—Uincwter Firming, Saturday. June 1, 1974 6 THE OLD rnktSMU ANX JUNE 3-9 Non (here are roses mid pleasant scents for noses. Kind linn- to spoon under full June moon . . . William Lilly sneezed to death June 11, 1(181 . . . Time for strawberries ... Full moon June 0 . . . Plant late potatoes now , . , Average length of days for week, 15 hours, 10 minutes . , . American Indians receive U.S. citizenship June 3, 1024 . . . Dunkirk evacuated June 4, 1040 . . . Partial eclipse of the moon June ■1 (but not visible from U.S.) ... When the press is free, and e\ery man able to read, all is safe. Thomas Jefferson. Old Farmer's Riddle: What was the telephone number in the Garden of Eden? (Answer be low. ) Ask the Old Farmer: I* t^lere anywhere pre served an old-fashioned ■-*?-. zz. whipping-post? K.N., New Orleans? Yen, and there om/ht to In■ moiv. ilmi« io kit*p mildew fiom forming inside your refrurcintoi mi on the ifa'ktt*. \\i|iv it ocdtdioiuiih with puic vinigai. *lh« uuU will kill the miltltw fungus . . Riddle antiu r Apple? •« j. /"*A OLD FARMER S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Most of week cloudy with scattered ruin; clear- ' bprinj; is the ideal lime mg and warm by weekend. lor a bi-annu.d inspection «>| Greater New York-New Jersey: Ilain to start, then partially the exterior of yom home, clear and cool; rain and very cool latter part. _ if xou correct small piob- Middlc Atlantic Coastal: Partly cloudy and mild at first, then* lems as soon as they *ap rain; end of week •clear and very warm. pear von may be spared the Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Week begins partly cloudy and worry and expense ot major cool, then clear and hot with showers; dear and warm latter repaii work * part. - For instance, small-crack' Florida:'Rain all week in south; partly cloudy and cool at first m biickvvork, stone, wood in north, then clearing ami very hot by week’s end. on metal that let moi.sluie Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Rain to start, then *md an seep in can be sealed clearing in east; warm and sunny throughout region latter with a silicone rubber caulk part. ms compound Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins sunny and warm, then hot A silicone rubbei caulk in west and cooler in east; late week rain m east. or sealer is impervious to Deep South: Most of week clear and hot in central and west moisture in any loim-lui but partly cloudy and cool elsewhere. midilv. water, steam, ice- Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: First part of week sunny mid the constantly changing andi mild with some showers; end of week clear and hot in temperaturesol summer and vVest and rainy in east. winter will not a I feel its pei- Northern Great Plalns-Great Lakes; Rain to start, then clearing nwnenllj tlesable seal. And, and warm; pleasant weather continues to end of week. unlike most olhei ea liking Central Great Plains: Most of week sunny and hot in east and compounds, silicone caulks cool with light rains in west; clearing and hot throughout *md sealei.s won’t become region by week's end. brittle with age Tcxas-Oklalioma: Clear and very hot all week in central and There is absolutelv no along Gulf; cloudy and cool m north at first, then hot. reason why sealing lepans Rocky Mountain Region: Rain to start, then clearer ami warm; *’, jve lo ,n ‘ “unsightly " Dow possible showers latter part. Corning manulactures black. Southwest Desert: Cloudy and cool at first, then light rain; end c * t,dr jnd aluminum silicone of week clearing and warmer. ' sealers, m addition lo sili- Pacific Northwest: Intelmittent rain all week. cone rubber bathtub caulk California: Sunny in north and partly cloudy in south first w I* 1 ' 1 ' p o part of week; end of week rainy in north and possible shower , ,?*’ . dnd ~ lU * , U ’ r in south. bathtub caulks 01 silicone (All RuthU Reserve.!, Yankee. Inc. Dublin. N.H. 03444) sealers are ideal loi a Wide variety ol mlenoi <n e\ten- Ham ALa King or repair jobs and one ol Meat leftover from a baked the nine colors available will ham dinner can be converted in- complement almost am to an eamomical yet duto.gui.h- WM , k lace ed dish that merits a place on c ■. ~ , , the company luncheon table. Silicone caulks and seal Ham ala King is a pleasing ex- els ‘" c ld<Ml ample. Simply add cubes of cook- dnd waleipi ooluu; lam gut ed ham, canned mushrooms tl ’ rs Jl, d downspouts Thev (stems and pieces), chopped pi- can also be used to seal miento, sliced ripe olives .and aiouiul window air condi chopped hard cooked egg to a tioneis and esbausi bins u> medium white sauce and heat kwp hl)1 .lamp air oulsule through. Serve the mixture on f, ... toast triangles. It’s a smooth and . J , easy recipe that will delight sldlmi d,ul " mdov ' guests. Makes fine family fare ‘ liul do<)l *>ames ,ne also im too! HAY & STRAW SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 12 NOON PAUL Z. MARTIN SALES STABLES 2 miles East of Intercourse Sale managed by Harvey Z. Martin IM-PRUV-ALL Nothing can take the place of common sense and proper management. The I IM-PRUV-ALUproducts, feed balancing and soil balancing are tools to help make farmers better managers. Better managers make more money. Give yourself a raise in pay by calling yourl IM-PRU V-ALLldealer. He will show you how to make better fermentable feeds, save feed and fertilizer, increase production and decrease herd health problems. Call theilM PRUV-ALLlDealer closest to you. 717-569-6042 717-733-4302 717-688-6710 215-932-3307 Southern Lane. Co. Northern Lane. Co. Lebanon County Oxford Area Pa;; - n m \ t 'i-•>i \ "K , ■**/*•, ‘‘n ji-j 1 - Jfit •2p.8W81.00, 2-3 3QO-700 19. I *.Hlgfif Dressintf'Cutter 7SOO, “MjWkMOT 18.7541.30. i JJ^- »l»ughter c0w5'31.2544.25,' Standard Utility 'FEEDER 828: ' 'rSm^SSFA Cutter * 29.2543.00, paimers 90-120 pounds 40.0M0.00,7? - Complped with 918 head last:*. •.SS2fJ?“ ! L Com 28.00-31.00, Shells down to 88 35.0042.00. week, and 868 head a year” with 6192 last week, and 6896 23.160. Choice slaughter Farm calves active, ■B°- US 1-3 204$ pounds, uu *, *f* r •*?; Compa , red bullocks 37:00-39.60, Good Holstein bulls 90-120 45.00- fwder Pigs 13.00-20.00 per . J» Mt -* Week « ma r ket ’ 36.0048.76, Standard 34.00- 71.00; Holstein heifers 90-140 head, 14 35-5018.00-25.00,1-3 slaughter steer* 75 cents to 38.50, Utility 31.75-35.00. 47.00-72.00; Beef cross bulls 50-75 22.5041.00 per head. 11.75 lower. Slaughter cows Yield Grade 1-2 1100-2000 & heifers 75-140 53.00-78.00. SHEEP 976: Compared weak to |I lower. Slaughter pounds slaughter bulls 35,25- HOGS 6380: Compared with 7W head last Week, and ‘ bullocks & Bulls |1 to |2 40.00. Good 300050 feeder with 6997 head last week, and 891 head a year ago. Spring •, CTFPRC. ut a h n, , stem 39.0047.00, Medium 6640 head a year ago. slaughter lambs .uneven, « c/lren tSL Ce , * 300-560 37.75-42.50; Medium Barrows & Gilts mostly SO mostly 50 cents to $4 lower. - j 5« & Good 300-750 feeder heifers cents lower. - Choice 30-60 pound* spring - 33 (KM2 - 00 - BARROWS & GILTS: US' slaughter lambs 48.75-54.00, > S/i 34-50^7,35, UtUity CALVES 2424. Compared 1-2 210-230 pounds 29.2540.10, 65-100 42.5042.00, Good 5040 UPWPBO m, i with 2629 head last week, and 14200-24027.50-29.25,24165- 36.00-47.50. Slaughter ewes in rm IF 3065 head a year ago. Vealer 250 26.40-2840. 2-4 250400 10.00-21.25. 40.00, Good 35.00-38.50, steady to $1 lower. Standard 33.3045.60. Utility VEALERS; Prime 69.00- JUDGING A HOUSE BY 717-252-3114 York County 717-432-3376 Oiilsburg Area 717-524-5454 Lewisburg Area 717-567-6764 Newport Area 717-532-9531 Shippensburg Area ITS COVER port.ml to check loi mois (me All joints should he sealed liu'hllv and ,i silicone caulk or sc.ilei is the perlecl material Itn a lonu last ini' job You can also tackle repairs to >Olll lihei ijlass patio canop\. since silicone ruhbei is one ol the lew sealants that has excellent adhesion 1,1 lihei i>lavs You can put silicone seal eis and caulks to work pluu Hint! holes where wnes and pipes enter the house-, anti foi ueatherproolmu outtlooi hull! ins' fixtures Even emei i<enc\ tepairs on a loin win dow screen-just need a piece ol masking tape on one side ol the nj> and cleai sihcone uibhei se.iler on. 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