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Local Holstein Breeders Almost
Shut Out At State B & W Show
HARRISBURG The only
individual class win for Lan
caster exhibitors in the 14th
annual Pennsylvania Black and
White Show held here Tues
day, was Susan Kauffman’s
Penn Springs Bill Topper Jun
ior Yearling Heifer.
In what was described as the
largest black -and white show
in the nation. 373 entries pa
raded before* judge John L.
McKitrick.
Senior and grand champion
in the eight and one-half hour
show was Miss Ivanhoe Scran
ton, a milking four-year-old
Ivanhoe daughter shown by
Raymond A. Seidel She also
had the best udder of the show.
Twinkle Edgefield Star Se
quoia, also a four-year-old
shown by Andrew Stoltzfus,
Caernarvon Farm, Elverson R 2,
followed the grand champion
to reserve grand, reserve sen
ior and reserve best udder.
The Premier Breeder award
went to Allen Dairy Farms,
Inc. Mechamcstourg, This ban
ner was presented by Fulton
way Farms, Lancaster, repre
sented by Mrs J. Mowery Frey
Jr. Allen Dairy also won the
Premier Exhibitor award.
County placings are as fol
lows-
Junior yearling bull, 8, Clar
ence Stauffer and Clyde Mar
tin: Three-year-old and over
bull, 2, Robert Kauffman.
Intermediate calf, 8, J. Mow
ery Frey Jr; 10, Robert Kauff-
Junior get of sire, 3, Robert
Kauffman.
Tagged or banded birds and
mammals play a major role in
game management, the Penn
sylvania Game Commission re
minded sportsmen this week
The cooperation of the public
in reporting marked wildlife to
appropriate agencies or organ
izations is asked.
Federal and state agencies,
sportsmen’s gioups, etc, reg
ularly tag or band birds and
mammals for various studies
Hunters can help assure the
future of their sport by report
ing the band or tag numbers
and location and date of bag
ging or finding tagged or band
ed wildlife to the agency or or
ganization listed on the tag or
band.
The garden is another place
where you do not always reap
what you sow.
CATTLE
SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
LARGE SELECTIONS
OF CATTLE DIRECT
FROM PRODUCERS
EACH WEEK.
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STAUNTON
LIVESTOCK
MARKET, INC.
C & o Flats
Staunton 1 , Va 7 -
:ember 16, 1967
man; 16, Carol Ann Hess; Sen
ior calf, 11, J. Mowery Frey
Jr.; 18, Robert Kauffman; Jun
ior yearling heifer, 1, Susan
Kauffman; 2, Clarence Stauf
fer; 18, Jay Smoker; Senior
yearling heifer, 2, Mary Ellen
Kettering; 11, Robert Kauff
man.
Dry three and four-year-old,
5050 HEAD IN
FOUR FEEDER CALF SALES
LOCATED IN
CENTRAL VIRGINIA
"Where Quality is Outstanding"
Angus Hereford Steers Heifers
300 - 700 Pounds
Orange September 26 1250 Head
Charlottesville September 27 1600 Head
Culpeper September 28 1200 Head
Staunton September 29 1000 Head
All Sales Start at 1:00 P.M. (EDST)
Health requirements and all qualifications conform to the
high standards of the Virginia Feeder Cattle Association.
Second Series of Sales Oct. 31 - Nov. 3,1967
For further information Contact:
ROY HELTZEL, County Extension Agent
Culpeper, Va., Telephone: Culpeper 825*2281
7, Clarence Stauffer; 13, J.
Mowery Frey Jr.; 15, Robert
Kauffman; Two-year-old. 5, Rob
ert Kauffman; 17, J, Mowery
Frey Jr.; Three-year-old, 12,
Ben Beiler; Four-year-old, 18,
J. Mowery Frey Jr.
100,000 lb. class, 2, J. Mow
ery Frey Jr.; Aged cow, 2 ( Rob
ert Kauffman and Robert Hess.
Dairy herd, 5, J. Mowery
Frey Jr.; Senior get of sire, 2,
J. Mowery Frey Jr.; Dam and
Daughter, 7, J. Mowery Frey
Jr.; Club herd, 4, Lancaster
(Kauffman, Stauffer and Frey).
Lancaster Fanning Ads Pay!
YOU ARE INVITED
CHAROLAIS FIELD DAY
from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
at Joe Sherman’s KARIMOR FARM, Hawthorn, Pa.
(in western Pennsylvania)
Educational - > For information write:
Entertaining COLONIAL CHAROLAIS ASS’N.
Challenging 11 West Pennsylvania Ave.
Towson, Md. (301) 825-0458
PUBLIC SALE
450 HEAD OF HOGS, FEED, ETC
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
Due to ill health the undersigned is discontinuing the hog
business and will sell his entire stock of hogs at public sale on the
premises, located along the Hanover-Baltimore Pike, Md., Rt. 30,
one mile North of Manchester, Maryland, the following:
ISO SOWS Hampshire, Yorkshire, Hampshire & Yorkshire
crossed, a few Berkshires. About 50 of these sows will farrow by
day of sale, 50 will farrow within 30 to 45 days after sale, 50 will
have been recently bred. These sows have been producing nice
large litters.
6 BOARS Purebred Hampshire.
20 GILTS some old enough to breed.
300 PIGS and SHOATS
ranging from 6 weeks old to about 80 lbs.
FEED 700 bu. oats, 500 bu. barley.
EQUIPMENT 2 six-pen farrowing houses, one with gas
heater; lot of electric cords for heat lamps, power com shelter,
etc.
Terms: Cash
Sterling Leese, Auctioneer
Stewart Strevig, Clerk
Stand rights reserved.
AUCTION
PINE VALLEY FARM
DAIRY HERD DISPERSAL
THURSDAY, SEPT. 28,1967
12:30 P.M.
128 HEAD 128
63 HOLSTEINS 65 GUERNSEYS
ALL IN MILK
This herd produces nearly 1.5 million lbs. of milk annually,
testing well over 4% and represents 25 years of breeding with
select sires of Lehigh Valley, NEBA, Curtiss Candy and Carna*
tion.
Breeding and freshening information available Calfhood
vaccinated, pregnancy tested, certified and accredited, individual
health charts on day of sale.
SALE HIGHLIGHTS
21—First calf heifers many producing over 80 lbs. of milk
daily.
26—cows due fresh August and September
30—cows due fresh October and November
19—Holsteins in service to Kingpin.
800 GAL. ESCO ICE WALL BULK TANK
with two 3 H.P. Copeland units. A-l approved by New York
Health Dept., Lehigh Valley, Lower Merion. Rebuilt for every
day pickup.
6 UNIT DELAVAL PIPELINE MILKERS
with glass line, milk pump and automatic washers, 6 pipe line
milk meters complete.
TERMS CASH
B MR. JOHN B. GEHMAN
Pine Valley Fanu
Barto, R, D., Pa. 19504
Phone 215-845-7057
Farm located in Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery County,
Pa., midway between Allentown and Pottstown, IVz mile S. E. off
Rt. 100 at South 7th St.,' Bally, Pa. Follow Sale Signs.
Auctioneers r-
Nelson -Weidenbaugh Linfield, Pa.
Col. John Eshlejnag -f Bally, Pa,
AT 11:00 A.M.
Cletus J. H. Black