Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 08, 1977, Image 48

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    48—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 8, 1977 '
Sperry New Holland Americans and Pickles
- MT J - Americans will probably
f:s f -m • spend $569 million on pickles
| iSii hnnnTCl th this y ear - Meanwhile, A
.x'x y~\ ¥ • /* Blj *A”Alvrl o mericans will eat an aver
itm oetng a farm ■■■■» i new holla™. Pa . - m N . Academy Dr „
:i ° J M 3 rW, lii Sperry New Holland wm Ephrata , maallursfct. S SfwS
, _ |HQ$| §|®l honor 13 employees who Each will be awarded an industry spend about
X |4v/y] M have completed 25 years of inscribed watch or clock by *250 000 a year on pickle
wire - ana -W i ju. a* , he company to -com- SsS.iiSdS^ 1 '
this month. memorate the anmversary.
/mmMi & : :i Those being honored are:
-1 1 v ' ' HKLJ Norman Predmore, Denver .
otner hoLZCLVds jßj i§
D T D i=i Zimmerman, Box ’ M Cji MELROEb
- By Joyce Blipp m m tercourse, centre* at- ■ I
j rr » tendent; R. H. Daugherty, ■ BOBCAT I
359 Sun Valley Dr., Leola, ■ > i,7] worlds most popular fl
Question: At what age version of his favorite ment of new mini-machinery merchandising manager; H ? \W SKID STEER LOADER I
does a farm child become tractor. under our tree - and this an< * John W. Snead, 262 ■ I j\ V **' —j. I
truly interested in the family But that’s just the ' house hasn’t been the same Brook Farms Rd., Lan- ■ |b| 'lflfcrt 1 '\ I
occupation? beginning. Soon the little since. caster, regional manager. H bH _j \ I
farmers decide, just like the For instance, suddenly Also Alfreds Karulis, 855 ■ __ I
Answer: The first time big farmer, that additional the old rug just inside the Fountain Ave., Lancaster, ■ r I
Dad trots home from his pieces are needed, just to do front door disappeared. It’s lab test technician; H. J.
friendly farm machinery things efficiently, of course, been snowy outside; and that Hullinger, 223 Penn Ave.,
dealer totmg a toy-sized Santa deposited a ship- rug is the only barrier bet- Ephrata, drafting super- II II
~~ ween a newly-waxed floor visor; Peter L. Sturla, Box
and the drippy snow that ®®» . Churchtown, project
m JRJS comes in the house, unin- engineer; L. C. ■ DGtOFG VOII DUV
BUB JJB#JW#A . vited, attached to assorted Hollingsworth, 818 Diller ■ |_
■■ltfMM pairs of shoes and boots. Dr., Akron, semi-automatic H 3fiy T3HII IO3CIGF}
niffWfVf «|»V I see a Bobcat in action!
PI auci ccc cat* i uTin was tracked down in the planter, hook up the disk and B
IVICL.C99 UAIALYTIC H«_ATERS kitchen. travel back to the field. B 4 - MODELS To Choose From, all with 4-
~1 ,„ r Grabbing it by a corner, I , “Wait a minute,” I in- B \au .n • „ or , Drv . T .. „ _ „ .
/ _JL % Your PlgS towed the rug back to its terrupted. “You’re discing fl Wheel Drive. BOBCAT Handles small jobs,
Will T five appointed spot, hoping to up the field you just planted. ■ big jobs, indoors, and outdoors. Ideal for
VY Ul cover the dirty spots which How do you expect it to come ■
Mnoir Rnv” had appeared after its up?” B working in HORSE BARNS, HOG BARNS,
unexpected departure. Wearing a “you’ll never B rrrmnrc C ta a. ,
“Mommmiranmmm!” an leam, will you” expression B FEEDLOTS, ETC. Almost anyone can learn
A 0 SSp&fO indignant wail in a familiar on his face, the machinery M t o operate a BOBCAT in 15 minutes. LET
four-year-old voice assailed expert patiently explained, ■
“ r-. > , £ me> lou f°°k my field!” “This is a sprayer now - B LIS DEMONSTRATE and Show you how
So-backtrack to the door, don’t you see the spray . B eag y |g QWn g gQBCAT
the kitchen, return the ground?” He pointed a ~ .
“acreage” to its relocated chubby finger through the
jßpiiiiiii position. After all, what’s disc to show this g |
' more important - spots on a unimaginative mother. ■■HMHBSMHHBBKfIHIBB
floor or the future of a “I wish you’d teach Dad to I FOR RENTAL AND SALES I
budding young farmer? I do that,” I muttered. Visions I CONTACT I
" paused a moment to see of a diminished farm I ggf| StoitzfllS I
what would happen. equipment investment o» ‘ I
AN L.P. GAS BROODER c„ m P ia„ t ™ l ? ’
THAT DOES A BETTER JOB musTbeano^tillmachine; he machi pery for a dozen
on baby pigs & chicks | GRIMEUIS FUN SERVICE |
AARON S. GROFF S SON ba“T“rin“STvaSfJ J
FARM & DAIRY STORE I. E
RD3, Ephrata, PA 17522 [Hinkletown] Phone [7l7] 354-4631 machinery storage area, 0
Store Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. which is near the
Closed Tues., Wed. & Sot. at 5:30 P.M. refrigerator unhook the
L - 1 PINEYHILL MAJORITY -
WISCONSIN Heavy-Duty ENGINES HIS SON A TOP HERDSIRE
- i 6 TO 65 H P
1 ■ Pineyhill Majority mated with an Ivanhoe Daughter produced a superior son. His
\ H y / 3 name Maplebound Ivanhoe Majority 1561846, bam name MAJO, bom 04-05-69.
\ , Bi MI t> * Classified V.G. 86 was available in our A. 1. Service. MAJO used in a small local herd
\ / .ik&t' if A has daughter V. G. 87. His proof compiled in one herd-none culled-21 per cent Rep.
\ '“ {>?<•, Ninteen daughters ave. 17008 milk, 3.72 per cent 632 Fat.
1 W I fSwi MidtIACN « MaietAENL *■ ' \ M2sh» 3200 r»m ° c
i i r r _
S jLi X- ')S- "Barii Dau Date of Days in Number of Milk Fat [fat
L! ' Name No. Birth Age Milk Records Pounds % Pounds
Peur Large Frame Cast F __ "" ——■
(ran Interc vangeabtes j interchangeable ShITICV 8889131 73-12-21 2-0 195 1 21.009 3.63 763 11
Paul - Small Frame Cast Iron Intarchanceablea -" i— . T ""‘ MandV 8320542 72-9-22 3-5 145 1 19.648 3.94 774 _
, rz h K . Biußeu 23.AZT2234 71-5-22 3-10 _305 2 m 3jo__||_
I- ?, ys.w %; Martha 238C82605 72-2-16 2-10 . 266 1 19.304 3.55 685,
TL-jjA; . ■* f NEW Maktl TR, 110 \ Hißil Sl4O '*o Af P Mlßel THD I I JoAnn I 8320545 1 72-12-22 1 2-9 | 302 I 2 I 18.020 I 4.3TT 777 J
T; i ’Hr,:: -238TA7499 ,73:9-2 24 192 1 17,934 m gL
i '”«« S3, '“ " Bekv 238C82613 72-6-11 3-3 305 1 17.894 3.35 600.
. ' ' Pat 8320544 72-6-12 3-9 181 2 17.822 3.47 619,
“ " j ». - Lorie 238LN2669 72-6-21 3-6 25ft 2 17.378 3.74 650_
if 1? V - 7 - ■? £. Karen 8078198 71-8-12 4-4 279 3 17.316 4.21 729_
4 a pj s ' i Sarah 238LN2517 72-10-27 3-0 271 1 16.901 3.85 650_
'f cr -l |I ' ' 238EH8298 73-8-16 2-2 277 1 16.681 3.92 65j,
I fit „ y Susie 238C82608 72-8-4 3-3 256 1 16.517 3.45 570,
f f - , | ■ Sharon 8889136 73-8-24 2-8 185 2 16.366 3.32 M3_
'v iJ Beula 23A2T2330 71-6-9 4-9 243 3 16.242 3.79 615,
- - " J , rjjr Marion 238EH8296 73-6-5 2-0 305 1 15,852 4.33 686_
—■» *• Th> "£fsi 3oi Selda ~~ 8889138 ~74¥12~T8~~54~ ~~ ~i 12,562 ~TiT JS>L
’““T' 3 ” 238LN2417 72-7-12 3-2 287 1 12,534 3.65 g_
RimiAnnrn orniMAr Ar.irm 238TA7498 73-12-3 2-1 143 1 12,057 3.21 387 J
I AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER ' ———
Limited amount of semen available
COMPLETE REBUILDING —LARGE PARTS INVENTORY
FISHER ENGINE service TRAINORS SEMEN SERVICE
Amos L Fisher HONEY BROOK, PA. 19344
3141 Old Phila. Pike Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505 Phone 215-273-3847