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DRUMORE
The reorganlzotional meeting
of the Drumorc 4-H Sewing Club
was held July 22, 1968 at 7 p.m.
in the Chestnut Level Social
Hall.
Club leader, Judy Longenec
ker, presided over the election
ol officers. Those elected are as
follows; president, Mary Douts;
vice president, Sue Boohar; sec
retary, June Aaron; treasurer,
Linda Marlin; song leader, Jo
Boohar; news reporter, Shirley
Aaron; game leaders, Donna
Fmdly and Janis Rohrer.
Club dues for the 1968 year
will be 10 cents per meeting.
The next meeting will be July
9, 1968 at 7:00 p.m. in the Chest
nut Level Church House. Any
one interested in joining is urg
ed to attend.
Leola Pincushions lots and carry them to heavier
The Leoia Pincushions 4-H Free ™ an said, warn-
Club met at the home of Mrs. «J ***«“»
Jacob Huber, Bareville recently. ? own cattle nrices ” d “
Fifteen members attended. He cattlemen
Cindy Smith and Pat Smuckei have j n their own hands a most
gave a report on the 4-H Club e ff ec ti ve tool for maintaining
congress held recently at Penn cattle prices that of resisting
State. the urge to hold their cattle too
Contestants for the Lancaster long, thereby adding price-de-
County 4-H Queen are- Sr. Div., pressing poundage to their mar-
Pat Smucker, and Jr. Div., Mari- ket.
lyn Smucker 11
Cindy Smith and Pat and Mari- 9 Colendar -
lyn Smucker will give Home (Con ti nue d from Page 1)
Economics Demonstrations on
July 9. The next meeting will be Dairy Princess Pageant, Hosi
held July 8. Town Motel.
irnmciw kooks Thursday, July 11
KOOKIE kOUKs —Special Poultry Open House
The Penn Manor Kookie a t Glenn Cayman Farm,
Kooks held their weekly meet- Chambersburg (Sponsored by
ing recently. During the busi- -Hiestand, Inc.)
ness meeting Darlene Eshleman
was elected Junior 4-H Queen. Friday, July 12
Lu Ann Barley is the runner-up. 2 00 p.m.—1968 Keystone Stud
After the meeting was ad- Eam Ew ® Sh . Farm
journed, the first year girls Show Bldg.. Harrisburg.
made waffles and tossed salad Saturday, July 13
The otner girls made yellow 10 00 a . m ._i96B Keystone Stud
cake and a beverage Connie Ram and Ewe Sale, Farm
Stehman gave a demonstration show Bldg.
on how to make frosting. ——
Next meeting will be held at DID YOU KNOW Forty
11-30 a m., July 10 at Penn Man- percent of the volume of saw
or Junior High School. timber is in the oak species
Kent K. Ferrell, Jr.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Registered & High Grade
Holstein Dairy Cattle
70 - HEAD - 70
Sale to be held in the dairy arena at the Aberdeen Sales
Company in Churchville, Harford County, Md., located on Md. Rt.
22 6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md. (via U. S. Rt, 1), and 6 mi. west of
Aberdeen, Md. (via U. S. Rt. 40 and 195 Kennedy Highway) on
FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1968
8:00 P.M. (EDST) Night Sale
We will sell 1 trailer load of 20-25 top springing and fresh
cows and heifers from Mr. James Carter of Ontario, Canada.
Mr. John W. Bailey will sell one load of cows that are fresh
or close springing.
Ten top first calf Wisconsin heifers will be sold that will
freshen within 30 days.
Twenty additional head from one consignor will be sold.
These are 2nd and 3rd calf cows most of which will freshen in
July.
Ten first calf heifers from a Balto. Co. farm will be sold.
Majority will have calves at their side.
Plus other consignments.
If you are looking for additional cows for average months,
plan to attend this sale.
Freshening dates, breeding dates, due dates and milk weights
will be available at sale time. All cattle are T. B. Accredited and
Certified Bangs Free. Tested within 30 days of sale.
Farmers Warned On
Fed Cattle Weights
Sec. of Agrlc. Orville L. Free
man has called attention to the
fact that marketing weights of
fed cattle recently have started
to move above levels of a year
ago.
The Secretary warned that
this trend could hurt fed cattle
prices, which have been higher
than a year earlier all through
1968.
He said one of the main rea
sons for the stronger price has
been the good judgment shown
by cattle feeders in the orderly
marketing of their cattle as they
reached proper finish for their
grade.
He noted that average weights
of fed steers sold by farmers the
first three weeks of June ranged
from 6 to 16 pounds heavier
than a year earlier.
“I hope that cattle feeders will
not succumb to the temptation
to hold back cattle in the feed-
Auctioneers
TERMS ~ CASH
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers
Phone: 734-6050
Night: 734-7105 - 272-1368
Area Code 301
John H. O’Neill
OPEN HOUSE
6th ANNIVERSARY SALE
GRAND OPENING Of Our
NEW BARN JULY 19
100 Cows
SALE STARTS
8 P. M.
1 excellent cow classified
Excellent 92 points
6 very good cows
lot of cattle will classify Very Well
All Registered Cattle
50 Fresh Cows 50 Cows to freshen July 19 to end of August
15 Door Prizes
Free Coffee and Doughnuts
All Day
Credit available day of sale Bank Financing
Catalogs available day of sale. Production records of milk as high as 23,000 lbs.
Over 700 lb. fat.
BLACK
CHARLES C. MYERS, Owner
Along Rt. 230 Bypass directly across from the Comet Outdoor Theatre,
just west of Lancaster.
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