—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 29,1978 128 v s«n»«^ Several weeks ago I had the opportunity to tour a large cooperatively owned cheese manufacturing plant. Daring our discussion of processing problems the subject of yield and the ef fects of antibiotics in milk came up. I had to agree with the plant management that you would think every dairyman is fully aware of Lancaster (Continued from Page 126) JohnS. Boiler R&GrH 32 26.4 86.9 48.2 Ephraim S. Stoltzfus R&GrH 32 18.0 91 3 49.4 OmarS Kauffman R&GrH 24 36.0 89 6 51.3 John Omar Stoltzfus R&GrH 30 45.9 84 2 49.5 Moses L. Lapp RH Karl W Herr Mix David L. King R&GrH 37 31 0 79.1 45.1 30 57.3 88.4 49 7 31 40.0 88.1 46.5 FEEDER PIG SALE SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 1:30 P.M. Located 1 mile South of Lebanon. Take Rt. 897 North from Schaefferstown, at lona turn on Mine Road, turn left at Fox Road (at Newmaster Store). 200 HEAD Teeth Clipped, tails docked, castrated young Iron, Erysipelas, and Rhinitis shots, wormed and sprayed for mange. No outside pigs will be sold at this sale. Condition by; ALVIN H. MARTIN 717-273-9029 Merle Eberly Auctioneer s HAT & ' GAVEL 'IIS' AUCTION CO. (717) 626- 0254 Rte. 501 One Mile North of Lititz, Pennsylvania PUBLIC AUCTION to be held at our Auction Gallery THURSDAY EVE., AUG. 3 5:30 P.M. FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES 1976 Kawasaki KX-125 motorcycle, like new; fiesta, new iron toys, jewelry, post card moto plates, alphabet picture blocks, souvenir plates, wooden planes, Jacobs platform beam scale, turned lei? tables, wash stand, trunk, plus lots more' For More Information Write or Phone Wilbur Hosier, Auctioneer (717) 626-025*1 Harold K. Galebach, Partner RD 2, Newport Rd., Lititz, Pa. 17543. Re' eiving Hours Monday, Noon to 9 P.M. Wednesday, Q A M. to SPM.; Tuesday, Pickup Day Positivclv No More Garage Sale Leftovers Will Be Received Facts for Dairymen By Alan Bair Assoc. County Agent Lancaster, Pa. the antibiotic problem. If this is the case, why does the problem still exist 9 Recently I was asked by a young dairyman to help him with a long-standing mastitis problem. During the course of our conservation I ask him what his mastitis treatment program was and also how many cows were currently being treated. His answer to DHIA Co. the first part of the question wasn’t too surprising - he was using whatever the feedman thought was best that week. His answer to the second part of the question gave me a clue to my question on milk con tamination - several cows were treated last evening and this morning, bul he really wasn't sure which ones or which product had been used. I’m not Sure what excuse this dairyman might have given for his negligence in handling antibiotics. Frankly, I was too em barrassed to ask. The fact remains that many of your neighbors do jeopardize your livelihood every day with their careless practices For your sake, and, yes, even theirs, let’s once again look at the things you must do to avoid antibiotic residues in milk. To start with, use only approved drugs for ap proved uses. Despite what you might think, you do not know more about antibiotics and mastitis treatment than the drug companies and your veterinarian There are good 1 76 CONSIGNMENT SALE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2,1978 1.76 1 76 1 75 1 75 1 75 Location: Vz mile North of Route 23 on North Maple Ave. in Leola, Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch for sale signs. 1.75 Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn Imple ments, New Tools & Hardware. Positively no household goods F rmtman. We Sell On Commission. - SPECIAL NOTICE - Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale Every Wednesday At 12:00 Noon Under New Management. Auctioneers: F. Snyder, R. Martin, C. Wolgemuth, J. Fry, L. Horst NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Next Sale - Wednesday, August 16,1978 COMPLETE Jr^ 1 * HERD DISPERSALS Held at Shady Lane Dairy Sales. Located V* mile West of Quarryville. PA (Lancaster Co.), off Rt. 372 on Oak Bottom Rd. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 7:30 P.M. D.S.T. 100 HEAD OF TOP REGISTERED , & GRADE HOLSTEJNS One complete herd of 26 Lancaster Co. cows, 5 fresh m March, 5 in April, 4 in June, 4 in July, 3 in August. Balance in all stages of lactation. All cows large in size with excellent dairy qualities. Also, 1 top Virginia herd on 45 cows, herd average 305 d 15,689 m 568 f, over 25 years of top artificial breeding and all home raised. One half are fresh or due by October 15 Many outstanding cov/s with individual records over 21,000 m These Virginia cows are known for good production with many cows in this herd due in September still milking 35 lbs daily 5 first calf heifers also selling out of 1 local herd All are registered with some fresh by sale tune SPECIAL MENTION 1 load of registered cows due this summer - purchased off one of the largest herd dispersals on the East Coast All the breeding and style found anj where If you need good honest cattle at reasonable prices, they will be worth your while to attend this sale. 30 day TB and blood tested, pregnancy examined by vet SHADY LANE DAIRY SALES RD 4 - Box 463, Quarryville, PA 17566 Owners OtennD Fite * Oavid L Hte 717-786-2750 717-786-1725 reasons why drugs are or are not labeled in certain ways. Withhold milk following antibiotic administration by any route. I have often been given the line by dairymen that they use a muscle in jection instead of an udder infusion because they do not have to throw milk away. It’s just not true. Also note that intermuscular in jections are not effective in mastitis treatment. If only one quarter is treated, milk from all four quarters must be withheld for the tune listed on the label By all means, identify all animals that you treat This is the area that our young dairyman at the beginning of this article had problems with. You must know which animals are treated and what product was used. Remember, withholding tunes vary Set up a system that will work for you. Many dairymen are using tail tags, ankle tags, and other very visible markers If at all possible, milk treated cows last This not only gives you an op portunity to give special At 9:30 A. M Sale By: DAVID H. GOOD 717-656-8911 attention to these cows, but errors; one cow with ai reduces the risk of con- tibiotics can contaminate taminating your milking whole bulk tank or tanki system with treated milk. load. If ever you have reason to Sure, we need antibiotic; suspect that you have a m our dairy industry today contaminated tank of milk - You can use them and stil have your milk plant test it sell antihintir-free milk i before you ship it. The you use them responsibly consequence is too great to Their availability in th< take a chance. Don’t depend future depends on your usi on dilution to cover up your today. PUBLIC GUT AUCTION MMESUAY EVE, AUGUST IMSTG 7:00 P.M. On the farm of Allan Martin, approximately 1 Mile North of 422, approximately 3 Miles East of Myerstown. Watch for Sale Sign just West of Stouchsburg. Approximately 150 open Gilts, 5 to 7 months old. Mostly 2 Way Cross. These Gilts are from a Validated Herd. All raised on this farm. Will be offered in lots of 1 -10 Head Eligible to go out of state. Sale Time 7:00 P.M. Sharp Conditions by ALLAN & GLENN MARTIN Rl, Womelsdorf, PA 19557 717-933-8530 Auct. - G Harvey Weik AUCTION OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 10:00 A.M. Located at Lyken’s Valley "Shop and Play”, Route 209, Lykens, Pennsylvania WILL BE SELLING THE COLLECTION FROM MR. & MRS. JOHN ERDMAN, ELIZABETHVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA AS FOLLOWS: 6-legged walnut drop leaf table; walnut wardrobe; low dry sink; blanket chest; dove-tailed dough box with lid, old red paint; 6 cane seated chairs with arms; wooden hand wagon; yarn winder; mahogany shaving stand; reproduction spinning wheel; walnut cradle ref. and made into magazine rack-coffee table; doll’s cradle; Atwater Kent radio with hom; 4 wall telephones; 2 Edison cylinder phonographs, 1 with Ig. painted horn; asst, of cylinder records; selection of Planter’s peanut jars - peanuts on slides, peanut man and others; Cowden and Wilcox jugs with blue decoration; early wooden tub; Ig. tin cooky cutter horse, heart, rooster and others; tin candle mold; walnut mantel clock; oak mantel clock; two OG mantel clocks; 3 reverse pain tings on glass table lamps; selection of teakettles m copper, early tin, cast iron; Betty lamp; iron doorstops; selection of ink wells; goose girl statue; Cowden Harrisburg jug marked Weaver & Son’s Distillers, Ehzabethville; crocxery spittoon with blue decoration and other spittoons; buggy roe; sleigh bells; brass bucket; red ware crocks; KENTUCKY RIFE BY J. DICKERT, OCTAGON BARREL, BRASS PATCHBOX, BRASS AND IVORY INLAY WITH PERCUSSION SWEITZER LOCK; 1863 U.S. BRIDESBURG RIFLE; Powder horn; black powder canteen; leather shot pouch; app. 18 brass bells; selection of early eye glasses; collection of hatpins, hair combs and beaded purses; railroad lanterns; collection of coffee grind ers such as Enterprise #3 store grinder, Enterprise HI with original decoration, Grand Union cast iron and others; cherry seeder; app. 25 assorted hanging match holders; stereoptican viewer; 2 iron string holders; kerosene lamps; solar model 726 brass driving light; selection of early tin ware; selection of coffee pots in brass, tin, granite; selection of cast iron dogs sitting, standing, etc ; cast iron monkey; app. 15 pieces of Roseville Pottery; brass and iron mortar and pestle; glass butter churn; coll, of political buttons; box of ar rowheads; wooden cigar mold dated 1894; miner’s safety light; coll, of gold leaf gilded jewelry boxes; selection of marbles some with sulfide figures inside; bone handled knives and forks; gold leaf picture frames; butcher ladles and cast iron kettle; cream separator; assortment of carnival glass and depres sion; ironstone pitcher and bowl; pr. of milk glass dresser bottles; teaberry gum stand; Shirley Temple pitcher; 1858 half pint jars; coll, of cobalt blue glass; glass slippers, tobacco cutter; apple peeler; EZ ball gum machine pat 1898; primitive soup bone thrasher; scales; plus other items too numerous to list TERM CASH, TRAVELERS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS. Personal checks accepted only from persons having an established account with Auctioneer. EXHIBIT; 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. Day of Sale. Owners MELLIE & JOHN ERDMAN LEED DOCKEY Auctioneer—Estate Liquidator—Appraiser Box 164 Pillow, PA 17080 Phone 717-758-6004 :ei
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