proper Handling Advised
To Help Keep Food Quality
proper handling helps to keep extension foods and nutrition
the quality of canned foods, ac- specialist of Penn State Unlvor
cording to Louise W. Hamilton, slty.
PUBLIC SALE
BUCK S WHITE
HOLSTEIN FARM
at Dairy Cow Sale Pavilion
along Et. 230 Bypass directly across from the Comet Out
door Theatre, just west of Lancaster.
FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1968
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2 years credit terms. Credit can be arranged prior to sale.
CHARLES C. MYERS, Owner
JOHN ALWINE & SON
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19
MIDDLETOWN, PENNA.
At the farm one mile south of Middletown just off Rte. 230.
Get off 230 at Geyers Church Road or Foxiana Road and fol
low to Alwine Road. Farm is on Alwine Rd.
60 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(30 Milking Age —l4 Bred Heifers
15 Younger Heifers 1 Bull)
Bang’s Certified, T.B. Accred., Calf Vacc., Blood & T.B.
tested within 30 days. Eligible for interstate. Exam for
Preg and Mastitis.
GOOD RECORD COWS SELLING!!
1 with 757-lbs. fat.
6 from 606 to 687-lbs. fat.
3 from 523 to 594-lbs. fat.
5 from 400 to 479-lbs. fat. (All as Heifers)
10 on test with first calf now.
TOP SIRES REPRESENTED!!
5 by Jess Pabst Leader - 3 by Tidy Burke 49er - 3 by
Irvington Pride Admiral - 3 by Moosehart Monogram - 3
by Lilac Hill Royal Master -1 by “Marquis” -1 by “Star
Man” -1 by “Crisscross” -1 by Cloverbrook Prince and
others.
SERVICE SIRES!!
5 bred to Penstate Star Man - 4 to Paclamar Ivanhoe
Black Eagle - 4 to Bngeen Chief Flying Cloud - 2 to
Paclamar Astronaut and others.
BULL SELLING
A Feb. 1967 son of Fobes Marie Hartog with 25,269 M.
4% 1011 fat and by Bngeen Chief Flying Cloud. Ready
for service and several bred to him.
Esco 425 Gal Bulk tank and compressor used only 4
years sells. Philadelphia Seal of Approval.
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND AND BUY
AT THIS COMPLETE DISPERSAL! !
Sale starts 12:00 Noon
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC.
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N. Y.
8:00 P. M.
30 Top Minnesota
'Cows and 30 Top
Registered Canadian
Fresh and right ready to fresh
Lunch Available Catalogs
Under Cover
30HN ALWINE & SON
Owners,
302 Alwine Rd.
Middletown, Penna.
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Cows
When stored In a cool dry
place, most canned foods will
keep Indefinitely without spoil- may clamage the product con
ing. However, gradual chemical sldcrably.
changes during storage may af- Excessive moisture, causing
feet flavor and texture over a cnn * t 0 rult on the outside, does
long period of time. These chcm- not harm the contents. But, be
ical changes take place more wurc ot cnn ‘ swells. It’s
quickly when foods arc kept in advisable not to use foods from
warm storage areas or rooms, such cans,
Canned foods arc not Inde- , I L can^^l^ el '^
. .... .. ... .. in the refrigerator after open
structible, cautions Miss Hamll- j n g t canned foods can be stored
ton. Throwing or dropping cans j n their original containers, says
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
Thursday, October 17,12:30 Noon
At tin- Asx’n Sales Pavilion, Lam astir, Pen mi
55 HEAD
Tirn good voting: bttlla of xorxlte age, balance inoxtlt fiexh
or tine within 30 dnijx of unit date
Herbi rt M>*t, Lancaster, conxlgnx 12 In ad Ilf lx changing
to beet, will “oil bn In nee of herd ax tint inxlifii
IVi rtnliZf thix xale W onlj ,t lew dm x before tin* V.tlli'
Aorex nixp.Txul, but It In nUvtiux true, tin re lx tt limlud nuntbi i
of frexh coni In dlsptr.xalx Von tan g< t (Inin at thlx x.ib At
If.txt c«mi> and look at them 1
iSitfx n j»n x< nt the btxt of tin Inud, "« N'lptunix , smial
In *‘Bi illinnt*, ‘Uoxnl Clown', and I’at lx x Miptiicn ’ (Viixign
mentx liont well established luidx In .Maitland and Pinna lent
can but with conlldenie
SAI.S MANAGED BY;
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
P O BOX 41S
VALLEY ACRES GUERNSEY DISPERSAL
Monday, October 21,10:00 A.M.
At the farm, located at Kellam, Fa., 7 mllei east of York on Bt.
#3O. In the canter of Hellam turn south at the Bank on Broad
Street for '/• milt.
153 HEAD 84 COWS, 15 BRED and 54 OPEN HEIFERS
’67 DHIA Ave: 10418#M 502#F 109 Cows
43 with record*, over 10,000#AI An inlen".el} Butte: tat bred
herd of finest qualitt. 30 bj Mulhocawa> Buttcrfat Dispatch 73U
dans in 338 herds ave 10118-487
Also to he sold before cattle sale starts:
1,000 Gal and 300 Gal Girton Tank, compressors and motois 0
Surpre units for pipe line, 1,000 feet of Kla-ss and stainless siteel
line, and pump for 0 unite, JElecitro brain autonwutat wash
FOB CATALOGS WRITE TO:
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS’N.
P O Box 4 1 5 S Camp Hill, Pa , 17011
AYRSHIRE AUCTIOH
Milking Herd & Bred Heifer Dispersal
For J. EARL RANCK, (717) 768-8133
Gordonville (Lancaster Co.), Pa , R D 1
THURSDAY, OCT. 17th at 12:30 P.M.
Location One mile East of Intercourse on Rt 340 turn Noith
on Colonial Rd to the first farm
36 COWS 8 BRED HEIFERS
This is a very good herd of dehorned cattle, developed princi
pally from Penshurst bloodlines and handled in a very practi
cal manner.
FRESHENING SCHEDULE
6 Cows recently fresh, 8 bred heifers due soon, 3 cows due in
Nov , 1 m Dec ; 11 in Jan., 1 in Mai , 5 m April, 4 in May, 5 in
June, Many of the later freshening cattle will “Double in
Dollar Value” between sale date and freshening date A lot
of these cattle are by top A I sires
DAIRY EQUIPMENT & MISC.
Girton stainless 400-Gal. direct expansion bulk tank, twin
stainless sink, 3 DeLaval magnetic milkers, milker pump (no
motor), milker line & 15 stali cocks, 30 Jamesway stalls, 15
Jamesway water bowls, Starline 1995 portable bai n cleaner
Terms Cash Catalogs and Lunch at the Sale
TOM WHITTAKER, Sale Mgr., Brandon, Vt.
283rd Garden Spot Sale
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Sale held on the J. M. Brubaker Farm located 4 miles south
of Lancaster in Willow Street Village. Just off Rtes. 322 and
72. Watch for signs.
50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
HERE ARE SOME OF THE EARLY ENTRIES!!
• 711-lb 17,691 M dtr of Wimano Pabst Regal Lucifer out of
good record dam and due sale time to Hilltop Apollo
• A “GP-83” dtr of Winterthur Zeus Victor Ilex with 644-lbs
fat at 3 yrs and 17,554 M Due ahead of sale to Leadei Bell
Boy
• A 554-lb, 4 yr. dtr of Skokie Noel that is “GP” and due just
after sale to Hartsbrook Ivanhoe Ken
• Top young heifer by Sevens Burke Skylark just fresh Sept 18
Her heifer calf by Ideal Fury Reflector also sells
• Top bred heifer by Bngeen Chief Flying Cloud sells eithei
just fresh or close.
• 5 lovely close springing bred heifers from Edna Bloomfield,
Holland, Pa. She is a heifer raiser and buys only the best in
young calves to raise
• Good truckload of New York cattle that will be either just
fresh or close springing.
„• There will be others from our regular consignors that we have
no info on as yet.
BETTER MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THIS
OCTOBER GARDEN SPOT SALE
Sale starts Noon Lunch Available Catalogs
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC. EARL L GROFF
Sa'e Slgre. * A Local Rep.
Me„eo,N.Y. , ~ strasbucg, Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 12. 1968
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Miss Hamilton. However, don't
leave the canned foods in a hot
kitchen before storing.
Although freezing canned
foods is not harmful, freezing is
not recommended. Leftover
food must be refrigerated and
used as soon as possible, she
acids.
Waterfowl Migrations
Reach Peak In Oct.
Fall migration of waterfowl
reaches its peak in October m
the Keystone State, according to
“Birds of Pennsylvania,” the
guidebook published by the Ag
ricultural Experiment Station at
Penn State University.
Spectacular are the flights of
wild swans, geese, and ducks,
honking then way south in V
foimation, says Merrill Wood,
author of the guidebook and as
sociate professoi of zoology at
Penn Slate More swans than
geese seem to migiate through
Pennsylvania Waterfowl migra
tion ends in November
Octobei is also the month to
v'atch for the beneficial hawks
soaring south over mountain
ndges, a loute used to take ad
vantage of up-diaft air currents.
Winter birds begin to arrive
in October, Professor Wood
says He considers October a
good time to get the winter feed
ing station in operation The
number of land bird species mi
grating south drops off in Octo
ber from peak migration in Sep
tember
“Birds of Pennsylvania” is
available for SI 00 a copy plus 6
cents sales tax by writing
to Publications, Box 6000, Uni
versity Park, Pa 16802 A pa
perback volume of 120 pages, it
contains 156 original pen-and
ink drawings of the most com
mon birds in the Common
wealth, made by Dorothy L.
Bordner, of State College
One chapter tells what the
bird watcher may expect to see
each month The beginning ,of
the fall and spring migrations
are listed for each of the 156
species illustrated In each year,
over 200 kinds of birds may be
found in Central Pennsylvania
alone
Herd Management
Livestock producers are aleit
ed in doing a very careful 30b of
management on their herds or
flocks this time of the year due
to the expectation of a killing
frost at any time Any of the
glasses or small grains will not
be affected by frost and can be
giazed at any time, however,
legumes such as clovei or alfal
fa should not be giazed 01 used
when coveied with frost, this
may result in severe bloating:
when the fiost has melted and
the plant is diy, they may be
utilized in any manner In the
case of sudan glass 01 some of
the sudan-soighum hybuds a
killing fiost makes them unsafe
to use in a fiesh condition for
livestock, howevei, if they are
allowed to diy (5 to 7 days) then
they may be used foi giazmg or
gieen-choppmg Also, fiosted
foiage ci ops such as sudan or
sorghums may be made into sil
age after a fiost, allowed to fei
ment for a month, and then fed.
Producers are urged to give spe
cial attention at frost time in or
dei to prevent severe losses.
Guard Livestock
When sudan glass or sorghum
is frosted deadly acids are
formed, warns Dr Samuel iB.
Guss, extension veterinarian at
Penn State Livestock producers
should keep livestock away from
fields of frosted forage, because
a few mouthfuls of it can kill
such animals If poisoning oc
curs, early treatment is neces
sary.
Chewing gum proves you can
have motion .. without progress.
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