14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8, 1964 4-H Club News Spungs State park The menr beis decided to have a water melon party at the next meet by Albert J. Henry mg, which will be on Sept The members of the Lancas- 16th a t the home of Eric Ston ter County 4-H Wildlife Club erj ios Eden Road, Lancaster spent the week end of July 31, Aug. 1, 2 at Camp Malcroft on PEQUEA VALLEY LANCASTER CO. WILDLIFE CLUB Big Moores Run road in Potter 4.H CLUB MEETS Co The camp is owned by the leaders, Mr and Mrs. Mel- vin Long of Lititz R. D 1. The Pequea Valley 4-H Club Activities included hikes, met on Monday, August 3, at and attendence of the Woods- the Intercourse Fire Hall. Pre mens carnival at Cherry sident Grace Martin, presided I PUBLIC HORSE SALE % Monday eve., August 10th, 1964 % <• » * At Martins Sales Stables * »!• V A * Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster Co. «• * % % Load-of Indiana half Arabian horses. Harness * «£• »J» ❖ and saddle bred horses. Ponies. * 1 load of Standard Bred horses for Amos >:• $ Stoltzfus. , * •> ❖ We sell on commission. £ V V ♦> Tack sale at 6 P.M. Horses at 7:30 P.M. * »> ♦> | PAUL Z. MARTIN I ❖ | Ph. New Holland 354-6671 * *3» C* FLORIN DAIRY RATIONS TO SUIT EVERY NEED! Get Maximum Production With FLORIN DAIRY FEEDS Allow Us to put an Efficient Dairy Program to Work on Your Farm Wolgemuth Bros., Inc. • Unexcelled in quality • Taste appealing in texture # Developed over years of experience Can Mt. Joy 653-1451 Today! Mount Joy, Pa. by Judy Perella MANHEII)! . TOWNSHIP SEWING CLUB by Assistant News Reporter Mary Ellen Kettering The Manheim Township 4-H sewing club, “The Merry Stit chers,” met August i at the home of Mrs. Heniy Ketter ing to finish their projects for the 4-H sewing roundup to be held at Penn Manor High School, August 19,'and conduct their business meeting. Also in the evening; of August 19 over the business meeting. They discussed plans for the club picnic and decided that it will be held August 25 at New Holland Park. The rain date is August 27. Their next meeting will be Aug 17 at which time the girls will show their sewing pro jects. PATZ Sales & Service Barn Cleaners - Silo Unloaders - Cattle Feeders Robert K.Rohrer Quarryville, R. D. 1 Hensel K 1 8-2559 they will model their piojects for the Kiwanis Club in Lan- Clllb caslel . To Fete Moth etl ■ The club will tour Heishey August 20 and they have plan- plans to enteitain «, ned a Mother’s party at the mothers we'e made i,j .1 home of Sue Weidman where members of the “\m." the girls will model their pro- Cookin’ ”4 H Club at thou ®5 jects and make favors for the !n g on Tuesday at the hm! Brethren Home at Neffsville. 0 f the leader. Mrs. Will Bucher, Lititz R. 1 BE CAREFUL! Joanne Thomas, vicepr., Power lawn mowers are cer- den , t> was in charge Pr tainly not playthings, warn ex- busineS s meeting and ap Dn tension safety specialists at e d the following commitS The Pennsylvania State Um- Margaret Grube and versity. They urge people us- Shelly, food; and Dons s ing power mowers to keep a Barbara Keller, entertain® safety eye ( open wlhendver The project for the day „ they mow the lawn. It’s good making ice-cream, chocoljl health insurance to be careful, syrup and various toppmg s Complete Dispersal Sale Location: IV2 miles east of Route 41, near Oct< raro School, 5 miles south of Atglen, 3 miles south ( Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa. Thursday, August 13, 1964 57 Registered and Grade Holstein Cattle (Many Fresh or Springing for Early Fall) 1963 Herd Average 13,643 Milk, 476 F«t 34 Cows, 10 Fresh or Close Springing Heifer 13 Younger Heifers. Herd tested within 30 days of sale. Charts Furnished, Sale includes: Ty Vic Burke Fobes Joyce, 5 year, 365 daj 17,794 M, 696 F. 3.9%; A Roeland Ref. Sovereign daughtei wit 5 records that average 12,772 M. 515 F. 4,0%, she due September; daughter of Puget Sound Admiral 2 year 330 da] 14,463 M. 545 F.; A Shaws Fern Tidy Lass daughter Classic “Very Good”, just fresh. Some high record Grade cows: Lois, 7 year 284 days I 674 *M. 561 F.; Hannah, 4 year 313 days 14,832 M. 529 F.; Man 4 year 311 days 15,558 M. 525 F.; Nancy, a 2 year Dean dau£ ter, 14,684 M. 522 F., and others with good production. Some of the sires represented; Glenafton Copyright, Yart Admiral Triumph, Ty Vic, Swampy Hollow Sov. Leader, Spin bank Sovereign Wayne, Hedge Adormsby Dee, Maplebend D« King Posch, The younger cattle sired by ABS Sires. This is a good producing herd. Cattle have size -and dii temperament character. Be sure to see them sell. 3 Surge Units (50 pound pails). Surge S.P. 22 Pump Sale Held Under Cover, Lunch Available For Catalogue write to Carl Diller, Refton, Pa. SALE AT 12:30 BY Louis ond Vernon Kauffmo R. D. I, Parkesbtirg, Pa. Aucts. and Sale Mgrs. Diller, Kreider, Stoltzfus LANCASTER COUNTY ond CHESTER - DEL Ayrshire Sale Wednesday, August 19, IP.M. 3 mi, east of Quarryville on Rt. 472. Follow sale sign 40 FRESH COWS AND HEIFERS 40 • Quality • Approved Sires • TB & Blood test cert. • Production . . , . „ • The mid-Atlantic’s top • Soundness herds consigning Individuals include a daughter of Neshaminy Preferred a cow from Harold Gable - 3 yr. act. 485 F a cow from John Stick 2 yr. ME. 11,694 M., 521 1 a heifer from Milton Brubaker - Dam’s Act. 4 yr< record 15,857 M. - 6331 5 dams of Redina Corsain Artificial approval 58 BF a dam of an Abe Flory cow with over 16,000 act. For catalog write David Harnish Leroy C. Sensfi n ' ! Quarryville, Pa. R, D. 2 Chairman of Sale Quarryville, Fa- Committee Auctioneer
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