(Largs Pieces) (Small Pieces)
(DdXDfor Stew*
Braise Cook in Liquid
® Arm Steak ® Blade Steak
Braise, Panfry
®®
' In ßoneless
Shoulder Roast
® Arm Roast ® Blade Roast
Roast, Brass ■
SHOULDER
SHANK
Shank
Shank Cross Cuts
Iran*,
Cook in Liquid
•Veal for stew or grinding may be made from any cut
'•Cube steaks may be made from any thick solid
piece of boneless veal
PUBLIC SALE
Due to Contractor Going Out of Business
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1977
At 12:00 Noon |
Two miles East of Abbottstown off of Route 30 |
Beaver Creek or Canal Roads, Follow Signs. P
Haber Grader Model 1500 %
Austin Western Crone Model 1200 H
Concrete bucket and forks for the Crane, Fruehauf ||
trailer, two office trailers, storage trailer; door buck ||
brackets, ammo guns, misc. forms, Universal Forms a
(2* x4’ -18” x4’ -12” x 4’), radius forms (2’ x 10’), |
hydraulic pipe bender, granite stone, eye beams, light 1
poles, extension ladder, Huber 2 ton Vibertory Roller, »
rototiller, transit, Homelite chain saw, space heater, ||
Black & Decker sweeper, draft table, drain tile, g
protection barriers, troweling machine, rollers for p
scaffles, concrete float, V-plow, V-snow plow, cement f
mixer - mount on 3 point hook up, 3 toilet seats, 3 - wash
bowls, 2 - DeWalt table saws, comer poles for masonry
work, sanders, Wisconsin 4 cyl. engine (air cooled), |
mower, Sign Maker, 3M - Copy Machine, adding If
machine, and other misc. hardware items and sup- ||
plies. i
For more information call (717) 259-7015
GRIM BROTHERS CONTRACTORS, INC.
R.D. 1
Thomasviile, PA 17364
Clair Slaybaugh, Auctioneer
RETAIL CUTS
Breast
Inis*, Cook in Liquid
VEAL CHART
IF VEAL WHERI
Boneless Rib Chop
Rib'chop
Braise Panfry
Roast
Rib Roast
Boast
RIB
BREAST
// /
Roast Brats*
Boneless Riblets
This chart approved by
National Live Stock and Meat Board
PUBLIC AUCTION
37H25 FEEDER PIGS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1977
At 2:00P.M.
Location; Between Womelsd orf and Myer
stown along Route 422, at Stouchsburg, take
Scharff Road south 1 mile to third farm on left.
Vz mile north of Sheridan Furnace, Marion Twp.,
Berks County, Pa.
30 - 60 POUND CHOICE FEEDER PIGS
HAMPSHIRE - YORK - OUROC CROSS
All pigs are vaccinated for Erysipelas, castrated
young, wormed, tails crocked, sprayed for mange and
lice. All pigs were raised on this farm. No outside pigs
will be sold on this Auction.
NOTE: Auction time 1:00 P.M.
Terms by;
WALTER M. HORST
Newmanstown RDI, PA
215-589-2282
Auction Conducted by;
John E. and Paul E. Martin Auctioneers I
717-733-3511—717-733-3305
THEY COME FROM AND HOW
Stuffed Breast
© Stuffed Chops
llia*. Pmfry
Cubed Steak **
40
® Sirloin Chop
Braise, Panfry
Boneless
Sirloin Roast
® Sirloin Roast
Roast
SIRLOIN
VEAL FOR GRINDING OR CUBING
Rolled Cube Steaks* *
Braisi Rout (laki) Braise. Panfry
Mock Chicken Legs* * City Choplrt^^^
lnis*. Panfry
' master Farming, Saturday, November 5,1977
TO COOK THEM
® Cutlets ® Rolled Cutlets
%%
CutletsCThm Slices)
Round Steak
Braise Panfry
Boneless
Rump Roast Round Roast
Boast Braise
ROUND (LEG)
© National Live Stock and Moat Board
I’ll Show You
A stranger entered the
building and asked a boy
standing in the lobby. '‘Can
you tell me where Mr Bell
lives 9 ” “Sure, I’ll show
you,” the young man re
plied Eight flights later,
the boy pointed out a room
and said it was Mr Bell’s
After knocking on the door
and receiving no answer, the
man commented, “I guess
he’s not here ” “That’s
right,” the boy said “He
was downstairs in the lobby
when we first met ”
Willing To Learn
WANT AD Secretary
uxints job. no bad habits
willing to learn
Man or Woman?
TEACHER How old
would a person be who was
bom in 1935 9
STUDENT Is the person
a man or a woman 9
Patience, Please
A man is never in worse
company than when he flies
into a rage and is beside
himself
Gypsy
moth
damage
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Leaf
eating gypsy moth cater
pillars fed well on some U.S.
woodlands this summer, tne
U.S. Department of
Agriculture reports. Tree
defoliations in eight nor
theastern states totalled 1.6
radl’on acres in 1977, nearly
double the damage caused
by the pests year.
Pennsylvania torests bore
the brunt of the infestation,
as they have for the past
several years. Nearly 1.3
million wooded acres m that
state were hit, particularly
in its central and eastern
regions. Pike County alone
suffered damage on 264,284
forested acres. Trees
throughout most of this
Pocono Mountain resort
county were attacked.
Other states affected by
gypsy moth this year include
Massachusetts with 133,081
defoliated acres; New York
with 91,313; New Jersey with
39,185; Vermont with 33,435
and Maine with 2,010. New
Hampshire and Rhode
Island got off lightly by
comparison. A total of only
445 acres were defoliated in
these two New England
states. Last year, gypsy
moths attacked over 7,580
wooded acres m Rhode
Island alone.
USDA’s Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service
believes the excessive
damage this year resulted
from conditions favorable to
gypsy moth survival. The
pests found ample food
supplies within the heavily
wooded mountain regions of
Pennsylvania.
APHIS says the potential
exists for a similar situation
in 1978. Pennsylvania’s
forests are a type that is
favored by the gypsy moth.
Agency officials sav the
pests have not yet reached
their peak strength.
High winds m Penn
sylvania this past spring also
contributed to spreading the
moths over a wide area. In
addition, a natural gypsy
moth virus which normally
kills off a large percentage
of the pest’s larvae did not do
so this year.
The winter of 1977 also
took its toll, but its victims
were not gypsy moths, but
the pests’ natural insect
enemies. State and federal
officials believe the severe
cold may have killed off
many beneficial parasites in
Pennsylvania, while leaving
the gypsy moth itself vir
tually unscathed.
Use of pesticides by
APHIS to control gypsy
moths was limited this year
to areas such as cam
pgrounds and nurseries to
prevent artificial spread of
the pest. Restricted funds
and manpower prevented
large-scale chemical
treatments by federal and
state agencies in many
regions.
APHIS officials say gypsy
moths are moving in a
southwesterly direction,
along the Appalachian
Mountains. Oak trees, a
favorite gypsy moth host,
are abundant along this
range. Several adult moths
have been recovered m traps
in the northern counties of
Maryland, although no
defoliation was recorded this
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