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Atlantic Genetic Power Profit-Maker Sires
USDA Proved Sire (Sept /73)~
17 Daus in 3 Herds Ave. 18.210 AA 3 80% 692 F
Actual Increose/Herdmates +1,774 +63
Fred Dif. (30% rpt) +583 +Ol% +22
(+s4o per lactation above breed ave herdmates)
Type 16 Classified Daus Ave 84 0, improves sharp
ness, mammary system, milk-out, legs & feet
USDA Proved Sire (Sept /73)
90 Daus in 59 Herds Ave. 16.584 M 3.49% 578 F
Actual Increase/Herdmates +1,896 +35
Pred Dif (80% rpt) +1,520 -.16% +29
(+sBl per lactation above breed ave herdmafes)
Type 24 Classified Daus v Ave 77 8, improves height,
mammary system, milk-out, legs & feet
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SERVICES
LANCASTER*
Akron
East Earl
Gap*
Mount Joy
Quarryville
Production and Type Improvers in Daily Service
569-0411
859-2552
445-4131
442-4471
653-1451
786-7381
CLEONA*
Elizabethtown
Hummelstown
READING*
Frystown
*24-hour answering service or recorder
Silver Spurs 4-H
Plan Meetings
The Silver Spurs 4-H Horse
and Pony Club held their
January meeting at the
Lancaster Riding Club.
Demonstrations were
given by Lennie Matron!,
Sara Young, and Judy An
derson on “Saddlebreds.”
The meeting was called to
order by Randy Click. The
club was honored to have
Mr. Rob Byers speak on
"Equitation, Riding, and
Training of the Saddlebred
Horse.”
The club announced that
their Annual Horse Show will
be held Aug. 18 at the Lan
caster Riding Club. A letter
was read, informing that
Lancaster County will be in a
newly formed District 6,
instead of District 10. The
District show will be held
Sept. 21 in Cumberland
County.
The club is doing a scrap
book for achievement day
and asks each to
bring a picture of their
project to the next meeting.
An ice skating party is
planned for Feb. 10, weather
permitting. Members are to
meet at John Clicks at 2:00.
After skating, members will
return to the Clicks for
refreshments.
Leaders for the ‘74 year
will be John Click,
Bareville; Mrs. Joe
Gochnauer, Centerville and
Mrs. Mervin Bare of Wit
mer.
15H161 Kaiawaka
EDUCATOR
Very Good -- 87 &
Production Qualified
An Educator Daughter
2-ly 365d-2X 22.700 M 771 F
Owner Robert Bigsby, Kansas
15H123 Whittier Farms
Apollo ROCKET
Good Pius --84&
Production Qualified
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Frosty-Dale Rocket Cissy GP
VG mammary, milked to 75M/day
Owner Melvin Beiler, Gor
donville, Pa
Winter and Hercules, along with
all other Genetic Power Profit-
Makers, are as near as your
phone
273-6763
367-3923
566-2569
COATESVILLE*
Parkesburg
Oxford
,7*4,907 YORK *
Brogueville
933-8318
Dillsburg
f own Grove
“Herbie", one of the Lancaster
County Herefords shown at the
Pennsylvania Farm Show, came back
home after his stint in the show ring.
The steer was raised by Sam S. Long,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Long,
Christiania RDI. Herbie was bought
Knock-down Furniture
Knock-down furniture is a
new wave in inexpensive
home furnishings. Mrs.
Helen Puskar, Extension
home furnishings specialist
at The Pennsylvania State
University, explains that it
comes in pieces-you put it
together. You’ll find love
seats, tables, bookcases,
backless seats, coffee tables,
and chairs in chrome and
plastic. Another manufac
turer has knock-downs made
of 24-karat gold and glass;
still another has chrome and
glass. Also coming on the
market are fiberboard space
savers which can be at
tached to closet and kitchen
doors. There’s a utility shelf,
a three-drawer cabinet, and
an all-purpose chest.
384-2741
857-5545
932-9361
792-0941
927-6210
432-4534
382-4805
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Jan. 26,1974
by Joe Devine, a cafe owner in
Strasburg, for 56-cents a pound. Park
Myers, shown holding the steer,
donated his services to bring the
animal back from Harrisburg. Myers
is a partner in Lancaster’s Black &
White Holstein Farm.
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