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
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contest to select the Poultry
Princess of the 14 northeast
ern states sponsored by the
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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
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Top-producing herd replacements healthy, growthy heifers
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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
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plus close attention to other basics of good calf management.
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