New commercials aired for milk
ROSEMONT, 111. -
“Diver” and “Speed
Skating” are the latest in
American Dairy
Association’s series of TV
commercials, “The
Naturals,” aimed at
children. They feature
teenagers swimming and ice
California Leads
in Agriculture
California is the leading
agricultural state, with cash
receipts totaling nine billion,
102 million dollars. The next
high-ranking states in
descending order are: lowa,
Texas, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Kansas, Indiana,
Wisconsin, and North
Carolina, reports the
USDA’s Economic Research
Service.
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
HOLSTEIN4OWS & HEIFERS
FEEDER STEERS
ANTIQUES, Etc.
Thanksgiving Day,
NOVEMBER 24,1977
TIME: 11:45 A.M. PROMPT
Due to quitting farming will have Public Sale
on the premises, located in York County, 4 miles
south of York, Pa., on Route #lll, thence turn
west 1 mile at Reynolds Mill Road, then turn
north onto Overlook Drive, first farm. Sale Signs
posted.
Farmall 350 Diesel; W C Allis Chalmers & cults; DIO
Allis Chalmers & cults; Massey Harris 60 10-ft. self
'propelled combine, in nice shape; McCormick 510 16
double disc grain drill, like new; good Allis Chalmers 2-
row com planter; New Idea 135-bu. manure spreader,
p.t.0., like new; New Idea 2-row semi-mt. trail com
picker; McCurdy gravity flow box on Allis Chalmers
chassis; New Idea rubber-tire wagon w/tight bottom
box; Int. Harvester McCormick rubber-tire wagon
w/metalbox; iron wheel wagon'w/grease fittings; I.H.
McCormick No. 33A loader w/dirt bucket used very
little; Int. 7’ mower, 2 pt., PTO; McD. roll bar rake;
C.H. Grimm 4-bar hay tedder, p.t.0.; Smoker 24’
hammer mill; I.H. McCormick 3-14” plow, 2 pt. M M 2-
14” plow on rubber; McD 18” disc harrow; tractor 35
spring tooth shovel harrow; 9’ single roll packer; 60
tooth peg harrow; 2 pt. rear carrier; snow blade for
350; Grove snow blower, 3-pt.; rear ground scoop;
Fairbanks platform scales; 30’ wood shifting ladder;
electric chain saw 14” blade; grass seeder; 150-gal.
gas tank; burlap bags; shovel plow; potato plow
w/iron rods; 3 aluminum shovels; 3 iron hog troughs;
10 2”xl2”xl0” oak plank 18 pieces 16’rooders; 2 hog
gallows; hog scalding trough; 3 wooden harries; good
13-6-38 tractor tire; rope & tackle; wagon load of small
farm tools.
FEED 280 Bushels of ear corn
6 HEAD of HOLSTEINS
Health Chart
2 cows, 1 fresh w/3rd calf, other due Feb.; 4 heifers 3
mo. to 1 yr.; Surge S.P. 11 milker pump; Surge milker
unit; 4 85-lb. cans;
14 HEAD of VERY NICE STEERS
500 lbs. to 900 lbs.
Charolais, Hereford, Angus, and Holstein
ANTIQUES, Etc.
Empire jelly cupboard; very nice oak side board
w/carvmgs; wood butter chum; child rocker; oak
chairs; wood measure; 2 copper wash boilers; 2 milk
stools; wood box; glass oil lamps; oil heater; picture
frames; wood straw fork; 2 school desks; 12 doz. egg
crates; 2 50-lb. milk cans; 251-gal., 3-gal., 4-gal., 5-gal,
6-gal., 8-gal. stone crocks; straw knife; furrow plow;
hard to find horse-drawn fifth cham hook-up complete;
child chest of drawers; youth crib; adding machine;
canning jars; iron kettle & stand; iron pot; many items
not mentioned. A real lot of farm equipment.
LUNCH AT SALE
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
ORDER of SALE - Wagon, Antiques, Equipt, Corn,
Cattle.
TERMS: Cash or approved check
Owner
CHAUNCEY E. LENTZ,
R.D. #B, York, Pa.
Auctioneer
, Clair R. Slaybaugh
Idaville, Pa., Phone 677-7479
skating, and enjoying milk
with younger children.
Participating member
organizations’ aired the
commercials in local
markets in October.
ADA, the advertising and
marketing services arm of
United Dairy Industry
Association (UDIA), now
has six 30-second spots in the
series, which began
February 1977.
Each commercial in the
series, which will continue
through 1978 (two new ones
coming out in March,
another two in September),
features a 14 or 15-year-old
enjoying milk while
engaging in a skilled activity
of his or her own choosing.
In every case, a younger
person is shown drinking
milk with the teenager, thus
pointing out to preteens that
milk is a refreshing drink
liked and accepted by older
children. Parents are not
3TRACTORS3
shown, thus avoiding the
inference of parental in
fluence.
According to ADA,
youngsters ages 2 to 12 ac-,
count for more milk con
sumption by volume (over 40
per cent) than any other age
group in the U.S. At the
same time, milk drinking by
them has declined 20 per
cent over the last seven
years.
Research sponsored by
UDIA’s marketing the
economic research division
indicates one of the reasons
for this decline is that
youngsters think milk is a
beverage to grow up and
away from. As they get
older, they are allowed to
drink the powdered mixes
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE (Ranch Home)
Modern Furniture, Household Goods,
1976 & 1968 Buicks, Riding Mower
WED. ; NOV. 23; 1977
Loc. at 328 Park View Drive, Borough of
Manheim, Lane. Co., Pa. (at the North end of
Manheim; turn right off Rt. 72 onto Hamaker
Road; turn left onto Park View Drive).
White holland stone ranch home w/7 room & Ihk bath
&attached 1 car garage. Elec, cable heat, elec, water
heater, borough water & sewage, alum, storm windows
& doors, nice yard, paved driveway, also sep. frame
utility shed. Lot size: 100’ frontage by 162’ depth more
or less. Property open for inspection: Sat.’s Nov. 12 &
19 from 1 till 3. Real Estate to be sold at 2:00.
1976 Buick LaSaber custom (11,000 miles), 1968
Buick Wildcat. Kelvinator: chest freezer & 2 dr.
refrig., Coldspot 2 dr. refrig., Whirlpool: auto, washer
& auto, dryer. RCA & Zenith port, color TVs, Sound
Design AM-FM solid state radio, RCA solid State AM
FM stereo. Walnut, uph., chrome, maple, mahg., &
other nice modem furniture. Good & everyday
glassware & china. Household articles. 8 HP wheel
horse riding mower & other lawn equip., hand &
garden tools. Food served.
Sale by
Mrs. Theodore R. Long
Estate
J. David Young, Atty.
Howard Shaub, Auctioneer 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE 59 ACRE FARM
Saturday, November 26,1977
Located along Main Street, Vi mile east of
Terre Hill. Between Terre Hill and Rt. 625.
Valuable Farm Containing 59 Acres
(More or Less)
Some meadow and wood land upon which is erected
A Stone Dwelling
Kitchen, three rooms and bath on first floor, 5
bedrooms on second floor? Well and pressure system.
Oil fired baseboard hot water heat. S.W. hookup,
heating system only one year old.
Storm doors and windows, full basement, insulated
attic, wooden windows and comish covered with
aluminum. New roof on house.
Other buildings consist of
Large Bank Barn & Tobacco Shed
Property has road frontage on both sides of road.
Land m high state of cultivation, also ideal for
development.
10% down day of sale.
For inspection of property by appointment call 354-
8981.
Property to be sold at 2 P.M,
Terms By
LOUELLA & SAMUEL W. GROFF
Executor for Estate of Martha M. Bixler
Auctioneers
Lester O. Weaver
Barry D. Wanger
Attorney
Eric S. Coots
Not Responsible For Accidents
and carbonated soft drinks,
so these drinks symbolize
growing up.
Findings also show that
preteens do not think milk is
a “fun” drink. Because of
the pressure parents apply
on them to drink their milk,
they associate it almost
solely with the good and
virtuous. So they feel it is
more appropriate for formal
drinking occasions dt home,
with meals and family, than
for spontaneous drinking
with friends.
On the positive side, the
study showed children do
believe milk tasts good,
especially when it is cold and
consumed with food. And
they know milk is good for
bones, teeth, and growth.
& Tools
at 11:00
At 2 P.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 12,1977
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Pike, Lancaster; secretary
treasurer, Philip Crouse,
Stevens Rl; and news
reporter, Arlen Keener,
Elizabethtown Rl. Directors
will be Kerry Boyd, Ephrata
R 5; ' Steven Kauffman,
Elizabethtown Rl; Joyce
Stoltzfus, Gap Rl; Darrel
Mills, 1343 Gypsy Hill Road,
Lancaster; and Lowell
Brubaker, Manheim R 2.
In recognition of the Board
York Kiwanis
honors rural youth
YORK - In an annual
renewal of urban and rural
friendships, farm
representatives were hosted
to a dinner on November 3 by
the York Kiwanis Club.
Highlight of the farm-city
meeting was the presen
tation of Kiwanis awards to
three outstanding rural York
County youths.
Recipients of the out
standing FFA member
plaque was Mark Mummert,
Admire Road, Dover. The
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mummert, Mark is
currently the county FFA
president and recently won
recognition for his years of
exhibiting livestock and
crops at the York Fair.
Two 4-H youths also
received awards from the
York service club for out
standing project in
volvement. Paul Myers,
Thomasville Rl, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Myers, was
named the 1977 outstanding
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1977
In Farmersville, 3 mi. East of Brownstown,
Lane. Co. Pa. Selling household goods of Emma
Zook, Lititz, Pa.
ANTIQUES: Patchwork comfort; kerosene lamp,
chest of drawers; dovetailed chest; trunk; sideboard;
jelly cupboard; Nippon dish; caned rocker; 2 cane
seated chairs; 2 plank bottom chairs (half back newly
decorated).
2 pc. livmgroom suite; 7 pc. maple dining room
suite; 5 pc. bedroom suite; mattress & spring; round
maple extension dining table; twm bed and mattress,
kneehole desk; 2 bookcases; rockers; taborets; rugs;
portable Singer sewing machine; Electrolux cleaner;
Hoover upright cleaner; portable mixer; broiler oven;
toaster; transistor radio; upright freezer;
refrigerator; dehumidifier; air conditioner, used 2yrs;
lawn chairs; power lawn mower, used 2 yrs; pressure
cooker; dishes; dinner set; pictures; blankets and
bedding; books; flower pots; aluminum folding table;
etc. etc.
Also for'others: Black Columbia Kitchen range;
Majestic kitchen range; 40” Roper gas range; solid
cherry bedroom suite; waterfall bedroom suite;
Maytag wringer washer; bottled gas space heater; jig
saw; etc. etc.
We sell on commission.
Call: JOHN J. RUTT
717-354-5095
Note early starting time.
Next week, November 22, we will be selling antiques
and collectibles for the Lydia Stoltzfus Estate of
Talmage.
of Directors of the Holstein
Association, Loren Zim
merman, East Earl Rl, was
re-elected president. Vice
preisdent is John Barley,
Conestoga R 2; secretary, J.
Robert Kindig, Conestoga
Rl; and treasurer, Earl
Stauffer, Ephrata Rl.
The banquet committee
was Clyde M. Buchen,
chairman, Robert Charles,
John Harnish and Lowell
Brubaker.
4-H boy. He has been
especially active in carrying
projects in the health field.
Bonnie Wire was selected
the county’s outstanding girl
for 1977 and was honored by
the Kiwanis club for that
achievement. The daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wire,
Spring Grove, Bonnie
specializes in 4-H
photography work and hopes
to become a journalist.
State 4-H public speaking
winner, Sue Schneider of
Wellsville, spoke on the topic
“Be Good To Yourself.” The
award-winning presentation
offers the challenge to the
listener to not overindulge
himself at the expense of
others, but to instead be the
kind of friend to which others
will want to share both their
sorrows ans joys.
Other speakers mcluded
former 19th District
congressman George
Goodling and Extension
Agent John Smith.
5:30 P.M
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