18—-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 8, 1962
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Wrap and freeze.
About six months is as long
as vou "Will want to keep un
baked fruit pies frozen Pies
will probably be good quality
for that long. The freezer
space used for pies may be
better used for other foods
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FREEZE FRUITS
WITHOUT SUGAR
If you use your supply of
New Holland Sales Stables
Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A.M.
Fat Hogs & Galves Every Monday at 2 P.M.
Dairy Cattle Every Wednesday at 12:30
Beef Cattle and Calves
Every Thursday at 12:30
JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr.
Ph. New Holland EL 4-2194 New Holland, Pa.
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PUBLIC SALE
Complete Dispersal
Dairy Cattle & Farm Equipment
15 Miles South of Lancaster, 3 Miles South of the
Buck, 1 Mile West of Route 72, near Drumore Elemen
tary School, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, Pa,
Saturday, September 15, 1962
21 Head of
DAIRY CATTLE
16 Milking Animals, 8 Holsteins (2 legistered); 8 Guern
seys (7 registered); 5 Heiters, S Bred tor Fall and 2 Yearlings.
Certilied and Ateiedited with Chalks.
FARM MACHINERY
AO WI) 45 Tractor with 2-Bottom, 2-Waj Roll Oter Plow,
(Mounted); AO Forage Han ester with Corn and Grass Head;
2VH Blower, Forage Wagon with False Endgate, (Claffcy
unloading unit); NH 76 Baler with Motor; AC 7 ft. Seim
Tinnier Mower; Bullion Hay Crusher; AC Side Rake, 2 Speeds
and Tedder; Day id Bradley 5 tt. Mower; AC Disc Harrow';
Case 11 Hoe Grain Drill; Black Hawk Coin Planter, like new;
Steel Roller and Spike Hairow; Cnltipacker; New Idea Manure
Spreader, Rubber Tired Farm Wagon and Two AVheel Trailer,
Single Row Transplautei; Case Hammennill; 10 ft. Dump
Rake; Roll Oyer Dirt Scoop; Y t Ton Feed Mi\er; V 2 Ton Grain
Bin; Coni Shellei ; Platform Scales; Barge Air Compressor;
13 in. Case Silo Fillei; .Electric Winch.
M9LKING EQUIPMENT
2 Unit Surge Milkeis with Pump; beamless 10 Gallon
Water Heater; Can Uiick; Double Tubs; 14 Milk Cans; Stew
art Plectric Clippers.
Ist, 2nd, 3rd CUTTING OF ALFALFA HAY
8 TONS STRAW 7 ACRES OF CORN BY THE ACRE
APPROX. 300 BUSHELS OP BARLEY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
15 Cubic Ft. Amana Upright Freezer; Living Room, Diu-
Ing Room, Bedroom Suites; 12\28?£ Living Room Rug, like
new, Rose Beige; Odd Bed; 2 Electric Refrigerators; Electric
Stove; Etude Electric Organ, like new; Easy Spin Rinse Wash
er; Electric Roaster; Chest of Drawers; Odd Beds; Dinette
Sot; Hall Rack; Floor and Table Lights; Old Dressers; Gun
ners; Crocks, many other articles too numerous to mention.
Everett Krcider and Carl DiUer, Auctioneers
LUNCH BY LADIES OP NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH
fiozen fruits in a few months
you may want to put them up
without sugar. One advantage
of this is that you don’t have
to guess how much sugar to
add when you use them in a
recipe Unsweetened fruits
won’t keep their high quality
for as long as the sugar or
syrup pack..
For freezing apples and pea
ches you will want to take
some precaution to keep the
fruit from darkening. Lemon
juice or citric acid may be
OF
T1:00 A.M., Sharp
TERMS BY
S. M. (Van) Smoker
used but neither is *a effective
as ascorbic acid. Or for ap
ples, you may steam the fruit
for a few minutes before pac
kaging Before you steam the
PUBLIC SALES of Dairy Farms
Davy Cattle & Farm Equipment
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
At Sangerdale Farms, Myers
town, Pa. 93 Angus. Selected from
some of Penn’s best breeders. Cow
with calves, bred heifers, bulls, etc.
FARMERS OPPORTUNITY
SALE ASSOCIATION
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
At Sangerdale Farms, Myers
town, Pa. Ayrshire Sale. Selling are
a selected group of fresh cows and Ist
calf heifers. Certified and vacc.
SANGER & SENSENIG
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
2 miles southeast of Lenharts
ville, Berks Co. 197 Acre Farm. Here
fords and Equipment. Sale at 9:30
A.M.
NORMAN KESTLER- Owner
SANGER LAND & CATTLE AUCTION CO.
PAUL E. SANGER, Auct. Leroy Sensenig, Pedigrees
FOR DETAILS CALL MYERSTOWN 866-4725
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COWS PROPERLY CONDITIONED
...during the dry period PRODUCE
UP TO 25% MORE MILK!
BEFORE CALVING This «ow wcii fitted
on the Pioneer program for 60 day* before
calving. Note the excellent "dry cow" body
condition.
Proper feeding of the dry cow is
the most important single factor af
fecting herd-health, longevity, and a
sustained high level of milk produc-!
tion. In 60 days, while the cow is dry;
Pioneer Dry and Freshening feed
will repair the body from the previous
lactation, bmld a reserve of body
| condition foSthe nest lactation, and
develop a stronger calf* In addition
your cows will have less calving difib
culties, eliminate placenta
i ACHR' COMKBHNO record Th* have less udder congestion, and mom
Baratt »nsr« mpomnay mm pn>ii**up*>}
illHHflitf mIIU jSee us today for full particulars.
Joseph M. Good & Sons
apples, soak them in a solut
ion of 2 tablespoons salt to a
gallon of water for about 20
minutes, then drain. Place
slices in a single layer in a
The Above Soles Handled By The
steamer and hold for about i
minutes Cool in cold watei'
diam and pack into freeze,
containers.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
4 miles East of Fredericksburg,
Berks Co. 100 Acre Dairy Farm. Sale
at 1:00 P.M.
PHARES HOAK Owner
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
-At Sangerdale Farms, Myers
town, Pa. Shorthorn Club Sale, 4-H
Club Calves, Sale at 1:00 P.M.
PA. SHORTHORN ASS'N.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
Near Friedenshurg, Schuylkill
Co. Brown Swiss Dispersal. Entire
herd and Farm Equipment.
J. FRANKLIN CHAMBERS
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