f T/mik competing for the annual
$ UO-op l our t r ip to the AIC, but because
(From page 1) 0 f a fallmg-off of funds and
tentative to the A I.C. to the three day conference,
t held this year in Minnes- the committee decided to
!ta, unless a county delegate cancel the tour and the na
-5 selected to represent the tional award m order to give
t a te more youths an opportunity
jurmg the past several years, to participate.
I, e council conducted a one Selection of young farm
lay tour to Philadelphia for people to attend the July 30
jl FFA and 4-H members to-Aug 3 conference will be
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• Shirk
(Prom Page D
attended the public schools
at Quarryvillc.
Already experienced in
county agent work, Shirk
served as summer assistant
during his 1958 and 1959 va
cations as a member of the
extension staffs m Hunting
don and Mifflin counties.
In Somerset county he will
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9 Lichty
(From page U
cows and plans to enter far
ming on the home farm. He
has also carried supervised
farming programs in corn,
tobacco and swine.
Lichty is treasurer of his
local FFA chapter and re
porter of the county associa
tion Ho won the Red Rose
degree m the FFA last win
ter.
1 The newest award was
based on the applicant’s lea
dership, school and communi
ty activities and supervised
farming programs.
The record of drivers be
tween the ages of 18 - 25
improved during 1960 but
they still were involved in
nearly 28 per cent of all fa
tal accidents—twice what
their numbers would war
rant.
OR
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10. 1961—!
• New Holland
(From Page 2)
Fresh Holstein cows made
$3OO to $415 while Guern
seys brought $lB5-240 and.
other breeds made $lB5-265.
Stock bulls commanded $95-
170 and stock heilers cross
ed the block at $7O-160
All mules and draft hors
es went to the killer trade
at the June 5 horse sale Sad,
die horses and killers active
and in good demand. Re
ceipts were 249 head.
Mare ponies brought $lOO
to $lBO while geldings made
$5O-$l4O Riding horses br
ought $l3O-$285 and driving
hc’-ses changed hands at
$135 to 5225 Killers were
i)Vs to 10 cents
• Chicago Yards
Page 2)
steers 1,300 lbs down were
50 to 100 lower, 1,300 to
1 600 lbs. were 1 to 2 lower*
with most sales of choice
•’nd prime 1.400 to 1,600 lbs.
1 50 to 2 lower at the close.
Steers standard and below
"teady. Heifers steady to 50
lower, most decline on wgls.
•wer 1,000 lbs Cows 25-50
higher, bulls 25 higher.
Most prime and mixed
choice and prime 1050 to
U5O lb steers 22 25 50 Bulk
choice 900 to 1,300 lb ste
ers 22-23 late with many
average to high choice 1100
to 1300 lbs 22 25-22 75.
Many loads mixed good and
-hoice at 900-1300 lbs. 21.50-
22 50 when the bulk of this
brought 20.75-22 75.
Mixed choice and prime
*>oo to 1050 lb. heifers brou
ght 23 to 24. Bulk of the
"hoice 1 000 lbs. and down
wero 2? 50-23 50. Good at
’0 75:22.25.
Commercial cows 15-17 75
‘"’Utters 15 50-17 50 Utility
and commercial bulls 18 -
21.25 Good and choice veal
'rs 24 28.
A-> few good and choice
17 50-QOO lb. feeding steers at
32-23. Few good and choice
I 1 -" =+ock steer calv
made 26-27.
• Vintage
'From page 21
1 9 50 Several lots mostly 2
and 3 231 - 250 lbs 18.50-
1 8 60 168-180 lbs. mostly
no. 1 17 85-18 50; lot med
■um 127 lbs. 17.
SHEEP- 50 Good and choi
”e spring slaughter lambs
50-80 lbs. 18.50 20. Few lots
"hoice at 217
Advertisers will ne glad
to have you mention Lancas
ter Farming when answering
advertisements.
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