—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 10, 1964
14
Calf & Feeder Sales
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 - 7:00 P.M. E.S.T.
1800 calves.
Sale sponsored by W. Va. Dept, of Agriculture and South Branch
She'll Be A Banker When She Grows Up
Most calves simply grow up to be cows. Some
grow up to be a sure source of steady, ex
tra income as well. It all depends upon
bow you feed them. The Pioneer Feeding
Program can make the profitable difference.
The capacity to handle maximum feed and
produce more milk is determined early in
your cows’ lives, during the calf and heifer
stage. Thus, a fruitful feeding program
must be designed to meet all the nutritional
requirements of growing cattle and to insure
efficient production when they join the
millring herd.
SINCE 1870
Joseph M. Good
& Son
1964 Special
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, INC.
Moorefield, West Virginio
Stockyards, Inc., Moorefield, West Virginia
. . . feeds you con bonk on
Leola
Dairymen who employ the Pioneer Feeding
Program find that it is not only reasonable
in cost, but sets the stage for realizing the
full production potential of the cow. To
morrow’s milking herd is in your calf barn
right now, and today is the best time to
establish a feeding program that will mean
to help you set one up, as we have helped
more milk per cow per year. We would like
many of your friends and neighbors in this
community. Call us or stop in. Your cal
ves, too, can be bankers when they grow up.
Good's
Feed Mill
New Providence
JOLLY STITCHERS
Seven members of the Jolly
Stitchers 4-H Club entered
their 4-H outfits in the Eph
rata Farm Show sewing dis
play. Two of the members won
red ribbons, second prize; two
won white ribbons, third prize;
and one member won a pink
ribbon for fifth prize.
The seven girls who entered
were Cindy Smith, Sharon Ro
den, Kaye Smith, Joyce Horst,
Gail Smith, Sandra Snyder,
and Jane Smith.
1600 HEAD
High Qualify Va. Feeder Calves
STEERS AND HEIFERS
300 to 700 lbs.
Friday, Oct. 16 -1 P.M. E.S.T.
Fauquier Livestock Exchange
Marshall, Vo.
3 miles North East of Marshall at
Intersection of Rts. 55 and 709
State Graded Vaccinated Uniform Lots
Sponsored by Va, Feeder Calf Assoc.
Information: Contact County Agent Warrenton
Phone 347-2313
Milking Herd Dispersal
Registered and Grade Holsteins
Monday, Oct. 19, 1964
Location: 12 miles south of Lancaster, 1 mile south of
Buck, along Route 72, Drumore township, Lancaster Co., P«.
52 Head Holstein Cattle 52
47 Cows and Ist Calf Heifers (16 Keg.) 5 Heifers all ages
Certified and Accredited, Calfhood Vaccinated,
Pregnancy Checked
Included in the Sale:
Dtr. of Hays Inspiration, 7 Yr. 375 da. 17.562 M 661 F inc.
Dtr. of M. Dean King Posch, 6 Yr. 338 da. 16,298 M 555 F
Dtr. of Shaws Fern Tidy Lass, 3 Yr. 305 da. 14,46504 49TF
Dtr. of Hays Inspiration, 3 Yr. 262 da. 13,042 M 499 F inc.
Dtr. of Wetona Pathfinder Direct, 3 Yr. 238 da. 11,58511
437 inc.
Dtr. of Pabst Comet Wayne Prilly, 3 Yr. 300 da. 11,750 H
466 F. classified V. G. 85 pts. Due Nov. 3. Her dam class
ified V. G. 87 pts. Her maternal sister’s record: 269 da, 17>*
723 M 716 F, 5 Yr. Another maternal sister, 3 Yr. 558 F.
Bess, Grade 340 da. 12.954 M 583 F
Hearty, Grade, 3 Yr. 347 da. 14,910 M 562 F
Grade dtr. of Roeland Reflection Sovereign, 4 Yr, 295 d»>
12.067 M 5511V1 inc.
Many of the cattle are sired by Northeastern Pa. A.B.C.
Sires.
Bred mostly to ABS and S.P.A.B.C. Bulls
Cattle are young, have desirable udders and dairy quality-
Cattle have never been overfed. Strictly a fall freshening hero-
FARM MACHINERY
Allis Chalmers G tractor, complete with cultivator, fertiU
zer attachment and manure loader; John Deere 50 tractor wit®
live shaft and power trol; John Deere Cyclone A tractor wit®
power trol and live hydraulic; JD 44 2 bottom plow; JD 415 »
bottom plow; JD 74 chopper; New Idea 7 ft. trailer mowrij
New Idea No. 17 spreader; Ontario tractor drill (14 disc); N*”
Holland 611 chopper; New Holland 24 ft. bale conveyor; Speeoj
fail chopper; Dunham cultipacker and disc harrow. '
Sale at 12:30 P.M. Sharp, By
-J. EVERETT AND
FLORENCE MAY KHEIOE*
BU4-4517 R. D. 1, Quarryville, p *
Ancts. and Sale Mgrt.
Diller and Kreider
The club also entered a sew.
ing exhibit featuring miniature
outfits of the clothes made by
the club members this year.
The exhibit won first prize.
Mamey H. Defter
Auctioneer M Appraiser
LAMPETER
Ph. Lancaster fiX 4-1709
Complete