Posteurize Eggs
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onella and the egg product
ujt be pasturized if tests are
jsitive. The pasteurization re
mcment would apply to all
;i products except whites be
nnmg Jan. 1, 1966.
The amended regulations
mild also require that all
jiiid or frozen egg whites be:
> pasteurized, or (2) tested
r Salmonella, or (3) heat
eated and tested for Salmo
ilki. beginning June 1, 1965
icd egg whites, except for
ose produced from pasteuriz
liquid, would be required
be heat treated in dried
im and tested for Salmo
11a beginning June 1, 1965. •
The BIGGEST
USED FARM EQUIPMENT SALE
At LANDIS BROS., Inc.
DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH
PRICED TO SELL!
OCMSri
One tractor does
the work of two!
John Deere 2010 Row-Crop Utilit
Does EVERY JOB on many farms; offers up to 45 variable h.p.; has
outstanding stability. That’s the compact “2010” designed for row
crop and utility work. It’s a low-profile surprise package with power
to handle a 3-bottom plow fast; clearance to handle all cultivating
jobs;, stability for hillside security; adaptability for fast work with
drawn, 3-point, mounted, and 540 or 1000 rpm tools. You’ll like its
part-throttle economy. We’ll demonstrate. Have Credit Plan.
!tl ger Implement- Co.
“ck BU 44467
B. C. Groff, Inc.
IVI Holland 354-8001
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1965
!■ Sole of Form Equipment, Tractors, I
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j -Tools and Machinery. J
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J Located in Lincoln, Pa., Rt. 322 J
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| one mile North of Ephrata at the J:
* Garden Spot Equipment Auction, Inc. 5
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* For Information Call the following numbers J
J Area 717 73M917 665-4806 J
| Area 717 626-5244 354-5099 3
OF THE YEAR
if LANDIS BROS., INC.
1305 Manheim Pike (1 Mile North of Lane, on Rt. 72)
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Alan Beyer
Christiana LY 3-5687
Shotzberger's
665-2141
Elm
M. S. Yeorsley & Sons
West Chester 696-2990
PH, 393-3906
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U«HN •ECU*
H. S. Newcomer & Son
Mt. Joy 653-3361
Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 393-3906
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 27, 1965
PUBLIC SALE
of
FARM EQUIPMENT, HAY AND CORN
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1965
Just off route 896, I mile South of 9 Points, Lancaster
County, Pa.
New Holland oil burning hay dryer, 30* Ruth elevator, John
Deere ha/ crimper, extension ladder, 2 unit DcLaval milkers,
i ’Mill ss steel strainers, pipe cutting tools, threaders up to 2”,
wrenches, old anvil, £ electric drills, other small tools. 2 feed
carts, corn and alfalfa hay by the ton.
Sale at 1:00 p.m. Terms by
E. E. BRUBAKER
Leroy Zook, Auctioneer
PARKCHESTER FARMS COMPLETE DISPERSAL
(With exception of few blemished cows)
MONDAY, MARCH 29
At the farm located on Rte. 22 on east edge of city of
HARRISBURG, PA.
120 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(63 Milking Age 25 Bred Heifers 2 Service Bulls
Balance ylgs. and calves)
Bang’s Certified, T. B. Acered., Calf Vacc., Exam for preg.,
Mastitis tested, tests will be made for out of state shipment.
50 DAUGHTERS SELL BY OSBORNHALE IVANHOE!!!
30 are in milk now, balance younger. An extremely lovely
group from top cow families.
HERD AVERAGE 1963 66.7 16,373 M. 604 FAT!!
HERD AVERAGE 1964 63. 17,004 M. 618 FAT!!
THESE HIGH RECORD YOUNG COWS ALL SELL !!
6 with fiom 813 to 874 fat, 2x. 12 with Dom 704 to 794 fat,
2x. 19 with from 600 to 694 fat, 2x. 9 with fiom 507 to 567 fat,
2x. 2 with 478 and 415 fat, 2x. 15 on test now with fiist calf.
OTHER TOP SIRES REPRESENTED!! 12 by Cochran General;
Maplebend Dean King Posch; Giay View Skyliner; Penstate Star
Man; Blossomelle Black Gold; Milk & Konev Svanhoe; Tum-A-
Lum Woody Mistery (60.000). and others. 19C4 SHOW RECORD
Parkchester had an extremely successful year at the SEPA
District Show at Hershey, Pa. Complete details in Holstein
World.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for any person wishing to
get started in Purebreds. Herd is built on top cow families and
show extreme stretch and scale with marvelous udders. Also top
opportunity for 4-H and FFA people to select calves for this
show season. You will virtually get first pick of this last crop
of calves.
THERE ARE BOUND TO BE BARGAINS for everyone
in every price bracket Make sure YOU are there to take
advantage of them.
Sale must start 11:00 A.M.
Catalogs
Lunch Available
Under Cover
raustix backus me. park SHE ESI EY,
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers _
Mayjfn \f V UWItCr,
iviexico, w. if. Harrisburg, Pa.
Ph. 717 -5450055
PUBLIC SALE
Sponsored by
BART TOWNSHIP FIRE CO.
COMMISSION AND DONATION AUCTION
9:00 A.M.
Saturday, April 3, 1965
Located 6 miles Southeast of Strasbuig, along Route 896
in Village of Georgetown, Lancaster County, Petina.
Six Pair of Mules, Ponies, Three Driving Horses
6 Tractors and all kinds of Farm Equipment including
2000 Tobacco Lath, Market Wagons, Buggies; 100 Locust Posts;
New and Used Harness.
Full line of Blacksmith and Carpenter tools, 6 chain saws;
Tons of Alfalfa, Timothy and Mixed Hay, three cribs of corn.
6 truck load new building material; Load of Potatoes in 50 lb.
bags, Approximately 100 Aluminum Storm Sash; 25 Aluminum
Storm Doors, (measure before coming to sale). Used Automo
biles.
Household Goods and Antiques
All new or good used items will be accepted for sale on a
commission basis. Many items expected that are not listed.
Items received April 1, 2 and morning of sale day. To
avoid congestion, please bring items April 1 and 2.
Terms by
BART TWP. ACTIVE FIREMEN
Bud Gochenauer, John Becker, Abe Diffenbach, Aucts.
LUNCH BY LADIES’ AUXILIARY
(No Hucksters Allowed)
HARRISBURG, PENNA
ALL DAY
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