10,000. From this type of farming program, the Chapter saved to buy a tractor, disc, cultivator and pickup truck and built a clubhouse on Lake Beulah. Then last year, FFA members decided to sell the clubhouse, adding the receipts to the growing chapter's treasury. 34;The bus to transport FFA members to all activities makes them more interested in the success of money-making projects." Guests from the national scanning industry had come here to compete for prizes based on the crops they had grown the previous season. David found that the height of the corn varied as much as eight inches from one field to another. He then returned to study at South Dakota State College and began to assume his duties as president of the 1200 Nations. It required a huge effort from the hospital staff, the parents of the Future Farmers and the citizens. Farming here in the great northwest is a profession I have always been proud of. These students have taken on the job of filling the tremendous need for young people at Eastern Oregon State Hospital here in Pendleton. The light of delight in their eyes when the students arrived complete with popcorn machine for Saturday was a sight to behold. These Future Farmers learned that being locked up in a state hospital was not something to be ashamed of, but a problem that demanded attention from all citizens. GO BOWFISHING INCORPORATED PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS SEND TORSION-RIDE TRACTOR SEAT NEW BEEF CATTLE MANAGEMENT BOOK FREE CHAPPED HELPS HEAL CHAPPED HANDS HOW TO PUBLISH YOUR BOOK EASY EXTRA INCOME SS3SMSESESSS31 RAISE FUNDS HERE'S HOW IT WORKS FOR YOU k FREE FUND RAISING HELP— New manual tells FREE handbook CLEANED YOUR GUNS RECENTLY? 1000 TRICKS -JO* MERCHANDISE SEE YOUR CHAPTER CATALOGUE ORDER FROM FUTURE FARMERS SUPPLY SERVICE Box 1180 JOE'S His father was a golf pro and had Arnold hitting balls when he was three years old. It was so natural for Arnold to try out for the Latrobe High School golf team where he played for four years. He was just 14 when he played his first high school game and scored 71. As Pennsylvania's State High School Champion, he finished second in the 1946 Los Angeles Hearst National Junior Tournament. He won the Western Pennsylvania Amateur. Palmer's solid high school record earned him a golf scholarship to North Carolina's Wake Forest College. He is a daring player who will shoot for the Cup with every shot and is notorious for his under-par results in the final round, such as his victory at the National Open in 1960. He was in fifteenth place and seven strokes behind when he won the last round, and then he fired off a victory. He won two Southern Conference titles and finished high in intercollegiate competition while pursuing a degree in business administration. He was able to continue playing and returned with the ambition to make good in the golf world. He took home a record $80,738 in prize money, and the Professional Golf Association named him Golfer of the Year. He dropped to second on the money list in 1961, but added the Western Open to his victories. Palmer returned to enjoy his best season in 1962. He started with a victory in the Palm Springs Classic and went on to win the Phoenix Open, the Masters (in a play-off), the Texas Open, the Tournament of Champions, the Colonial Invitational, the American Golf Classic and his second British Open in a row. COLORADO SERUMCO. ^ ALL NEW! The three men washed their clothes ashore and went in for a refreshing swim. Lillington, North Carolina The bride of a struggling young writer was the big hit of the evening, and all the men at the party elbowed each other to dance with her. BOB JONES UNIVERSITY GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINAOF THE DELAWAR
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