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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1978
Dairy princess
(Continued from Page 101)
Second runner-up is Holly
Amos, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James N. Amos of
Street. Holly, age 18, is a
senior at North Harford High
School. She plans tojattend
Harford Community
College, majoring in
pharmacy and chemistry.
Active in school
organizations, Holly sings
with the barbershop quartet
and the concert choir and is
a member of the National
Honor Society and the
German club.
The owner of three
registered Holsteins and two
horses, Holly has carried a
variety of 4-H projects and
serves as a junior leader. In
1977, she was a delegate to
the Mid-Atlantic dairy
conference held at the
National 4-H Center in
Washington, D.C.
As a member of the
Harford County Farm
Bureau’s youth group, Holly
has helped to prepare and
present an agriculture slide
program in public
elementary schools.
Crowning of the princess
by Donna Knox of Whiteford,
the 1977 princess, was the
highlight of the dairy
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE EVANS ESTATE
SATURDAY, JUNE 17,1978
9:00 A.M.
Held on premises of Herbert Texter on road
from Adamstown to Vinemont, turn north at
Weaver's Furniture and Mike's Diner on 222
between Adamstown and Gouglersville.
Old Furniture, Jewelry, Old Coins, Old Tools, Old
Printing Press, Sign Press, Paper Cutter, Equipment
and Supplies, Old Trunk, Old Can, Old Tractors.
Terms:
JOSEPH EVANS
Executor of
Leon D. Evans Estate
Auctioneers;
C. L. Butter Zimmerman
Robert Holsinger
Attorney:
Edward Wink
Clerks:
Eshelman, Young, Greg
For Auctioneer Service Call—2ls-777-8820
Lunch Stand. Sale Under Roof.
“RODNEYDALE” MILKING HERD
DISPERSAL SALE
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Starting At 1:00 P.M,
Located in Blair County, IVz miles south of
Roaring Spring, Pa., along Route 36.
30 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
CERTIFIED—ACCREDITED
30 DAY HEALTH TESTS-PREGNANCY
EXAMINED
A young home raised herd, only 2 past 6 yrs. old.
Sired by and bred to Atlantic Breeder’s Co-op. Rolling
herd av. 17,016 milk, 3.8% 652 fat. 20 fresh since April or
due by tune of sale. 12 due in June. Featuring 8 Ivanhoe
Star daus., 2 are full sisters; 6 with completed records
avg. 17,280 milk, 717 fat, with 2 above 800 fat, 5 Rocket
daus. all 2 and 3 yrs. old, a real milky group, with 2 yr.
old records to 20,306 milk, 717 fat. Other outstanding
heifers by Needle, Van, Victor, Treasure, Electron and
Wdhe Individual records above 22,000 milk, 986 fat.
Many of the dams have 16,000 to over 18,000 milk and
600 to over 700 fat. A real opportunity for young cows
with popular breeding and Base milk.
Lunch Sale Under Cover Catalogs
Owner
J. ROBERT DAUBERMAN
R.R. I, Roaring Spring, Pa. 16673
V. Art Kling, Auct.
Fred Naugle, Pedigrees
R 7, Box 38
Carlisle, Pa. 17013
promotional activities at the
shopping complex. Begin
ning in mid-afternoon, area
youths presented demon
strations to mall shoppers on
preparing festive dairy
foods.
Taking part in the
demonstration programs
were: Susan McGinnis,
detailing the preparation of
cheese cake; Wanda
Almony, butter mints;
Laura Smick, Cheddar filled
beef roll; Denise Mismick,
triple treat spread; Roxanne
Grubb, candy mints;
Melissa and Robin Martin,
cheese biscuit stacks and
butter making; and Anita
Wehrman, ha’ pennies and a
cheese ball.
Judges for the pageant
were Cassie Wilhide, dairy
farm wife from Detour;
Judith Strehan, Towson,
director of Dairy Council of
the Upper Chesapeake; and
Richard Baker, Silver
Spring, a marketing
specialist with the Maryland
Department of Agriculture.
Jack Mathews, ad
ministrator of the Maryland
Farm Bureau, served as the
master of ceremonies.
Entertainment for the
program featured the Sweet
Adelines, a women’s bar-
Revised shipping regulations
proposed for pseudorabies
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Revised federal shipping
rules are being proposed in
an effort to halt the in
terstate spread of
pseudorabies in swine,
according to F.J. Mulhem,
administrator of the Animal
and Plant Health Inspection
Service (APHIS) of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA).
, A series of regional
meetings are being planned
to help explain the proposed
shipping rules to fanners
and other segments of the
swine industry and to get
iheir comments on the new
regulations. The meetings
will be held approximately
30 days following publication
bershop chorus from the
Towsonarea.
Other pageant contestants
were Alice Wislon,
Pylesville, and Nancy and
Carolyn Lowe, Pylesville.
Chairman of the Area 5
program is Sally Gill of
White Hall.
The Maryland state dairy
princess pageant is
scheduled for July 27 at the
Hunt Valley Inn.
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 23
At 5 P.M.
Located in Path Valley Picnic woods on Route
75, 4V£ miles north of Exit 14 on the Penn
sylvania Turnpike.
Guns, butchering equipment, farm machinery, spool
cabinet (counter top), 2 Victorian chairs, chairs,
tables, sofa, desk chairs, school desks, crocks, lard
press, fainting couch, walnut dressers, 3-bumer
kerosene stove, typewriter desk, buffet, yard chairs
and glider, Avon bottles, children’s toys and games,
stuffed toys, books, 17-inch girl’s bicycle, clarinet.
GUNS
H&R double action pistol 9 shot, cut down 30-06
Springfield rifle, Gamexnaster 300 Savage Remington
with scope, Le Fevre nitro-special double-barrel 12
gauge, model 24 H&R 410 and 22 over and under, 30-40
Krag model 1898 rifle w/bayonet, M.T. Wickman rifle
Civil War percussion w/bayonet 69 cal., 8 mm Mauser
never used, 22-250 model 788 Remington 3x9 scope,
breach loading 22 B octagon barrel (made in Am
berson), 12 gauge Defiance (Hampton Aims Co.), 1867-
1967 Canadian centennial model 30-30 Winchester
(new), 2 models - 12 Winchester, 16 gaudge mod.
choke, 12 gauge full choke, model 141 Remington 32 cal.
(excellent condition), model 14 Remington 35 cal. last
patent date Sept. 9,1913, Vullan double-barrel w/ears,
.222 Savage, H&R 22 single shot, La Foux 1856 pistol
from France (fancy inlay and fold-up trigger), single
shot folding H&R 410 gauage, Stevens model 940 B
Savage, 16 gauge single-barrel, Belgium double-barrel
12 gauage, 30 cal. Army Ted Roosevelt nickel steel
barrel (breakdown).
FARM MACHINERY
3250 gallon Calumet liquid spreader tank, 12 ft.
Calumet liquid pit pump, 2 horse No. 20 Syracuse plow,
16 ft. Grove self unloading wagon (2 beaters), 10 ft.
Coby cultipacker, 10 ft. Int. harrow, 12 ft. JD harrow,
other harrows, JD 3 -14 inch trip back plows (3 P.H.)’
NI manure spreader, NI com picker (1 row), Oliver
grain drill on steel, Int. mower, NH 450 mower, 2 flat
bottom wagons, 2 disc harrows, disc plows, side rake,
husker-shredder, old baler, 20-80 lb. weights, windmill,
Farmall M tractor, 2-wheel trailer (16 ft. bed), lime
spreader, JD cultivator F mounted, 2-wheel dump
trailer, horse gears and collars, lots of small tools, 1938
Chevy dump truck, Dodge truck (farm use), R-185 Int.
truck tractor.
Butchering Equipment - Kettles, meat benches,
grinders, press, saws, 3-ft. wooden curing vessel,
scalding vessel, hangers, etc.
55 gal. black roof coating, 5 gal. pails of paint,
electric motor, 1 pr. 20.8 x 34 JD rims, several milk
cans, wagonloads of farm usable items.
Terms of Sale: Antiques, small items off of wagons,
butchering equipment then machinery.
Terms Cash
Not responsible for accidents.
Lunch Stand Barbequed chicken
fred McCartney
349-2393
ROY McGEE
349-7247
Harry & Speer, Auctioneers
Coons, Clerk
of the proposed regulations
in the Federal Register.
The proposed regulations,
designed to halt the spread
of -.pseudorabies are
scheduled to be published in
the Federal Register on May
23, 1978. A period of 60 days
has been provided for in
terested persons to submit
their views and comments.
Written comments should be
sent to the Deputy Ad
ministrator, Veterinary
Services, APHIS, USDA,
Federal Bldg., 6505 Belcrest
Rd., Hyattsville, Md. 2078?.
Storable milk
Milk can be stored for
three months without
refrigeration thanks to
prestenlized containers.
Known as asceptic
packaging, these sterile
containers are used to
package milk processed by
Ultra High Temperature
(UHT). This revolutionary
processing development
involves heating milk to
temperatures ranging from
275° to 300°F. from two to
eight seconds, then rapidly
cooling it.
ANTIQUES
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY EVE,, JUNE 16
At 7:00P.M.
Located 15 miles South of Lancaster off Rt.
222 along Camargo Rd. North of Quarryv ille l A
mile West of Rohrer's Mill in Eden Twp. Lane.
Co. Pa.
INSPECTION OF PROPERTY June 3 and 10th 2 to 4
P.M.
THE HOUSE
A 2 Vi story house with imitation brick siding situated
on this ideal corner lot consisting of approx. 2 acres of
land. Nice lawn, shrubbery & trees. Fireplace in yard.
New kitchen w/buxlt in cupboards, dishwasher & new
range, walnut paneling. Laundry room w/hook up.
Dining room, living room w/elec. fireplace; % bath.
Second floor has 3 bedrooms, closets & bath. Wall to
wall carpet & paneling tthroughout the home. Elec,
heat, new hot water heater, good well, storm windows
& doors. Full attic & basement. New concrete porch,
asphalt shingles.
GARAGE & WORK SHOP
A 2 car garage with a nice work shop w/ new roofing.
COTTAGE
Included on the premises a cottage containing a
kitchenette, living room, bedroom w/ toilet facilities.
TERMS 10% down day of sale balance within 30 days
or before.
Anctioners Note - Ideal location in the country.
Sale by
JACK & RUTH STEELE
Auctioneers - Lloyd H. Kreider
786-3394
Randal V. Kline
MELVIN KOLB, INC.
MONTHLY HOLSTEIN CATTLE AUCTION
THURSDAY, JUNE 15
At my Maryland Farm located one-half mile
Northwest of Woodsboro, on Route 550
Frederick County
125 TOP QUALITY HOLSTEINSI2S
REGISTERED & GRADES
Attention Dairymen: Here you will see some of the
finest Purebreds and Grade Dairy Cows and Heifers
that we ever had for a Sale. We spent a lot of time and
money to put them together. They are the tops from the
best herds in New York State, Wisconsin and Penn
sylvania.
SPECIAL MENTION
Two (2) 3 yr. old Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation
daughters, one GP 81, bred 9-28-77 to Mar Clem
Bootmaker Clem from a VG 86 dam, as a 6 yr. old 305
19770 697 F, 2 other records over 19,000,2nd Dam GP 81
7.08 305 d 20.250 723 f; 3rd Dam VG by Irvington Pride
Admiral over 20,000; 4th Dam GP by Ivanhoe over 800 f,
her record as a 2 yr. 3 mo. 366 d 18413 3.8 696 f, from one
of the most milking cow family in this herd. The other
one 80 GP from a Dam as a 4 yr. old 305 d 15308 617 f,
fresh 5-16-78. A good big 2 yr. old Whittier-Farms
Apollo Rocket daughter PDM +l9ll 99%R 1/78 PQ
PD%-.22 PDF +34 from Ivanhoe Star dam as 6.5 mo
305 d 23,751 3.9 926 f, bred 9-19-77 to Allendairy Kaper
This is a nice big heifer. A good big 2 yr. old Life-O-
Riley Marquis King daughter from a 84 GP dam, as 5.9
mo 344 d 19,834 768 f, bred 8-22-77 to Browndale Sir
Christopher. A GP 82 5 yr. old Paclamar Bootmaker,
bred 10-22-77 to Arlinda Commander, as 4.01m0. 289 d
15,595 4.0 625 f.
Two (2) extreme top loads of hand picked cows from
Wisconsin, Purebreds and Grades with official
records. Mel said he thinks it is the best group of cows
he ever bought.
Several Purebred Heifer calves will be sold. These
cattle are from 2 to 5 years of age the best of quality, all
fresh or close. Many top sires not mentioned in
dividually. They will be producing up to 100 lbs. of milk
daily. Cattle will be tested within 30 days for TB and
Bangs for Interstate shipment.
MEL KOLB
Sale Manager
Terms: Cash on day of Sale
Not responsible for accidents
Robert Mullendore Auctioneer
Marvin A. Eshleman Pedigrees
Mehrle N. Wachter Clerk
Home Farm: Maryland Farm:
621 Willow Rd., R.D.I
Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Woodshoro, Md. 21798
717-393-7459 301-898-7720
Private Sales at Both Locations Daily
For Free Transportation Please Phone 393-7459
PUBLIC SALE
OF FINE DAIRY COWS
7:30 P.M.