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ALLEN H. MATZ, INC
NEW HOLLAND, PA. PHONE 354-2214
ATTENTION!!
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LOWEST PRICES NOW
Through November 29, 1969
Write or call
A. B. C. GROFF, INC.
New Holland, Pa. Ph: 354-4191
Complete Dispersal
FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1969
11 A. M.
7 miles East and South of Bedford, Pa., off Rt. 326; 6
miles North of Rainsburg.
100 HOLSTEINS 100
Approx. 65 Reg. balance High Grades
65 cows of milking age, several fresh; 15 due November
to January Ist.
10 bred heifers due December and January.
20 yearlings and calves.
2 Sires: one from a 30,000 lb. m., 1205 lb. fat Dam.
Acc’d Cert. Most Vac. Charts Sale Day.
Past 4 yr. DHIA Ave. over 13,000 m. and 500 fat.
Individual records to 20,000 m. and 800 fat.
This is a good young group of cattle; good size and good
udders; mostly Dunloggin breeding; the herd having been
developed from 2 good Sires, purchased from Joe Canby.
SALE UNDER COVER LUNCH AVAILABLE
MR. & MRS. CHARLES A. KOONTZ
R. D. 4, BEDFORD, PA.
Auct.: Merle Mishler
R. D. 2, Holsopple, Pa.
Broiler Placement Up 30%
Placements of broiler chicks in
the Commonwealth during the
week ending November 15 were
1,194,000. The placements were
30% above the same week a year
earlier and 13% above the prev
ious week. Average placements
during the past 10 weeks were
17% above a year earlier. Sett
ings for broiler chicks were 1,-
802,000 —5% above the prev
ious week and 13% above the
comparable period a year ear
lier. The current 3-week total of
eggs set is 10% above the same
period a year ago. Inshipments
of broiler-type chicks during the
past 10 weeks averaged 5,000
and compares with 14,000 a year
ago. Outshipments averaged 305,-
000 during the past 10 weeks,
23% above a year earlier.
22 STATES: Placements in the
22 States were 55,957,000 —3%
above the previous week and
13% above the same week a
year earlier. Average placements
during the past 10 weeks weie
12% above a year ago Settings
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Apple Holdings Reflect
Early Harvest
A C.. m The 258,500,000 pounds of ap
• Calendar Pennsylvania cold stor
(Contmued from Page 1) £ ges Qn octob ' r 31 1S above re .
Annual Meeting, Benjamin cent years, reflecting an early
Fiankhn Hotel, 9th and completion of harvest. This 258,-
Chestnut Streets, Philadel- 500,000 pounds converts to 6,155,-
phia. 000 boxes of 42 pounds each.
10:00 am. Mt. Joy-Elizabeth- York apples account for two
town 4-H Dressed Capon fifths of all the apples now in
Show, Hostetters Dining storage.
TTalt The 1969 apple crop is estimat
-8:00 p.m. Lancaster County ed at 510 million pounds or 12,-
Extension Directors meet, 143,000 —42 pound equivalents,
Farm and Home Center. the largest since 1964.
CLEARANCE SALE
GOOD USED TRACTORS
1 Case 530 Diesel
1 Cose 4118— — Gas
1 Case 411 Gas
1 Case 830 Diesel Slightly Used
WALTER BUCKLEY & SON
E. D. 4, Lititz, Pa. Phone 626-2344
SPECIALS
PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE
only $ 1.62 GAL.
TOBACCO PAPER
50 LB. ROLLS I*# 7 *”*
TRACTOR CABS $
$5.95 Value ONLY # 97 each
SPECIAL OFFER
20% OFF ON NEW TRACTOR
BATTERIES Plus Your Old Battery
C B. HOOBER s SON
Intercourse, Penna.
were 71,831,000 —2% above the
previous week and 11% above a
year earlier. The current 3-week
total of eggs set is 11% above a
year earlier. The current 3-week
total of eggs set is 11% above the
comparable period a year ago.
Sportsmen are reminded that
they may not shoot at random
during the big game seasons
starting on Fuday, November 28.
It is unlawful, during big game
seasons, to shoot at any mark or
target other than legal birds or
animals, except at a properly
constructed target or a dead
tiee within 200 yaids of the hunt
ing camp or headquarters of the
shooter.
Hunters are wamed that it is
unlawful to fire at public utility
poles, transformeis, insulators,
tiaffic signs, warning posteis, etc.
ASSORTED TOOLS
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22.1969—13
Random Shooting Unlawful
During Big Game Season
260.
Phone 768-8231
Gasoline Is Powerful
When one handles gasoline
caielessly, such as overfilling a
tank, adding fuel while a tractor
is running hot or spilling fuel,
the chances of a dangerous fire
or explosion are greatly increas
ed Handle all fuels, and especial
ly gasoline, as caiefully as you
would dynamite, cautions Exten
sion agncutural engineers at The
Pennsylvania State University.
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feel inferior I just pull its
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