14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 20, 1964 • Vintage 2 and 3 pelts 2,5 ®‘ 5,50, (Continued from P.fe 2) v At the June 13 auctioni 238 ' o Anoat iu c head of hogs changed hands, lbs. 16.60-17.10, 240-265 lbs. H weighing 160-180 pounds 16.00-16.60, 290-315 lbs. 14.85- ?®® S gh 7 iJm-17.00, 180-200 T „ „ ~ pounds brought 17.00-17.60, SOWS: U. S. 1-3 260450 lbs. 200-220 pounds 17.75-19.00, 220- 12.60-1&35. 240 pounds 16.75-18.25, and 240 SHEEP: 100. Spring lambs nds up i 4.60-17.35. Sows brought 10.60-12.85 and SPRING LAMBS. Choice 50- , eeder nigs 3100 90 lbs. 22.00-25.50, Good 35-65 ieeder pigS d lbs. 18.50-22.00. SHORN SLAUGHTER God bless America for a EWES: Good and Choice No. sense of humor. Will Rogers LOOK to £to/£I3<J)CI FORTHE ANSWER TO YOUR INDUSTRIAL ... COMMERCIAL BUILDING NEEDS •Sturdy, Clear Span Framing •Attractive . . • ColerSui 'Reasonable Package Price* CALL US ... WB WILL GLADLY DJ'CUS* YOUR NEEDS ... NO OSLIGATSOM CALEB M. WENGER B, D. 1 Drmnore Center KI 8-2116 QUABRYVTLIjE, PA GEHL 72 CHOPPER Superior Construction... Greater Efficiency 39 swinging flails cut a full 72-inches. Flails are re versible and interchangeable for longer cutting life. e Unitized 1 .rives and fan blades. Blow crops to farthest comer of any wagon. 0 Easy knife adjustment. Simply open blower housing to easily reach the entire cutting assembly. Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! N. G. HERSHEY CHAS. J. McCOMSEY & SON & SONS Monheim Hickory Hill, Pa. FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT CO. R. D. 2, Ephrata, Pa. 'Exclusive Trim Feature 'Simple Te Erect Plus . . . Easy-Swing draw bar that enables you to switch from direct-pull to complete offset with just a “pull of a ' Manheim NEPPCO A 123-lb. dark-haired, dark eyed beauty from Manheim, Pa, is the first entrant in the contest to select the Poultry Princess of the 14 northeast ern states sponsored by the Northeastern Poultry Produc ers Council (NEPPCO). Mary A. Rom'berger, 20,* has filed the initial application to (Continued from Page 2) ed the members in their pi take part in the NEPPCO Standard 24.00-27.00, Utility ects. A work session folloi Poultry Princess Pageant high- 21.00-24.00. the meeting, lighting the annual exposition HOGS: 1130. Compared with The next meeting till of NEPPCO in Harrisburg, on 2242 head last week. Barrows held June 25 at 130 pa Oct. 6-7-8. Entrants from all anc i Gilts active and 25 to the Manheim. Township Jm sections of the 14-state north- mos ti y 50 higher. Sows fully High School. What YOUR MILKING HERD FOR TOMORROW! Top-producing herd replacements healthy, growthy heifers Calves raised the PIONEER way develop a larger capacity for feed* M*t» rW* oc*nfurr steady. Rp»l|tV IS 111 BARROWS ANft GILTS, UCaUiy lo UJ. s. 1-2 190-240 lbs> 18on,1 1 _ U.s. 1 190-225 lbs. 1850. Queen Contest gt jrf 17.25, 240-280 lbs. 16 50h eastern area are expected to _ 1T(! , , _ nA *'•01 apply during the immediate 11 50 . 125 0' f ew u s°° 11 weeks ahead, contesting for the ’ ' ’ l2 - 0 . 13 '• l * 11 $5OO U S. Saving, Bond first JSS«XV Smi» * < prize and a year’s activity as „ ou ‘ the reigning princess. SHEEP 475. Compared u Miss Romberger, daughter of 467 head last week. Faujyj Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Rom- tive, Spring Lambs berger, 68 New Charlotte St., Slaughter Ewes steady j Manheim, filed her application strong, at NEPPCO headquarters, 10 SPRING LAMBS Choice i Rutgers Place, Trenton, 'N. J., 90 lbs. 24.00-26.00, Good jo, in cooperation with her of- 24.00, 1 lot Mixed Utility« ficial sponsor, Hess Brothers, Good 61 lbs. 19.00. Inc., eastern egg marketing SHORN SLAUGHTERS firm located in Ephrata, Pa. Cull to Choice No. 2 J Last year, Hess Brothers pelts 4.00-8.00. sponsored Miss Joan Martin of Lancaster, who won second runner-up position. The Pageant will be held in the Penn Harris Hotel, Har- The Merry Stitchers 4-Hn risburg, Pa. on October 7. It of Manheim Township , is part of the activities as- Tuesday at the Manheim To, sociated -with NEPPCO’s 27th ship Junior High School Gi Annual Exposition and Con- in different years of club« vention in Harrisburg’s Farm explained the advances ® Show Building, October 6-7-8. in their projects. Mrs. Dons Thomas, home, tension representative for | 4-H Club, Miss Alice Sin and Mrs. Joane Warner gj calf must he built . . . must be developed by careful calf feeding plus close attention to other basics of good calf management. PIONEER VIG-R-CALF and PIONEER CALF STARTER are formulated to meet the nutritional needs of the calf completely* They grow faster .... they are healthier. That is why thousands of good dairymen rely on PIONEER VIG-R-CALF and CALF STARTER - . . to make a good calf a better cow. Wf] PIONEERJ Good's Feed Mill • Stock Yords is that in your barn ? . . . the feeds with balanced amino acids for better protein building New Providence, Po. 4-H CLUB MEETS lS K
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