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■* 4MN4- ■** . ■ '*■■ I «'■■>■■> I- H>| ■ 14—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 1.1968 • Cow Fomiliot 'Continued from Page 13) plui one granddaughter. There •re three other granddaughter! among the hoifen. Of her producing daughters, Bruk-Vll Paige Patsy Ivanhoe is the favorite. She classified. Good Plus - 83, and milked 2v 13.369 m 512 f: 3y. 17.556 m, 650 f and 4v, 16 155 m -660 f. Another daughter Alice Patsy Regal is Good Plus and milked Sy, 18,- 020 m 597 f. Another daughter, Beth Patsy L Ty-Vic had 17.097 m, 644 f, in less than a year. She is also Good Plus. Her youngest Ivanhoe daugh ter had over 16 000 lb. of milk in her first lactation. Robert & Joan Book Ivanhoe Family At the Rocoma Farm of Robert and Joan Book. Lcola, they are building on Ivanhoe families. One of these was started by Parkchester Osborndale Elsie, Good Plus, with a 7-2 y record of 21,552 lb. of milk, 788 lb. of butterfat in 317 days. Elsie topped 100 lb. of milk a day dur ing her last lactation and she FARM EQUIPMENT SALE Wednesdoy, June 5, 1968 at 9 A.M. Martin's Sole Barn Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster County Tractors, Implements, Machinery, hdwe., supplies, posts, bay and straw. We sell on commission. PAUL Z. MARTIN PH. (717) 354-6671 P.S.—AH goods not moved from previous sales wiU be sold. ALL-DAY COMPLETE FARM DISPERSAL STROHECKER FARMS, INC. Sat, June 22,1968 - 9:00 a. m. Directions: Thirty-eight (38) miles north of Harrisburg; three (3) miles east of Pillow off Route #225 at Herndon #l, Northumberland Co., Pa. Farm Machinery And Trucks Twenty (20) tractors Two (2) crawlers Int. ‘TDIB’ w/blade; AC ‘H-3’ w/loader; Z JJD. ‘4020’ fully equipp ed including power shift; J.D. ‘3020’ RC; J.D. ‘2510’ RC; J.D. ‘1020’; 2 J.D. ‘2010’; J.D. ‘1010’; AC ‘l9o’ dsl.; A.C. ‘D-1T; A.C. ‘D-15’; Int. ‘3414’ Ind. w/loader; J.D. ‘ll2’ lawn tractor and other makes and models. Twenty (20) trucks Nine (9) trailers Five (5) truck-tractors including: 1967 GMC ‘9500’ dsl., twin screw; 1966 GMC ‘7500’ dsl.; 1960 Ford ‘F-950’; 1966 GMC ‘4ooo’, dump; 1964 Chev. twin screw w/1966 Stoltzfus spread er; 1956 Ford twin screw w/Stoltzfus spreader and various makes and models not listed. Six (6) tandem trailers: 1967 Trailco 30’ aluminum dump; 1964 Fruehauf 40’ grain; Frue hauf 31’ aluminum van; Heil 6,000 gal. capacity fuel and others not mentioned. SPECIAL MENTION: 1962 Ford ‘C-750’ tilt-cab with Daffin feed mobil unit with GMC dsl. 125 H.P. motor and air unloading unit. Five (5) Self-Propelled Combines 1966 Gleaner ‘C-ll’ 13’ grain header, 4-row corn head and cab, all power; Int. ‘4o3’ dsl. 12’ header, 4-row corn head, 100 bus, grain bin, all power; Oliver ‘33’; MH ‘B2’ 12’ header, 2-row corn head; J.D. ‘ss’ 12’ header, also other sizes and makes. Four (4) barters: 2 N.H. and 2 J.D. ‘24-T’, 1967 models. AMERI CAN AUTOMATIC GRAIN DRYER w/l;000,000 8.T.U., (fully automatic, .also a full line of plows, planters, wagons, mowers rakes, manure spreaders, elevators, grain equipment, seed, ferti lizer, baler twine, minerals or approximately 200 pieces of equip ment to farm 3,500 acres. Discontinuing farming due to shortage .of labor, farms are for sale by .private treaty. .Equipment ip .excellent condition, mostly being purchased in last 2 -4 years! Come Early to register for number in order to buy. Lunch Full particulars later Terms; Cash or contract, financing available by Associate Discount Corp. .of Harrisburg, phone: 717-758-2988. By order of the owner. Wliitford Sales Company L. Robert Frame, Auctioneer Box 128, Exton, Fa. 19311 •Phone: 215-363-7379 “Chester Countys’ Foremost Auction Company” has a Hector and a Flashy Boy son in service at local neighbor ing farms. A daughter, Brillo Mallary, is also Good Plus, and both her three and four-year-old records are 706 and 721 lbs. of butter fat. Her top milk record is 19,- 127 lbs. Rocoma Cora Archie, a grand daughter of the Elsie cow is the third generation of Good Plus cows and has 2-2 y, 358tf, 18 413 m, 628 f. She is back again milking over 80 lbs. of milk a day. Last year, the Book herd was a member of the over-600-lb.- average club. Albert Fry & Son Three Generations of Very Good Cows At the Albert Fry & Son farm, Manheim R 2. a daughter of Neillewood Roburke Joe takes the position as foundation for a fine family. Peaceful Grove Roburke Dor een, a home bred, Very Good 86 point cow, has nine records to 6-7 y 365 d 17,273 m 4.6% 789 f. Her dam was ‘a Very Good 87 point cow and had production records to 905 lb. of butterfat. Of her 9 calves, 4 were heif- Write for brochure era. These heifers art: Dorann, Vary Good M 'with racorda to 910 lbs. of butterfat and sold in the Ponna. State Sale to a neigh bor; Dorllndn. making o fine 2- year-old record. Dorlou, a bred heifer and Dorncttc, a yearling heifer. The Pry's have Peaceful Grove as their prefix. Herbert & Rheido Royer Excellent Zsa Zsa The most influential cow fam ily at Herbert and Rhcld'a Roy er’s Blossomelle Farm is found ed toy the Very Good 88 point Caernarvon Rose Elaine. Blaine, still producing «t past 13 years, has lifetime credits of more than 154,000 lbs. of milk and 5.488 lbs. ol butterfat. Her best record came at 7-1 ly when in 365 days she produced 21,376 lbs. of milk and 732 tbs. of butterfat. Her famous daughter, Blos somelle Zsa Zsa. is classified Excellent and has four records that average over 1000 lbs. of butterfat. At 5-4 y she has 28, 884 m 'and 1204 f, and at 6-lly 365 d 28,368 m and 1151 f. Zsa Zsa has won many shows with sev eral honors being All-Penna. 3- year-old in 1363 and Ist Dry 3&4 year-old, Pa. All-Amerioan Show "and Pa. State 'Black & White Show in 1964. Other famous members of the family are Jewel, Julia, Zo-Ann, Black Gold, Black Watch and Black Secret. In addition to her immediate family, she has 36 other offspring in the Blossom elle herd. The Elaine family has fine qualities, such as eating habits, temperament, longevity, texture of hide, milking habits and they have adapted easily to free stalls and automatic hunk feeding. The Blossoraelle herd, located at 2025 Oregon Pike, is basical ly a Rag-Apple-Dunloggon cross. 100 HEAD HORSE AND PONY SALE MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1968 PONIES AT 4:00 P.M. HORSES AT 7:00 P.M. MARTIN'S SALES STABLES Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster County Saddle Standard Bred Consigned Mixed load lowa Horses and Ponies (40 Head). Horses hitched at 1:00 P.M. PAUL Z. MARTIN Phone (717 ) 354-6671 ' i PUBLIC SALE WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1968 AT 5:09 P.M. Sale Held Under Lights 30 to 40 Tractors International, Ford, John Deere, Allis-Chalmers, Case, Massey-Ferguson, Massey-Harris, Oliver. FARM MACHINERY Cultivators, mowers, windrowers, balers, hay crushers, etc. Some Lawn and Garden Equipment. ATTENTION DEALERS and FARMERS; Bring your own surplus equipment in to be sold on consignment. TERMS CASH We buy, sell trade wholesale daily. Used parts for most make and model oF tractors-and farm machinery. Conditions by WENGER'S Farm Machinery, Inc. South Race St., Myerstown, Pa. 717-866-2138 Rentzel and Horst, Auctioneers Lunch served on the grounds At present, the herd consists of 90 Registered Hoistelns with 49 In the milking Hnc. Joi«ph Brill Excellent It The Excellent at 92 points, Poestenkill Model Helen with 1,100 lbs. of butterfat is a mem ber of the favorite cow family at Joseph Brill's Brinrkiil •Farms, Lancaster R 6. Helen has .two daughters that were sold to Brasil—Heicne with n two-year old record of 18,011 lbs. of milk and 592 lbs. of butterfat and Helena with a two-year-old rec ord of 15,311 lbs. of milk and 696 lbs. of butterfat. There are also granddaughters of the Helen cow in the Brtar kill herd, and a son, Briarkill Admiral Model is a herd sire with milking daughters to 912 lbs. of butte.fat as two-year olds. * Half sisters to the Helen cow are: Poestenkill Model Judy EX 91 with 2 - 1000#fat records: Poestenkill Model Bubbles EX 92 With 3 - 900# fat records and was All-American 4-yr-old in 1954; Maroy Model Abbekerk EX 96 with 800# fat and nomin ated seven times All-American. There tore many more excellent daughters of Amcana 'Dictator Model with impressive records. Cows of similar pedigrees are the whole breeding program and will represent the future of Bri arkill. They are Poestenkill Model Sheila with 946# fat 2x in 346 days: Poestenkill Model Lady with 27,213 milk and 967# fat: Poestenkill Model Sarah with 19,311 milk and 896 fat; Poestenkill Model Nudine mak ing 15,000# milk and 650 fat, 2X at 2 years; Briarkill Model Elsie with a sensational udder and milking 60# milk daily at just 20 months of age. The herd is founded on a close line-breeding program based on the Intense Ormsby families of Wisconsin Fobes sth. NEBA Nominated for Recognition Several Lancaster Countv cow families have been nominated for recognition by Northeaatern Breeders Assn. One is the Rach el family at FuHonway farms from which NEBA has two sices —WYLWYN, a son of the 18- year-old Rachel and Fulton, a son of Rachel's Dean daughter. Rachel Ann. Rachel is still living and pro ducing with lifetime credits to date of 224,806 lbs. of milk and 9,140 lbs. of butterfat. Her great est record came at 14-lly when she produced 22,301 lbs. of 4.3 percent test milk for a total of 899 )bs. of butterfat, in 365 days. At 13-ly she had 20,840 lbs. of milk and 884 lbs. of bufeerfat. She is classified Excellent 92. Rachel Ann is Very Good 89 and has 1,018 lbs. of butter Pat total for her 8 year-old record from 26,632 lbs. of 3.8 percent milk in 365 days. She aUo has 913 lbs. of butter fat at 6-10 y and her latest S. A. record is lOy 365 d 22,600 m 3.9% 940 f. The other nominated family is the Caernarvon Rose Elaine family at Herbert and Rhelda Rpyer’s Blossomelle Farm. The son of Elaine and Ivanhoe at NEBA is Black Watch. This family is covered under the Blossomelle Farm report. Yarn-dyed cottons usually are deeper and richer in color, and tend to be more colorfait than dyed piece goods. Moil Box Market For Sale-St. Bernard puppies, Swiss type, Reg. father (Rough) Purebred mother papers. Also Reg. adult ferpale for pet. Drumm's Hi-Lo Kennel., Ph. 548-2805. -.I * * NOTICE— June is strawberry, month, organically grown, or der now. Starting June lO>K»‘filT orders Jacob S, King, Quarry ville R 3, Vz mi. east of Quarry viMe along Valley Rd. .For Sale-Holst'ein heifer- out of) Curtiss - sires, bred to A.B.C.j sires Also one Jersey heifer, alii due in June, some Beg. heifers! due -in Aug. Will sell as spring-- ers. Ph. 215-267-5209. For -Sale Old Fashioned fence nails, also firewood to order. Aa-. non.Zook, .StraSburg JRL 1% ,mi. east of New Providence on White Oak Road. For Sale-New Idea transplant er, good condition, complete with fertilizer attachment. Hen ry E. Beiler, 129 S. Maple Ave., Leola, Pa. For Sale-John Deere ifB Mow er, 7 ft cut, good condition Also Oliver 4 j bar rubber tire rake. Phone 215-445-6453 For Sale-3 Bred Holstein Heif ers, vaccinated, springing, pas ture bred after Aug 23 J Don ald Watmer, Pequea il, Ph. 284-4532 For Sale - Reg. Duroe Boar, 3 mo old. Production registered from litter of 11. F. Ruoss, Eph rata R 2 Ph. Akron 859-2264. /For Sale-John Deere -24 T baler with ejector, good condition. JPh. 665-3260. For Sale-AKC Reg. St. Bernard, male, 4 yrs old, good with chil dren, $lOO. Call 284-4589. Sole -Register , MON. EVE, JUNE 3 - Horae & Pony Sale, Martin’s Sale Staples, Blue Ball, Pa. Paul Z Martin. WED., JUNE 5, 1968 at 9 A.M- Martin’s Sale 'Barn, Blue Ball, Pa. Farm machinery and equip ment. Paul Z. Martin. WED., JUNE 5 at 5 P.M. - Public Sale under lights of Tractors & Farm Machinery by Wenger’s Farm Machinery, Inc., S. Race St., Myerstown, Pa.