Sole Register
WED. JAN. 22, 1969 at 9 A M.
Martin’s Sale Barn, Blue Ball,
Pa. Farm Equipment. We sell on
commission. Paul Z Martin.
WED. JAN. 22 9 AM. Faim
Equipment Sale at Martin’s
Sale Barn, Blue Ball, Pa, Lan
caster County. Sale by Paul Z.
Martin.
(You are cordially invited to attend
FARMING
FRONTIERS
FOR ’69
(Formerly John Deere Day)
January 23 - 10:30 a. m.
ROLL-GARD WITH CANOPY AND SEAT
BELTS WILL BE AWARDED.
You must be present to win!
A. B. C. GROFF, INC. |gs|
New Holland, Pa. Phone: 354-4191
HORSES ...
or DOGS . s
feed them the f
they needl
Tlie Red Roie horse
feed line it complete
t j•* to you can pick the
, ftted that suits your
Special need.
Red Roie * litter to
market* twine feeds
will make pigs grow
fait -• and will earn
money for you that
way, too! Choose
horn a complete line.
i Vour dog will like the taste of Red Rote Dog Food. This crunchy
and appetizing food will completely nourish your dog. AND
HERE’S AN IMPORTANT NOTE! Red Rose is so economi
cal to use!
Wolter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
Henry E. Garber
R, D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Refton Strasbarg
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D. #3, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarryville
THURS. JAN. 23 12 30 Noon
Purebied Guernsey Sale at the
Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster,
Pa. Sale Managed by Penna.
Guernsey Breeders’ Ass’n.
FRI JAN 31 1 00 PM. Pub
lic Sale of Valuable Dairy Farm
along Rt. 272, 3 mi E of Penn
Hill, 22 mi S of Lancaster, ad
jacent to Little Butam Elemen
tal y School, Little Britain Town
ship, Lancaster County, Pa.
Terms by Henry S Delong.
Red Rose
ANIMAL FEEDS
Martin's Feed Mill, Inc.
Mountville Feed Service
Musser Farms, Inc.
Chas. E. Sauder & Sons
Ammon E. Shelly
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
H.' M. Stauffer & Sons,
David B. Hurst
Bowmans\ ille
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountville
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Terre Hill
Lititz
Honey Brook
Inc.
Witmer
Sale Register
WED. FEB. 12-9 AM. Mar
tin’s Sale Bain, Blue Ball, Pa.
Faim Equipment We sell on
commission Paul Z. Martin
WED FEB 26 9 AM , Mar
tin’s Sale Bain, Blue Ball, Pa.
Faun Equipment. We sell on
commission. Paul Z. Martin,
SAT MAR. 1. 1 PM. sharp
Public Sale of Valuable Real Es
tate, Faim Machinery, Peisonal
Pioperty at RD. #l, Brogue
ville, Pa. in Chanceford Twp
sale by Haiold J Walker, Ex
ecutor of the David H. Walker
Estate.
AUCTIONS
Mon , Jan 27—12 30—Wheelei
sale at Jackson Summitt, Rte
237 12 mi from Lawrenceville
or Tioga 42 home-raised Hoi
steins—good condition and ud
ders, all fiesh or just ready"
3 tractois and all machmeiy
mcl IH #l5 chopper (3 heads),
Lamco s u wagon, month-old
NH tank spieader, 325 gal tank,
Badger cleaner, etc 20 T ex
cellent hay Mr and Mrs John
Wheeler, Sr selling due to Mr
Wheeler’s age and health" For
full list, of this oi any sale,
mailed you. wute Rumsey
Sales, 226 Liberty St, Bath,
NY
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Lancaster Farming. Safurday, January 18, 19G9—12A
AT THE POULTRY FEDERATION BANQUET, (left to
right) Hendrik Wentmk, chairman; Leland H. Bull, Pa.
Secretary of Agriculture and Gale Rome&berg, Pa. Poultry
Queen. k. F. Photo
Poultry Promotional Events
Staged At Harrisburg Show
HARRISBURG The Penn
svlvama Poultry Federation,
held its annual banquet at the
Penn Harris Hotel on Wednes
day, during the Farm Show.
Featured speaker was Dr.
Thomas Haggai, internationally During an afternoon meeting
known speaker from High Point, sponsored by the Federation Dr.
North Carolina, whose topic was R o i an( j Leach, Pennsylvania
gSr?” V Also B appSi°iS on the state University Nutritionist,
banquet program were Walter discussed “Advances In Poultry
E. Wheelock, Pennsylvania Nutation”. The meeting was
Poultry Federation President; held in the Dept, of Agriculture
Leland H. Bull. Pennsylvania Building. A panel discussion
Secretary of Agriculture, and was also held featuring the sub-
Gale Romesberg, Pennsylvania ject “I Grow Pullets This Way
Poultry Queen. Because . . .”. The four panel
According to Co-Chairmen members were Warren Burr,
i Russell Latshaw, Vernon Norris
and James Schubin. The panel
was moderated by Dr. Floyd
Hicks, Poultry Extension
Specialist, Penna State Univer
sity.
Hendrik Wentmk, Donald E.
Horn and George Hauer, the
banquet, which was a fund rais
ing venture for the Poultry
Federation, was a sell-out
ci owd.
During the five day show
Pennsylvania Poultrymen oper
ated their Food Booth on the
main floor of the Farm Show
Building. Foods served include
pickled eggs, egg nog, turkey
and chicken sandwiches, chicken
corn soup. An all White meat
hi oiler sandwich was added to
the menu this year as the fea
tured new item
On the Governor’s Pieview
Day Sunday at the show, Penn
sylvania Poultry Queen, Gale
Romesbeig, piesented a 35 lb
tuikey as a pioduct represent
ing her industiy, to Governor
Shafei She with 11 olhei agii
ci Itural commodity queens
touieci the show, attended the
Pennsylvania State Police Rodeo
in the Aiena, and weie ambas
sador foi then gioups All of
these queens weie piesented
with scrolls by Governoi Shafer
making them members of the
100,000 Pennsylvanians
With the cooperation of the
Pennsylvania Poultry Fedeia
tion, Pennsylvania State Uni
versity, and the Bureau of
Markets, Penna Dept, of Agri
culture, the Poultry exhibit was
revised to include not only the
live bird displays, but the com
plete story of the egg fiom its
incubation, through the growing
and laying process of the young
chicken, to the giading and
packaging of the egg New Poul
tiy pioducts weie featuied in
tastefully decorated refngeiated
cases, and home economists
weie on hand daily in a display
kitchen cooking lecipes using
poultiy and eggs to advantage.
The Penna. Game Breeders
Association also had displays in
dicating the growing of game
buds as a fine hobby venture.