Form Equipment
180 Amp. IJncoln Welder,
New Price $BO.OO. Hiestand,
Inc., HI, Marietta. Ph: 426-
BSOI.
For Sale Dearborn com
bine with engine and starter
good cond. $lOO. Jim Warfel,
(717 548-2589, Peach Bottom,
Pa.
For Sale Used milk cool
ers; one 300 gal. Wilson bulk
tank, stainless steel, good con
dition; one 400 gal. Esco bulk
milk tank, MOD No. 1 approv
ed; one 300 gal. Jamesway bulk
tank, S.S., two 40 gal. Girton;
one 300 gal. Girton; one 350
gal. Esco, MOD No. 1 approv
ed; one 400 gal. Esco.
CLARK ELECTRIC
Rl, Kinzers, Pa.
Ph. Intercourse 768-8501
New John Deere Balers, Rakes,
Conditioners, and Harvesters
at Mid Season specials. A.B.C.
Groff, Ine., New Holland, Pa.
Ph: -354-8001.
For Sale—Self-propelled com
bine —12. ft, John Deere, Mod
el 55 in good working order.
Call 665-2962.
For Sale Deep well pump
200’ 2” pipe. Also 5-10-15 hole
chicken nests. Ph. 653-3395.'
For Sale Combines, self
propelled and pull type with
bins and baggers; balers, har
vesters, choppers, elevators,
blowers, forage wagons, rakes,
mowers and rotary mowers.
KEENER EQUIP CO.
iPhone 569-9861
1531 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, Pa.
See The New 60 Ton per hour
UNI-SYSTEM Chopper New
IVs H.P Vacuum pump $298
WILBUR GRAYBILL
New Idea - Clay - Mch. Shop
Lititz Ph. 626-5221
Livestock For Sale
A large selection of young Wis
consin Holstein Dairy Cows.
Mostly close and fresh Deliver
ed to your farm on order. A
mere post card or letter will
bung our field man to your
farm for arrangements Free
taxi service to see cattle for
Amish dairy farmers Terms
cash or liberal credit Write or
Phone I. ~ Greenberg & Son,
Box 249, Mount Holly, New
Jersey, AC 609-267-1101, “50
yrs. of experience.!’
For Sale Purebred York
shire boars, bred gilts and
open gilts. Carcass champion
ship bloodlines. Willow Glen
Farm, R. D. 1, Strasburg, Pa.
Phone AC 717 786-2562.
NATURAL FOODS
Tasty, Natural, Whole Foods!
You should try these to see
what a -difference proper care
and affectionate handling can
make! We raise and prepare
foods of all kinds here on our
farm along lovely Penns Creek
No short cuts n'o chemicals.
Poisons, synthetics or artifi
cials Eveiything is done in
the best way we know.
We wish you could come to
see the whole, unique opera
tion People do, from every
where. Our store and ‘plant’
aie open daily from 8 to 4,
Sundays excepted. We ship by
mail, too write for our con
ing lisP WALNUT ACRES,
Penns Creek, Pa.
Household Goods
Tappen gas ranges, Norge ap
pliances, Quaker oil heaters
and bottled gas service.
BENJ. SHENK
Lampeter, Pa.
Phone 397-2486
1966 DOMESTIC sewing ma
chine, cabinet model. 5 months
old. Over casts & Monograms,
Sews on buttons; makes button
holes. Blind-hems skirts and
dresses. Fancy Stitches. No at
tachments needed. Sews with
1 or 2 needles. 5 year guaran
tee.
UNPAID BALANCE $27.80
or terms of $5 down and $6
per month
Call Capital Credit Dept. Lan
caster 392-4341 or Reading 372-
5763, out of town call collect.
Poultry & Supplies
Famous CHIX-CINERATORS,
Efficient disposal of dead
chickens, turkeys or other
small animals by cremation.
30 day guarantee or money re
funded. Hiestand, Inc. Ph. 426-
9301.
Egg washers, new and used.
We repair all makes. Hiestand,
Inc., Marietta Rl, Ph. 426-
9301.
DEKALB
STARTED PULLETS
Phone DeKalk York Hatchery,
York 848-1770 oi DeKalb Dis
trict Sales Office, Lancaster
394-5157.
Now is the time to have
your dairy barn or chicken
house air conditioned by
Vent-O-Matic. Control venti
lation without drafts. All in
stallation guaranteed. Also
other used fans. Also Chore
Time poultry equipment.
Hiestand, Inc., Marietta Rl,
Ph. HA 6-9301.
BABCOCK B-300*s
Top on Farms Everywhere
will be Tops on
TOUR FARM
too • • « «
BABCOCK
HATCHERY, INC.
R. D. S, tiltlfo, Pa.
Phone: 717-626-5872
CUSTOM HAULING
OF ALL TYPES
PHONE
397-8854
Ph. 397-0035
Richard R. Forry
£pnas n 9'
- - --
Lancaster, Pa.
High Pressure washing
and disinfecting of
Poultry and Cage houses
Also equipped for oil spraying
in Poultry houses.
Auction
DAIRY COWS AT AUCTION
TUBS. JUNE 28, at 7:30 p.m.
47 HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS
Artificial breeding by Curtis.
Many fresh, springers, others
in full flow of milk, some bred
heifers., .
Consigned by
Russel Cleaver, Jr., owner
Sale at GALENA, MD.
H. RUDNICK & SONS, MGRS.
JOE RUDNICK, Auctioneer
HELP WANTED
Married man to manage large
poultry farm near Summer
ville, NJ. Starting salary $5,-
000 per year. Living quarters
and other benefits. Sunrise
Milling Corp., 33-35 Middaugh
St., Summerville, New Jersey
08876. Phone 201-722-1400.
Local Classified
Advertising Rates
Use This Handy Chart To
Figure Your Cost
Words (1) issue (3) Issues
14 or Less $l.OO $2.40
15 1.05 2.52
16 112 2.69
17 1.19 2.86
18 1.26 3.03
19 ' 1.33 3.20
20 1.40 3.36
KEYED ADS (Ads with
answer coming to a Box
Number, % Lancaster Farm
ing)- 50c additional
Ads running 3 or more con
secutive times with no change
billed at 20% discount with
$l.OO minimum.
DEADLINE - Wednesday
noon of each week’s publica
tion.
LANCASTER FARMING
P O. Box 266
Lititz, Pa.
Ph Lancaster 394-3047 or
Lititz 626-2191
Poultry & Supplies
GARBER
G-200
Leghorn Layers
a champion for INCOME
combined with
EGG QUALITY
Day Old Chicks
and Started Pullets
FLORIN FARMS, INC.
R. D. 1, Mount Joy
653-9891
BH«M
iss
Layers
Greider Leghorn
Farms, Inc.
/hone 653-2455
MOUNT JOY R. 1. PA.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 25, 1966
MISCELLANEOUS
PIPE
Steel used No. 1 shape —2, 3,
4,6, 8 inch. Call 739-9040,
Maryland Pipe, Box 394,
Hagerstown. Md.
MULCH HAY
Highest prices paid, any
amouilt. Kaolin Mushroom
Farms, Avondale, Pa. Ph:
1-215-268-2202.
For Sole
For Sale—4 fresh Angus cows,
all registered. Also registered
Angus bull. C. Martin Green
leaf. R. D. #l, Oxford, Pa.
Phone Kirkwood 529-2704.
For Sale Mushroom Soil to
beautify your lawns and gar
dens. Any amount. Gap New
port Mushroom Farm, Phone
AC 215-268-8808. Lane. Area
Ph. 394-2611.
1 purebred Yorkshire boar, 5
Yorkshire bred gilts, 2 pure
breds and 3 York Crosses due
in August and Sept. Neat cer
tification background. Mrs.
Glenn Pounds, R#l, Douglass
ville, Pa. Ph. Area 215-582-6452
REAL ESTATE
For Sale: Dairy and beef-cat
tle farms, country homes, and
town properties in beautiful
Bradford County, Pa. “This is
cattle country.” Harold F
French, RE Broker, Troy, Pa.
16947.
Mail Box Market
For Sale John Deere #lO
chopper New Idea mower.
New Idea Manure spreader. C.
Roy Bixler, R.D. #l, Marietta,
Phone 426-4539
For Sale—Massey Ferguson 3
pt. cultivator complete with
fenders. Used one season
Phone 215-942-2098.
For Sale—Pekin ducks and
ducklings Phone 733-8770
Musser’s 327’s
Shell Out
Lots of Large
White Eggs
PUBLIC HORSE SALE
Monday Eve., June 27, 1966
Martin's Sales Stables
Blue Ball, Pa. r Lane. Co.
Standardised, saddle, pleasure, driving and com
mission horses. Some ponies. Tack at 6 P.M.
Horses at 7 P.M.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Phone (717) 354-6671
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FRIDAY, JULY I, 1966
Sole of Form Equipment, Tractors,
Tools and Machinery.
Located in Lincoln, Pa., Rt. 322
one mile North of Ephrota ot the
Garden Spot Equipment Auction, Inc.
For Information Gall the following numbers
Area 717 733-7917 6654806
Area 717 626-5244 354-5099
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4-H Club News
(Continued from Page 14)
represent the club in the con
test tryouts. They are—senior
queen, Donna Glick, and run
nerup, Cynthia Brackbill; Jun
ior queen, Jane Moober, and
runnerup, Dianne Myers.
CONESTOGA VALLEY 4-H
STITCHERS PICK QUEENS
by Diane Bare, reporter
At a June 21st meeting the
Conestoga Valley 4-H Sewing
Club members named Karen
Bare as senior queen candidate
and Sandy Brubaker and Di
ane Bare as junior queens.
At an earlier meeting, the
following club officers were
elected: Nancy Risser, presi
dent; Karen Bare, vice presi
dent; Diane Rohrer, secretary;
Carol Bare, treasurer; Debbie
Trout, and Miriam Herr, song
leaders; Cindy Struble and Pat
ty Bare, game leaders; Diane
Bare, news reporter; Carol
Bare was named County Coun
cil representative.
Junior officers elected were;
Marcia Herr, president; Rose
Burkhart, vice president; Sandy
Brubaker, secretary; Brenda
Smoker and Jean Donnley,
song leaders; Vicki Glass and
Wanda Landis, game leaders.
The next meeting will be
held on June 28 at the Cones
toga Valley Junior High
School.
HILLTOP STITCHERS 4-H
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
by Mary Swarr, reporter
The 4-H Lexington Hilltop
Stitchers met for their first
summer meeting on June 16
at the home of Mrs Thomas
Smith, Lititz R 1 The meeting
began at 2:30 Candy Seiver
hng presided.
The following officers were
elected for the 1966 season;
president. Candy Seiverlmg;
vice president, Marta Smith;
secretary, Mary Spangler;
tieasurer, Sandy Bollinger;
news reporter, Mary Swarr,
game leaders, Susie Keith and
Debbie Kleinfelter, and song
leaders, Nancy Beai and An
drea Smith
Susie Keith was chosen as
a contestant for the Junior 4-H
Queen Contest, and Maiy
Spangler was chosen as Senior
4-H Queen candidate
After the elections, Mrs
Smith talked to the different
age gioups about their respec
tive sewing projects
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