LET CLASSIFIED WORK FOR YOU
CALL 394-3047 OR 626-2191
5800 HEAD
IN FIVE FEEDER CALF SALES
LOCATED IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA
“Where Quality Is Outstanding”
ANGUS-HEREFORD-CROSSES STEERS-HEIFERS
300-700 Pounds
ORANGE 1:00 P.M. September 26 900 Head
CHARLOTTESVILLE 1:00
PM - September 27 1,500 Head
CULPEPER 1:00 P.M. September 28 1,200 Head
Includes Rappahannock Co. Calves
MARSHALL 7:00 P.M. September 28 1,000 Head
STAUNTON 1:00 P.M. September 29 1,200 Head
Health requirements and all qualifications conform to
the high standards of the Virginia Feeder Cattle
Association. Second series of Sales- October 31 -
November 3, 1972
For Further Information Contact:
ROY HELTZEL, COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT
Culpeper, Virginia
Telephone: Culpeper Area 703 825-2233
KLEER-VIEW COMPLETE DISPERSAL
160 HEAD HOLSTEINS
90 REG, - 70 QUALITY GRADES
THURSDAY SEPT. 14, 1972
11:00 —A.M. SHARP
Location: Along Rt. 30 near Rt. 10, 4 miles West
of Coatesville, 18 miles East of Lancaster, Chester
Co., Pa.
D.H.I.A. Ave. post 4 yrs. 18,138 m -655 f -
3.6%
1972 Rolling Herd Ave. 18,437 m -662 f Interstate Tested
- Vacc. - Eligible to go anywhere - Classification
Ave. 84.
90 Making age 12 Springing heifers 18 Bred heifers
40 heifers, all ages including calves.
35 from 20,000 milk to over 32,000 milk.
THESE CLASSIFIED, HIGH RECORD
COWS SELL!!!!!
Ex 91 (D. Ann R.A. Maple) 6 yr. 332 d 22,027 m 634 f,
her 2yr Springing dtr. of Million Heir sells.
V.G. 88 (S. Good Regent) 6yr 305 d 25,787 m 911 f, Elfac
dtr. sells
Ex 90 (Fair Hill Ivan Marc) 6yr 330 d 21,992 m 712 f w/
Promise heifer
G.P. 82 (Dunloggin Direct) Syr 352 d 25,602 m 1041 f, her
Pineyhill Majority 2yr w/582f, an.l a Hagen yrlg.
sells.
V.G. 89 (Fair Hill Ivan Marc) 6yr 304 d 20,095 m 717 f
w/Hagen Bred heifer, Marquis Hfr. calf (Born
April) sells.
V.G. 89 (V. Grande Haven Lad) syr 358 d 26,038 m 834 f
V.G. 86 (M&H Ivanhoe) syr 349 d 18,911 m 763 f pro
jected 914 f, yrlg. by Burke Kate, March calf by
Jo Jo.
G.P. 83 (Osb. Ivanhoe) syr. 337 d 26,617 m 877 f; 4yr
29,380 m 1009 f; 6yr. 297 d 22,155 m 702 f; with her
14,000 m 2yr. Cam. Homestead Ref. dtr.; a Jo Jo
yrlg; and a 2yr 500 f (est.) dtr. of Gar-Bar Dale
Burke Kate.
G.P. 83 (Rowsdale Reflection) syr 280 d 18,820 m 670 f
w/Lucky Mose 2yr old dtr. Burley Laird yrlg. 2yr
Ideal Fury Reflector (projected 600 f).
G.P. (Whirlhill Kingpin) 3y 11m 306 d 22,075 m 649 f
. w/2yr old Ideal Fury Reflector; Bootmaker calf.
Also ,dtrs of Lassie Leader, Selling Rockman. Other young
cattle by: Bootmaker; Citation R Maple; Ivanhoe Star;
Apollo Ivanhoe; Paclamar Capsule; Standout; Dividend
Performer.
Selling many cows that have milked from 90 to 140 lbs
a day.
Grades Sell Kingpin projected 6yr. 305 d 25,466 784 f
No. 23 7yr. 363 d 32,286 m 1141 fat. No. 11 6yr. 318 d
23590 906. _ ,
Many bred to. Astronaut, Capsule, R. Maple, Standout,
Bootmaker, Ivanhoe Star.
Catalogs Available
Auctioneers and Sale Mgrs.
Carl Diller 464-2233
J. Everett Kreider 284-4517
Sale by
I. Donald and Pluma Hostetler
Parkesburg R#2, Pa. 19365
(215) 857-3403
Lunch
Pa. Milk Sanitation
Hearings will be held Monday,
September 18, 1972, at the
Agriculture Building, Room 309,
2301 North Cameron Street,
beginning at 2 p.m. on proposed
changes to four sections of the
Pennsylvania Code pertaining to
milk sanitation and standards.
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES 6 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1971 Nova, 350 Turbo Hydra , Power Steer
ing & Brakes, Fully Equipped , No Air
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16,1972
Located: Left off 222 at Robert Fulton Tea
House to Tayloria Rd. East approximately 6 miles,
or between Pine Grove & Nottingham on Forge Rd.,
next to Chester Water Co., 4 miles West of Oxford.
Watch for Signs
Walnut and pine corner cupboards, dutch cup
board, jelly cupboard, drop leaf table, walnut ana
chestnut tables, round chestnut table, cherry and
pine and oak tables, settee, horn of plenty chair,
splint bottom chairs, ladder back chairs, old high
chairs, odd chairs, cane bottom rocker, wicker
rocker, captain’s desk, lap desk, victrola, 2 walnut
black gum and maple foot stools, walnut crib,
egg horn bed, marble dresser, large and small
chest of drawers, cherry chest of drawers with wooden
k-obs, washslands, doll cradle, wheel barrow maga
zine rack, clothes trees, 2 organ stools, small organ,
2 shelf clocks, wooden buckets, frames, coffee mill,
coffee grinder, hanging light, new light fixtures, mar
ble light, German dishes, carnival, pitcher & bowl,
frosted pitcher & glasses, glass compote, colored gob
lets, iron stone dishes, 3 butter churns, butter prints,
flask bottles, other bottles, dated jars, crocks, jugs of
all kinds up to 20 gal., Weller Ware, miniature iron
horse & wagon, ox shoes, brass scoop, brass Indian
riding horse, old mill stone, hand pump, cast iron
pump trough, cast iron gypse pots & three foot, iron
pots of all kinds, 3 brass kettles, 2 copper kettles,
iron horse hems with brass, brass sleigh bells, iron
skillets, flat irons, R.R. lanterns, coal oil lights, wagon
hub lamps, pot belly & parlor stoves, cast iron chunk
stove, P & beam scales, cherry seeder, kraut cutter,
fodder cutter, 4 hog troughs, 2 lard presses, corn
shelter, corn dryer, milk cans, 5 gal. milk cans, mini
wash tub with wringer, wall paper trimmer, Ivory
Johnson 16 gauge single barrel gun, horse harness,
shovel harrow, electric water cooler, 2 wheel trailer,
garden tractor with sickle bar, Allis Chalmers B.
factor in good shape.
Hundreds of items too numerous to mention. Don’t
miss this sale.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
LUNCH
Sale by
Reese and Agnes Prewitt
AUCTIONEER: LLOYD H. KREIDER
Hearings Scheduled
Secretary of Agriculture, Jim
McHale, said the proposed new
regulations deal with minimum
cooling standards, maximum
time lapse between milking and
delivery to the milk plant and the
stamping of “sell by” dates on
milk cartons or caps.
T0:00 A.M. Sharp!
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 9.1972
For September 18
The changes are suggested so
that Pennsylvania standards will
be equal to adjacent states where
much of the Commonwealth’s
annual milk production of more
than 3>/4 billion gallons is sold.
The cooling regulations are not
essentially new but are more
specific particularly when
dealing with milk that is stored in
cans or not cooled before pick-up
and delivery to the milk plant
Most milk on Pennsylvania dairy
farms is stored in cooling tanks
Minimum cooling standards will
be established for the first time
for the shipment of milk between
processing plants
Another totally new section of
the code is the open dating of fluid
milk. Milk cartons and bottle
caps must clearly show a “sell
by” date. The date will be the 7
days after the product has been
pasteurized. At that time the milk
can no longer be offered for sale
The most stringent proposal on
the handling of milk is the
lowering of the minimum cooling
requirement from 50 degrees to
45 degrees while finished
pasteruized and bottled milk is
being transported
The final regulations will be
drawn up after a review of the
testimony at the hearing and will
become part of the Pennsylvania
Code
Most sea hoises, including
the northern sea horse,
reach a length of five to six
inches when fully grown
but the dwarf sea horse is
never more than two inches
long
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Madison Silos
Div. Martin Marietta Corp.
1070 Steinmetz Rd.
Ephrata, Penna. 17522
Ph. 733-1206
LOCAL DEALERS
Frank Snyder
Akron 859-2688
Caleb Wenger
Quarryville 548-2116
Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 393-3906
Carl L. Shirk
Lebanon 867-3741
Sollenberger Farm Supply
Centerport, Pa.
Ph, 215-826-7671
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