[• Guernsey
(Continued from Pape n properly supported that an or
been done in other places. Fol- ganization be effected imme
lowing a complete discussion of diately.
PUBLIC NIGHT SALE
OF VALUABLE LIVESTOCK
THURS. NIGHT, JUNE 12,1969
Starting at 8 P. M. Sharp
Sale located 5 miles North of Rt. 222 along Rt. 897, 2 miles
North of Reinholds.
50 HEAD OF CATTLE
This includes a complete herd of Purebred Holstems from
Lackawanna County. This is an extra good herd in all stages
of production. Some fall cows. All bred cows are bred to
either King Pin or Gent.
These cattle are all certified, accredited and checked for
pregnancy.
Buy for cash and save. Satisfaction guaranteed. Health
Charts night of Sale.
VERNON & RAY KLINE,
owners
Phone AC 215-267-2368
or 215-267-2298
Randal Kline, Auct.
Not responsible for accidents
Refreshment stand.
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PUBLIC SALE
MACHINERY AND FEEDER
STEERS
One Mile West of Wakefield on Herr Drive, 20 Miles South
of Lancaster off Route 27 2, follow antique signs.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969
11:30 A. M.
ALUS CHALMERS Dl7
WITH 3 PT. HITCH AND 3 SPEED HYD.
VALVES (NEW 75 HRS.)
3-16 in. slat bottom plow (plowed 15 acres), 861 Ford with
loader, scoop & scraper blade, Allis Chalmers Model C with
cults., Ontario 15 disc drill with band seeders on rubber,
John Deere 24 disc harrow, John Deere R manure spreader,
JD 352 side delivery rake, JD fluffer, Brady flail chopper,
power take off hammer mill on rubber, New Holland #66
baler, McCormick 7 ft. grass mower, McCormick 452 corn
planter, 3 pt., 3 section harrow, Brillion cultipacker.
WIN-CO. 15,000 W GENERATOR (GOOD)
Littletowns rotary cutter, rubber tired wagon, 16 ft.
dual wheel trailer, Ironage vegetable planter, 550 gal. water
tank, 3 pt. weeder, 2 feed carts, 6 hog feeders, 3 and 16 holes,
2 platform scales, hyd. jack, Planet. Jr: Tuffy garden trac
tor, 24 in. riding mower, wheel barrow, 50 heavy window
sash 42-52, 40 ft. extension-ladder, 100 ft. extension cord,
baled corn fodder, lumber.
40 ANGUS REEDER; STEERS
Acclimated approx. 700 lb. adv.
3000 BU. CORN
2 Jamesway gas brooders and feeders, dehorners, forks,
chains, shovels, P.T.O. cloverseed sower. Many other arti
cles.
9 pc. Duncan Phyfe dining room suite, Birdseye maple bed
room suite, spring & mattress, large eedar wardrobe (like
new), cedar chest, rugs, 12x14’6”, 9xl2’, 7’6”xB’6”, braided
handmade rug 7’6”x 10’, Wicker chairs, metal chairs, 1
brown metal bed spring and mattress.
BRA L. RUTT
Order of Sale Household Small Items Farm Machi
nery Com Steers.
Kreider & Dilier, Aucts.
Lunch by New Providence Meimorate Church
(he project, there was a motion
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The object of the Association
is to unite Guernsey breeders
in their endeavors to improie For membership, the person
the breed and to secuie recopni- must be the owner or employee
tion for its superior qualities of an owner of puie-bied 01
Terms by
SPECIAL
In Season Prices On
JOHN DEERE
and
NEW HOLLAND
COMBINES
SEE THEM NOW!
A. B. C Groff, INC.
New Hollond, Po, Phcme; 354-4191
Public Auction
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1969
STARTING AT 6:00 P. M.
Sale Held Under Lights
20 to 30 TRACTORS
MANY MAKES AND MODELS
International, Ford. John Deere. Allis-Chalmers, Case,
Massey-Harris, Massey-Ferguson, Oliver
FARM MACHINERY
Cultivators, Mowers, Windrowers, Balers,
Hay Crushers, etc.
Some Lawn and Garden Equipment
Attention DEALERS & FARMERS:
Bring your own surplus equipment in to be sold
on consignment.
Dry Goods man will be here for the Ladies.
TERMS - CASH
We buy ? sell, trade, wholesale-daily.
Used Parts for most make & model of Tractors & Farm
Machinery.
Other Sale Dates: July 18
CONDITIONS BY
WENGER'S FARM
MACHINERY, INC.
So. Race St.
Eentzel and Horst, Auctioneers
Lunch served by Myerstown Church of the Brethren lot Building
Fund. Baked Goods Ham on BoIL Soup available fur lakc-out
717-866-2138
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 7,1969—13
giado Guernsey cattle, and must
icside within the county, also,
he must cnclouse the Constitu
tion of the Association and pay
membership dues.
At the time ol the formation
of the Association, this gioup
also initiated the formation of
the Guernsey Calf Club. To this
clay, the Club is suppoited in
pait by them, pioviding money
for the annual 4 H Guernsey
Round-up.
A Guernsey Field Day is held
each year at a farm of one of
the members This year, the lo
cation was the faim of K. D.
Linde, Quarryville During the
morning, judging activities weie
available for men, women, and
chikhen. dunng the afternoon,
an intei esting program includ
ing slides of \anous dairy set
ups held eceiyones attention
In the tall of the yeai, an
other exciting event takes place
this is the piesentation of a
Guernsey call to an FFA boy at
the Lampetei Community Fan.
Each intei ested member sub
mits his application, telling how
he would laise a call Each ap
plicant is also intei ueweel in
die idually accoidmgly, a win
ner is chosen This year’s win
nei was Ken Giube
Since the foimation of the
Lancaster County Guernsey
Bieedeis Association is 1925, an
Annual Banquet and business
meeting has been held The site
this year was Rhoads’ Restau
rant, Quarryville, the menu in
cluded delicious fried chicken.
Following the recognition of
guests and the presentation of
several reports and awards, The
Rev. George Paterson, D D. pro
vided entertainment with slides
and narration of various coun
tries he had visited.
This spring, instead of a field
tup which is usually taken an
nually, a group fiom the Asso
ciation attended the National
Guernsey Breeders Association
meeting in Hershey, Pennsyl
jvania. This was an opportunity
which does not ause frequently,
as these meetings are held all
over the United States. All those
attending enjoyed this chance
to see how other areas aie at
tempting to impiove and secure
recognition of the superior
qualities of the Guernsey breed.
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8 00 p m —4-H Baby Beef and
Lamb Club meets, Farm
and Home Center.
Thursday, June 12
730 am —Junior Ag Club,
Ephrata High School,
Leave on all-day field trip,
fiom High School
730 p m -Lititz-Manheim Com
munity 4-H Club meets,
Raymond Stoner Home,
Eden Road.
Friday, June 13
13-15 4-H Cookie Sale.
7-00 p.m—Garden Spot 4-H
Community Club meet at
Smoketown Elementary
School.
8 OOp.m Penn-Willow 4-H
Community Club meets,
Pequea Elementary School.
Packaging of milk began in
1884 with the Thatcher, N. Y.,
milk bottle, has evolved to to
day’s plastic and plastic-coated
containers. More changes are
sure to come as packagers try to
find and answer the preferences
and needs of the retail customer.
The future may hold introduc
tion of other milk drinks, some
now popular in foreign countries
—carbonated whey; kefir, enzy
me-ueated, special protein or
exouc-fiavored milks, but r&ICF
predicts Basically, the milk of
tomorrow will be the i.hlk of to
day witn more attention paid to
its rlavcr Despite mdk’s nutri
tional qivLlios, nose ueople,
duJuicn eojcaiLy, drink milk
My erst own Pa
More Changes Ahead