Lancaster Auction 17.50: Canner & low-Cutter 13.- VEALERS - Choice 41-43.50, Lancaster Farming, Saturday. October. 28.1967—5 (Continued from Page 2) 50-15 50 - couple to 45 50: Good 39 50-42: ' BULLS - Choice 25.10 26 25: Standard 37-40: Ltility 32-37: ijc i on* iv,« 21- i-5 11 oin. LAUGHTER HEIFERS - Good 23-25: Utility & Commer- Cull 95-115 lbs. 26-31. 70-90 lbs. ihs in 7S ifl Fpw itq 2 )ice 750-900 lbs. 24-25.60; cial 22-24 35, few head 25: Cut- 22-26 50 225 n 2?n ihV in in )d 23-24 25. ter 1- low-Utility 18 50-22 HOGS 165 - Barrows & gilts IDS> 'Om- Utility 16 50-18, few CALVES 123 - Vealers fully steady to 25a lower. US 1-2 SHEEP 12 - Insufficient vol d IB 10-18 85: Cutter 15.50- steady instances SI higher. 195-235 lbs 19 75-20 25; one lot umc for a market test s 101 Order Now For Fall Spreading 'van M. Martin, Inc. New Holland 334-2112 Blue Ball, Pa. Gap 442-4148 mum. ORTHO UNIPEL fertilizer is great for fall farming. An application made in the fall will be 5 ready to go to work for your crops next spring. Plan now to make an application of Ortho UNIPEL Fertilizer a part of your fall farming program. Next spring you’ll be glad you did. SEE YOUR ORTHO DEALER SOON. DESIGNS —SEWSTgRED TRADEMARKS UN' PEL— Chevron ClumteU Gamaeny trademark for fertilizer oflm.lex Relief IU Rroprietary Mnw fee OTMM. •H SW. CHEMICALS, READ DIRECTIONS AND CAUTIONS BEFORE USE. DISTRIBUTED BY P. L. ROHRER & BRO. SMOKETOWN, PA. PH. 397-3539 ATTENTION! Be $5 Plant Wiser f | Krizer Are you getting the most from your corn yields? If not try the corn that has proven to be outstand ing in yield and performance. Order your Krizer Hybrid Seed Corn Today. Call or write EUGENE G. HOOVER Lititz, R 3, 569-0756 ortho: KTV CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY ORTHO DIVISION, Ortho Way, Fort Madie«. I<JW* U«p Part of the great group of Chevron companies. • Farm Women (Continued fiom Pane 11) mas piO','i:im on \ov 15 at the Dutch Town ami Country Inn. Six members will fold Christ mas Seals Thursdav at the Health and Welfaie Center. Secret sisters weie revealed and new names were selected for the coming >ear The Ven ture Club asked for volunteers to aid with the preparation of toys for Christmas for needy children SOCIETY 12 I Society of Faun Women 12 I held their annual Family Night [ banquet at the West Willow Fire Hall Saturday evening, with 72 member and guests at tending Willis Click and Mrs John Elsen had charge of devotions. An Aimchair Tup to Canada and Utah was given by Glenn Shenk and Haiold Wissler. At a short business meeting following the dinnei, it was voted to give a contribution to the Retarded Children and to the Needle Work Guild The next meeting will be Nov 18 at the home of Mrs. John Kendig, Conestoga Rl. SOCIETY 18 Society of Faim Women 18 held a meeting featuring a ban quet for husbands of members at Meadow Hills Dining House on Satuiday evening Mrs Paul Whitman County piesident, was guest Miss Jean Forry presented piano selec tions Charles Schlegelmilch show ed movies of his big game hunting in Alaska, India and Utah A table featuring items made during the year will be dis played at the County Extension Christmas meeting on Nov 15 at Town & Country Restaurant. New officers of the Society are Mrs Edward Wissler,' pres ident, Mrs Lester Kreider, vice president: Mrs Wayne Brubak er, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Warfel 11, secretary; Mrs. Richard Hershey, treasur er Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 730 pm, the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs John N. Hess, Columbia R 2 iA Lancas ter flower shop will show flow er airangements. SOCIETY 3 Society of Farm Women 3 met in the Educational Build ing of the Salem Lutheran Chinch, Lincoln Members otf Society 4 were entertained with a noon luncheon Guests weie presented with corsages. Mis William Eberlj presid ed at the business meeting De votions were led by Mis Salhe West, Society 3 has completed 333 cancer dressings dunng the yeai The Nov 1 program com mittee will fete the silvei age members of the gioup Election of officeis was held. Mis Willie Stober is the new president Othei officers are Mrs Robeit Gregory, vice pres ident, Mrs Lloyd Martin, sec retary; Mrs Eail Smoker, as sistant secretary, Mis Erla Gehman, treasurer The program featured an il lustrated lecture trip through Russia by Mrs Elizabeth Shaub, English teacher in Eph rata High School The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs Irvin Burkholder EXERCISE COWS Cows need exercise even in winter, says Harvey E Shaf fer, extension dairy specialist at Penn State University. Dairy men should include an exercise lot convenient to the bafti when making plans to take care of 'their cows " during' winter.
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