—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 28, 1967
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NEWS
4-H CONSERVATION CLUB
ELECTS G. MARTIN PRES.
by Curtis Horst, reporter
A meeting to organize the
Northern Lancaster County 4-H
Conservation Club was held
last Friday evening at the
Mail Box Market
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For Sale—Krizer seed corn,
top yields with outstanding
standability. Call or see Eu
gene Hoover, Lititz R 3, Ph.
569-0756.
For Sale—Berry boxes, new
& used; also large coal brood
er stove Amos Kilmer, East
Earl Rl, Pa 17519, 1 mi west
of Bowniansville
Wanted —Female Cocker Span
iel, AKC registei ed, 1 or 2 yrs.
old Call 569-1283.
For Sale—Electitc motor, 3
fa.p. 115-230 volt, repulsion and
induction, heavy duty, never
used. Save $6O. Ph: 284-4755.
For Sale—Coleman space heat
er used 1 yr., 55,000 B T.U.
Turbo Jet egg washer, good
condition Ph 733-7195
Wanted to Buy—Old one horse
sleigh, also a one horse falling
top carriage Call evenings,
Heist, Nornstown Rl, Pa. Ph
584-6667
Foi Sale —Tobacco shed con
vened to chicken house Three
floors (32x80) with automatic
feedeis To be torn down by
highest biddei Robert H
Kauffman, Elizabethtown Rl,
Pa Ph 367-3550
leadershipin
High Producing
Forage Crops
pEED^j
Depend on Hoffman Alfalfas
geared to better yields.
Haymor
DuPuits
Saranac
919 Brand
10-19 Brand
Vernal
Cayuga
Narragansett
Maik II
Ranger
Buffalo
All Hoffman Alfalfas are Pre-
Inoculated before shipment.
Helps keep bacteria working to
your advantage throughout the
life of the stand.
A. H. HOtFNljfh I
SEEDS, INC. IB
{Lancaster County) Bjjl^Vl
CandisviKe, Pa» I
OEPEKDABLE FOR PAVING I
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home of Aaron Z. Stauffer,
Ephrala Rl.
Election of officers was the
first order of business, and
members named Gerald Martin
of Stevens Rl as president.
Other officers were: Dennis
Martin, Stevens Rl, vice presi
dent: Myron and John Zim
merman of Ephrata Rl, secre
tary and treasurer, respective
ly; Curtis Horst, New Holland
Rl, news reporter.
Also appointed was a game
committee consisting of Louis
Hurst and Clark Stauffer, both
of Ephrata Rl, and Leon Roy
Martin, Stevens Rl.
A demonstration on how
soils are formed was given by
Clark and Ronald Stauffer. By
heating rocks and dropping
them into ice water, the boys
demonstrated how rocks break
up into various sized particles.
They also showed how rocks
can be split when water col
lects in crevices and then
freezes.
Club leader Aaron Stauffer
urged any conservation-minded
youngsters between the ages of
9 and 19 to attend the next
club meeting at his home on
February 3, at 7 30 p.m.
The Conservation Club is co
sponsored by the county ex
tension office and the soil and
water conservation district.
CENTRAL TRACTOR CLUB
HOLDS 3 DEMONSTRATIONS
by Lynn Royer, reporter
The Lancaster County 4-H
Central Tractor Club held its
second meeting at Kauffman
Bros. Farm Equipment Co.,
Mountville, on January 24
NoW's your'chancel Ivlove up
to a brand new New Idea
spreader at rock-bottom prices!
We’re out to dear our inven
tory. All types and sizes! Easy
financing available —and we’re
trading big, to boot! Sale is
now in progress so come on
in!
For the spreader you’ve always
needed, ASK US!
ON RIGHT NOW!
NEW IDEA
MID-WINTER
SPREADER
SALE!
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Wilbur H. Graybill A. L. Herr & Bro.
Lititz, R. D. 2 Quarryville
Longenecker
Farm Supply
Rheems
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Allen H. Matz
Denver
Three demonstration! were heffer of Manheim Rl. BARROWS AND GILTS
featured. Members were also shown One lot US 1. 215 lbs. $23.75,
The first one, “Why you a film on the electrical system 1-2 195-220 lbs. 22.25-22.75, one
should keep the cover on your of a tractor. 30 head lot US 1-2 222 lbs. 21.-
power take-off shaft” was by The next meeting will be at 35, 1-3 190-240 lbs. 21.00-22.00,
Randy and Gary Neff of Mil- the L, H. Brubaker Farm couple lots 245-250 lbs, 20.25-
lersville Rl. Equipment Store, Lititz, Jan- 20 -^’?" e °Ke 3 i n 2 oonl',
Second. “Fuel vapors and uary 31, at 7:30 p.m. * S 7K Vffnn - o i S din Uw vf*
where they go”, was by Ken- 15.75-16.00, 2-3 440-540 lbs. 15.-
neth Risser of Leola Rl. Lancaster Auction SHEEP 26 Wooled slaugh-
Third, "Do not refill an en- (Continued from Page 2) i? mbs »* e ® dy - one , l ? t S°°2
gine when it is hot and keep 94 lbs. $24.00, one lot vjood
the engine clean”, was pre- HOGS 261 Barrows and 62 lbs. $23.00.
sented by Kurtis Charles, 2249 gilts mostly steady.
Leabrook Road, and James Kil-
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The Money
Crop
HAYMOR
ALFALFA
Fresh seed mixed and
Inoculated (FREE)
Save with HEIST’S Seeds
Reist Seed Co.
Mount Joy, Pa. Ph. 653-4121
Finest Quality Seeds
(Since 1925)
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Akron
Top Yields of Forage with
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you get the most from each acre.
Pioneer brand forage sorghums 931 and 940
stand out as the New Generation in sorghums
—proved in several official state tests. Fill your
silo on an amazingly few acres.
if sorghum-sudangrass hybrids fit into your
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Take the first step toward top yields of
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PIONEER Salesman
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PUBLIC SALE
Location: 3 mile South of Quarryville along Route
222, Vi mile South of Mechanics Grove, 15 mile South
of Lancaster, East Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.
Wednesday, February 8, 1967
Valuable 100 Acre
Dairy Farm
Bank barn with 32 stanchions, newly installed
barn cleaner, slate roof, recently built milkhouse, corn
barn, 2 V-i story frame house, 4 rooms and bath 2nd
floor and 3 rooms and % bath on Ist floor. House has
automatic hot water heat and has been remodeled
within past 5 years. Summer kitchen attached and
slate roof on all buildings.
• Farm has frontage along 222. Never failing stream
flows thru meadow, good spring, large lawn with weep
ing willows and fireplace, 8 acres of woodlot. Three
churches within 1 mile and school within 3 miles. Ex
cellent Phila. milk market.
May be inspected anytime except Sunday,
Terms: 10% day of sale, balance April 1 or earlier
when possession will he given.
Kreider and Diller, Aucts.
Alfalfa
Sorghum
Your Pioneer
1:00 P.M.
CLAIR K. GRIFFITH
BETTY" K. GRIFFITH
Owners