One of Mike’s most interesting projects is raising pheasants. Along with the common oriental birds he also keeps English pheasants. 110 ACRE FARM at PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3 7:30 P.M. Located 35 miles West ot Harrisburg, Pa- 2'A miles East of Biain, Peny Co., on Rt. 274. 110 As. 100 A tillable, large 7 room brick dwelling, large bank barn, farm pond Beautiful location, must be seen to be appreciated. Also selling Angus & Hereford brood cows and calves, and some machinery For Brochure, Write: LONG BROS. Auct R.D.2 Port Royal. PA 17082 AAAAAA A A A A THE COMBINE THAT DOES IT ALL ON STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE PICKUP NEW POULAN CHAIN SAWS AA*BB sup mar plus tax NEW EQUIPMENT Better-Bilt 1500 gal. Vacuum Spreader 9V: ft. Flexible Harrow 10 ft. Offset Harrow 4 bottom Auto. Reset Plow 3 bottom Mounted Plow 150 bu. Grain-O-Vater Box 200 bu. Gravity - Flo Bin w-8 ton gear 8 & 10 ton A.C. running gears Farmhand Wheel Rakes Little Giant Elevator Little Giant Drag Elevator Woods Rotary Mower for A.C. G DEPENDABLE SALES I SERVICE A CHARLESTOWN RD. - PROSPECT RD. Washington Boro, Pa. 717 —285-4844 A AA A AA A A A A AA AAA SoMutn VuMlaf rkoto NISSLEY FARM SERVICE and duck boxei can be M«n -Lr>.—- around the Hartman home W all. representing protects ”that Blwb has cmediout for Commission requlma Mike Mike first a sponsor which has ht hfldng the Adsmstown Rod and!backpackhif. BBs ex tun Club • cundoni, usually, carried out also has with a friend* have taken teasants which hawa enti ™ toe hgAy >co )n r >)nno with Hbrs«hoe Trail sod over TcSlSoffl l 2r2S’*& T ‘S; "^sss^ysus VEST* SpS^SS .to stock state lands, compfled an exhibit of ~ who also raises f«Mble natural foods for . Quail, has exhibited interested campers and pheasants at the Pa. . n Show and last year bought a first in the district. camera and is working on a ' with his - 1 slide presentation con- Mike hiTaSed ceming survival in the out of . ation by constructing doors *” uj^°!! ,e £Tn on )rotective marsh area for * w< * he S“ “* wildlife. He has also planted “ instruction for the en blue spruce seedlings and y* ro , p j!P ent .. studies autumn olive trees which hopefully next year, provide shelter and food for mei ”Der - the wildlife in the winter. Parliamentary P^^dure Numerous squirrel nests Team at Garden Spot, Mike Milk Board Studies Cost The Milk Marketing Board announced today that one of the major chain stores in the Philadelphia area (Path mark) has lowered its milk prices'by 14c a gallon from $1.53 to $1.39 in gallon paper containers. Officials of the Board said that during the past few weeks they have been conducting a study of costs of handling milk by chain store licensees, at the request of Governor Shapp, to deter- AAA A A USED EQUIPMENT 2 bottom Jrail Plow A.C. 80 R Mower ■ I.H. 7 ft. Side Bar Mower Ferguson 30 Tractor w-Loader (Good Cond.) CALL DICK MILLER 717-653-4286 717-285-4844 A AiiM-CHALMCM mine whether or' not their margins could permit some milk price reductions to consumers. The Board’s investigation was preliminary to a determination whether - or not another public hearing should be held in the Philadelphia - area to establish maximum prices as provided by the Milk Marketing Law. Milk Marketing Board officials said the provision in the law to establish maximum prices has been rarely used in the past but is . .under serious consideration now in view of rapidly ‘ spiraling milk prices. • s Once thought to be fanciful tales, many old-fashioned rem edies for ails and illness have been found to be effective in treating minor health problems. But one of the best “cure-alls” available for outdoor enthusi asts wasn’t around in Grand ma’s day. Meat tendcrizer, a product of recent years now found in almost every kitchen, is rapidly gaining acceptance among sportsmen for its ability to prp vide quick relief from the pain ful stings and bites of insects and some forms of marine life which are harmful to man. From Florida comes word of meat tenderizer being used to treat puncture wounds from small rays stepped on by wading fishermen. In the midwest. Mer cury outboards’ outdoor recrea tion staff reports that people are using the same product to re lieve the pain and swelling of bee and wasp stings. And in Texas, meat tenderizer has been used to quell the fire-brand sting in skin welts caused by acci dental encounters with jellyfish. The treatment is simple. Pour some tenderizer into a small dish or the cup of your hand, add enough water to make a paste, and gently pat the mix ture on the sting area. You should experience relief within five to ten minutes. Watch the puncture area closely for signs of infection, and seek skilled medical help if this occurs. . Boaters and fishermen are subject to occasional encounters with stinging insects simply be cause they are outdoors, says the Mercury staff. They recom mend you find room in a tackle box or compartment in your boat for a bottle of meat tenderizer. It could be the treat ment someone needs, and it might save an outing on the water. : * TOPICS Li..by Bob Brewstor MERCURY OUTDOOR CONSULTANT TENDER TREATMENT FFA Week, Mik« won In tinning hlsjpreaent projects. HonoiiUl' MentWn the TfPfeen asJutt whnTO next JWsSftu* Btssfrjsc:. • concerning. his awards, self hewn log cabin and doing hopes to someday ' bs a some more backpacking on ' national award winner in area trails. - 4 2220(M1RY JNMO‘ LANCASTER, KNNA. mimmm SUI JULY 19 GRADE DAIRY COWS OIHIS t. DVDS, Iknr mISSS}. Part Myars, Sales Mr. Private Sates Daily CONSIGNMENT SALE 7 WEMESHgf, nr 3 9:30 AM. Location: Vz mile north of Route 23 on North Maple Ave. in Leola, Lancaster Co. Pa. - Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn' Implements, New Tools, Lumber, etc., etc. We have buyers for hay and straw. We Sell on Commission. DAVID H. GOOD 717-656-9024 F. Snyder, R. Martin, C. H. Wolgemuth, Auct Next Sale Wednesday, August 7 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ' Jlii > 3 PARCELS VALUABLE COUNTRY; REAL ESTATE j AT PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, JULY Located 40 miles West of Harrisburg,. Pa., 8 miles £ North of Rt. 22 at East Salem. ~ |* Parcel N 0.3—143 A farm, 100 as tillable, large barn, 6 * room dwelling. , „ *. •* -U .Jts Parcel No. I—61 —6 room, 2 story brick dwelling, excellent, state of repair, on lot 150x160 ft. * Parcel No. A— 4As woodland. For inspection, call 717—463-2920 after 6:00 P.M, For brochure write;. i LONG BROS; • AUCT. R.D.2 - Port Royal, PA 17082 REAL ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 27 At 1:00P.M. East Brunswick Twp. Red Dale Valley, Schuylkill County, Pa. 1 mile West off Route MSalong the Orvrifsburg to Drehersvide Road. 85 ACRE FARM Approximately 65 A. Tillable; 10 A. Pasture with' 2 small Streams; 10 A. Wooded; 40’ z 80’ Shenango Steel Barn built 1964; 30 Stanchions-with Jamesway Bam Cleaner and Ventilating Fans, attached Storage Shed., Spacious Farm Dwelling completely redecorated; Aluminum Siding; 24’ z 30’ living Dining Area; Ex posed Original Beams, Fireplace, 17’ x 17’ Kitchen; 4 Bedrooms; 1% Baths, Electric Hot Water Heat, Deep Well Water, Terms: 10 percent down day of sale. : INSPECTION: SUNDAY, JULY 14 from 2 to 4 P.M. MARY ELLEN EICHERT, Owner Lipkin, Stutzman, Marshall & Bohorad Attorneys at Law For Brochure write to: GEORGE N. DEiBERT, Auctioneer Klingerstown, Pa. 17941 or Call 717-425-3313 BUCK fg WHRE . HOLSTEIN FARM
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