22—Lancaster Farmin;
!• Horse Show
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Linda Matthews, and Karen Kes
sler.
English Style
English style winners by class
include:
Yearling—Shirley Craig, Nan
cy Weber, Millersville; Richard
Rehm, and Nancy Henkel, Stras
fcurg Rl.
Pleasure Pony Driving—Dan-,
iel Fellenbaum, Debbie Cumm
ings, Connie Sweigart, Manheim
R 4; and Dennis Kessler, Eliza
bethtown Rl.
Junior Saddle Seat Equitation
—Thomas Hamill, Mount Joy
Rl.
Senior Saddle Seat Equitation
—Nancy Weber, Thomas Blank,
Lancaster; and Gail Chern, Lan
caster.
Hunter Seat Equitation (junior
not to jump)—Debbie Cumm
ings, Nancy Henkel, Roxanne
Stem, and Brian Ressler. Eliza
bethtown Rl. (Senior not to
jump)—Candace Groff, Quarry
ville; Vicki Zipperlein, Lancast
er; Diane Steffy, Lititz R 2
Jumping Hunter Seat Equita
tion (junior) Nancy Henkel and
■Debbie Cummings (senior) Can
dace Groff and Jeannie Bender,
Salunga.
English Pleasure—(over 14 2
bands) Thomas Blank, Nancy
Weber, Gail Chern, and Thomas
Hamill.
Hunter Under Saddle—(l4.2
bands and under) Debbie Cumm
ings, Nancy Henkel, Brian Res
sler, and Diane Steffy (over 14.2
bands) Candace Groff, Vicki Zip
jterlein, Jeannie Bender, and
Roxanne Stein.
Working Hunter Ponies—Nan
cy Henkel Horses, Candace Groff
and Jeannine Bender.
Members of the county forma
tion riding team are Lisa Wendel
Roxanne Jones, Witmer, and Jim
Watts.
• Hare You Heard?
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and separates into large flakes.
It is attractive in salads and re
cipes calling for salmon in large
pieces
Sockeye or red salmon has
deep red meat and considerable
oil It has a firm texture and
breaks into smaller flakes which
makes it attractive for hot
dishes and salads.
Pink salmon is small flaked
and ranges from light to deep
pink. This is a thrifty buy for
mam dishes, soups, chowders
and sandwiches.
Chum or Keta salmon is large
flaked, very light in color, low
in oil and is especially suitable
for cooked dishes where color
isn’t important. This is the least
expensive of the salmon
Center-Hinged Doors and
Safety Features
Changing cupboard doors to
center-hinged doors will reduce
the number of head bumps and
reduce the safety hazard in your
kitchen.
To make a cabinet door that
folds back, rather than swings
out, cut it in two, lengthwise
down the center
Then install flat hinges on the
inside of the door. These hinges
will hold the two sections to
gether.
When you open the door, it
will fold in the center and take
up half the space it originally
did.
When you close it, the door
will shut flat and latch the same
as it did when it was in one
piece.
You can rehlnge doors of ply
wood, fiberboard or solid wood.
If you’re a do-it-yourself en
thusiast and have a power saw
that makes a neat, even cut, you
can change your own cabinet
doors.
If you find centei-hinged ca
binet doors handy, you can
make your closet doors the same
More new newspapers were
started in the TJ.S. between 1950
and 1905 than In any other slml-
PA. DUTCH DAVS j ai period since the 19th century
Various old-time crafts again _ an( j mo st of these were subur
will feature Pennsylvania Dutch ban neW spapers. More than 2,500
Days which will be celebrated at dai i y and no n-daily suburban
Hershey August 19 through Sun- „ cwspa pers now serve the en
day, August 24. The craft* show vsrons oI our 175 major metro
will be held in the Hershey po iitan areas.
Sports Arena and is free to the ______
:ust 2.1969
;»Saturda;
public. Admission is charged for A frlend of ours is a proof .
other features of the celebration. reader —jj e checks the small
Keep a stiff upper lip and i rint on whiskey bottles before
you’ll dribble your soup. he makes purchase.
CHALLENGE YOUR HERD!
Find out how good your herd really is.
Let us put your herd on a
Pioneer Challenge
Feeding Program
Stop in and see us. We will tell you how.
S ELMER M. SHREINER
Trading as Good’s Feed Mill
Specializing in DAIRY St HOG FEEDS
New Providence, Pa.
since 1070 Phone 786-2500
HERE ARE 6 WAYS WE
COULD SKIMP ON THE
lUse a Jerky Ratchet
instead of SMOOTH
WORM DRIVE
3 Use common beater in place of our Spiral
beater which peels off the material. No
Bunching No plugging
ionco is Safe Smooth and Trouble free
14 Foot Standard Box F. 0.8. $995.06
KINZER EQUIP.
Your Equipment Center in Lancaster County
Box 23, Kinzer, Pa. Phone 442-4186
FAMOUS LAMCO
FORAGE BOX
2R e p 1 a c e our Safe
Heavy Doty Ontfeed
Apron with a danger
ous auger.
STOLTZFUS ANNUAL SUMMER
Holstein Sale
Thursday, August 7 At 12:30
Location this year at the Gnerasey Pavilion 6 miles
east of Lancaster, Pa. on Rente 31.
80 HEAD
45 HEAD REPRESENTING OUR
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE
They are mostly Pa. cattle. Also selling are a group of
Canadians for your summer milk base. Many will be fresh
by sale day. About half are first calf heifers.
7 Ivanhoe dtrs. selling, 3 Very Good; 2 are 87 points with
records of 3 and 4 yr. 504 to 616 F.
IE granddaughters of Ivanhoe dams with records of 500 F to
818 F; one a 3 year old at 2 yrs. 17.956 M, 772 F. 2 from VG
dams, 3 records 603 to 800 F.
Elvis dtr. 2 year 15.094 M, 590 F.
Spruceleigh Expectation from Ivanhoe dtr. with over 24,000
milk ; 3 Appollo : 2 Posch Soverign Ivanhoe dtrs. : others
by Flashy Boy : Golden Topper : Lass Reflection : Para
mount : and Majesty. 2 from Very Good dams of 17 and
18.000 M ; 3 selling from dams over 20.000 M : (a group from
Earl Wengers Dispersal).
8 Marquis dtrs., 4 real prospects, I from Ex. dam of over
600 F.
BY STOLTZFUS AND DILLER
Canadians include some good July and August cows, 6
bred to Selling Rockman; a large group of heifers from
Keith Cummings herd, these include 3 Sailing Rockmans :
6 Lassie Leaders : others by Anthony and Alert Dean
Pabst,
30 day charts ready to go anywhere, good truckers
available. Most of these heifers are large outstanding in
dividuals, some are real show prospects that must be seen
to be appreciated.
John J. Stoltzfus, Manager, Elverson, Penno.
Diller and Kreider—Pedigrees and Auctioneers
Lancaster, Pa.
Public Auction
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1969
STAGING AT 5:30 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
Cultivators, Mowers, Windrowers, Balers, -1
'Hay Crushers, etc.
Some Lawn and Garden Equipment
Attention DEALERS & FARMERS:
Bring your equipment in to be sold
on consignment/.
Dry Goodsmon will be here for the Ladies.
TERMS CASH
W j
We buy, self* trade, wholesale-daily.
Used Parts for mjifsf make & model of Tractors & Farm
Machinery. ,
CONDITIONS BY 3
WENGER'S FARM
MACHINERY, INC.
So; feace St-. - , 1: ' Myerstown, Pa.
CO.
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Rentzel and Horst," Auctioneers
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717-866-2138
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