Public Sale
Register
WED DEC. 22- Maryland Herd
Dispersal at the New Holland
Sales Stables, New Holland, Pa.
Glenn Fite, Owner
SAT JAN 1, 1972- 1.30 Feeder
Pig Sale located 2Vz miles South
of Bethel from US 22 and 6 miles
North of Myerstown, Pa. along
US 501 Sale by Norman M
Martin, R. D. 1, Myerstown, Pa.
WED. JAN. 5- Public Sale
Complete Dairy Herd Dispersal
& Milking Equipment located
approx IV Z miles east of Rt 74
turning on the road to New
Bndgeville Watch for arrows
leading to sale, in York Co., Pa
Sale by Carl W Shaull, owner
Robert L Sechnst, auctioneer.
SAT. MARCH 4- 12 Noon Public
MARYLAND HERD
DISPERSAL
WEDNESDAY,
at the New Holland Soles Stables
NEW HOLLAND, PA
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This herd consists of 40 mature cows, 2 Red stock bulls, 32
Holstems and 10 Red and White and Guernsey Cows.
13 cows recently fresh and many to freshen in the next 3
months. All cows born and raised on farm where 1 bought
them. Being sold due to health problems.
If you want milk and butterfat test, plan to attend this
dispersal.
Ephrata Young Farmers
Hold Christmas Party
The Ephrata Area Young
Farmers Association held its
annual family Christmas party at
7:30 p.m Tuesday, December 14
in the auditorium and cafeteria of
the Ephrata Junior High School
Mahlon Eberly was chairman,
assisted by Marvin Sauder and
Earl Smoker
The program included musical
selections and group singing led
by Isaac Eby, Christmas
readings, a skit by Nancy Zim
merman, a ventriloquist act by
Mrs Peggy Kline and presen
tation of special gifts
Sale of Farm Equipment located
3 miles North of Lebanon on
Route 72. Sale by Aaron Martin,
Jr , Rt. 3 Lebanon Paul Snyder,
Auctioneer.
DECEMBER 22,
GLENN FITE, Owner
717-786-2750
This is Lyn-Nan Kingpin Leonora, with a
340-day record of 24,919 pounds of milk
and 877 pounds of butterfat. The cow sold
recently at the sale of Carl Oilier on Route
222 south of Lancaster.
1971
Buyer was Glenn Fite, Quarryville, for
$2,625. Fite is shown on the left. Others
from left to right are: J. Everett Kreider,
auctioneer; Carl Oilier, owner of the cow;
Mrs. Oilier, sales clerk; Carl G. Troop, last
Inter-State Delegates Support PMMB
“Delegates representing more
.than 10 per cent of all dairy
farmers in Pennsylvania stood up
to be counted in an unanimous
vote stressing full support for the
Pennsylvania Milk Marketing
Board (PMMB) as it now exists
by law”, asserted Wilbur Seipt,
president of Inter-State Milk
Producers’ Cooperative,
Philadelphia.
The delegates of this Milk
Marketing Cooperative met
" recently in Philadelphia to make
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 18,1971
contending bidder, and
leadsman.
Diller purchased the animal m
Susquehanna County. As a three-year-old,
the Kingpin daughter had a top daily
production of 101 pounds. Her dam
averaged over 20,000 pounds for eight
lactations.
Sale average was $670, including some
Canadian cattle.
a statement in their hard sought
goals, Seipt said.
During the discussion of
PMMB, President Seipt, who is a
dairy farmer in Montgomery
County, Lansdale, stated that
“milk is highly perishable and we
cannot haggle over prices while
the product spoils and consumers
suffer. The farmer’s income
must be high enough to meet
necessary health standards
required m the producing and
processing of milk Such costs
Ira Welk,
are considered when the farm
price for milk Such costs are
considered when the farm price
for milk is set ”
Dairy farmer Seipt said about
the Milk price system in Penn
sylvania- “Consumers have
reaped in benefits of efficiency
and a continuous supply of milk
Milk prices are fair to all
segments of the public ’’
The PMMB was established in
the 30’s to help dairy farmers
The conditions leading to the
enactment of this law were
1 Low return to producers
2 Decreased effectiveness of
collective bargaining
3 Destructive competition
4 Danger to public health and
welfare
“Conditions have not
changed—the need is more
urgent than ever”, charged the
Dany Cooperative president
McCarty Is Promoted
Willis H McCarty, 819 Grand
view Drive, Ephrata, has been
named to the position of
Production Scheduling Super
visor at Victor F Weaver, Inc ,
New Holland
McCarty joined Weaver’s Live
Poultry Department in 1944 and,
until his recent appointment, held
the position of Live Poultry
Buyer
In his new responsibilities,
McCarty will be responsible for
the procurement schedules of
raw materials (live and imported
poultry) and the establishment of
weekly production schedules
Fix-It Tip
An electric light that is
controlled from more than
one point, as on a stairway,
will have a special switch
known as a three - way
switch. If you replace one
of these, make sure you get
the right kind of switch.
There will be three terminals
instead of the usual two.
Simply rewire as the old
switch was connected.
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