ISF Licenses Products
For Worldwide So kg
Patented fermentation con
trol products manufactured by
the International Stock Food
Corporation of Waverly, New
York were recently licensed
for manufacture and world
wide distribution to R. A. Lis
ter and Co, of Gloucestershire,
England.
The products, to be distribu
ted by Lister everywhere but
in North America, include Hay
Guard, Silo Guard, and Grain
Guard. These are food-grade
additives designed to permit
harvesting crops at higher
moisture levels, enhance the
production of proper acid in
silage making and add palata
bility, the Waverly firm re
ports.
RAMROD
Available
at
P. L. ROHRER
& BRO., INC.
SMOKETOWN, PA.
397-3539
• New Holland
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CALVES 272 Standard to
Choice vealers $l-2 lower, Cull
and Utility steady.
VEALERS—Good and Choice
37-42 50; Standard 35-38: Util
ity 32-35 50; Cull 27-31 50, 70-
90 lbs. 23.50-28.
SHEEP 94 Nothing com
parable in the last few weeks.
SPRING LAMBS Choice
and Prime 30-60 lbs S4O-43 50.
five head 15-25 lbs $4B-50.50;
Choice 35-60 lbs. 35-39, few
Good $3O-35.
SLAUGHTER EWES Util
ity and Good mainly $B-11.
Receipts totaling 105 cows,
6 bulls, and 4 heifeis sold
steady Fresh Holstems, 290-
700, Guernseys. 170 250. other
breeds, 165-350 Bulls, 150-225.
Heifers, 130-300.
The trend was full/ steady
as 411 head sold. Riding hors
es, 125-310; driving. 125-245:
killers, 9-10 cents per lb Mules,
pairs, 300-410, singly, 150-210.
Pony mates, 20-90, geldings,
15-50.
Hogs averaged 50-75 cents 38 50-43; Good and Low Choice,
higher as 712 head sold Re- 35 50-38. Standard, 31-34 50,
taiL 19 50-20 75, heavyweights, Common, 20-30
COWS
April 19, 1967
HORSES
April 17, 1967
HOGS
April 17, 1967
PEQUEA CLUB ELECTS
PEGGY ESHLEMAN PRES.
By Jeanette Shank, reporter
Although no official mime has
,\et been selected for the 4-11
club formed April 13 at a meet
ing of 06 interested persons at
Pctjuea Township Elementary
School, project books were dis
ti ibuted and (he following offic
ers weie elected.
President. Peggy Eshlcman,
vice president, Lucy Herr, sec
retary, Paula Harnish; assistant
secretary, Patty Eshlcman.
lieasurer. Jeame Harnish: song
lenders, Julia Harnish, Carolyn
Funk and Mike Campbell, game
Icadeis, Mitch Huber. Laurie
Schantz. and Sylvia Mai tin;
news repoiter, Jeanette Shank,
county council representatives
Lucy Herr, Peggy Eshlcman,
Sandy Fryburger, Dons Har
nish, and Joni Huber.
A committee was appointed
by the picsident to select a
name lor the club Serving on
the committee are Donald Mar-
18-18 50; wholesale (U.S. 1-3),
18 50-19 50.
CALVES
April 17, 1967
Eighty-seven head averaged
SI higher Choice and Prime,
Lancaster Fanning. Saturday. April 22, 19 G
tin, Mike Campbell, Tim Broni
sen, and Eric Eshlcman.
At the close of the meeting,
members made final decisions
on their projects, and decided
to meet at the Willow Street
&K
• Holds 85 lbs per ft of hopper "/'M
• Applies 92 to 890 lbs per cere
Hei e's the new No 10 dull especially built foi heavy-iatc
feitihzei application . with a GIANT feitihzei happci
that cuts youi fill stops way down And the McCci nvck
Intel national" No 10 with combination hoppci has a
line-up of fcatuies that no othei dull can match
• Accuiate stai wheel feitilizei feed
• Exclusne diop bottom ioi fast fcitilizei cleanout
• iPiecision, fluted-ioll feeds foi top seeling accuiacy
• Fiont-deliveiy openeis foi umfoim seed placement
• Seed glasses and legumes, too. with attachments
Come in and see this now No. 10 soon !
NtlllMll
Cope & Weaver Co.
NEW PROVIDENCE
786-7351
Messick Farm Equip. International Harvester
ELIZABETHTOWN hales and Sex vice
367-1319 EPHRATA 733-2ZS3
Community Building on May
Uth.
A meeting schedule of every
second Thin “day m Iho month
has been decided at an earlier
meeting
GIANT
TILIZER
OPACITY
TJ O N A L>j
10 Grain Drill
Combination
Hopper
Kauffman Bros.
MOUNTVILLE
285 Dl5l
C. B, Hoober
INTERCOURSE
768-3501
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