: 64 County Firms
Support 4-H Sale
At the Sale of the Southeast
district 4H steers held at the
Sales Pavilion of the Lancaster
Stockyard Co. on Wednesday,
78 buyers bid in 105 head.
Sixty-four of these buyers
were community-minded Lan
caster County firms acting in
support of the 4-H’ers steer
feeding efforts. The top price
was 80 cents per pound which
was paid by George McMillan,
Acme Markets, Inc., for the
grand champion, an Angus
owned by Randy Scott. The
reserve grand champion, a
Hereford owned by Tom
Houser, was bought by H. F.
Hildebrand, Strasburg, at 38
cents per pound The average
sale price, including the
champion steer, was 32.5 cents;
without the champion, it was
32 cents per pound.
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You probably don’t think of your cows
as bankers, but if you put them on the
Pioneer Feeding Program, they can be
a sure source of steady, extra income.
The goal of this high-nutrient, feeding
program is simple more milk per
cow. According to dairy specialists, 9
out of 10 cows don’t get enough feed,
or the proper kind of feed, to produce
up to their genetic capacity. If this is
the case with your herd, you may be
getting 2,000 pounds of milk less, per
cow per year, than you should. The
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The 64 county people who
made this sale the most suc
cessful ever held were: H. F.
Hildebrand; Zinjmerman’s Res
taurant; Watt & Shand; S. K.
Shotzberger, Inc., Harry Herr;
Armstrong Cork Co.; Lancaster
County Farmers National
Bank; A. H. Hoffman Seeds,
Inc.; J C. Snavely & Sons.
Sears Roebuck & Co.; Way
Oil Co; John W Eshelman &
Sons; Musser’s Food Locker;
Kilheffer’s Food Market;
Darmstaetter’s Dep’t. Store;
Farmer’s National Bank of
Lititz; E W. Martin Co.; Penn
Dairies, Inc; Bell Telephone
Company of Pennsylvania;
Howard S Bunting Sons.
Sico Oil Co; Donegal Steel
Foundry Co ; Log Cabin Res
taurant; Manheim National
Bank; Wenger’s Feed Mill;
John B Byers Meats; A. K.
Mann, Jr, Shaub’s Shoe Shop,
S H Hiestand & Co.; Robert
Bushong, Maikley’s Meats.
Your Friendly Banker
. . . feeds you can bank on
M. Good
Son
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S. L. Heilbron & Sons; Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1964—13
Jacob H. Ruhl, Inc.; Eby’s.
Mill; Stauffer’s Suburban FULTON GRANGE NO. 66 ed over to the treasurer $9O
Diner; Elmer Sensenig; J. B. profit from the dance recent*
Planck & Sons; Arnold’s Fulton Grange No. 66 met ]y he j d at the hall
Garage; J. Lloyd Hollinger; October 26 at their hall in The next meeting will be
Town & Country Restaurant; Oakryn, Pa. David Wissler N ovem ber 9 at the hall in
Darrenkamp Food Market; acted as Master. Announce- Qakryn. Mr. Norman Wood
Union Stockyard Co.; Schick ment was made of the appoint- show slides of his recent
Electric, Inc; New Holland ment of the following Com- tg Alaska, Hong Kong,
Machine Co; Musser’s Potato mittees for the coming year; Manilla and Hawaii
Chips, Inc.; Conestoga Na- Legislative Committee—Nor
tional Bank. man Wood, Peter Fry and
Leisure Lanes of Lancaster, Carl Eastndge. Home Eco-
Inc; First National Bank of nomics Committee—Mrs. Chf-
Landisville; Wiggin’s Chevro- ford Holloway Jr, Mrs. Harold
let Co.; Hollinger’s Food Alexander, Mrs. Norman
Market; Buy-rite Thriftway Wood, Mrs. Russel Hartsoe
Stores; Martin’s Dairy; Bom- and Mrs. Charles Long. Com
berger’s Store; Union National munity Pi ogress Program
Mt Joy Bank. Committee Miss Mane Mur-
Fred F Groff, Inc.; Knight’s phy, Miss Jennette McCum
Meat Market; Fulton National mings, Miss Mabel Brabson,
Bank; A R Food Market; Clair Murphy and Mrs. Ara-
Garvin’s Dep’t Store; A. B. biose Giffmg Hospitality
Hollinger, Tiucks; Kunzler & Committee—Mrs Ralph Aim
Co, Inc; Bayuk Cigars, Inc; strong. Lecturer Committee—
Manheim Auto Auction; Charles McSparran and Mis
Good’s Ice Cream. Howaid Steinberg,
Pioneer Feeding Program is based on
increasing feed allowance as long as
milk production increases profitably.
For example, as little as 600 pounds of
feed invested in a dry cow returns as
much as 2.000 pounds of milk. Your
milking herd will respond equally well
when you challenge them to milk
right up to their capacity. We’ll be
happy to show you how you can milk
your cows for all their worth. We’ve
done it for your neighbors in this com
munity. Just give us a call or stop in.
We’re friendly, too.
Good's
Feed Mill
Hew Providence
The Grange voted to rein
state Maigaiet B Putchard
The Tieasmei’s books were
audited by the Finance Com
mittee and found to be couect
It was decided to send a con
tnbution to the Muscular Dys
tiophy Fund.
Mis Ambrose Giffing turn-
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FOWL'S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Quarryville
K. D. 2, Peach Bottom
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1. Stevens
C. E. SAUDER & SONS HERSHEY BROS.
R. D. 1, East Earl
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
La<rn and Bellaire- <,
H. M. STAUFFER.
& SONS, INC.
Wit’uer
MOUNTVILLE J
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
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More than 70 per cent, of
the mushrooms in the United
States are grown in the vicin
ity of West Chester and Ken
nett Square. Once a side-line
of dairy farmers in the area,
the cultivation of mushrooms
has become a profitable in
dustry.
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Self Service
SHOES I
Lane. Co.’s Largest H
Shoe Store H
All Ist Quality H
Super Low Prices fifl
220 W. King St.
Keiuholds
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
ROHRER’S MILL
R. D, 1, Rooks
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millersville
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