READ LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS
All Day Consignment Sale
FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1971
at 0:30 A.M.
on North Maple Ave., Leola, % mile North of Rt. 23; Watch for
Sale Sign.
Tractors, Farm Machinery, Int. 500 Diesel Crawler with
Loader 4 in-one bucket, D 2 Cat. with loader, Gehl and New
Holland Grinder and Mixer, good cond.; New Idea and
Oliver 2-row and John Deere #lB Corn Pickers, good cond.;
Horse Implements, Lumber, New Hardware, tools, etc.
Not responsible for accidents
Frank & Paul Snyder, Aucts.
•SPECIAL FALL FEEDER SALES*
Friday Evenings At 7 O’clock
, September l £4
October 1,8, 22
All-Charalais Show & Sale October 8
November 5 and 19.
VINTAGE SALES STABLES INC.
Box 100, Paradise, Pa. Lancaster County
The Heart of Pennsylvania Steer Feeding Country
Anyone Wishing to Consign Cattle Telephone
Area Code 717 - 442-4181
KENNETH E. HERSHEY, MANAGER
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD!
1971 SPECIAL FALL SALES 1971
Abingdon Livestock Market, Inc.
A FEDERALLY SUPERVISED MARKET
ABINGDON, VA. Phone 628-3551 Area 703
HOLSTEIN STEERS
ANGUS STEERS
ANGUS CALVES
HEREFORD STEERS *
STATE FEEDER CALVES
OPEN FEEDER CALVES
CHAROLAIS
(The Charolais is Private Production)
HEREFORD STEERS TUBS., OCT. 26—7 pm
ANGUS COW &'HEIFERS MON., NOV. I—7 pm
Sponsored by Virginia Angus Association
OPEN FEEDER CALVES TUBS., NOV. 9—7 pm
HEREFORD COWS & HEIFERS WED., NOV. 10—7 pm
Sponsored by Virginia Hereford Association
On all sales scheduled for 1 p.m. cattle will be M’eighed-in the
DAY BEFORE SALE.
On all sales scheduled for 7 p.m. cattle will be weighcd-in and
SOLD SAME DAY.
1971—SPECIAL CATTLE SALES-1971
Tazewell Livestock Market, Inc.
TAZEWELL, VA. Phone 988-4431 Area 703
HOLSTEIN STEERS
ANGUS STEERS
HEREFORD STEERS
STATE FEEDER CALVES WED., OCT. 13—1 pm
CLINCH VALLEY FEEDER CALVES WED., OCT. 20—1 pm
HEREFORD STEERS WED., OCT. 27—1 pm
TAZE. HEREFORD BREEDERS FRL, NOV. s—l pm
Registered Bulls, Heifers F-l Heifers
All cattle in the sales at both markets will be officially graded by
Virginia Division of Markets.
Sale by DAVID H. GOOD
We sell on commission
TUBS., SEPT. 14—7 pm
TUBS., SEPT. 21—7 pm
TUBS., SEPT. 28—7 pm
TUBS., OCT. s—l pm
TUBS., OCT. 12—7 pm
TUBS., OCT. 19—1 pm
SAT., OCT. 23—1 pm
WED., SEPT. 15—1 pm
WED., SEPT. 22—1 pm
6—l pm
WED., OCT.
AM A Reports on Doctors in Rural Arens
Here’s a tip for the rural com
munity that doesn’t have a phy
sician and wants one- “Look for
an MD who grew up in a small
community, perhaps even in the
same part of the country,” sug
gests the current AM A UPDATE
(July/August)
Some 132 rural counties in 26
states are presently without a
non-federal physician - “Para
doxically, most MD’s who live
and practice in rural areas en
joy their work,” says Dr Bond
L Bible, secretary of AMA’s
Council on Rural Health “Once
he has established his practice
there, a doctor isn’t likely to
leave.”
Nearly half the physicians poll
ed in a Council survey who were
practicing in towns smaller than
2 500 said they were brought up
in a small town. Dr. "Bible says.
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 12:30
Located approx. VA miles North of Lititz along Rt. 501.
44 HEAD GRADE HOLSTEINS
Vocc. & Blood Tested.
34 Milk Cows with a 15,220 avg.
4 bred Heifers including 1 red & white Holstein
6 Yearling Heifers
This herd has A.B.C. breeding.
30+ Surge Alamo Vacuum Pump, 3 - 50 lb. Surge milk
er units, 2 stainless steel buckets with lids, stainless steel
tubs, utensil rack, gas heater, 2 cow mats, 2 Stewart clip
pers, 1 new-
APPROX. 60 ACRES STANDING CORN
Starting 12:30 prompt with dairy equip., corn then
cattle.
Wilbur H. Hosier - Auct. - 626-5943
Food by—Erb’s Sunday School Class
Lancaster Farrmhg, Saturday, September 11,1971
AMA is helping small com
munities solve then medical
care problems in several ways
The Association’s Physicians’
Placement Service helps com
munities find a doctor, and vice
versa
Particularly in sparsely-popu
lated areas, “we urge groups of
communities to establish a cen
trally-located medical center
with a group practice, togethei
with mobile health units or satel
lite health stations,” Di Bible
says “Thanks to today’s auto
mobiles and roadways a doctor
may be 15 or 20 miles away in
distance, but only minutes away
n time ”
Shropshire Bred Ewe Sale Slated
Shropshire breeders in Penn-
Sale by
TITUS BOLL
In one 4000 square mile area of
Washington State, with a popula
tion of five persons per square
mile, AMA 'is supporting a pilot
project to extend the capability
of medical services in such areas
“It’s a team appioach, basically,
in which the area’s eight doctors
coordinate their own effoits. and
those of physician’s assistants
(called Medex). muse piactition
ers, social woikeis and commun
ity health people,’’ Di Bible ex
plains
(Medex are foimei medical
corpsmen, returned fiom the
armed foices, who have been ic
traaned to serve as physician”s
assistants )
sylvama and Marvland will spon
sor a bred ewe sale in conjunc
tion with the Keystone Inlei -
national Livestock Exposition in
Hamsbuig next Novembei The
Keystone Exposition was foimei
ly called the Pennsylvania Live
stock Exposition
While several other sheep
breed organizations have held
bred ewe sales at the exposition
n the past ,the Shiopshnc sale
will be a first foi the Shiopshne
breed
L G Johnston, of Sewaits
town, Pa , treasuiei of the Penn-
Mar Shropshire Bieedeis Club
and chan man of the bted ewe
sale committee, states that the
bied ewe sale is an outgiowth of
renewed interest in the Shiop
shne breed in this area \ sur
vey conducted bv the Pcnn-Mai
Club in Februaiy indicated a
large number of bleeders who
were eithci intei ested in con
signing ewes to the sale 01 in
buying at the sale
The Livestock Exposition will
establish a new class loi Shi op
shire sheep, the Biod Yeaihng
Ewe Class The ewes will be
judged during the day and sold
at auction that same evening All
ewes enteied in the show will
self at the auction
Inquiries about the sale should
be addressed to L G Johnston
Cox 25, Micar Farms, Stewarts
town. Pa 17363
VIRGINIA BEEF
YEARLING STEER SALE
HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA BEEF
YEARLING STEER SALE
HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA
TUBS., SEPTEMBER 14, 1971
7 00 P M (EOT)
Rockingham Livestock Sales,
Inc.
800 STEERS
CROSSBRED ANGUS
HEREFORD
1 Steers weighing from 600 -
1000#
2. All cattle dehorned or polled
3 Steers officially graded and
sold in uniform lots of choice,
good, medium and common.
VIRGINIA BEEF
FEEDER CALF SALE
HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA
TUBS., SEPTEMBER 21, 1971
7 00 P M. (E D T )
Shenandoah Valley Livestock
Sales, Inc.
-800 CALVES
CROSSBRED ANGUS
HEREFORD
1. Steers and heifers weighing
from 300 - 700#.
2. Dehorned, vaccinated for
shipping fever and blackleg,
malignant edema
3. Heifers guaranteed not bred,
20% refund if bred. Steers
guaranteed, 10% refund on
stags.
4. Calves officially graded and
sold in unifornHots of fancy,
choice, good and medium.
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