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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 24,1971
Robin Moyer. right, new soil oonsorw
tionist with the Lancaster Couni > So; 1 . arc
Water Consen anon District, is shown tvnig
congratulated recently by Orva! Bass, cen
ter. district conservationist. Looking on is J
Thomas Lehman. Holtwood RDI. a junior
agronomy major at Delaware Valley Col
lege, Doylestown, who is working with the
conservation district as a summer trainee.
Moyer recently graduated from Penn
Young Farmers
The semi-annual conference
and summer picnic of the Penn
sylvania Young Farmers was
held last Friday and Saturday,
July 16 and 17, at the Holiday
Inn, Chambersburg.
The event was hosted jointly
by the Chambersburg Chapter
THE NAME IS
(MEL) KOLB
for
Holstein
Pure Bred
and
Grade
Cattle!
CALL
393-7459
"We Sell The Best
For Less \"
(Mel) Melvin
Kolb Inc.
621 WILLOW RD.,
PRIVATE SALES
EVERY DAY!
LANC, 393-7459
Hold Conference
and the James Buchanan Young
Parmer Chapters.
Included in the registrations
were 36 Young Farmers, ad
visors and wives from Lancaster
County representing Chapters
from Ephrata, Manheim, New
Holland and Solanco.
Approximately 275 Young
Farmers and guests were regis
tered from throughout Penn
sylvania.
The schedule for Friday af
ternoon was touring farms in
Franklin County, giving the
group an opportunity to com
pare and observe various agri
cultural practices and opera
tions. Franklin County is pri
marily a dairy county with
nearby outlets for milk pro
duced.
A brief business session for
the executive committee was
held prior to the social part of
the evening.
As entertainment for the
evening, a choice was given to
attend “Hello Dolly” starring
Jean Stapleton at the Totum
Pole Playhouse of a Square
Pennsylvania Yorkshire
Co-operative Association, Inc.
Sponsors 2 Quality Pork Events
AUGUST 5 and 6, 1971
Farm Show Bldg., Small Arena, Harrisburg, Penna.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 9:30 A.M.
Live Evaluation certified litter contest.
Cash prizes for Junior and Senior contests.
Program by Penn State University —1:00 P.M.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 2:00 P.M.
Showing and Judging of Yorkshire Sale Animals.
6:30 P.M. Sale of Yorkshires
50 HEAD BRED GILTS 12 LITTERMATE
PAIRS OF OPEN GILTS 15 BOARS
Judge: WILBUR PLAGEB
For catalog write or call:
WELLINGTON A. HIESTER, Sr., Sec’y-Treas.
R 3, Fleetwood, Pennsylvania 19522
Phone: 215/944-8579
CLAIR FLINCHBAUGH, President
Rl, Felton, Penna. 17322
Phone: 717/244-4676
V
.svc nv M 45 a BS degree hi agricultural cduca
v-.'s; JTc' has boon with the conservation scr
s*.r,vV hts freshman year m the student
:ra::xv program. He worked two summers in
Berks County and last summer m Schuylkill
County. He is residing at Myerstown RDI.
Lehman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
J. Lehman and will represent the Soil Con
servation society of America at the national
meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, August 15 to 19.
New 4-H Club Formed
A new 4-H club, the Busy
Bakers, was recently organized
in Maytown.
Officers elected include Mary
Yunginger, president; Suzanne
Frey, vice president; Jo Nan
Shirk, secretary; Brenda Gib
ble, treasurer; and Judy Mill
er, news reporter.
Junior leaders are Sabina
Frey, Connie Zinn and Marcia
Mellinger. Adult leader is Mrs.
William Endslow.
dance sponsored by the host
chapters.
The Saturday morning busi
ness session for the Young
Farmers primarily dealt with
finalizing plans for the fall con
ference which will be held at
the Treadway Inn, Lebanon,
November 17 and 18.
The official Young Farmer
blue linen blazers were intro
duced as a “first” for the Young
Farmer organization. These will
become an easily recognizable
part of the growing organiza
tion.
State Helps With Egg Marketing
Larry Kegerreis, state ag de- sal ® s and . incon ?®- .
partment marketing specialist, Kegerreis said the state is
informed several local mem- al f> working wlt A h the,Penf
bers of the Pennsylvania Poul- sylv f ia G ™™ s Association to
try Federation about a new small independent stores,
state-originated egg marketing mfo ™ wholesalers that the
tool at a special meeting Tues- is available, and
day at the Holiday Inn, Lancas- f re a f de Pr«enta
tei; tion for larger groups. Keger-
The new marketing tool is a r ® is is also I ‘ alkin | with groups
flip chart explaining key facts of „ egg packers ; S £ eral .
and figures about tee egg in- ing * hav t ! alre l ady J 6 *" he f ld to
dustry, particularly about how e f. plai " th f ? value °. f * he mform
eggs can play an important to , the egg industry , and
role in the retail store owner's addlt - 1 n onal filings are plan-
ned in the future.
WEST NOTTINGHAM AUCTION
SPECIAL POLLED
HEREFORD SALE
MONDAY, AUGUST 2,
Located off Route 1 south on Rt. 276 west of Rising Sun, Md.
Prior to regular Monday night sale.
Selling 30 Cows and Calves, and
Calves ranging from 200 to 500 pounds. Good possibility for
future stock bulls. 3 cows are Registered. All cattle are bred
back.
PUBLIC SALE
Complete Milking Herd Dispersal of
Registered & Top Grade Holstein
Cows & Milking Equipment
Thursday, July 29, 1971
at 10:00 A.M. Sharp
Located in the Village of New Park, York Co., Pa. approx.
Vz mile off Rt. 851. Watch for arrows.
34 Head
23 head of registered & 11 head top grade Holsteins. This is
a very fine young herd most of which are in their Ist & 2nd
lactation. A few samples of the quality of cows in the sale are a
registered Ivanhoe granddaughter with 17,481 milk & 720 fat;
another Ivanhoe granddaughter with 17,042 milk & 637 fat; a
registered Hector daughter with 16,189 'milk & 820 fat and
many other fine blood lines in the sale such as Ivanhoe Jack,
Romandale Performer, Emporer Duke Archie and 15 or more
cows with Ivanhoe breeding. Herd is on DHIA and last years
ave. was 13,513 lbs. of milk with 520 lbs. fat.
Herd will be tested within 30 days and will be eligible for
interstate shipment with individual health charts. There will
be approx. 12 head fresh by day of sale and where necessary
will be checked for pregnancy. Don’t miss this sale for some
very fine herd replacements & foundation stock.
Mojonnier 325 gal. vacuum tank, 2% HP Bremier com
pressor, dumping station with approx. 50 ft. of glass pipe line,
2 units Surge 50 lb. size milkers & straps, heavy duty Model D
Surge milker pump completely overhauled with a 2Vz HP
motor, extra Surge pulsator, litter carrier complete with good
tub & approx. 150 ft. of track with 2 switches, Jamesway metal
feed cart, 2 strap on milk stools, 50 gal. electric hot water heaL*
er, stainless steel double drain tubs, drain table, 84 in. snow
bucket fits most any manure loader.
cattle 8318 ° rder WiU be dairy e^ui P ment first, fol-
- nu^ e i^ : cas . h or f ood Personal check. Sale to be held under
cover ram or shine. Lunch available on premises.
S. GUY & DAVID H. ALLEN, owners
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer
Fawn Grove, Pa. Ph. 382-4379
Not responsible for accidents
7 P.M.
Registered Bull.
MOORE AND KRECDER
Sales Managers
Doiry Cows
Dairy Equipjment
34 Head