~-Lancaster-Farming, Saturday, February-17,1968 18 GRANGE NEWS 'Fulton Grange #B6 held'their regular meeting Feb 12 at the Grange Hall at Oakryn Clifford W. Holloway Jr , Master, was in charge of the business session. Plans were made to have a dele gation attend the Milk Control Law public hearing Feb. 21 in the majority caucus room in House of Representatives, Har risburg The Home Economics Com mittee will have refreshment stands at the Theodore Beck sales March 16 and 23 Mrs Melvin £naub announced the 1968 K ational Grange cotton sewing contest which will close April 30 There are classes open for contestants from 12 to 17 years of age and for 18 years and older They must be either Grangers or sponsored by, •Grange members Pomona Grange chorus re hearsal was announced'for Feb. 25, 8 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McSparran, Quarryville Also a code ; readmg class and party ’for March 2, 8 p.m. at the same place The Youth Committee will • For The Form Wife (Continued from Page 14) 1 cup milk cap sifted flour 1 tablespoon sugar Yi 'teaspoon salt % cup semi-street chocolate 'pieces, melted Cherry Sauce: 1 can (l ib., 1 oz.) sweet -pitt ed cherries, drained Yz cup water % to Yz cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch “ 2 tablespoons margarine 2 tablespoons lemon juice In a small mixing bowl, beat eggs well Add milk Mix until smooth. Sift together flour, sug ar, and salt Add to egg mixture and beat into a smooth batter Blend in chocolate. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour Pour about 2 tablespoons batter Tor each crepe on a lightly buttered, heat ed grill Bake 2 to 3 minutes per side. >Cut ice cream into 1 ime h slices. ’Divide -each slice into 3 strip's. Place a'strip ih the cen ter of each crepe. Fold sides Ground dee cream iso 'it '.is well idnclosed. 'Place <on ’a 'pan m freezer until'ready‘.to serve. To Mdke Cherry 'Sauce: In a small saucepan, combine cher ries, % cup water, and sugar. l Bring cherry mixture to a rapid boil. Add remaining water to cornstarch: blend to a smooth paste. Add to cherry mixture. Continue to cook. Stirring con stantly, ’until thick and clear, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Add margarine and lemon juice. Serve ’hot sauce over 2 individual crepes per serving Makes 8 servings (2 crepes each ) NOTE- Remove ice cream filled crepes from freezer ap proximately 10 minutes prior to serving. People More Meat Jin 1967, 'the average Ameri can ate 105 pounds of beef, 63 pounds of pork, 4 >pounds of veal, and -Of lamb for a total of 176 pounds. That’s >l5 pounds more -than <m 1960, ac cording to 'Harold E. Neigh, Penn State extension consumer economics specialist. Since 1960, consumption figures for beef have increased 20 pounds while pork, veal, and lamb have each declined about 2 .pounds. It takes about 70,000 blue cor duroy jackets each year to satis fy the demands of FFA mem bers throughout the nation. have a dance for the youth of Mrs. Jesse Wood, Lecturer," the community March 9. presented the following pro- The following Grange visita- gram - Group singing; Readings: tion schedule for Lancaster f Co. “Some Facts About Abraham was announced; March sat “Sal- Linc o In” by Mrs. Charles isbury Grange, White Horse. Roath; ‘Some Words of Wash- Colerain Grange fills officers’ mgton’ by Mrs. William WaJ chairs and Fulton Grange pre- ton and The Lecturer s La sents the program; May 21 at ment” by Mrs. Jesse Wood A Colerain Grange, Kirkwood, Ful- Quiz on the U. S. Presidents by ton fills officers’ chairs and Sal- Mrs. Robert Lewis A talk on isbury presents program; July Ritualism byC. G. McSparran. 8 at Fu 11 o n Grange, Oakryn. Mrs. Ambrose Glffing presented Salisbury fills officers' chairs jokes and conducted a'game. All-Day Spring Sale Farm Machinery, Lumber, Full Line Horse Implements Tuesday, February 27, 1968 •‘Along iroad 'leading from ißrownstOwn to iFarmerSville, %j mile from'former splace 8 tractors; '.balers, 'choppers; silo fill-, ers; corn pickers; manure spreaders; grass mowers; side delivery! rakes, eornplanters; wagons; plows; ’discs; ’harrows; variety of luniber; fharness/etc. *etc. : Prank anfliPadl 'Sny'der, AuCts, We 'Will 'sell mn commission Gall , 2IT-6Se-‘0024. ''Refreshments— iTVdt'rcsponsißle'for-accidents. m a* Public OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, DAIRY CATTLE, FARM MACHINERY TUESDAY, At R. D. #l. Felton, Pa. between Red Lion and Felton ap proximately Va, mile ‘West ‘off -’Red -Lion-Pelton ‘road in Windsor Twp. Follow sale arrows. The undersigned will offer at public sale the Dairy farm consisting Of approx. TOS acres of which there'are approx. 65 acres of good rich farming-land and the balance in pas ture and woodland, small stream Of water goes over part of farm, good water supply. Improvements consist of a large stone & as phalt shingle'house with B’bedrooms also 2 living and two dining rooms, 2 full baths on first floor, 2 electric hot water heaters, also a large dairy barn for approx. 60 head with a block milking par dor -for 4 head and milk house complete with Mojonnicr 425 gal. milk tank, electronic eye washer, and pipeline milkers, these units go with real'estate. Also block garage & chicken house,, corn barn & wagon shed, 2 silos. Anyone on the market for a good dairy farm, he sure and see‘this one.*For inspection‘phone 246-5392 or call auctioneer. Real estate Will be-offered at Ip.m. on day of sale. Terms: TO% 'down, balance in 30 days. Other-details on day of sale. DAIRY CATTLE 28 Holstein Dairy Cows 2 Ayrshire Dairy Cows 1 Guernsey Dairy Cow 14 Holstein Heifers 2 Ayrshire Heifers These dairy cows are grade cattle, all but 1 are from artificial breeding and all are ‘bred -ariifically. They come in at various dates. One half of heifers are bred others are open. This herd will be TB and Bangs tested within 30 days of sale. Don’t miss this sale if you need good dairy cows. f ARM MACHINERY John Deere No. 40 crawler'tractor, Allis Chalmers WD trac tor with cultivators and* two bottom plow, cultivators for DC‘CaSe‘ tractor, manure loader, MC flail chopper, manure spreader, grain drill, cnltipacker, weeder, Papec hammermiU, side dresser foi Case tractor, John Deere wire tie baler, McDeering lime spread er, Sears com shelter, McDeering ensilage filler, two wheel trail er, twoTbottorntplPw/S tons of 340-10-10 fertilizer, 1 ton of 0-20-20 fertilizer, extension ladder, belt, dinner bell and other articles too numerous'to mention.‘Farm machinery will be sold first. Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. Refreshments Available Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer Phone Red Lion 246-5056 Gilbert & Frey, Clerks and Colerain presents the pro gram. j&T 50:30 ArM.iby ©AVID H. <SOOD Sale MARCH At 12 Noon Sharp REAL ESTATE H. R. STITLEY C < v 12, 1968 Terms: Cash \ PUBLIC OF VALUABLE FARM MACHINJRY and PERSONAL PROPERTY^ SATURDAY, MARCH 2.1%?, At- 12 Noon 'Sharp At R, D. #l, Wrightsville, Pa..in Lower Windsor Twp. at Martinsville approx. 7% miles *South of'Wrightsville. The signed having sdldfann will offer 'dt'piiblic sale the r foHdwitfg?— 2 Model 44 Massey 'Harris tractors, Model SO -and 22 Massey Harris tractors, Model 101 "JR. Massey Harris tractor, "Model 50 Harris clipper combine 7 ft. cut power "take off ! %ith , bin. New Holland 68 baler power take off and in excellentodndHion, MF 7 ft. cut mower three point, MF rake three point power take off T New Holland’hay crimper, -John Deere fluffer, 2 Grove wag ons'one with wide track,'2 Grove false end .gates, Grove pqwer unit, Smoker 32'ft. elevator with corn chute, Grove drag'eleyatqr,,, Skyline forage 'Chopper with corn and hay heads, TFord< tractor ‘ engine, John Deere blower and,pipe. New'ldea manure'Spreader No. 12A, John Deere disc 16-32, John 'Deere 12 ft. Spring harrow., -and’drag,>BrillionlD*ft. r eultipacker,MF S’bbttOm plow,-: Massey‘Hdffis'S'.pt. 3 bottom 12” plow, John Deere 15 disc grain!-, ‘drill, Massey Harris 3-12” pull type plow, Massey Harris amounted ” J 2 row'corn picker, Woods Bros. 1 row com picker, limetilrill, to-, ■bacco'baler,-tobacco lath, 20 ft.'grain auger, Massey Mantis man--; f urcloader, SHomfmamlre’loaiJ er,-silo ( filler,’Woods ! rdtary Chopper,; 'GdHlipoftdble hammermilFwith'power take bffand traveling feed • Holland hammermill, 'belts, 2’hole corn "shelter, John'' 'Deere #4B corn shelter, electric motdrs,-280 gal. =gasdlihe tank, with ,pump, spike -harrow, weed sprayer,'tractor^cultivatttfs,«Mas<! -sey ‘Harris & ‘row ’corn ‘plariter-with 3 ‘tit. ’Mitdh, ‘FarqUhar l rowi. transplanter, heavy log -chains, <wood saw, 2 'wheel -rubber lire trailer,‘pileofiron, grain fan, Wood approx. 10 'squares <df 'heavy ‘Woodtex asphalt 'shingles, dirt scoop, plat form scales, grain bags, iron trough, square back sleigh, usual small items off wagons, some household goods and antiques. 'Conic -early, lots tb 'sdll. Most of <£bove'machinery is in good con dition. Lunch’available on the grounds. Not for acci dents on day of sale. Terms: Cash. Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer Gilbert & Frey, Clerks PUBLIC SALE op— FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND-*; I SATURDAY, MARCH 2,1968 The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on the premises situated in Manhehn Township, IVs miles north of Landis Valfey, on Kissel Hill Road, the following farming implements and : house*' hold goods, to wit FARM ALL H. 'with 'Cdltivators, KTanifre Xoader '& 'Snowßucketir FARMALL C, with Cultivators —jHSt overhauled; MASSEY HARRIS 44, with Snow Plow & 3-BOttohl Plow No. 3114, McCormick No. 37 Disc Harrow, on rubber; McCtfemick; Grass - No. 100, fast hitch; McCormick Corn. Planter; JohiiXJ&sre No. 490 Corn Planter; New Holland 69 Baler, like new; New Holland 616 Harvester With'Corn and Grass-Head. NEW HOLLAND No. 331 MANURE SPREADER; Three NeW 'Wagons, Wagon, New Holland 12- foot 'Dime Drill, New Holland Smoker Grain Bin, Smoker 24-foot. Elevator, Little Giant Corn Drag. • " / John Deere Von 'Brunt- 13 Double Disc Drill:,:; With 'Power Troll Attachment. Jr . 0.. JOHN DEERE No. 30 COMBINE 7-FOOT CUT, *’ With Auger and Bin P.T.O. ( * John Deere Side Delivery Rake; John Deere Spring Harrow! likb new, Gehl Flail Chopper No 62, 6 foot; Gehl Blower wit h6O foot’ Pipe; Sides and False End-gates-for two Wagons and Unloaded New Idea Hay Conditioner No. 750, like new; New Idea Gorn Picker, No. 7 CASE 3-BOTTOM DISC PLOW. 12-ft. Weeder, Adapter for fast hitch; Dunham Cultipacker,.Hypro Jet Sprayer, K-5 Generator, AUis-Chalmers Wheel Weights r ßower« House Welder, Grindstone, Wheel-away Egg Washer, £0 ;Milk Cans, Platform Scales, ail 'kinds of Poultry Supplies, -Galvanized.' •Pi£e-*ard Sittings, 36-ft. Extension ladder, Hay, Straw, .Silage, "3000- bushel Ear Corn,- 4800 Tobacco hath, and Jots of miscellan eous.darm needs. Also Some Household Goods Breakfast Set witlrS Chairs, Metal Bed and Mattress, and many items too numerous to mention. Auctioneer’s Note: IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR REAL GOOD FARM MACHINERY, DON’T MISS THIS SALE! Sale-to commence at 11.00 a m sharp at the afore-mentioned' date and place. Household Goods to be sold first. Terms and * conditions by M. ROHRER HERSHEY RUTH R. HERSHEY FRANK G. GROFF & ELMER H. KAUFFMAN, Auctioneers 1 * . VINCENT WENDLER, Clerk -‘ - ?' FARM MACHINERY LYDIAX. KENNETH W. OLPHIN HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO BE HELD ON 460 International Like New 12(MLHours. SALE / *.<i! i v, r„ ' ' X
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