18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 6, 1965
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THE hud FIVE YOUNG FARMER WINNERS
IN THE GARDEN SPOT CHAPTER CORN CONTEST
received thou awards at the annual banquet at Garden
Spot High School Left to right: Abram Zeiset (5);
John E Campbell i 4); Roy Mentzer (3); Jonas Martin (2)
and Kennel h 3'dies (1) Skiles also won the High DHIA
Member Avw id, and ranked 26th in the county with a
herd aveiage of 15,400 pounds of milk, and 593 of
butterfat. L. F. Photo.
FARM WOMEN #ll MEETS If you can,t be S enerous
when it’s hard, you won’t be
when it’s easy.
Faim \V( "i mi Society Group
No 11 met at the
home of Mis Keiman Shirk,
Quan yvi lie
It was i spoiled that I©l
cancel p, d„ h>d been made
Anna AnnJi on 4 lepoited that
£he, Mis I'clen Wagner, Mrs
Wm. Buchei, and Mis Esther
Mussei toiued the Lancaster
County Home and Hospital re
cently undei the guidance of
Rev Wonacily, supenntendent
The Gioup was entei tamed
by a quartet fiom the choms
z 2 ?'-..’oi” -^h
the songs ‘Raisin Pie” andj
“Paradise ”
Society 11 will sew at the
Ressel home Mm eh Bth, and
at the Geneial Hospital,
Maich 4th The next meeting
will be held in the Quany
v.lle Methodist Chuich, at
which time Society No 23 will
be entertained
BgLastfati, jnf
Transfer Milk
Efficiently From Cow
to Bulk Cooler
The “sputiiKk” MJLLK-PORT
EU is tbe cieane,st, most effi
<u nt method tor fiansteirnig
milk liom tow to hulk cooler.
# Manulat <ui ed liom heavy
gauge stainless steel.
• lad seals tightly to keep
milk genii lic.c.
• Passes through openings
20” and over.
• Motes quiet and easily on
rubbei -tu cd, ball beating
w heels.
• Pots an.iv with long, e\-
pen site pipe, lines, milk
pumps and icleascr.
• Two si/cs.
• Low-cost sanitizing.
Inquire About Our
Lease Plan
Appiovcd for
City ot Philadelphia
Amos H. Rutt
B. D. a, Quai-rwille, Penna.
780-3897
PUBLIC SALE
of
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
to be held
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1965
On the premises located along road leading from Maytown
to Marietta, adjoining the Village of Maytown.
7 HEAD OF GRADE
HOLSTEIN COWS
These are young cows, had their second and third calves,
very good producers. Home raised; Bangs and T.B. Tested.
Health Charts will be furnished at the sale.
IMPLEMENTS
A. C. Model “D-14” with belt pulley, hour meter, low read
ing; A. C. 3-point hook-up three 14” Bottom Plow; two-row
Cultivator for D-14; double tobacco hoers; A. C. Sub-Soiler with
3-point hook-up, like new; All-Weather Cab for D-14 or D-15;
A. C. Model “B” Tractor in good condition; Cultivator for “B”;
A. C. Model B-C-CA Mounted 6 ft. Grass Mower; A. C. Side
Delivery Rake and Tedder P.T.0.; Cunningham Hay Crimper
used two seasons; A. C. All-Crop Harvester Combine with Grain
Bin. extra long delivery spout, 4-wheel tandem axle, P.T.0.;
A. C. Baler P.T.0.; A. C. Tractor 3-row Corn Planter used 2
seasons; mounted 3-row A. C. Corn Picker for WC; A. C.
Heavy Duty Transport Disk Harrow with guaranteed life
time sealed bearings, complete with tractor booster draw bar,
like new; Chattanooga single Cultipacker with sealed bearings
the same as heavy disk harrow; Judson Fertilizer Spreader;
Stauffer two-row Tobacco Planter on rubber with 4 seats; New
Idea No. 12-A Manure Spreader; McCormick Deering 16-disk
Grain and Fertilizer Drill; two Wagons with 6 ply rubber tires,
beds, and 24 ft. tobacco ladders to fit; one Heavy Duty Rubber
tire Wagon with extra heavy frame and bed; Heavy Duty dual
wheels trailer with dump bed, cable wench, and 33 ft. tobacco
ladders to load from side; Dellinger Hammermill with governor
and traveling feed rolls; 4-row rear-mounted Wecder; 3 section
Spring Harrow with hitch for cultipacker; 550 gal. water tank
with valve and 2V> inch Delivery Hose; mounted wood saw for
D-W.C. or D-14; Smoker Bale Elevator with electric motor: G. E.
Welding Machine; McCormick Deering Ensilage Culler with 45
ft. of pipe and distributing pipe; Leola Hog Feeder; Hog Water
Fountains; Hudson Pressure Controlled Sprayer for tobacco;
M.H. 30 Sucker Spray Material; mounted eleetiic op.;, a ted
Grass Seeder for tractor; belt lacing machine with complete
pressure operating hinge joint; endless belt; cylinder corn
shelter; 3-hole corn shelter with mounting for motor; AL
Compressor with storage tank; 1200 lb. Fairbanks PI.U' V - '■>
Scales; Reaper knife sharpener; Haverly 4-can Milk Coo’
Heavy Guage Copper-lined inside aluminum Exteiiov, ,
teed not to rust, Hermatically Seated Servel Operation: >o 5 ’
stainless steel wash tubs, large size; 2 Hindman Milkeis . I
50 lb. stainless steel pails; practically new vacuum ■ jnip 1
motor; 4 drawer filing cabinet; full line of Butcher T
2 Paragon Electric time clocks, like new; Million Dollar Elec.
Automatic Heated Chick Battery, 400 cap.; square back si
2-horse pole; poultry equipment; tarp for truck; tray .ui:
tire wheelbarrows; log chains; forks; shovels; tools of all ...
bags; hay by the ton, had no rain, all hay was crimped;
corn by the ton; and a Jot of articles too numerous to
Sate to start at 12:00 Noon, when conditions will be ’ ■
known by
Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers
Garman & KraybUl, Clerks
Refreshments will be served by Farm Women No, 3
• For The Form Wife
(Continued from Pago 14)
6 slices process American
choose
Make waffles according to
your favorite recipe. For top
ping, combine aU ingredients,
except cheese Spread mixture
on each waffle section. Tbp
each with a cheese slice. Broil
1 oi 2 iminutes or until cheese
is melted. Serve immediately.
Makes 6 servings.
TUNA-FRUIT SALAD
cans (7-oz) tuna, drained
orange, peeled, cut into
bite-size pieces
unpeeled apple, diced
cup seedless grapes,- cut in
halves
cup coarsely broken wal
nuts
1 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon grated lemon
peel
2 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
Salad gieens
Lemon quarters
Paprika
Flake drained tuna into
medium size pieces. Combine
tuna, orange, apple, grapes
and walnuts Blend mayon
naise, lemon peel and lemon
juice. Stir half of the Mend
ed mayonnaise through the
salad ingredients lightly. To
serve, spoon salad onto crisp
salad greens; garnish With
lemon quarters and sprinkle
with paprika Serve remaining!
salad dressing.
CHARLES F. m -
Why Crops Need Limestone
Two important Ingredients needed by crops are cal.
rliim and magnesium, Both arc regularly lost through tb,.
soil by the follow lug ways:
(t) Hy lenelilng, which Is n' slow leaking uwa.v, ~
normal process where there is rainfall.
(2) Hy crop removals, Legumes, such as hay and
other gieens, are taken oft the lields, Instead oi
plowed under.
( :l ) D.V general use of the soil
■ Hot ' lH,sp of •his I<> SS . the soli becomes what is known
as high in add. Putting on limestone muj supply calcium
and magnesium and correct the soil acidify at the sain,
time.
It has been shown in evperimonts by ngricnltiii.il
colleges and experiment stations that lor every doll.n
spent for limestone, from .$3 to .«?15 are returned to the
farmer through increased jields.
Tlie V.S. Government is so thoroughly convinced oi
the worth of applying limestone that about one-half ol
the cost is granted free when application is made for it
This is to encourage tanners to be certain to use lime
stone.
It does pay to use limestone!
MARTIN'S LIMESTONE
IVAN M, MARTIN, Inc. £ew
’ Terre Hill 445-3455
BLUE BALL, PA. Gap HI 2-4148
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM EQUIPMENT AND
LIVESTOCK
Saturday, MARCH 13, 1965
Situated in South Londonderry Twp., Lebanon County,
Along the Road Leading from Colebrook to
Upper Lawn, Route 341.
75 Head Shoats 40-125 Lbs.
FARM EQUIPMENT
John Deere 3010 R.C. Tractor, fully equipped; John Deere 41
Tractor and Cultivator, Massey Harris Model 26 10-ft. Self-pio
pelled Combine, New Holland 68 Hayliner, John Deere 15 u
Single-disk Grain Drill, John Deere 30’ Bale Elevator, John
Deere Hay Conditioner, John Deere 4-bar Tractor Rake, J. D
No. 127 5’ Rotary Mower, 2 New Idea Wagons with beds, New
Idea No. 201 140-bu. P.T.O. Tractbr Spreader, New Idea -No,
207 165-bu. Tractor Spreadci, J. D. No. 120 4-14” Plow, J D,
Killifer 7’6” Offset Disk Harrow, Brillion 10-ft. Pulverizer, 12 ft,
Spring-tooth Harrow, Danuser 3-pt. Post Hole Digger, U ft.
Fairbanks Weigh Seale, J. D. S-16 Subsoiler, J. D. No. 246 3pt,
Corn Planter, Tractor-mounted Wood Saw, Tractor-mounted
Field Sprayer, Giain Blower, Rotary Hoe Attachment for culti
vator, 20-ft. Extension Ladder, Platform Scales, Poultry Feed
ers and Founts, Hog Feeder, Cattle Oilers, Air Compressor,
Hand Seeder, Electric Drill, Large Quantity of Good QuaWy
Greases, Power Lawn Mower, Feed Carts, Bench Saw, Cow
Chains, Cow Tags, Tow Chains, Electric Fencer, Socket Sets,
Hand Tools, New Holland 30-ft. Elevator, Stalk Shredder, Cioss
section Corn Elevator, PTO-DC Generator, New Case 7 ft. Mow
er, 3-Brl. Field Sprayer, V/> H.P. Electric Motor, Market Sleigh,
Electric Saw, Rakes, Forks, Shovels, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dinner Bell, Plank-seat Chairs, Shutter Hinges, Maytag Washci,
Porch Furniture and numerous other items.
Reason for selling Have rented my farm, discontinuing
my farm operations.
At the Same Time end Place the following
consignment of abides will be offered as
follows:
Tiiick load of hay, straw, and ear com; Fannall H tractor with
loader, MeDeeiing 27V mower, 1953 '/> ton Studebaker pickup
truck, 1856 V> ton Dodge pick-up tiuck, Case heavy duty ofl
s*t disc, JD 3 pt. coin planter, 16 ft. gal. grain elevator, jllo
jKciing 2 14” fast hitch plow, Oliver side delivery rake on
■.itbbei, 275 gal. water trailer, cement mixer with engine, N H.
3C ( elevator, stalk shredder, cross-section corn" elevatub
' generator, New Case 7’ mower, 3 Brl. Field sprayci,
1 -4 n snapper, 11 • lip. electric motor, market sleight
d roofing, felt i oil .per, asphalt shingles, bl.w
<■ scalding trough. r.y, rnd used scoops, new
... ’-mist, air cD’up'f'rt, locust posts, chicken feed
’s S' *iy Vjr. 'ie.-'t'i, 'iq-’e chairs, window sadi
-'ib’ of Vi" pk.., paint, bolts, nails, locks,
< -»y other item'. U crons to mention,
cut oi ca«'’'c 1 j children’s dresses.
-by i ! -e Chi-Jh _> Jumbo Subs),
a by Bachmanr ./„■ h of the Brethren Men's
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S. K. SHOTZBERGER, Owner
' V small tools, farm
las.
j, Clerks.