■J ’fer CfllveS dam, Henket TilUe Pabat, is Lancaster County
Hei' er ' . currently milking 73.7 pounds Breeders Association,
from page i) <j a iiy with a 4.5 per cent test Denlinger, a junior vi
■ring- Lititz R 3. She is in her ‘se'cond lactation. Th( tional agriculture student
,t ivanhoe Pauline, whose calf was presented by th< Pequea Valley High Scln
Calf &
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 ...
600 Colves, Demonstrationol Sale . . No calves over 600 lbs.
No bulls or colves with horns. All calves graded and stamped.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11...
1200 calves and yearlings.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25...
1500 calves.
ALL SALES AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, P.M.
Sale sponsored by W. Va. Dept, of Agriculture and South Branch
Stockyards, Inc., Moorefield, West Virginia
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DAIRY CALVES WERE PRESENTED TO
THREE Future Farmers Thursday by county breed
associations. With their calves at the West Larhpeter
Community Fair are left to right, Eugene Denlinger,
James Dombach and James Esbenshade. Behind the
calves, left to right, are the dairymen who made the
presentations for the breed associations, Herbert Myer,
Jay Landis, and Roy Mentzer. L. F. Photo.
received a Ideal’s Patty’s Su- the herd of Jeiome Rhoads,
penor-sired calf whose dam, Quarryville R 2.
Marcello of Rhoads Acres, Esbenshade’s gift calf, from
milked 8,402 pounds of milk the herd of J. Earl Ranck,
and 425 pounds of butterfat Gordonville Rl, is from a fn»t
as a five-year-old. calt heifer who is cuirentiy
The calf, presented by the milking 40 pounds a day
Pennsylvania and Lancaster His calf vas presented by
County Guernsey Breeders As- the Lancaster County Ayrshus
sociation, was purchased from Breeders Association
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Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc. £
on Rt. 50 west ot Winchester, Va. £
2,000 Steers and Heifers £
HEREFORD ANGUS SHORTHORN j
FEEDER CALF SHOW at 10 A.M. (EST) £
FEEDER CALF SALE at 1 P.M. (EST) *
Show calves selected for 4-H ami FPA projects. £
All pens will be sold choice and individual!}. £
Calves meet all health leqnircinents. *■
Consignors guarantee “no bred lieiters or stags.” £
All cattle in this sale will be state graded and sold in lots 4.
by breed, sex, grade and weight. £
For Information Write or Phone; <>(>2-204(» £
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LIVESTOCK £
PRODUCER'S ASSOCIATION, INC. £
I. Fred Stine, Sale Manager 4.
Box 440 Winchester, Virginia £
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West Virginia Demonstrationaf
Graded Feeder Calf Sale
Thursday, October 3rd, 1963
600 Steers and Heifers 600
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Friday, October 11, 1963
1:00 P.M. EST
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