45 All Canadian
Dairy Cow Sale 45
BLACK & WHITE
HOLSTEIN FARM
On U.S. 230 across from Comet Drive-in Theatre, Lan
caster, Pa.
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 15th
at 8 o'clock Sharp
With lots of class and quality, most of them classified with
good production and B.F. records. 20 very good quality
Canadian Grade Holsteins with production to 80 lbs. daily.
All cows just fresh or close up springers.
Your Place to Buy Quality Dairy Cattle
Abe Diffenbach, Auct.
H. Kettering, Pedigrees
CHAS. C. MYERS, Owner
Credit Terms Available
‘Tetter Power Pays”
WORLD LEADERS IN
DIESEL ENGINE DESIGN
MAKE US PROVE IT!
Over 1,000 Amish farmers al
ready have. They have found
that Fetter delivers all it pro
mises. Our diesels provide long
working life, dependability and
good cold starting characters
tics.
For Piompt and Efficient Service Call
YOUR AUTHORIZED FETTER DISTRIBUTOR
GERMAN BROS.
Gas and Diesel Engines Sales and Service
1 Mile Noith of Terre Fill on Rente 897
East Earl, R. D 1, Pa. Phone 215 445-6272
WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE
* * *
Sunset Valley Electrical Service
JOHN M. ALLGYER, Prop.
(Vz mile northwest of Bard’s Crossing, on Hunsecker
Road, 4 miles east of Lancaster, off Route 23)
Bird-in-Hand, R. 1, Pa. 17505
aPhone: 397-4081
AT
on
25 Hand Picked
Canadian Registered
Holsteins
11/ 2 to 45 H.P.
Continuous Rating
IT GOES
MUCH BETTER
POWERED
BY PETTER
Farmers Reported Increasing
Order 2 Milk Promotion Funds
“If the present trend con- men will make additional dol
tinucs, Federal Older 2 dairy- lais available for milk promo
ANNOUNCING
ANNUAL SHOW & SALE
STOCKERS & FEEDERS
Moy IS, 1970, 7:00 P.M.
Prizes Trophies
Final Sale June 5, 1970
To consign cattle call (717) 768-8204
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
—lO miles east of Lancaster on Route 30 —
P.O. Box 100, Paradise, Pa. Kenneth Hershey, Mgr,
PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A FEW ANTIQUES
AND SOME FARM MACHINERY
Saturday, May 16,1970
Located 2 miles south of Nine Points, 8 miles north of Ox
ford along the Bell Road, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the
following, to wit;
FARM MACHINERY
Faimall “H” Ti actor Farmall “A” Ti actor and Cultivator,
Rubber Tire Flat Bed Wagon, Hammeimill, Antique Bob Sled
McDeeimg Hoise Cultivatoi, Perry Hanow, Quincey 6-hp An
tique Gas Engine, Sleigh, Top Buggy, Fencer, Vise, Beits, a lot
of Old Iron, etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Gas Stove, Refrigerator, Round Oak Table, Sewing Mach
ine, Cornel Cupboard, Kitchen Cabinet, Westinghonse noaster
Coal and Wood Range, Breakfast Set, Sideboard, Utility Cabi
net, Knee-hole Desk, TV Set, Maple Living Room Suite, Coal
Heater, Desk and Bookcase, Piano, 17-cu -ft Chest Freezer,
Small Antique Table, Antique Dish Bench, Antique Washstand,
Maytag Washer, Sleigh Bells, 2 Bedioom Suites, Dressers, 2
Chests of Diawers, Night Stand, Baby Crib, Rocking Chans,
Rugs, Pictuie Frames Trunks, Linens, Bed Clothing, Dishes, a
few are Antique, Cooking Utensils, Jais and other small items
Sale at 11:00 a.m. Terms by
GUY MILLER
Leroy Zook, Auctioneer
Not responsible for accidents Lunch available
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Busydale Complete Registered
Holstein Dispersal
3 miles North of Ephrata, Pa., 2 miles North of Rt. 222
along Schoeneck Road, Lancaster County, Pa.
SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1970
12:30 SHARP
60 HEAD 31 Milking Age. 10 Bred Heifers for Fall fresh
ening, 18 year old to calves, 1 service age bull 30 day tested
for interstate shipment, vacc , DHIA Records, classified
Rolling DHIA Ave 30 head 13,322 milk, 518 tat, 3 89% 3
year Ave. 13,741 milk, 516 6 fat with individual records to
21,613 lbs of milk, good number have milked 80 lbs a day
Popeye Roburke Fern Pet w-21,613 milk, 774 tat, 365 d, 9 yrs
sells along with her 2 Ivanhoe granddaugnters A sample of
cows selling Dtr of Dean Imprinter, “G P 83” 6 yr , 280 d,
16,581, 652, 3 9%; Dtr. of Black Gold, ”G P ” 3 yr 326 d, 15,-
505, 686, 4.4% due in July, Dtr. of Master Prince 6 yr , 271 d,
15,257, 632, 4 1%, Dtr of M &H. Ivanhoe, She V.G. 85, 4yr ,
29? d, 13,900, 544, 3 9% due July; Dtr. of Posch Sov. Ivanhoe
2 yr. 346 d, 14,548, 493, 3.4% Sires represented. Posch Sov
Ivanhoe, 16 dtrs., Milk and Honey Ivanhoe 5 dtrs , Perform
er 2 dtrs., Fair Hill Ivan Marc 2 dtrs , Penstate Ivanhoe
Star, Lassie Leader, Osborndale Ivanhoe, Emperor Duke
Archie Many due throughout Summer and early Fall, many
Ist and 2nd calf heifers. “Be sure to take advantage of this
opportunity ” Catalogs Available.
SALE BY
DAVID H. WEILER
R. R. 1, Ephrata, Pa.
Diller and Kreider, Aucts.
Lunch Available
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 9.1970—3
lion and educational piogiams
during 1970 This would be
above and beyond some $1,900,-
000 that is anticipated during
the coming year,” accoiding to
Robeit S Tumei, president,
Amencan Dany Association
and Dauy Council of New York.
Tumei said. “An increasing
number of danymen who form
erly weie not paiticipatmg in
our milk promotion and edu
cational piogiams have now
come to icalize that the non
brand piograms aie an impor
tant part of the overall market
ing of then milk
“This year so far, we aie re
ceiving less negative icsponses
to the positive letter than at the
same time last year It is very
satisfying to see this positive
attitude taking place in the
milkshed ”
(Under a positive letter pro
gram, the dairyman receives a
lettei asking him to allocate
a poition of his milk income
for promotion of milk and milk
products The faimei agiees to
the deduction if he does not re
turn the lettei. but must return
the lettei to reject it )
Tumei conmued, “I think in
addition to knowing that milk
promotion and education plays
an impoitant pait in the ovei
all maiketing progiam, the fact
that the money has been spent
wisely in obtaining as much
pioductivity as possible is an
impoitant reason that moie
dairymen are paiticipating
“While on the suiface, it
would seem as though milk
sales m Fedeial Oulei 2 aie
somewhat less than they weie a
year ago, we do know that
theie aie other factois that
have entei ed the pictui e In
addition to some fluid milk
sales fiom aieas outside Oiaer
2 that aie not lepoited in (he
Market Admimstiatoi’s Repoit
are sales of othei beveiages
that, accoiding to lecent infor
mation, have also shown a gen
eial decline in the Fedeial
Oidei 2 mai ket
“Howevei, on the positive
side of the pictuie, we know
that with enough funds avail
able to do an expanded job of
milk piomotion and education
in Fedeial Oidei 2 sales can
definitely be inci eased In ad
dition to the USDA-ADA test
that was conducted we have
visual pi oof in such maikets as
Kentucky Vnginia, Auzona
and otheis that show beyond a
shadow of a doubt that if the
light amount of money is ex
pended sales of milk and dany
pioducts will definitely m
ci ease
“With moie and moie dany
men becoming a pait of Ameii
can Daily Association and Dany
Council of New Yoik, we aie
going to continue to move for
ward, but we still must lealize
that it is going to take a total
effoit of many, many moie dol
lais to meet the competition
foi oui shaie of the consumers
dollai,” Tumei said
This year, the average Ameri
can will have to woi k two hours
and 43 minutes of an eight-hour
day to meet his taxes, the Tax
Foundation figuies That’s nine
minutes a day moie than last
yeai
By conti ast. the worker can
earn his gioceues and cigaret
tes in 59 minutes a day and his
housing in 57 minutes
That means it’ll take him
longei to pay his taxes than to
provide the basic essentials
both food and shelter
Taxes Take Toll
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