Sprouts from Stamps
The only commercial con
iferous tree which sprouts
from the stumps of harvested
READ LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS
Kent B. Ferrell
PUBLIC AUCTION
COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL OF 90
REGISTERED & HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN
DAIRY CATTLE AND DAIRY EQUIPMENT
The undersigned, discontinuing dairy farming, will
seE the foUowing at pubEc auction on their farm located
on U. S. Rt. 1, 2 mi. south of Rising Sun at the south end
of the Rising Sun By-pass, in CecE Co., Md., on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1971
at 11:00 Sharp ED ST
This is a high quality herd which has used certified
breeding for-15 years from Maryland-West
Virginia. These cows show production, good breeding and
size. The herd has been on D. H. I. A. since 1957. Some
cows milking as high as 90 lbs. per day. We will sell
daughters of Skoie, Tidy Gold, Archie, Segis, Admiral,
Black Eagle and Ivanhoe Emperor. This herd is bred for
average months. Several fresh cows calved within the
past 30 days; many are close springers; balance milking
now and bred back.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR QUALITY AND
PRODUCTION, PLAN TO ATTEND THIS SALE. Cows
will be checked for pregnancy, T. B. and blood tested,
within 30 days of sale for out of state shipment.
Sample of cows to be sold:
No. 77 305 days 20,310 milk 862 fat
No. 27 305 days 17,740 milk 622 fat
No. 99 305 days 17,580 milk 595 fat
No. 107 305 days 16,700 milk 568 fat
No. 94 305 days 14,850 milk 568 fat
No. IS 305 days 16,450 milk 538 fat
No. 78 305 days 15,050 milk 511 fat
No. 9 305 days 17,280 milk 434 fat
No. 50 305 days 16,000 milk 493 fat
No. 47 305 days 16,510 milk 511 fat
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: (To be sold at 11:00 a. m.)
Complete DeLaval 36 stall pipe line milking system,
Majonnier 535 gal. bulk tank, 5 DeLaval milkers and wash
ing system, new DeLaval vacuum pump with 2 HP motor,
4 cow mats 45 x 65, 9 ton feed tank with auger and motor
for unloader.
TERMS: CASH
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Lunch will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald
Rising Sun, Maryland Owners
Phone: 301-658-5023
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers
P. O. Box 371, Aberdeen, Md. 21001
Phone: 301-734-6050
Oomnnl Peifbimaiwi
New Van Dale “1230 Series II” Silo Unloader Customer-
Certified to outperform, outlast any make its size.
You’re in command. Push the
the new Van Dale "1230 Serie;
Unloader go into action—give y >
output, feed more head—with*
booster or added electricity.
Our say so? No, our customers
testify the "1230
Series II" is better
three ways:
1. handles meaner
haylage
2. throws out of
larger silo
3. unloads on lower
current draw
So, demand
Command Perform-
trees is the coast redwood.
These conifers are among
the world’s fastest-growing
trees.
Auctioneers
John H. O’Neill
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This was the scene at the Black and
White Sales Barn July 16 following the sale of
Rockledge Idol Tracey for $15,000, a new high
record price for a registered Holstein female
selling at public auction in Pennsylvania. Pic
tured from left are: Jim McHale (rear),
Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture;
Robert Bigsby, Lawrence, Kansas, breeder
of the cow; Charles C. Myers, owner, Lancas-
Farm Women Society 27 met
on Tuesday, July 27 alt the home
of Mrs. Sam Heineman for an
afternoon swimming party. Chil
dren were also invited.
Hostesses were Mrs. Galen
Benner, Mrs. John Nissley and
Mrs. Leon Schnupp.
The next meeting will be a
white elephant sale on August 24
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Erb,
Mount Joy RDI.
NEW WHIP-SNAP
V-PADDLES GIVE
EXTRA THROW POWER
ROUBLE 7'AUGERS
WITH 3/U*
FLIGHTING
Farm Women Societies
Society 27
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Society 4
Farm Women Society 4 'held a
covered dish picnic luncheon
Saturday at Hempfield Park near
Mountville. The invocation was
given by Mrs. Harrison Nolt.
Mrs. Luke Brandt, vice presi
dent, was in charge of the busi
ness meeting. Games were direct
ed hy Mrs. Elmer Schroll.
Members were reminded to
attend the County Farm Wo
men’s covered dish picnic at
Central Manor Camp Grove on
Aug. 4 beginning at 12 noon.
The picnic is held in conjunction
with a county executive board
meeting with Mrs. John N. Hess,
county president, in charge. A
beverage will be supplied, but
each member and family attend
ing is responsible for their own
place setting and a covered dish.
The next meeting of Society 4
will he a tour of Lancaster Coun
ty by private car-o-van. The
group will meet at the Wax
Museum at 9:30 a.m. on Wednes
day, Aug. 18, and will follow a
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, July 31
1 p.m.—'Farm Women Society
27, swimming party, home of
Sue Heineman.
Farm Women Society 5, cottage
of Mrs. Mervin Sauder, Mt.
Gretna,
Wednesday, August 4
12 noon Lancaster County
Farm Women annual picnic
and executive board meet
ing, Central Camp Meeting
grounds, Washington Boro,
RDI.
Thursday, August 5
Farm Women Society 20 meets,
Saturday, August 7
12:30 p.m.—Farm Women Soci
ety 1 entertain Society 9,
home of Mrs. Noah Kreider,
Manheim BD3.
6 30 p.m.—Farm Women Society
6 entertain County officers,
Milton Grove Sportsmen
Club.
It’s For All
The American Cancer Soci
ety reaches out to all citizens
through all media to alert them
to the vital facts of cancer. Sup
port its Cancer Crusade.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, July 31,1971—19
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ter; R. Charles Backus, auctioneer, Mexico,
N.Y.; Elvin Hess, Strasburg, and Robert
Kauffman, Elizabethtown, buyers; (in rear
is Abe Diffenbach, auctioneer); George
Knight, Airville, Pa., contender; Horace
Backus, pedigree expert; Harvey Clemm,
Frederick, Md., contender; and Calvin Bar
do, clerk. T. Emmett McClure, West Ghent,
N.Y., is at the halter.
planned itinerary which will in
clude an Amish bake shop; a
pretzel bakery and luncheon at
the Bird-in-Hand Inn at 1 p.m.
The afternoon visits will include
a chair shop, the Wood Shed, a
carriage shop and other attrac
tions in the Village of Inter
course.
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
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