14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 22, 1964
ed by mothers, was held at
, the Intercourse Fire Hall.
A fashion show was the fee- plans were made tQ attend
ture of the final meeting of le c i o thing round-up at Penn
Pequea Valley 4-H Club on Manor High School, Millers-
Monday. The meeting, attend- ville.
PEQUEA VALLEY 4-H
GUERNSEY SALE
At the Ass’n. Sales Pav., 6 mi. E. of Lancaster.
Thursday night, August 27, 7:30 P.M. Sharp!
45 Head all cows or bred heifers
25 fresh or due within 30 days of sale date
Vacc. T. B. and Bang’s Cert. Dehorned
Because of feed shortage in northeastern Penna.
Ward Kittle, Troy, Pa. decided to let our fieldman pick
35 of his best for this sale. They include nine grades, no
records, but good sound commercial cows that will make
yon money.
Additional consignments from western Penna. that
are fresh or heavy in calf.
Because of the many cattle we have sold recently
we predict a buyer’s market. Get them at your own price
to supplement your fall production.
SALE MANAGED BY:
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOC.
P. O, BOX 458 CAMP HILL, PA.
TUESDAY - AUGUST 25, 1964 12:30 NOON.
At the Shippensburg Fairgrounds, Shippensburg, Pa.
Go through the main street of Shippensburg, turn South
at Fayette St., go two blocks and turn Right to the Fair
grounds.
2 BULLS (Serviceable age) 18 COWS 18 BRED
HEIFERS. T.B. & Bangs Cert. - Vaccinated - Dehorned.
All either fresh or,due in August or September.
Guernsey Breeders from Carlisle to Hagerstown, Md.
throughout this area have concentrated to put their best
foot forward with consignments they would rather keep
themselves. They know these will make friends and main
tain and continue the fine reputation that the many
Guernsey herds have in this area.
They will maintain your Fall production and will
be foundation stock that will benefit your future Guern
sey program.
SALE MANAGED BY: For catalogs write:
THE PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
P. O. BOX 458 CAMP HILL, PA.
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1964
Special Cattle Sales
Abingdon Livestock Market, Inc.
ABINGDON, VA. PHONE 628-3551
Sale Every Thursday All Classes of Livestock
500-1000 lb. Native Steers Native Steee-Heifer Calves.
Ist Hereford STEER SALE 1000 Tues., SEPT. 1
2nd Hereford STEER SALE 1662* Tues., SEPT. 15
ANGUS STEER SALE 1433* Tues., SEPT, 22
ANGUS CALF SALE 533* Tues., SEPT. 29
3rd Hereford STEER SALE 2592* Tues., OCT. 6
STATE FEEDER CALF SALE—I339* Tues., OCT. 13
This State Feeder Calf Sale at 7:00 P.M.
Ist Tri-State CALF SALE 3192* Tues., OCT. 20
ANGUS COW SALE Sat., OCT. 24
This Angus Sale consists of 400 Bred Cows and Heifers,
PLUS 25 BULLS
Sponsored by Virginia Angus Association
4th Hereford STEER SALE 1500 Tues., OCT. 27
HEREFORD COW & HEIFER SALE Tues., NOV. 10
Consists of 409 Bred Cows and Heifers
Sponsored by Virginia Hereford Association
2nd Tri-State CALF SALE 1200
ALL CATTLE SALES START AT 1:00 P.M.
(Except State Feeder Calf Sale Noted Above 7 P.M.)
Tazewell Livestock Market, Inc.
TAZEWELL, VA.
Sale Every Monday All Classes of Livestock
FEEDER STEER SALE 1000
STATE FEEDER CALF SALE 800
CLINCH VALLEY CALF SALE 800
CATTLE SALES START AT 1:00 P.M.
All cattle in the sales at both markets will be officially graded
by Virginia Division of Markets and will be weighed-in on the
day proceeding the sale date. Check with your County Agent,
the Sales Committee or the Markets for further information.
' Indicates No. Head 1963 Sales
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL
Abingdon Livestock Market, inc.
A FEDERALLY SUPERVISED MARKET
ABINGDON, VA. PHONE 628-3551
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
Tues., NOV. 17
PHONE 982-9921
Wed., OCT. 7
Wed., OCT. 14
Wed., OCT. 21
MANHEIM TWP. 4-H
The Merry Stitchers 4-H Sew
ing Club of ‘Manheim Town
ship were the guests of the
North Lancaster Kiwanis Club
Wednesday evening at the
Stock Yard Inn. The Kiwanis
Club sponsored the 4-H Club
throughout the year.
The Merry Stitcheis present
ed their final fashion show
and were given gifts accord
ing to years in club work. The
girls also received their rec
ord books, 4-H pin?, and score
sheets from the judging Wed
nesday at tne Penn Manor
Round-up.
Mrs. Hubert Royer, Mrs.
Henry Kettering and Mrs. Ray
Ober are leaders of the Club.
Mr. Dairyman:
Would
to get
Of course you would. Here's
how!
Money spent for dry cow feed,
if of the right kind and proper-
ly used, is like loaning money
on sound collateral to be repaid
in 90 days on the basis of $3.00
return for each dollar loaned.
Feeding your dry cows the PIONEER way, may return your feed
dollars back to you three-to-one.
A dry cow, fed only 600 lbs. of PIONEER DRY & FRESH may
return as much os 2000 lbs. more milk.
PIONEER DRY & FRESH and THE PIONEER FEEDING PRO-
GRAM gives the dry cow the nutrients she needs to maintain
body reserves, produce a vigorous, healthy calf, and freshen
strong, ready to go into top production and maintain the pace
right through her lactation.
So why not put some money into that bank you have in your
barn, and get it back three to one.
There is profit in PIONEER.
Stop in soon or ask our servicemen about the PIONEER DRY
COW FEEDING PROGRAM.
REMEMBER there is a PIONEER FEEDING PROGRAM to fit
your need.
PIONEER
Joseph M. Good
& Son
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FARM EQUIPMENT SALE {
Wed., August-26th of 1(0:00 AIM'. {
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Martins Sales Barn £
Tractor and horse drawn implements, fey. £
turing fall harvesting equipment. Hardware, tools *
posts, hay and straw etc. ’ *
Will receive equipment from August 24th to *
sale date. J
PAUL Z. MARTIN
BLUE BALL, PA.
Ph. New Holland 354-6671
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you spend $l.OO
$3.00
. . . the feeds with balanced
Leolo
Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster Co.
We sell on commission
in return?
amino acids for better
protein building
Good's
Feed Mill
New Providence
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