10—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 29, 1966
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THE BATTERED CORN STUBBLE stands in proud rows
on this snowy battlefield.
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Choice 1000-1300 lbs 26 50-
27 50. Good 950-1275 lbs
$25 50-27 00, Standard ' to
Low Good 23 00-25 25, Util
ity 20.00-23.75,
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
Good and Choice 775-900 lbs.
2'i 50-25 00.
COWS Utility 16 75-
18 60, Few 19 25-19 50, Cut
ter 16 35-18 Sis, Canner and
Low Cutter 14.00-16.25,
BULLS Choice 890-
1175 lbs 25 35-26 25, Good
23 25-25 35, Utility and Com
mercial 19 00-22 50, Few 23-
35-24 10, Cuttei 17 75-20 50
FEEDER STEERS Load
Choice 550 lbs 28 75, Choice
725-1050 lbs 25 75-27 00,
Good 750-970 lbs. 24 50-
25 75.
CAiLVBS 500 Vealers
actne, $2 00-4 00 Higher.
Choice 44 50-47 50, Few 48-
00-49 00, Good 39 50-44 50,
Standard 35 50-40 50, Utility
29 50-36 00, Cull 95-120 lbs
27 00-30 50 70-90 lbs 24 50-
27 50
HOGS 600 Banovs and
gilts closed the week most
ly ‘•teadv Sows stead} to sO'c
Higher
BARROWS AXD GILTS
US 1-2 190-235 lbs 30 00-
30 50 US 1 200-240 lbs.
30 50-31 50, These sales
niam'o on Monda% US 1-3
190-240 lbs 29 50-30 00 2-3
190-250 lb« 28 S 5-29 50
2'50-200 lbs 2S 00-28 75
One Lot .Medium 165 lbs
2b 25
sows
US 1-3 315-440
lbs 23 75-24 75
SHE'BP 22 5 Wool Pd
Slaughter Lambs 81 00-2 00
Higbei Choice and Pnrae 85-
105 lb 7\ ooled lambs 83150-
32 25. Couple Lots Pnme 95-
105 lb 833 50-34 00 Good
80-105 lbs 20 00-30 25,
Choice and Pnme 5 0 lbs
$35 00-37 50
21 Driver-Salesmen
Of Moore Dairy Cited
PHILADELPHIA Twen
ty-one dm er-salesmen ot the
Moore Dany, Ine Lancaster,
■were cited by Pennsylvania
Mainutacturers’ Association
Insurance Company at a spe
cial Sate Dnvet Award meet
ing recently Each employee
received a “PMA Safe Driv
er ’ pm, indicative of his ac
cident-free record, fiom Rob
ert H Hunter, PMA fleet
safety engineer, who was al
so the mam speaker.
Also in attendance for the
ceremonies were William
Dersley, president and Mich
ael Moore, nee president of
the Moore Dairy, Inc , and
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Walter Millei, PM A district
manager.
Recipients of the “PMA
Bronze Awaid. ’ for comple
tion of 1 >eai without a.
chargeable accident were
Donald Aunent, Robert Ar
ter, Warren Bender, Jerry
Biesecker, Edward Brown,
John Campbell, N Eugene
Dams Chester George, Amos
Gi olt Blwood Heishey, Rioh
aid Hurst, Daniel Miller,
Thomas Obetz, Lewi’s Began,
Jack Ranch, John Risser,
Chailes Sammons, Eugene
Schlegelmrlch, Richard Stover,
CAUSES OF FIRES
KEJW YORK One out of
five fires in the United States
is cau'sed by matches and
smoking, the Insurance Infor
mation Intistute reports. An
other 20 percent are caused
by the misuse of electricity
and ‘by faulty electrical
Dams AVickenheiser and Har- equipment.
tHRSTFEDERALI
and /oftn v
ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
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Give if the same good care that you
can expect from it in case there
is a family emergency.
ACCOUNTS
INSURED TO $lO,OOO
25 North Duke St.
I'hone 393-0601
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“Congratulations to this
group of employees and their
management,” said H'unter,
"for them cooperation in mak
ing a fine contribution to
highway safety.”
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FARM WOMEN NO. 8
HOLD MEETING
Farm Women Society #8
met at the home of Misses
Anna Mae and Ruth Eby on
Saturday afternoon, January
I'S with Mrs. John Keener
presiding.
A musical program fea
tured; piano solo, Marilyn
Keener; accordion solo, Joyce
Keener; piano duet, Mrs.
Charles Shank and Mrs. El
mer Groff; and piano solo,
Mrs. Clarence Greider.
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The auditing committee
reported that the books have
been audited. The Society
voted to support the Farm
and Home program as a coun
ty project. They also decid
ed to serve food at the sale
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month prefer to buy
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Area Code 717 687-7631
Esbenshade Turkey Farm
SI3VCE 1890
PARADISE, PA.
Planning to buy a new
T ractor
See Farm Credit first for
Money
If you've been putting off buying a new tractor because
you lack “tractor money”, it's time to see Farm Credit.
You save money with a Farm Credit loan because you
pay only simple interest and only for the actual time
you use the money. And your repayment is fitted to
periods when you have actual farm income. Call Farm
Credit now.
LONG TERM
of Abner Rdsaer on W<
day, March 16.
A motion was made
the expenses for two
gates and the presiden
will go to the State Co;
tion at Harrisburg.
'Societies #8 and #1
go to the County Home
ruary 17 and treat the
there to bananai
life savers.
Reports on the state
vention were gi\en by jj
William Heisey, Mrs
Ney and Miss Ada Kr.iuj
Hostesses were; lyfj
Bby, Mrs. Edwin Myers, j|
Miss L. Mae Bruiser, it
The next meeting wilil*!
held February 19 at the
ot Mrs. Paul Witman. A
If You Cani
Afford To Carpi
Your Barn”. 7l
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Mint Sail, Im,
Gap 442-4148
Terre Hill 445-3455
New Holland 354-211;
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