—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. March 8.1969
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Correspondence
Courses nt
PENN STATE OFFERS
DAIRY GOAT COURSE
Moie people of the world use
the milk of dairy goats than of
dany cows. However, people of
the United States have been re
luctant to adopt goat products
as food.
Since early Biblical times,
goat’s milk, cheese, meat and
hides have been used as food
clothing or in sacrificial cere
monies in many parts of the
world.
A correspondence course in
modern goatkeeping is offered
by the Pennsylvania State Uni
versity. It deals with charac
teristics and adaptation of breeds
of goats as well as breeding,
feeding practices, housing and
equipment and the general care
and management of dairy goats
To emoll and get a copy of the
course send your name and ad
dress with $2 25 to Dairy Goats,
Bok 5000, University Park,
Pennsylvania 16802.
• Farm Women
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lions were in charge of Mrs
Sadie Reighard. The roll call
was responded to by a keepsake
and why I prize it. The response
was quite interesting
During the business meeting,
the society decided to donate
$25 to the Easter Seal drive. It
was also voted to donate $5O to
the Half-Way House, the county
project On February 17, six
teen members of the society met
at the Eberly home and made
165 cancer dressings
A reading, “My Wild Irish
Rose,” was given by Mrs Estella
Nissley. An interesting com
mentary was presented by Mrs
Paul Rummel, Lancaster, on the
topic, “Plant Life of the Bible ”
The next meeting will be held
on April 5 in the social room of
the Elizabethtown branch of
the Harrisburg National Bank
Assisting the Coble sisters as
hostesses were Mrs Rhoda Ris
sei, Mrs. Andrew Haines and
Miss Margaret Haines.
SOCIETY 11
Society of Farm Women 11,
Quarryville, met m the Me
chanics Grove Community Build
ing with Mrs William Bucher,
Mrs. Adeline Edwards and Mrs
Mabel Shenk as hostesses.
Ben Warfel showed a film
taken on his tiip to Mexico and
South America. Mrs. Edwards
led devotions Mrs Bess Ressel
conducted the business meeting
The next meeting will be held
in the Quarryville United Metho
dist Church on March 27 when
the guests will be members of
Society 14
• Pig Neighbors
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had the expected insect and
odor problem Flies built up
numbeis rapidly from 500 to 3
million Mosquitoes on its un
scieened lagoon swarmed in
great numbeis Odor was stiong
ei than in the second setup, but
less pungent than in the fouith
Scientists regard the success
ful septic tank system as a pilot
setup It woiked exactly as in
tended during the summer and
never had to be cleaned But
they don’t know if extending
the use of the setup or doubling
pig numbers to the scale of a
commercial operation would
create problems or excessive
costs Follow-up research will
clarify these pointj.
Animal, Not Flower The British government had
The sea lily is actually an no part in the building of the
animal The ‘featherlike aims Suez Canal and bought none of
which radiate about the head the original stock In 1875, by
make the animal look like a pm chasing the shares owned
flower and are responsible for by the Khedive of Egypt, Eng
the name “sea lily.” land gained part control.
SPRING SALE
RUSSELL HEILMAN & SON
SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1969
Location: In Lebanon County, 1 mile north of Cleona
and Route 422.
75 REGISTERED CANADIAN HOLSTEINS 75
25 Fresh or close springers
25 Bred for fall, due Aug., Sept, and Oct.
25 Weaned heifer calves
Herd Sire Four Corners Signet Stan 1516564
Dams record: 2 yr. old, 297 days, 19629 milk, 859 fat, 4.4%
3 yr. old, 305 days, 22568 milk, 944 fat, 4.2%
SPECIAL Walnut Lane Inka Daisy May (Very Good)
Daughters of Canadian Units: Glenafton Royal Hamil
ton, Denfield Inka Supreme Sovereign, Forest Rockette Cen
tunan, Penn State Pathfinder Ivanhoe, Glenview Radar,
Edgeware Rag Apple Master, Bardholm Royal Supreme,
Houckhall High Spot.
5 Daughters of Penn State Pathfinder Ivanhoe
5 Daughters of Forest Rocket Centurian
100 YORKSHIRE HOGS
25 Bred gilts
4 Service age boars, balance shoats 40 to 80 lbs.
Order of Sale: Hogs 11:30 A.M. - Cattle 1:00 P.M.
Pedigrees: Fred Naugle, RD 6, Carlisle, Pa.
Tester: Leon Arnold
Write for catalogue:
RUSSELL HEILMAN & SON
R. D. #4, Lebanon, Pa. 17042
FIFTH ANNUAL ALL-DAY
Public Auction
FARM EQUIPMENT
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1969
Location; Va mile north of the Dowhingtown Exit of the
Pennsylvania Turnpike on Route #lOO, Eagle, Chester
County, Pennsylvania.
Three (3) Oliver ‘lBso’, gas & dsl tractors; 4 Oliver TBoo’
dsl tractors; 2 Oliver T6oo’ gas tractors; 2 Oliver ‘BBo’ dsl.; Oliver
‘Super 88’, 4 Oliver ‘sso’ gas & dsl; 4 Oliver ‘BB’ & ‘77’ gas & dsl.;
J D ‘4020’ dsl; J D ‘4olo’ dsl; J.D ‘3olo’ dsl.; J D ‘3020’ dsl;
J D ‘A’ w/loader; Int “706’ - ‘s6o’ - ‘4so’ - ‘H’ - ‘M’, 2 Fords ‘BN’;
MF ‘Bs’ gas, Int ‘B’ w/Motts mower; Int ‘Cub’ w/rotary mower;
Fox Industrial forage haivester w/2 row head & PTO; Gehl for
age harvester w/l-row corn att; A C forage harvester w/2-heads;
BALERS N H. ‘66’ w/engine; Int ‘so’ w/thrower, Oliver ‘3s’ s.p.
combine w/12’ header; Oliver ‘lB’ w/7’ bin & PTO; PLOWS
Oliver ‘575’ 5-6 b hdy., Oliver (NEW) ‘565’ 4-b semi-mtd, 2
Oliver ‘365’ 3-4 b 3-point, 6 Oliver 3-4 b. pull type; J D 4-b semi
mtd ; MF 6-b. semi-mtd., 2 Int 3-b w/fast hitch, other Oliver,
Ford, JD, and Int plows, pull & 3-point hitch, 10 CORN PLANT
ERS Oliver 6 row w/tool bar; 2 Oliver (NEW) ‘3l2’ 3-point and-
Oliver, J D & Int pull type, CULTIVATORS - J.D -4-row, Oliver,
Int and JD; CORN PICKERS -4 N.I. & Woods 1-row corn pick
er, Oliver 2-row potato planter, w/fertilizer att, like new, GRAIN
DRILLS - 4 Int & J.D grain drills; Oliver ‘437’ Haybine; MOW
ERS Sunmaster 6’ flail mower, NEW, 3-point hook-up, Oliver
‘4ls’ pull-type mower, other mowers mcl Oliver, J.D., Int -&
Ford, both pull-type and 3-pomt hook-up, 10 SPREADERS Hawk
bilt tank spreader, also NI, Int & Oliver, Oliver ‘4oB’ Grinder-
Blower (NEW), Papec blower, JD feed grinder w/PTO, NH
grinder-mixer, 10 WAGONS, NEW & USED, Schwartz self-un
loading wagon (demonstrator), 8 TRUCKS Pickup’s and Flat
beds, 2 1967 Dodge 1-ton stake trucks, International ‘TD-9’ bull
dozei. Miller asphalt spieadei, 10’ V Snowplow 3 used chain
saws, 10 NEW gates, 50 sets tractor chains, 300 AMP Hobait
Welder, gas driven, 2 used Polons Snowmobiles, 10 Gaiden Trac
tois, Wheelhoise, Bolen and Riding mowers, also tiactoi tires,
(NEW), and 4 loads of small tools and equipment
LUNCH
Whiteford Sales Co. By the order of:
L. Robert Frame, Auctioneer Eagle Machinery Co.
Abram Diffenbach, Auct.
Box 128, Exton, Pa. 19341
Phone 215-458-5326
“Chester County’s Foremost Auction Company”
M/& s*
10:00 A. M. Sharp
FIFTY TRACTORS
Part Owner
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969
SALE AT 11:30
4 miles southwest of Millersvllle, ZVz miles southwest
of Letort, 2 miles southwest of Masonville Mennonite
Church along Breneman Road (watch for arrows).
5 - FARMALL TRACTORS in good condition
“M” power steering with 2 ME corn picker; “350”
power steering with cultivator and 3-bottom plow; “350”
power steering with 3-bottom plow; “H” with loader, cifl
tivator and hoers; “Super A” with cultivator and hoers.
3 TRUCKS
1946 Ford U-tag, 1949 Chev. U-tag dump body with
end gate for hauling grain, 1951 Ford pick-up with racks.
(3) N.H. wagons w/hoists, corn sides, 16 ft. beds, (5 ton
wagons), Int. No. 91 Combine, 10 ft. (excellent shape).
Portable Grain-King feed mixer and grinder with 14
inch Bear Cat hammermill, N.H. Super 77 P.T.O. baler,
Int. 13 disc grain drill, N.H. hay crusher, Case stalk shredd
er, (2) N.I. (ground driven) tractor spreaders, N.I. side
rake, Steam Boiler on rubber with (2) 6xB pans, Int. 2 pt.
tractor mower, 12 ft. weeder, (2) Int. disc harrows, No. 37
and No. 28, 8 ft. cultipacker, 10 ft. cultipacker, 24 tooth
spring harrow, 36 ft. bale and grain elevator with gas en
gine, 16 ft. Cardinal grain elevator, (7) tobacco wagons, (3)
on rubber, (2) steel, Int. corn planter, Berms 2-row trans
planter, Int. fertilizer drill (10 ft.), field sprayer (lowpres
sure and drop nozzles, old baler for parts.
1500 BUSHEL METAL CORN CRIB
9,600 tobacco lath, (3) Minnich tobacco presses, (2)
lath pullers, electric grass seeder, 20 inch McCullough chain
saw, plug cleaner, air greaser, battery charger, portable
air compressor, (2) Andes water troughs, (13 ft. long), 4-
ton hydraulic jack, wood saw, (3) Wick steer scratchers,
chunk stove, meat bench, meat grinder, sausage press, and
items too numerous to mention.
50 ton of corn, some hay and straw.
Be sure to see this dean 'line of farm equipment.
By
Diller and Kreider, Auctioneers
Lunch by Friendship Circle
Public Sale
OF FARM MACHINERY
Along Route 230, Vz Mile West of Elizabethtown, 18
Miles South of Harrisburg, Penna.
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1969
11:00 O'Clock
FORD 5,000 DIESEL SELECT-O-SPEED
500 HOURS
FORD 4,000 DIESEL SELECT-O-SPEED
500 HOURS
FORD 2-ROW MOUNTED CORNPICKER
FOR THE 4,000
IHC NO. 351 3-BOTTOM PLOW
3 PT. TRIP BOTTOMS
3-Section ‘Spring Harrow, Case Disc Harrow, Gultipacker,
i. H. C. Disc Harrow, New Holland 69 Baler, P T. O. (good), New
Holland Low Boy Elevator, New Holland 404 Hay Crusher, Ford
3 'Pt. "Rake, Jdhn Deere No. 5 Mower, Ford 309 Cornplanter (2
■years), Ford 2 Row Cultivator 3 Pt., I. H C Forage Harvester,
Corn and Grass Head; ,24 ft. Smoker Elevator, 25 ft. ‘Cardinal
Bale .Elevator, 3 Section Rotary Hoe, 2 False Endgate Silage
Wagons, Case and Grove, also Unloading Units; 1 Flat Bed
Wagon, Clay Crop Dryer, McCormick Small Grain Cleaner, 32 ft,
Malco Bale Elevator with Bale Diverter.
Winco Generator 15,000 Watts on Trailer (New)
M-C Flail Chopper, 8 ft SaudersSnow Plow, Century Crop
Sprayer with Myers Pump, Platform for 3 Pt. P. T O, Electric
Fence Winder, 36 in Vent-o-Matic Barn Fan, Sub Soiler, Chisel
Harrow, 500 Gallon Water Tank, Tandem Axle Trailer, 3 Eeed
Gaits, Lancaster Even Flo Silo Distributor, Electric Motors, Fenc
ing, Hog and Water Troughs, Electric Cords, 2 Cow Clippers, 1
with Sheep Shears, Tobacco Ladders, Lath, Aluminum and Steel
Roofing, Comsheller, Hay Rope, Chicken Crates, Scalding
Tiough, Vz Ton Feed Mixer, Brooder Stove, Forks, Shovels,
Chains and many other articles too numerous to mention
APPROXIMATELY 20 TONS OF TIMOTHY HAY
20 ft. SILAGE, 200 BUSHELS OF OATS
, i Terms By
JACOB L. KURTZ, EST.
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers
LUNCH BY WEST GREENTREE CHURCH OF THE
BRETHREN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
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BEW. S. BRENEMAN