Itauffer Bull
akes Reserve
itles At B&W
highlight of Tuesday’s
l-Atmertiican Dairy Show was
1965 W. VA. FEEDER
Cattle & Calf Sales
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, INC.
Moorefield, West- Virginia
Two Year Olds, Yearlings and Calves.
THIS IS AN OPEN SALE ALL KINDS OF STOCK CATTLE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - 7:30 P.M. (DST)
2000 Head
FEEDER CALF SALES, ALL GRADED AND STAMPED
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I - 7:30 P.M. (EST)
1000 Head
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 - 7:30 P.M. (EST)
1200 Head
Sale sponsored by the W. Va. Department of Agriculture
W. V*. Extension Division, and the South Branch Stockyards, Inc.,
Moorefield, W. Va.
Dairymen everywhere
are getting
ahd more
with Ful-O-Pep Dairy Feed
NEW HOLLAND
QUARRYVILLE
See who* Ful-O-Pep Cattle-izer Dairy Feeds can do
Passmore Supply Co.
Cochranville, Pa.
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
S. H. Hiestond & Co., Inc. H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Salunga - Witxner
X C. Walker <& Son, Inc.
Gap, Penna.
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'the 12th 'annual Pennsylvania
Black and ‘White Show. Local
winners were in short supply
in this highly competitive
event, tout 'Clarence Stauffer
of Bptorata captured reserve
senior an'd reserve grand
championships wiith his hull
COCHRANVILLE
STEVENS
for YOUR milk production!
Sbnny Craft .Dean Captain. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 18, 1965—13
iHjs animal placed second 'all
the way to the owned |b j A> and w D .
en "l 0f . B, ‘ a : r ?u OUn ?' r R r h ‘ Fairchild and Frederick C.
ard Frederick, -the defending Hadki o£ Berwick. Columbia
champion. County. The F.vn childs won
The junior champion bull ithe same title last year Ray
was Fan wood Reflector Duke, mend A Seidel, of Vngmville,
.Berks Courly, won the icserve
junioi title w.ith his Kcicihen
h'.ll iShamirock
Orton and Duane Mattocks,
of Tioy, Bradfoid County,
showed the gland champion
and senior champion female,
a four yeai-old cow. Mattocks
(Faim Diplomat Floreen
Reseive grand champion and
reserve senior champion fe
male honors went to Allen
Dairy Farms. 'lnc, Mechanics
burg. Cumberland 'County
The junior champion female
lavas shown by John M Um
ble, of Atglen, Chester Coun
ty, 'and the reserve title went
to Creed’in C 'Comman, Cai
-11 sle, and Clai ence Cornman,
!Ji , of Newlburg, ‘Cumberland
County
Both the premier bieedei
and premier exhibitor awards
were won by Mecbamcsburg
entries, H Wayne Locke and
Allen Dairy Farms, lespective
ly
more milk
butterfat
ELIZABETHTOWN
SALUNGA
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
Kirkwood Feed & Groin
Kirkwood
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Stevens, Penna.
We fully understand the im
portance of this major book
ing decision on your part. We
would appreciate the opportu
nity of talking with you soon.
Leola
, Also highlighting Tuesday’s
'program hvas a Guernsey sale,
second of three scheduled at
'the AII-Amei ican Holstems
tweie sold Monday night, and
Jerseys go on sale at 12 30
ipm. Wednesday,
A foieign visitor, L F V
iS'amt-Paul, a daiiyman from
Oberbay&rn, West Germany,
■found the All-American Dairy
Show “amazing ” He was es
'peciall'y impressed t'o see “so
many fine animals under one
loof at one time”
BOOK!
DAIRY
FEEDS
NOW!
Feed & Grain
-’Grinding and Mixing
Phone (717) 656-3811 Res. 392-5993
Is 7 Newport Kd., Leola, Pa,
“Make It With
Wool” Contest
Set For Nov.
Pennsylvania young women
and girls soon will be com
peting' in a “Make It With
Wool” contest that will be
seiving an added pin pose as
a distaff aid to agucultuie. ac
coiding to 'State Agiieulluie
Secietaiv Leland H Bull
Only American loomed knit
ted or felted, 100 percent wool
may be used in fashioning
garments that aie to be
judged in district, state and
national competition
'Secietary Bull said the
state’s sheepmen pioduceneai
ly 1,500,000 pounds of wool
annually, and that the contest
will help >to stimulate this
phase of the Commonwealth
farm pi ogi am
Closing date foi entenng
the competition is Nov 6.
Twelve distnct roundups vmII
be held Nov 12-20, and ‘he
state finals, Nov 26-27 in Hai
nsbuig Mrs Dick M Coons,
Yoik R 3, is state dueotoi