UP Coming IH Events
Chapter 8 Meeting
May 13 at 7:30 at Rough & Tumble
Best Wishes to All, Stay Safe and Healthy
NEW Feature
on the Newsletter page
Bruce's Corner
Since there are no new shows to go to and take pictures I'm going to feature every 2 weeks or so something from my collection.
Steve L and Rick J setting up at the Lebanon Valley Indoor Classic Tractor Expo
Here are some pictures from past shows.
The meetings will take place on odd months of the year. January, March, May, July, September, November.
To All Members;
Greetings, as part of the Chapter’s program to increase its exposure to IH enthusiasts in our area, and thereby increase our membership, we would like to get as many photos together, of members & friends tractors, to submit to “Lancaster Farming Paper” (a weekly agricultural newspaper) “Classic Tractor Galleries” monthly feature page.
Member Don Gouldey has kindly agreed to volunteer as the collection manager for photos of all IH tractors, new & old. The photos will be published in an upcoming edition of the Lancaster Farming Paper.
Color photos are preferred but vintage tractors will often be shown in black & white, which is also acceptable. Tractors in their work cloths & cell phone photos are also O.K.The newspaper likes to have a few words about the tractors history, how it is used, where, when, & by whom, how maintained & how restored.
Send your photos & information to;
Don Gouldey
1573 Old Sumnytown Pike
Harleysville, Pa. 19438
Or email to <donaldg@gouldey.com>
Greetings, as part of the Chapter’s program to increase its exposure to IH enthusiasts in our area, and thereby increase our membership, we would like to get as many photos together, of members & friends tractors, to submit to “Lancaster Farming Paper” (a weekly agricultural newspaper) “Classic Tractor Galleries” monthly feature page.
Member Don Gouldey has kindly agreed to volunteer as the collection manager for photos of all IH tractors, new & old. The photos will be published in an upcoming edition of the Lancaster Farming Paper.
Color photos are preferred but vintage tractors will often be shown in black & white, which is also acceptable. Tractors in their work cloths & cell phone photos are also O.K.The newspaper likes to have a few words about the tractors history, how it is used, where, when, & by whom, how maintained & how restored.
Send your photos & information to;
Don Gouldey
1573 Old Sumnytown Pike
Harleysville, Pa. 19438
Or email to <donaldg@gouldey.com>
