Public Sale Register
SAT. JUNE 10-10:30 A.M. Public Holland Road, 4 miles South of
Sale of Antiques and Household New Holland
Goods located at 217-219 North
Second Streeet in the Borough of
New Freedom, York Co., Pa.
Terms by Carroll & Thelma
Rohrbaugh; Robert L. Sechrist,
Auctioneer
WED. JUNE 7- 9 A.M.Paul Z.
Martin’s Consignment Farm
Equipment Sale located 2 miles
East of Intercourse, at in
tersection of Route 340 and New
JUNE FEEDER SALE
June 16, 7 P.M.
ALL WEIGHTS, ALL GRADES
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
P.O. Box 100, Paradise, Pa.
10 Miles East of Lancaster, Pa. On U. S. Route 30
For more information call 717-442-4181 or 768-8204.
Kenneth Hershey, mgr.
Public Sale
Antiques and Household Goods
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1972
Located at 217-219 North Second Street in the' boro
of New Freedom, York Co., Pa.
2 pc. corner cupboard (glass paned door on top
& 3 drawers, & 2 doors on bottom section in beautiful
cond.); round oak table w/lions paw feet & extra
leafs; sets of 6 oak straight back chairs; bow front &
side china closet with paw feet; zink lined dry sink;
3 pc. bedroom suite (double bed, dresser, wash stand
in perfect cond.); 3 pc.'oak bedroom suite; Windsor
baby,cradle; dough tray & lid; very unusual plank
bottom chair type commode; plank bottom rocker; 3
plank bottom chairs; Ig. dove tail chest w/compart
ment; several extra wash stands; misc. stands; cane
seated chairs & rockers; slant top desk & bookcase
comb.; chest of drawers; oak ext. table w/boards; 2
loaf trunks, small size; long bevel glass wall mirror;
kitchen cabinet; walnut stand & chair; beautiful oak
mantle clock; tall & fancy parlor stove; pot belly
stove; iron dog; 3 Waltham & Elgin key wind pocket
watches; milk glass dresser set; a lot of etched glass
& stemware; goblets; water sets; Roseville pcs.; de
pression glass; Noritake; pressed glass, etc.; iron
skillets; meat saws; buck saw; shoe lathes; tool
chests; oil hand tools; stillard scales & 2 wts.; kero
sene lamps; rayo-lamp; chamber pots; old books &
Bibles; 3burner oil stove; tinware; old coca cola trays;
crocks; lots of beautiful crocheted round table cloths;
bed spreads; doilies; 5 quilts (double wedding ring
& others); coverlet; white counter pane; & many
items too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Very nice Westinghouse electric range; Hot
Point refrigerator; 2 pc, living room suite; walnut
knee hole desk; recliner chair; platform rocker; oc
casional chair; bedroom chair; Sylvania 21 in. con
sole B & W television; hall stand & gold trim mirror;
heavy brass floor lamps; table lamps; pie crust
stand; Singer electric cabinet model sewing machine;
Kirby sweeper & attachments; 5 pc. bedroom suite;
matching box spring & mattress; cedar chest; Kel
vinator wringer washer; double wash tubs; jars;
roasters; -canners; bottle capper; snack trays; elec
tric fans; sewing cabinets; bedding; linens; table
cloths; towels; service for 8 Bootenware; electric
toaster: mixer; coffee pots; deep fryer; meat grind-
flatware etc.
Terms: cash or approved check
Corroll & Thelma Rohrbaugh
217-219 N. Second St.
New Freedom, Pa, owners
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer
Ph. 382-4379
John Hope Anderson, clerk
Not responsible for accidents
Refreshment rights reserved
FRI. JUNE 9- 8 P.M. EDST
Holstein Dairy Cattle Sale of 75
head Registered and Grade
Cattle to be held in the dairy barn
at the Aberdeen Sales Co. in
Churchville, Harford Co., Md
located on Md. Rt. 22, 6 mi. east
of Bel Air, Md. (Via U.S. Rt. i)
and 6 mi. west of Aberdeen. Md.
(Via U.S. 40 or 1-95). Sale by
at 10:30 A.M. D.S.T.
ANTIQUES
Aberdeen Sales Company, Sale
Managers.
WED. EVE. JUNE 14- Paul Z.
Martin’s Horse Sale located 2
miles east of Intercourse along
Route 340 and 4 miles south of
New Holland, along New Holland
Road. Horses Hitched at 1 p.m
Sale starts at 6 p.m.
THURS. JUNE 22- 12:30 Noon
Purebred Guernsey Sale at the
Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster,
Pa. Sale Managed by Penna
Guernsey Breeders’ Ass’n. P O.
Box 458, Camp Hill, Pa. 17011.
Bush Roses Include Many Kinds
Bush roses are grouped into
types according to their
flowering habit, winter hardiness
and other traits Horticulturists
at Pennsylvania State University
point out that bush roses include
hybrid tea, floribunda, gran
diflora, polyantha, hybrid per
petual, shrub, old fashioned, tree
or standard, and miniature
dssu MR.
mj* W DAIRYMAN
i f CAN YOU
.wm* MATCH THIS?
“We have been feeding McNess Dairy Premix to our
herd of 52 milkers During the first month our milk
production increased 14 lbs per cow per day and the
test is 6 points higher. Our total feed cost is down
substantially.”
FARMERS NAME GIVEN ON REQUEST
FOR TOP RESULTS YOU NEED PREMIX.
FOR TOPS IN PREMIX YOU NEED McNESS
THE NATIONS LEADER IN PREMIX AND SILAGE
BOOSTER WHERE YOU DEAL DIRECT WITH THE
MANUFACTURER AND SAVE.
CONTACT FIELDMGR. HORACE S. WANNER BOX 140
EAST EARL PA. 17519 PHONE 215-445-6983
SILAGE BOOSTER ON SPECIAL NOW
SHOVEL OR WRENCH FREE WITH 4
BOXES
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
CATTLE SALE
75 HEAD OF REGISTERED
& GRADE HOLSTEINS
FRIDAY JUNE 9, 1972
8 P.M. EDST
Sale to be held in the dairy barn at the ABERDEEN
SALES CO. in Churchville, Harford Co., Md. located on
Md. Rt. 22,6 mi. east of Bel Air, Md. (via U.S. Rt. 1) and
6 mi. west of Aberdeen, Md. (via U.S. 40 or 1-95).
We will sell the complete herd from a farm in White
Hall, Md This is a good working herd with 5 cows fresh
in the last 60 days, balance milking and bred for fall
freshening
Mr John Bell of Catlett, Va, will sell another fine
group of fresh and close springing heifers In addition,
we will sell one load of cows and heifers from Canada
which are fresh or springing One of Harford Co's top
herds will be represented by 20 to 25 head of yearling
heifers at this sale Other fine local cows and heifers of
top quality have also been consigned
AllammalsareT B Accredited, Certified Bangs Free
and tested within 30 days of sale for interstate ship
ment Milk weights, freshening dates, breeding and due
dates will be available at sale time
We promise you a fine selection at this sale If you
need replacements or additions to your herd, this is the
place to come
TERMS CASH
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sale Managers COMPLETE AUCTION
Phone: 301-734-6050 SERVICE
Night: 734-7105 D . t
734-7978 Priv ate Sales Daily
Trucking Available
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 3,1972- 3'
Five Area Cows
Cited for Lifetime
Food
Lifetime milk and butterfat
production levels for Registered
Holstein cows in this area have
been announced by the Holstem-
Fnesian Association of America
The individual animals have been
credited with career food
production totals exceeding
100,000 pounds (46,500 quarts) of
milk
Local Holstein breeders and
their long-time producers in
clude-
Donald S. Eby, Gordonville -
Breezy Glen Ivanhoe Polly Ann
5686609 (GP), 114,530 pounds of
milk, 4,371 pounds of butterfat in
2,625 days; Breezy Glen Dean
Mamie May 5686614 (GP), 105,190
pounds of milk, 4,290 pounds of
butterfat m 2,533 days
Production
J Mowery Frey and Son,
Lancaster -- Fultonway Ivanhoe
Lolita 5670731 (EX), 121,615
pounds of milk, 4,585 pounds of
butterfat in 2,503 days, Fulton
way Ivanhoe Cindy 5724400 (GP),
118,607 pounds of milk, 4,162
pounds of butterfat in 2,442 days
Henry E Kettering, Lititz -
Lucky Pabst Star 6566569 (VG),
100,686 pounds of milk, 3,585
pounds of butterfat in 1,893 days
Because of the high cost for
herd replacements, cows that
stay in the herd longer and
achieve high lifetime production
have proven to be more
profitable The Holstein
Association has over 41,700 cows
on file that have attained the 50-
ton production milestone
The official testing program is
sponsored by the Association and
supervised by the state and local
testing organizations
Buying Plaid or Striped Fabric
You’ll need to buy more fabric
for matching plaids or stripes
than when your fabric has a solid
or all-over design Extension
clothing specialist Mrs Hugh
Ann Wilson at Pennsylvania
State University, says the extra
amount depends upon the size of
the plaid or stripe and whether
the design is even or uneven In
general, an extra one-eighth yard
will be needed
If separating eggs seems like a
difficult task, just break the eggs
into a small funnel The egg
whites will slip thi ough, the yolks
won’t
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LLOYD H.
KREIDER
Auctioneer and
Sales Manager
510 West State St
Box 2 KDI
Quau wilh', i» a 175(>(>
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