Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 25, 1976, Image 12

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    17 lancastwr farnwnt. Saturday Scpl 73. 19/6
Pa. Jersey breeders shut out
HARHtsmiU. P.nn
syl vanla Jcr w|i were shvri
out o< th. winner » cirri,
during th. All American
Jmwy Shew held her* on
Thursday Hut placing
within th. top five of various
r biases wrr. entries from
Shady Hill-Side Farm. Wewl
Cheater, Retain. Jeraeys,
Fverctt. SUlexrtle Jersey*
Litlleslown. and C Irada
Acre*. Peach IkAtom The
Pennsylvania herd look third
place In the slate herd or
provincial conical Seven
da tea were represented
For the fourth year In a
row. H V F, formerly Happy
Valley Farm, Danville,
Kentucky, dominated the
rating* In the All-American
Jersey Show H V F captured
the grand champion honor*
m the female division as well
as the premier exhibitor
banner H V F'a grip on the
competition was broken only
by the Pioneer Farm, Old
Lyme, Conn which showed
4h -
The pony pulling contest was a special evening attraction during the All-American
Ponies pull heavy loads
HARRISBURG - Ponies
from Lycoming County won
three prizes at the annual
Keystone State Pony Pulling
Contest held Tuesday night
in the Farm Show arena.
Forty-three teams took
part in the contest, the
second of its kind to be held
at the Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show.
A team owned by Bryon
Stackhouse, Unityville won
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, Pa.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1976
12:30
COMPLETE
HERD DISPERSAL
FOR IRA BEILER,
ROBESONIA RD2
28 Cows in all stages of production.
4 Springing Heifers and 12 Open Heifers.
Several High Producing cows in this herd.
Also 30 head of Close Springers and Fresh Cows
consigned by Norman Kolb.
18 top quality 2nd and 3rd calf cows picked from 1
herd.
Abe Diftenbach, Manager
the grand and rrarer, grand
champion bulla
O.n.rator Hrauty
i Tara. ' a flr#-year-old cow.
waa named the arnlor and
grand champion female A
four year-old. S H Merry
Mlaa, ‘ owned and exhibited
by the Skl-A Killa Jeraey
Farm. Westminster. Md.
claimed the reserve senior
and grand champion ban
ner*
The Junior champion
female waa a senior yearling
heifer. Generator* Violet
Pctula," shown by the
Greenland Jersey Farm.
Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Reserve Junior champion
female honors went to "W K
Faithful Stacey," exhibited
by Michael Heath, West- -
minster, Md
The Pioneer Farm walked
away with the bull honors
"Fashion's Reply," a bull
call, was judged Junior
champion and reserve grand
champion bull In addition.
the lightweight division (up
to 1,000 pounds) with an
attempt at 3,200 pounds. Cliff
narrow’s team, from
Towanda, took medium
weight honors with a pull of
4,100 pounds. The
heavyweight division was
won by the team owned by
James Judge, Cowansville,
with an attempt at 4,500
pounds.
Competition in the contest
Pioneer Farm ■ Merry
(•Udiator," a two year-old.
was named the senior
champion and grand
champion bull
The reserve Junior
champion was a bull calf.' U
of D Haronet .Supreme
Falstaff," exhibited by Alice
Haenletn, Newark.
Delaware Reserve senior
champion bull honor* were
earned by Sleeping Signal
Sultan." a two-year-old
Quarantine lifted
NEW YORK. N Y - Slate
and federal hog cholera
quarantines were 'lifted
recently from the remaining
counties of Massachusetts,
the U S Department of
Agriculture announced
Officials of USDA's
is limited to teams owned by received $6O and a trophy;
Pennsylvania residents, second place, $5O; third, $4O;
Drivers must also be state , * . ’ ,
residents. fourth, $3O; and fifth place,
First place winners $2O, in each class.
COMPLETE HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
TUESDAY, OCT. 5,1976
Located 5 miles North of Nottingham, Pa., 9
miles South of Quarryville on Roberts Road
along Rt. 272 at Oak Hill, follow arrows North Vi
mile.
80 HEAD HOLSTEIN GRADE DAIRY CATTLE 80
47 Milk Cows
33 Heifers
12 Cows due Oct., Nov., Dec.
23 Cows were fresh July and Aug.
Balance throughout year
7 Heifers bred last 3 months
All home raised except 6 head
20 years ABC breeding
Sale held under cover. TB and Bangs Certified,
charts Day of Sale.
Terms by
MRS. ALICE E. BRINTON
Executrix of the Estate of
Loran W. Brinton
Phone 717-529-2561
Aucts. - J. Everett Kreider, 786-1545
Carl Diller 464-2233
Attorney - Elvin Byler
shown by IS* Winday KrWI
Farm. RortrUle, Md
H V K J eraey* «»i named
the premier exhibitor. and
the Wavrriy Farm. Clear
brook. V« . «m ftr#n IS*
banner >i premier brewder
The premier »ire wa*
Milestone Crmnalar ' TS*
bull U now deceased. but hi*
Uat owner *m the American
Hrrcdrr .Sendee
The Judge lor the show was
I>r Hilton Boynton. Rich
mond, Mm*
Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service (APHIS)
said this action completes
the lifting of the hog cholera
quarantine placed on
Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, and three counties in
New Hampshire on July 20
12:00 Noon
Lunch Furnished
Farm Women help
Heart Association
I«AN(,A.STKR ll la known
to many lhaS apple* ar* ■
moat verwfttle fruit They are
baked. Mua*d. u>*d in pie*
and )*Uy. and haw bean
noted u keeping both IS*
dentist and doctor away
Now. for three d*y*. apple*
will help to t»v* Ur«w
The American H«art
A*»oclaiion, Lancaster
Pennsylvania Chapter will
hold tU annual Apple Tax
Day* at Park Qly Center, on
September XI. October 1 and
2 The aale will be from 10
am to 9 X) p m each day
This year the table* will be
staffed by volunteer* from
the F«rm Women'*
Association of Lancaiter
County
Community Fair* in
Ephrata. New Holland,
Manhetm, Eliubethtown,
and Lampeter are also
conducting Apple Tag Days
and will be staffed by
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1976
AT 11:30 A.M.
Right in Tyler Hill, PA. Wayne Co. Tyler Hill is
on Rt 371. 16 mi. from Honesdale. PA or 5 mi.
from Calicoon, NY. Arrows.
53 Hi-GRADE HOLSTEINS
50 Mature cows. 2 Heifers. 1 Service bull. This young
dairy is mostly either right fresh or due before
December. Showing lots of milk, size & dairy
character. Examined for pregnancy & interstate
charts.
MACHINERY
JD 3010 Diesel Tractor w-front loader, 3 pt., etc.;
Farmall M Tractor w-loader; Starline Barrel
Spreader; AC conditioner (about new); JD No. 115
Chuck Wagon & running gear; Stanchions, etc., etc.
PRODUCE
About 8000 bales very good hay to be sold in 3 or 4
lots. 23 acres standing com to sell in 3 lots. Suitable to
pick or silage.
TERMS Cash or Approved Check.
MARVIN & BETTY PRICE
Owners
Jim Adriance, Auctioneer
Montrose, PA
717-278-1574
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, Penna.
FALL HEIFER Iti
SPECIAL W
SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1976 |Tv|
10:00 A.M. f '
600 HEIFERS
200 Registered Holstems
All ages. Some started calves to fresh heifers.
Many with records and good pedigrees.
400 HEAD GRADES. All Ages, Several lots of
big springers.
Also many big open heifers ready to breed
SPECIAL MENTION Ray Getz from
Myerstown is sending a group of outstanding
Registered Heifers with fine pedigrees.
To Consign Animals Contact:
New Holland Sales Stables Office
717-354-4341 or
Abe Diffenbach 717-393-4464
or Norman Kolb 717-397-5538.
All animals should have a 30 day TB and
Bloodtest for out of State Shipment.
Abe Diffenbach, Manager
member* at IS* lanraster
C-oonty Federated Women'*
flub* Free blood prweeur*
tenting will be provided at
moat of the Apple Tag Day
altea Apple* for (he project
are being donated by the
Kiwant* Hub* of lan caster
County
Proceed* from IhU event
will help to find the lan
caster Chapter’* Riak Factor
.Screening Program Thl»
project help* to detect a
person that may be at rUk of
having a heart attack or
atrokc
Heart dlaeaae remain* the
number ooc killer In the
nation and lancaater
County Thia year’a aloft an.
■ WE'RE FIGHTING FOR
YOUR LIFE” typi/iea the
dedication and cause of the
American Heart
Aasociation, Lancaster.
Pennsylvania Chapter, ana
all of their volunteers