34 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3, 1966
4-H NEWS
PEQUEA VALLEY
4-H HOLDS ROUNDUP
by Carol Eby, reporter
The anntjal roundup of the
Pequea Valley 4-H Club was
bold Monday night at the In
tercourse Civic Grounds.
Mrs. Charles Hoober and
Mrs. Edward Miller judged
the sewing outfits made by
the girls. The first year girls
were judged only on the neat
ness and sewing of their gan
ments. The other girls were
judged on appearance, model
ing, accessories with the dress,
neatness of sewing, and suit
ability to the occasion.
Miss Cynthia Brackbill and
Miss Glenda Watts judged the
cakes made by 'the cooking
girls. The cakes were judged
on texture, flavor, and color.
The sewing girls will receive
their ribbons at a fashion
show in which they will model
their outfits.
No date has been set for the
fashion show.
LEOLA PINCUSHIONS
PLAN ROUNDUP
fcy Cynthia McQuate, reporter
The Leola Pincushions 4-H
Club held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs Jacob
Hoober, August 24
Plans were made for Round
up on September 7, which
will also be held at Mis
Hoober’s.
The meeting was followed
by social time, and the mem
bers worked on their projects
Nine members and two lead
ers were piesent
The next meeting will be
held September 7
KOOKIE KOOKS CLOSE
OUT SUMMER SEASON
Jby Ellyce Jean Engle, reporter
The annual roundup of ithe
Penn Manor Koofcie Kooks was
held Wednesday, August 31,
at Stehmans Church Pavilion
with .twenty members and ten
motheis present.
To complete their project
requirements, the third year
girls planned and presented
the following program-
Songs: “We’re from Pennsyl
vania” led by Linda Porter,
“The Basic Four” composed
and led 'by Mane and Nancy
Kocker-, Humorous skit, two
piano solos - Mane Kocker and
Nancy Kocker; skit: “The Ele
phant,” characters- Elephant—
Linda Porter, Trainer—Conme
Stehman, Victim Christine
Stehman, accordian solos Cyn
thia Grossman, monologue
Nancy Barley
Test on Table Settings and
Table Manners Linda Poiter,
Conme Stehman, Dons Harmsh
and Ellyce Jean Engle
After the piogram game
leaders, Tern Brenner and
Carla McDonna, took charge
until refreshments
During the afternoon the
• Mail Box Market
For Sale 1931 Chev 2-dr.
Sedan, restored and running
$595 2 end-gate silage wa
gon boxes with unloader
$350. 1956 T-hcense CMC 10
ft. stake body $695. G. Dar
lington, Lititz 626-7440.
For Sale FEEDER PIGS.
Crossbred, 50 pound average
weight. Call 665-5728.
Some Gave Up and
Cried,
Others Tried A
Classified
In Lancaster Farming
able to attend the roundup and
wiahea to complete her pro
leadera, Mra. Witmer Dull and Ject must take her book and
Mrs. Charles Kocker, scored exhibits to either of the lead
the gilds’ books and exhibits, era within a week.
Each of the girls was awarded This roundup closes this
a ribbon. summer’s cooking sessions of
Any member who was un- the Kookie Kooks.
NEW COMPACT DESIGN
VHIGH CAPACITY
FORD W"
FORAGE HARVESTER
ALLEN H. MATZ
505 E. Main St.
New Holland
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Thursday, September 22, 1965
at 2 P.M.
FARM
Large farm of 267 A. partly in W. Donegal Twp.,
Lancaster Co., and partly in Londonderry Twp., Dau
phin Co., at Conewago Station, along Pa. and Reading
Railroads.
Suitable for industry, development, recreational
area as well as farming. Borders Conewago Creek.
Improvements include 2 1 /z story stone mansion
house with slate roof, containing 10 rooms, and frame
and brick attached dwelling containing 7 rooms. Large
frame bank barn 80 x 60 and stone barn 60 x 80; block
milk house, corn crib, frame implement shed. 2 wells
on premises.
Easy access along State Road 36072 and Twp.
Road 863.
WOODLAND
Valuable tract of woodland bordered by Pa. Rail
road and Conewago Creek. Containing 150 A. heavy
stand of timber. 1866 ft. of road fronting along Twp.
roads 306 and 863 and State road.
For appointment to inspect premises phone the
bank at 367-1156.
At same time, some farm implements will be sold,
including a Farmall Super C tractor with plow and
cultivator.
ANNA E. ZEAGER
ELIZABETHTOWN TRUST COMPANY
Administrator of Estate of
PAUL L. ZEAGER, deceased
William J. Wagner, Auctioneer
Albert D. Stuart
Alspach and Ryder
Attorneys
Denver
JERSEYS
Pennsylvania State
SALE
Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1966
12:30 P.M.
Farm Show Building, Harrisburg, Pa.
Featuring 43 Jerseys, Fresh or near Fresh
„ These are hand picked Jerseys from the best herds
in Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, New Jersey,
and Connecticut. They represent the best available
Jerseys for production and type. There will be cows
for the most discriminating buyers of foundation ani
mals, with excellent type for the show ring, as well
as cows that produce lots of milk for the farmers milk
pail.
COWS TO FIT EVERY POCKETBOOK.
There will be many bargains you don’t want to miss!
BRADEN KING, Boonsboro, Md,, Auctioneer
Request Catalogues from
Merle E. Miller, Sale Chairman, Route 3, Carlisle, Pa.
Bob Lord, Dudley, Mass,, Sale Manager
Kent R. Ferrell, Jr.
Public Auction
REGISTERED AND GRADE
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
70 HEAD 70
Sale to be held in the dairy barn arena at the
Aberdeen Sales Company located on Md. Bt. 22, 8 mi.
east of Bel Air, Md., 6 mi. west of Aberdeen, Md., in
Churchville, Md., on
Friday, September 9, 1966
Night Sale 8:00 P.M. EDST
CONSIGNMENTS:
James Carter of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, will sell 20
registered and grade young cows and first calf heifers most
of which will be fresh at sale time.
Frank Hoffecker of Bel Air, Md., will sell several first calf
heifers.
Charles Dixon of Stewartstown, Pa., will sell several fresh
cows.
Keith Harrison of Freeland, Md., will sell several top
grade cows that are fresh and milking between 60 - 70 lbs. per
day.
Ralph Walker of Havre de Grace, Md., will sell a load of
fresh cows.
Leroy Growl of Fawn Grove, Pa., has consigned a load of
top fresh cows.
There will be other consignments of good, young cows
and heifers.
„ ,„ All cattle are T.B, Accredited and Certified Bangs Free,
Calfhood Vaccinated and tested within 30 days of sale for
out-of-state shipments.
MANAGER’S NOTE: We are selling a top group of cattle
at this sale. The consignments are from herds that are selling
out. The owners will sell their cattle in our monthly sales as
they freshen. All of these cattle are young and show good con
formation and production. If you are looking for additional
cattle or replacements, plan to attend this sale.
Dairy sale held 2nd Friday each month.
Auctioneers
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers
Phone: 734-7105
734-6050
John H, O'Neill