12—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 19,1969
SOLD FOR $4400. Lindenhof T. C. El
vira, the first cow in the sale ring at the
44th Renewal Guernsey Sale held in con
junction with the American Guernsey Cat
tle Club Annual Meeting this week, sold
for $4400 Elvira, consigned by Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Linde, Oxford Rl, went to
Rougemont. North Carolina. In the Lan
caster Farming Photo taken at the Guern-
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