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and pony show Thursday
and Friday.
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LANCASTER
SERVICE CENTER
QUARRYVILLE
SERVICE CENTER
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meeting at, Hershey.
Nov 5 4 30 PM Meet
ing of the Lancaster County
Teachers of Vocational Agri
culture at Solanco
Nov 5 8 PM. Red Rose
Dairy Herd Improvement
Assn committee meeting at
the Farm Buieau building,
Dillerville Road
Nov 6 BPM Federa
tion of Women’s Clubs to
meet with the Soil Conserva
ti o n District Cooperating
agencies m the Production
Ci edit building, Roseville
Road
IPM Southeast Distnct
Pennsylvania Haj Show at
the garage of Hotel Hei
shey.
Eten cake mix cakes require
some skill, reminds Louise
Hamilton, Penn State exten-
Nov 7 S p m Red Rose 4-H sion foods specialist. The key
Baby Beef and Lamb Club to success with a mix is to
parents night at the Old lead and follow the dnections
Landisville School exactly as given on the'p|ck-
Nov. 8 7 30PM Toma- age Propel mixing and baking
to Roundup sponsored by' techniques and the right
the Pennsyhama Farmers equipment are essential.
Association in the Poultry
Ceutei, 230 Bypass and
Roseville Road
7 30 PM Southern
county electric 4-H club
meets m the Little Britain
Elementary School
Not 9 1 30 P VI Coun
t> Dairy Da> Committee
meets in the Farm Bureau
Building, Dilleiville Pike
Not 10-15 Eastern Nation
al Livestock Exposition, Ti
inonium, Md.
Cake Mix Cakes
Today’s layer is bred for high production . . . .
and EGGLAC is designed to help you get this
layer to lay her full potential.
EGGLAC is a highly nutritious supplemental
pellet which stimulates EXTRA feed consump
tion and promotes better flock health.
See your Master Mix Dealer today about the
special price saving booking on FAMOUS EGG
LAC PELLETS!
L. J. DENLINGER CO.
ROSS H. ROHRER & SONS
Quarryville
;r mix
PELLETS
Paradise
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 3, 1962
Paul B. Zimmerman Herd Tops
Red Rose DHIA Fat Average
The held of Paul B. Zim- ciation made more than 800
merman, Ephrata Rl, had the pounds of fat during her lac
highest monthly butterfat tation ending during the
average in the Red Rose month A grade Holstein in
Dairj Herd Improvement As_ the herd ot Meivin Nissley
sociation during the month of produced 848 pounds of butt-
September, according to in. erfat in 22,091 pounds of milk
formation released this week with a 3 8 per cent test
The Zimmerman herd of 2 5 Four other cows made over
registered Holstems produced 75 0 pounds of fat; they were
an average of 57 pounds of in the herds of Funy Fred, J.
butterfat in 1,516 pounds of Robert Hess, Paul E. Nissley
milk with a test of 3 S per and Vincent H Hoover Six
cent teen other cows made between
Two herds finished the
month with an average ot 5S
pounds of butterfat each. The
20 registered and grade Hoi.
stem cows in the herd of
Amos B 'Lantz, Bareville Rl,
produced the 56 pounds of fat
in an average of 1,425 pounds
of milk with a 3.9 per cent
test 'Amos M Lapp, Kinzers
Rl, milked an average of
1,377 pounds of milk with a
4 1 per cent test from each of
his 24 registered Holstems
A Holstein cow in the herd
of Furry Frey, 1343 Gypsy
Hill Road, Lancaster com.
pleted the high 305 day lac.
tation record during the
month The cow, "Walker, pro.
duced 874 pounds of butter,
fat m 21,086 pounds of milk
with a 4 1 per cent test.
The second high lactation
record was posted by Judy, a
registered Holstein cow in the
herd of John S Shelly, Man_
heim Rl. She made 840
pounds of butterfat in 21,737
pounds of milk with a 3 9 per
cent test
One other cow in the asso.
700 and 750 pounds of fat
during the year
In the herd averages, 10
other herds had 50 or more
pounds of fat per cow and
another 19 herds had between
45 and 49 pounds each.
Exercise Cows
Cows need exercise even in
wintei, says Harvey E Shaf.
fer, Penn State extension
dairy specialist Plans for
taking care of cows during the
winter should include an ex.
ercise lot convenient to the
barn.
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PUBLIC SALE!
REAL ESTATE &
PERSONAL PROPERTY
SAT., NOV. 17, 1962
On the premises known as
No 2151 Rockvale Road, situ
ated along said road between
the Strasburg Pike (Route
No 896) and the Hartman.
Budge road, about one mile
East of the Stiasburg Pike,
East Lampetei Township
2%-stoiy, brick dwelling
with Peach Bottom slate roof,
containing 3 rooms, study, sun
porch and powder room on the
first floor, 4 rooms, bath and
balcony on second floor, oil
burner steam heat, oil burn
er less than three years old,
new well of water, cistern, new
water systems in both well &
cistern Exterior newly paint
ed Situated on a lot of land
fronting 190 feet on the Rock
vale road and extending in
depth 140 feet, containing
20,900 sq ft , more or less.
This pioperty is in A-l condi
tion, and must be seen to be
appreciated Inspection of the
property may be made Satur
day Noi ember 10th, 2 to 4
PM, or any time the day of
the sale Inspection at other
times may be made my calling
Lancaster 392-0460
Personal Property Walnut
Side Boai d, walnut 6-leg Drop
Lent Table, Night Stand, 2
Walnut Secretarys & Book
Case, 6 Plank Bottom Chairs,
4-leg Drop Leaf Table, Up
right Piano and Stool, Jelly
Cupboaid, 3 Blanket Chests,
8 cu ft G E Refrigerator, 15
cu ft. Wilson Freezer Chest,
Walnut Dining Room Suite,
Spinning Wheel, Wood Box,
Hall Rack, Metal File Cabinet
with 27 drawers, 2 Bed Room
Suites, 2 Single Beds, Wash
ing Machine, Electrolux Clean
er, Benches, Tables, Quilts,
Blankets, Glassware & China,
Cooking Utensils and many
other articles.
Sale to start at 12 00 o’clock
noon sharp Real Estate will
be sold at 2 00 PM. Terms by
C. M. Brubaker Trust,
Lancaster County National
Bank, Trustee
Paike S Shaub, Auctioneer
E Day Ressler, Clerk
Louis S May, Attorney
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