52—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 12, 1975
Weaver’s softball team
to take on challenge
“The Queen and Her
Maids” fast pitch softball
champions from California
will take on Weaver’s Class
A Softball team at the New
Holland Legion Field August
9, at 7:45 p.m.
Queen Rosie Black is a 23
year old superstar softball
pitcher extraordinary and
the most versatile in the
EVERY Sp #/tot n
WEDNESDAY IS
mf- DAIRY
” DAY
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, PA
If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have from
100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your price.
Mostly fresh and close springing Holsteins.
Cows from local farmers and our regular
shippers including Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite,
Gordon Fritz, Blaine Hoffer, Dale Hostetter, H. D.
Matz, and Jerry Miller.
SALE STARTS 12:30 SHARP
Also Every Wednesday, Hay, Straw &
Ear Corn Sale 12:00 Noon.
For arrangements for special sales or herd
dispersals at our barn or on your farm, contact:
Abram Oiffenbach, Mgr.
717-354-4341
Norman Kolb
717-397-5538
Combine can
The DeLaval Compact Combine gives you all the labor-saving, time-saving,
better-milking of a full pipeline at half the cost. Or about the same cost as a
bucket and transfer system. With a Compact Combine, there are no more
buckets to lug and no more buckets to scrub.
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the needs and the pocketbooks of dairymen milking up to 50 cows See your
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expect to pay for a pipeline
J. B. ZIMMERMAN
& SONS
West of Blue Ball, PA
on Route 23
Phone: (717) 354-4955
business. In her 10 year
career that has taken her all
over the western
hemisphere, she has
recorded 82 perfect games,
257 shut-outs, 217 no hitters,
and recorded 20,063 strike
outs. And all this was ac
complished with only three
players backing her up - first
base, shortstop, and catcher.
The DeLaval
keep you
SPECIAL PRICES THRU JULY
Although the "Queen and
Her Court” has compiled a
phenomenal winning
precentage of 1,140 victories
against 45 defeats, the
essence of the 90 minute
legitimate exhibition is
entertainment coupled with
showmanship.
“The Queen and Her
Maids” includes essentially
a four member family team.
In addition to the Queen -
Rosie Black, is Eileen
Beaird, a 20 year old catcher
with a trigger like arm who
has handled the catching
chores for the last 10 years.
Debby Bevers, a 23 year old,
serves in the first base
position and impresses
people all over the world
with her incredible, ex
plosive running speed and
base stealing ability. This is
coupled with her over
powering batting ability
resulting in a team leading
34 home runs in one season.
Lotta Chatter, the comic
highlight of the troupe,
covers the shortstop position
while keeping the audience
laughing, and at the same
time astounds them with
unusual ball handling feats.
The squad has traveled all
over the world, displaying
the fantastic ability which
led to an appearance in the
syndicated “Believe It or
Not” column. Their im
pressive stats have been
compiled against the best
teams both in softball and
baseball stars like Jimmy
Wynn, Los Angeles home run
hitter, and Willie Mays
everyones perennial all-star.
Weaver’s who will be
dueling against “the Queen
and Her Court”, is a well
known local softball power.
Through the past years,
Weaver’s has been known as
a strong contender in the
Garden Spot Softball League
Compact
dairying.
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LANDIS
BROS., INC.
1305 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, PA
Phone; (717) 393-3906
Area couple
at co-op
conference
Mike and Janet Mowrer, of
Rl, Spring City, have been
selected to attend the Co-op
Couples Conference July 15-
16 at Chambersburg,
sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Association of
and Class A State contender.
The team recently included
in its wins - Championships
in several major state
tournaments including the
State College Class A In
vitational Tournament and
Lancaster’s Fourth of July
Class A Tournament.
The “Queen and Her
Maids”, who just returned
from an extensive tour in
South America, and
Weaver’s will pit their
records against each other
August 9, at 7:45 p.m. at the
New Holland Legion Field.
Tickets can be secured
through Weaver team
members or by calling
Dwane Hostetter at 354-7332.
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Farmer Cooperatives.
The two will Join with 35
other .young, couples from
throughout the Com
monwealth at the two-day
event. Sessions will be held
at the Holiday Inn, Cham
bersburg Community Park,
Dice Statler Dairy Farm,
and Cumberland Valley
Cooperative. They are
representatives of the
Chester - Delaware
Cooperative Council.
At" the conference, they
will share facts, opinions,
and insights about
cooperatives and their role
in the strength of the
business enterprise system.
In addition, the two will have
an opportunity to meet
people and discuss ways in
which they will play a vital
leadership role in
cooperative affairs.
Conference participants
will join with state
cooperative leaders to
discuss current issues vital
to farm leaders,
cooperatives, and the
community. They will hear
about the educational
P.A.F.C. and Penn State
programs that are benefiting
rural leaders.
Keynote speaker for the
The CARDINAL Line
AUGERS
Rodeo to
"featured a I
York fair
An exciting rodeo cowboy
association, sanctioned
contest will take place at the
York Fair on Saturday,
September 6. Featuring
world champion saddle
bronc riders, calf ropers,
steer wrestlers and brahma
bull riders.
Contestants will be vying
for purses, added money and
pojnts. Entrants will be
coming into York from all
over the country.
All events will take place
on the track of the York
Fair; thereby affording an
excellent view for all the
spectators. There are very
few championship rodeos in
this area; therefore, spec
tators will be in for a real
treat since they will be
witnessing actual com
petition and not just a
relatively safe exhibition.
event will be Dr. Ronald
Knutson, administrator for
the U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Farmer
Cooperative Service.
717-464-3321
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