10—Lancaster Farming,
Saturday. July 15. 1961
• Cow-culator
(From Page 11
ge League Federation show
ing increased grain feeding
caused a production increase
on 95 per cent of the cows
tested, but only 45 per cent
of the cows which respond
ed made profitable gains
■The Cowculator was devel
oped by Dr. C. D. Caskey,
director of feed research for
Cooperative Mills, Inc., own
ed by five farmer coopera
tives including Pennsylvania
Farm Bureau. Rights for the
electronic device are con
trolled by PF.B. and the
Southern States Cooperative.
Kish and McCormick told
the gathering about 560 farm
people that service is avail
able on first come, first ser
ved basis. However, farm
ers interested in using the
device should keep accurate
production and feed cost re
cords.
Lancaster branch office
manager C. P. Brantley re
ported thgt SPA B.C. is
progressing at about 5 4 per
cent ahead of one year ago.
He~ said the Lancaster office
has a gain of 10 per cent
during June over 1960.
David Yoder, general man
ager, invited members to
participate in the tenth an
nual S.P.A.B.C Cattle show
at Lancaster, August 1 and
3.
• Lancaster Poultry
(From page 3)
2200 WV, 9, Daniel K. Good,
13.5; 25. Charles Shertzer,
450 LF, V. J. Koser Co, Inc.
10.1;
26 Kenneth B. Noll, 2500
WV, 9-2, John N. Thomas,
13.5; 27 M&B (Donald
Frank), IQOO WV. 8-2, John
N. Thomas, 13.7; 28. Same,
(Tobias D Leaman), 3200
WV, 8-2, NO SALE, 13.5 bid;
29. Same, 6800 WV, 8 2, NO
SALE, 13.6 bid; 30. Same
(L l oyd Lefever) 4000 WV, 8-
2, NO SALE, 13 5 bid;
31 Daniel B King, 1500
WVSR, 10-2, Danie 1 K. Good
14b; 52 Same, NO SALE,
14 2 bid; 33. Same, John N
Thomas, 151; 34 Same Roy
E Ream, 14.6; 35. M&B (El
vin H Nolt) 8400 WVX, 9-2,
Victor F. Weaver Inc, 13 5;
36 David H Weaver 100
MWT, 16 H Carl B Risser
22 1- 37. Same, 16 T, NO
SALE, 17 0 bid.
The way money goes these
days it would be easy to con
vince people that it is printr
ed on fly paper.
DEAD ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Will Pay Full Value
For Dead Animals
Dealers In Bones,
Tallow and Hides
FRY'S RENDERING
WORKS
Prop., John Fry
2114 Hollinger Rd*
Lancaster
Ph. EX 2-4815 If No
Answer Ph. EX 7-0472
MSB-’
24-HOUR
SERVICE!
We get there fast if yon
have burner trouble. We’ll
adjust your burner for
economical operation
complete combustion.
GARBER
OIL CO.
105 Fodrvievr St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
PJhu OL 3-2021
Public Sales
August s—Saturday - 12;-
45 p.m. - Dispersal sale of
Registered Holstein Cattle.
One Mi. E. of Lancaster, Vz
mi. S. of Rt 30 along Lampe
ter Road. By H. L. Zook.
Kreider & Diller, aucts.
August 12 Sat. 1 P. M.
Dairy Dispersal. Sale by Jno.
G. Herr, Holtwood, Pa, near
baseball field. Diller and
Kreider, Aucts.
Public Horse Sale
MONDAY. JULY 17, '6l
at 7:00 p m.
BLUE BALL, PA.
Lancaster County
Load of Kentucky horses,
3 & 5 gaited, harness and
pleasure horses. Load of
quarter horses, registered
& grades. Lot of cheap us
ing ponies.
PAUL Z MARTIN
Ph. New Holland, EL4-6671
Buddie Walker, Auct
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
THURSDAY, JULY 20—7:30 P.M. (Sharp)
At the Ass'n. Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lancaster,
Pa„ on Route 30.
68 HEAD—outstanding cows and bred heifers either
fresh or due within 30 days.
This unusual large number of hand selected purebreds
from top breeders will offer an opportunity to buy late
summer and early fa'l producers at bargain prices.
We really can recommend for you to take time out and
attend this sale! Be there early!!
Sale managed by: For catalogs write:
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS' ASS'N.
P. O. Box 458
Feed RED COMB EGG MASH
Equally With Scratch for
Top Quality Eggs With Excellent Flavor.
For further information see,..
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARRYVILLE
NOW—
control tobacco insects
with one material
4
p
NEwThiodan®
For long-lasting residual control
and safety, Thiodan is the recom
mended material for tobacco in
sect control. Thiodan is easy to
apply as a dust or spray. Ask your
County Agent or local Niagara
held man.
NIAGARA CHEMICAL DIVISION
Local Niagara Distributors
N. G. Hershey Clem Hoober
& Son
MANHEIM
MO 5-2271
Farm Calendar
(From s Paee V
July 20—8.00 p.m. - County
Holstein 4-H Club meets
at the home of Harold
Brubaker, Mount Joy R 2.
Two movies on Holsteins.
10:00 am. to 3:00 pm. >
Southeast District vegetable
judging practice at Garden
Spot High School. New
Holland.
2 30 - Southern Region U.
S. County Agents Scholar-
Bargains Bargains
RAM & EWE EXCHANGE
SALE
CARLISLE, PA.
Sat., August 5, 1:00 P. M.
Car’isle Fairgrounds
Cumberland Cooperative
Wool Growers
Lambs to 3-year-olds
Rams—44 Hampshire. 6
Shropshire, 4 Suffolk, G
D~rset, '3 Corridale. 2
Cheviot, 2 Southdown;
Ewes—2l Hampshire, 1
Shropshire, 1 Dorset.
Cata 7 og from Roy H. Mil
ler, Sec. Box 442 Carlisle,
Pa.
appearance mal
ics I
your
INSECTICIDE
for control of
• APHIDS
• BUDWORMS
•HORNWORMS
• FLEABEETLES
INTERCOURSE
Camp HiP, Pa.
last buy!
SO 8-3431
ship todr of Lancaster
County. 12 county a'gents
from 12 southern states
will tour three county
farms.
July 21—Louisiana Farmers
and Bankers will tour Lan
caster County. Tour ar
ranged by County Soi 7
Conservation District di
rectors.
FOR PRIVATE SALE
Lack of help and declining health prompt,
offer this attractive and CHOICE
229 A. DAIRY and STOCK FARj
situated along State Hgwy. and the Sv/jj
Creek, 6 miles north of Myerstown, at villa*,
Greble, Lebanon County.
Approximately 150 Acres under cultural
including 38 Acres in alfalfa, Balance in p e
pasture and orchard.
EXTRA LARGE DAIRY BARN
completed with Standard pens and comfort stj
Two 12x48 silos, 20x22 milk house, 3 imp ‘
com sheds, facilities for 1000 layers. 3-car gar;
large shop and 2 colony houses.
11-ROOM BRICK DWELLING
with conveniences. Never failing spring, 2 \\ {
All bldgs, in excellent cond. less than $
per Acre.
INQUIRE AT FARM OR WRITE;
S. K. KAUFFMAN
LEBANON H. D. 2, PA.
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FOR SALE
A Fine Horn
for Qracious Living . ♦,
■ ... is offered for sale at a sacrifice FAR BEK
I REPLACEMENT VALUE. Reason for sale.
Health.
2 Location: Beavertown, Pa. Cool, clean <
■ quiet, away from all h'ghway and industrial m
■ and dirt.
■ This large home is situated on approximately
a acres of good land, IVz acres beautifully landscaped
a give the house an attractive setting A driveway i
■ parking apron lead to a 2-CAR GARAGE. The ho
5 has 3 bathrooms, including 1 on the third floor, i
■ bedrooms on second floor, 3 on third; lots of room,
S eluding ful' basement and two comfortable sun por
■ es. Oil heat, storm-screen sash on all windows, rets
■ ly repainted, and in a generally fine state of repair
■ This is a delightful home for suburban living
■ layout, condition and location make it ideal for a!
3 fessional man, for a large family, or for city-dwell
■ who want a spacious summer-home.
5 If desired, some furnishings are also available
3 Please arrange to see this property and gel
■ pertinent details. Call Beaver Springs OLympic 823
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ALL DAY PUBLIC SAL
SATURDAY, JULY 15. 1961 - MILLVILLE,
Two miles N.W. of Millville along Route 442 V
ville is. located between Williamsport & Blooms!'
Penna.
1000 ACRES CHRISTMAS TREES
over 890,000 hand planted and sheared, Douglas
White & Scotch pine, and spruce etc., mostly read!
cut, 4 to 8 feet high Will be offered in 10 sep»
tracts ranging from 1000 trees to 20,000. Also »
whole. Terms up to 5 years.
21/2 MILLION SEEDLINGS & NURSERY
Mostly Douglas Fir, None yellowing and French a®
pine, Norweigh spruce, Wh t-' oruce. Blue i
right yews, all are m excellent condition, who*
growth Will be offered in individual beds
whole. Nursery is located on both sides of W
442, excellent location. Lots of road frontage, t •
Farm pond, large barn.
SIX TREE TRANSPLANTERS & SPRAY b»
all 3-point hitch, 3 Root spreaders', one ForestM*' '
two Powell transplanters, High boy 150 gal ® eJ 3l
pelled sprayer, 3-point spring harrow, 20 OOU
plastic pots, 3000 feet snow fence, Rotary a ll
tTIDYUPT'C fltf*
FARMALL 450. 641. FORD TRACTORS
Both are just like new, fast hitch, carrv alb .
3-16 in bottom plow, two 1952 model Fo>d
John Deere manure spreader, Ford culfr'at 01 ’ /
Harris 44 3-bottom O’iver radex plow. J D
disc harrow, 3-section spring harrow, two
Ontano tractor drill,
McCORMICK #5 Tool Bar Spring Harx'>" [1
pull type, hydraulic lift, rubber tired folding' j
New Ho’land 66 pickup baler, cultivator K>i
mail International, Y +a w . 35 f semi trade .
equipment is in excellent condition. Crai /
tune between now and sale day. Fly into the
port or Bloomsburg Airp~-* nd call Mi’ l ?
2531. Owner is retiring, and moving to Cci to ' j
Sale starts at 8.00 A M For pictorial
w ite to the x . fl l
Sanger Land & Cattle Nationwide A f j
Harvey Sones. Own", r/n Sones Lumo e
Millv’He, penna.
Myerstovm. Penna. ,
July 23-29—FARM Si
WEEK. '
Stanley H. Deit
Auctioneer & Ap PtJ
LAMPETER
Ph. Lancaster EX 4
SAMUEL Z. HAIRE, 0«