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will serve ns delegates to the
County Convention to elect the
County Committee for 1968.
This will be held September
29th at 7:30 p.m. in the ASCS
Office.
Counting of ballots and the
County Convention arc open to
the public.
1967 SPECIAL
Calf & Feeder Sales
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, Inc,, Moorefield, W. Va.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 STATE GRADED
CALF SALE. No calves over 600 pounds. No
bulls or calves with horns. AH calves graded and
stamped. Immediately after this sale, will sell
yearlings, 2 yr. olds, horned calves & bull calves.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 STATE GRADED CALF
SALE. No calves over 600 pounds. No bulls or
calves with horns. All calves graded and stamped.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 STOCK CATTLE AND
CALF SALE. This will be clean-up sale. All
kinds stock cattle and calves offered.
ALL SALES AT 7:30 O'CLOCK, P.M.
Sales sponsored by South Branch Stockyards,
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
and West Virginia University.
BILLANN’S
COMPLETE
HERD DISPERSAL
LOCATION 15 miles northwest of Williams
port, Pa., Lycoming Co.; 8 miles north of Trout
Run, Pa. Follow auction signs off Route 15 on 184
west.
Thurs,, Sept, 21
STARTING AT 11 O’CLOCK
SHARP ■(
104 HEAD vSqTI
holstein
DAIRY CATTLE mtmsmam
54 REGISTERED, 50 HI-GRADES
70 young milking age animals. MAJORITY FRESH OR
CLOSE BY SALE DATE. 14 bred heifers 8 registered, 6
grades due Sept.-November; 10 Open Heifers 6 Registered,
4 grades; 10 Started Calves 4 Registered, 6 grades.
Several Curtiss Candy daughters selling by Mooseheart
Pioneer, Oats Faim Gallant Rag Apple, Grayview Skyliner, Pabst
A One, Jess Pabst Leader, Lilac Hill Royal Master, Skokie Bene
factor, Woodbourne Inka Reflector.
Danghtets selling from son River Valley Wallie Romeo
VG SMT; Dam Judy Ormsby Lass A Lifetime record:
164,330 Milk, 6836 Fat
100% home raised and the home of Judy Oimsby Lass A,
who had highest record lor 10 lactations of 164,330 milk and 6836
tat in 1966 in Lycoming Co. with a seivice age son Mooseheart
Pioneer selling and a daughter by Skokie Design with 16,662
Milk as a 3-yr. old.
DHIA 1965 14,451 Milk 549 Fot 3,8 T
DHIA 1966 13,537 Milk 500 Fat 3.7 T
65% 2 and 3 year old animals. Individual Records 21,654
Milk, 755 Fat. Certified No. 14592 & TB Tested. Calfhood Vac
cinated. 30 day- Blood and TB.
Interstate Charts Sale Day Pregnancy Checked Catalogues
You are welcome to inspect this herd anytime before sale
date where you will find real good herd replacements and founda
tion animals.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK SALE DAY
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM F. MILLER,
Carl Diller, Everett Kreider, Auctioneers
Richmond Sweet, Max Van Veghtcn, Clerks
Ken Hoose, Leadsman
D. O. Rockwell, Sale Mgr.
Troy, Pa. 16947. Phone 717-297-3460
• Have You Heard? Caring for Iron Cooking
(Continued from Page 15) ~ Utensils
You need to season an iron
fruit Juices. cooking utensil when it's new
Vegetables carrots, cab- for rust resistance unless it
bage, corn, canned tomatoes, is labeled “pretreated.”
Pats margarine, lard, sal- F “' st scour utensil with
ad dressings. household cleanser on a sponge
Sweets sugar, syrup, jelly ~ ncver use steel
nn j.wool on iron.
. ' Then wash thoroughly in hot
Accessories only a few soap or detergent suds, rinse
basic seasonings i with hot water, and wipe dry
immediately.
Spread melted vegetable
shortening or unsalted vegeta
ble oil over the entire inside
of the utensil and its cover
using a pastry brush or paper
towel.
Heat the utensil for two or
three hours in a 250 degree
oven or over low heat on top
of the range.
It may need two such treat-
LCNCH AVAILABLE 1
5,000 HEAD
IN THREE
WINCHESTER FEEDER
CATTLE SALES
ANGUS HEREFORD SHORTHORN
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc.
Winchester, Virginia
FALL YEARLING SALE September 22,1967
1 P.M. (DST)
Ist FEEDER CALF SALE AND SHOW
October 6,1967 1 P.M. (DST)
2nd FEEDER CALF & YEARLING SALE
November 3,1967 7 P.M. (EST)
State Graded Eligible for interstate shipment
For Information: Write or Phone
I. Fred Stine, Sale Manager
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LIVESTOCK, INC.
P. O. Box 440 Winchester, Va. 22601
Phone: 703 - 662-2946
Fall Consignment &
Inventory Reduction
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th
Corn Harvesting Equipment
All Kinds Of Tractor And Horse Drawn
BACKHOE OUTFIT BALERS PLOWS
Machinery
COMBINES HARVESTERS ELEVATORS
DISC and SPRING HARROWS RAKES
GRAIN DRILL CORN PLANTERS
HARDWARE TOOLS
Lots Of Machinery Not Listed.
If You Have Any Surplus Machinery To Sell,
Bring It In For The Sale.
Owners
WENGER'S FARM MACHINERY
FIRST ANNUAL
SALE
STARTING AT 10:30 AM.
AUCTIONEERS
Ralph Horst And Bussell Kehr
Lunch By: Group #2 Farm Women.
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
PRIVATE SALES DAILY
SOUTH RACE STREET, MYERSTOWN,
LEBANON COUNTY, PA.
BETWEEN READING AND LEBANON
- - PHONE: 866-2138 .
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16, 1967— 2<
Supervised Credit
Activities Aid 3.2
Million People
Supervised credit activities
of the Farmers Home Admin
istration aided more than 3 2
million rural people during
fiscal 1967, Secretary of Agri
culture Orville L Freeman an
nounced today.
This total marked a new
high and a 30 percent increase
over the number benefited in
fiscal 1966.
USDA’s Farmers Home Ad
ministration advanced a total
of $1,390,000,000 to borrowers
ments before you use it —■
possibly a third if it still rusts,
in fiscal 19(i7, of which $822
million was provided by pri
vate lenders whose loans were
insured by FHA Direct loan
funds were provided primarily
by collections on previously
made loans
Repayment of principal and
interest set a record for vol
ume in fiscal 1967 $657 6
million, up 7 percent over the
previous year. Loans outstand
ing on June 30, 1967, totaled
$3.6 billion
“Farmers Home Administra
tion plays a key role in the
Department of Agriculture’s
major effort to help improve
the quality of life in rural
America,” the Secretary said.
Those benefiting from the
agency’s services in fiscal 1967
included 355,000 farm and ru
ral families receiving loans
during the year or using cred
it advanced in prior years.
Also included were 400,000
families forming rural groups
unng Farmers Home Adminis
tration credit.
Mr. Freeman cited these ex
amples of benefits which re
sulted in fiscal 1967' from
Farmers Home Administration
programs
—More than 1,000,000 rural
residents will be served by
the 1,112 community water or
sewer systems being built or
improved with $1751 million
in loans and $22 5 million in
grants.
INSTANT FLOUR
When you use instant flour
in a recipe calling for regular
sifted flour, take out two level
tablespoons from each cup of
flour, advises Mrs Ruth J.
Buck, Penn State extension
foods’ and nutrition specialist.
A iull measure ot instant flour
in a cake or cocky recipe that
is designed for regular flour
can change the shape, texture,
and flavor of the baked prod
uct
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FARM MACHINERY AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Sat., Sept. 30, 1967
AT 12 NOON SHARP
At R. D. #l, Windsor, Pa.
directly back of Bittersville
Church in Lower Windsor Twp.
The undersigned executors of
the Anna B. Bahn estate will
offer at public sale the follow
ing real estate.
Farm consisting of 52 acres
of which 43 acres are good farm
ing ground and the other 9 acres
of good pasture ground, stream
of water goes through part of
farm, improvements consist of
a 7 room frame house with hot
and cold water, also a 4 room
frame house with hot and cold
water, hot air furnace, bath in
basement, and a large frame
barn, 2 car garage with butcher
furnace, also other out build
ings. This farm has road front
age on both sides of road.
TRACT NO. 2
IS 1 /'* acres of good rich farm
ing ground that also offers some
good building lots.
Real estate will be offered at
2 P.M. on day of sale. Inspection
most anytime, phone executor
at Red Lion 244-5352, also the
farm machinery, household
goods, etc., for a more complete
listing drop a card to Gilberts
Auction Service, R. D. ±l,
Wrightsville, Pa.
Not responsible for accidents
on day of sale.
Lunch available on the pre
mises.
Chories N. Bohn
Roy M.Bohn
Executors
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Gilbert & Frey, Clerks
Laucks & Monrye, Attorneys
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