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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16,1978
Md. Porkecue Cook-off won by Gail Gray
UMONIUM, Md. - Gall K.
Gray of Lexington Park,
Md., made the 1978
Maryland Porkecue Cook
off, here, look easy as she
won top honors with her
“Barbecued Pork
Spareribs” treat
Mrs. Gray entered the
contest some while back and
had apparently forgotten
about it. She learned she was
Gail K. Gray of Lexington Park, Md., is shown
here at work on her 1978 Maryland Porkecue
winning dish of barbecued pork superibs. The
contest, held at the Maryland State Fair in
Timonium, drew 10 finalists and was sponsored by
the Maryland Pork Producers Association.
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a finalist while vacationing
in Colorado. The Gray
family had just barely
returned from its western
vacation befoi? it was time
to venture to the State Fair
for the contest.
The Cook-off winner
describes her recipe as,
“something that has been
around in dor family for
some time. It’s and
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has always pleased people
who have tried it.”
Here’s her winning recipe:
You need one rack or pork
spareribs (approximately
three pounds).
These are marinated for
Liming tip
FLEMINGTON, N.J. -
Late Summer and Fall is a
good time to apply lime,
providing the weather
cooperates.
Spreading trucks are more
readily available now, and
fields are usually in better
condition for spreading
equipment compared to
early opring.
And, in addition, a “now”
application gives the
limestone a chance to react
aefore the next growing
season.
All this goes for the home
owner as well as the farmer.
WHAT'S NEW
VENTILATION
BROCHURE
Methods of saving elec
tricity and heat through
improved ventilation control
are outlined in a new
brochure on the Vent-O-
Matic Farm Air Conditioner.
Also discussed is the
importance of VER ratings
(Ventilation Efficiency
Ratio) so that equipment is
measured by the cubic feet
of air moved for each watt of
electricity used.
The brochure illustrates
air movement patterns m
various operating situations,
equipment cutaways,
specifications, and per
formance ratings for the
various Vent-O-Matic
models.
A copy of the brochure and
other information may be
obtained by contacting
Tuscarora Electric Mfg. Co.
Inc., Tunkhannock, Pa.,
18657.
COMPLETE LINE OF
RADIAL TIRES
Including Michelin
GOOD STOCK
OF TRUCK TIRES
258 W. MAIN ST., LEOLA, PA
approximately two hours in
the recipe marinade. Ribs
are then cooked over “slow”
coals and basted frequently
with leftover marinade.
The marinade is prepared
as follows: one-half cup soy
sauce, three-quarters cup of
honey, one small can pureed
apricots, two heaping
teaspoons brown sugar, and
one teaspoon of ginger.
Combine all five ingredients
and heat until well blended,
cool before using.
Other winners in the 1978
Porkecue were: Madaline
Hall of Hebron who placed
second (she was the 1977
winner); Vivian Levine of
Columbia, Howard County,
third; Ruth Dykes of Belt
sville, Prince Georges
County, placed fourth; and
Rose Abner, of MillersviUe,
Anne Arundel County,
placed fifth.
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1977 FEEDER CATTLE
& CALF SALES
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, INC.
MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
Phone: (304) 538-6051 (304) 257-1054
538-6600
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1978
Yearlings, 2 yr. Olds & Calves.
(700 Head)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1978
Graded Calf Sale, No Horns or Bulls.
(1200 head)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1978
Cleanup Safe.
All kinds of cattle (1200 head).
ALL SALES START AT 7:38 P.M.
NUMBER OF HEAD ESTIMATED"
All Sales Sponsored By The
South Branch Stockyards,
& the West Va. Department of Agriculture
THE DUNAWAY BROTHERS FARMS
3 FARMS HOLLAND AND AMOS, KENTUCKY 3 FARMS
TURNSTYLE LACTORIUM & DAIRY EQUIPMENT,
FARM MACHINERY
FARM NO. 1
186 Acres
2 UPRIGHT SILOS - 2 G
AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
10:00 A.M.
Location: Farm No. 1 - 2.6 miles south of Holland, Ky. - Near Amos, Ky.
On Highway 99 - 10 Vs miles from Scottsville, Ky. - lOV2 miles north of
Lafayette, Tenn. Farm No. 2 4 miles from Amos, Ky. On Highland Road -
just off Highway 99. Farm No. 3 - 2 miles from Amos, Ky. On Highland Road
- just off Highway 99. 50 miles North of Nashville, Tenn. Auction banners
posted.
SALE PROCEDURE: All Farms Will Be Sold Separately On Premises And Will
Not Be Combined. Farm No. 1 - Dairy Equipment And Farm Will Be Sold
Separately, Reserving The Right To Combine. Farm No. 2 - Will Be Sold
Promptly at 11:00 A.M. Farm No. 3 - Will Be Sold Promptly at 11:30 A.M. Farm
Machinery Will Be Sold Following Sale Of All Real Estate On Farm No. 1.
Lunch Will Be Served.
Chore-Boy Tumstyle Lactonum and Dairy Equipment. Lactonum and equipment
will be sold in 3 separate lots, reserving the right to combine with Farm No. 1.
Lot No. 1-17 Unit Chore-Boy Tumstyle Lactonum complete with stanchion Turn
style milkers - 2 -7% H.P. vacuum pumps and Chore-Boy Automatic washer. Turn
style Lactonum is of rotary design and is the newest and most advanced concept in
modem day dairying - capable ot milking 100 cows per man hour.
Lot No. 2 - 4,000 gallon stainless steel milk tank with compressor - a Fre heater
which is an energy saving unit that serves A A water heater and refrigeration -
compressor with Mueller Matic automatic washer.
Lot No. 3-24 Ft. Crowd Gate and tract complete with air compressor." All units will
be sold AS is and the responsibility of purchaser to remove from premises within
thirty days
TERMS; Real Estate -10% down. Balance on or before 30 days with deed. All other
items cash. Out of town buyers should bring bank reference.
Greenup Real Estate & Auction Co
502-237-4077
Scottsville, Kentucky 42164
Bud Greenup
Broker-Auctioneer
563-4711
N.J. fanners to meet
FLEMINGTON. N.J. -
Hunterdon County farmers
are urged to attend the
Resolutions Meeting
scheduled by Farm Bureau
for Tuesday, September 19,"
at Ringoes Grange Hall.
Dinner will be served by the
Grange at 7 p.m., meeting
will follow at about 8, reports
Richard Gulick, Ringoes,
chairman of the Resolutions’
Committee.
All farmers, and others
interested in agriculture in
the county, are invited to
participate, says Gulick.
This is one meeting, held
annually, that is for the sole
purpose of determining what
some of the concerns are in
the agricultural community.
A broad range of issues
will be discussed, says
Gulick, and, from this
meeting resolutions are
developed by the county
group for consideration by
New Jersey Farm Bureau in
FARM NO. 2
137 Acres
AIN BINS - FEED LOT AND BARNS
Ron Kirby
Auctioneer
developing their resolutions
for the coming year,
Dinner tickets are $5 each.
They may be obtained by
sending a check to Richard
Gulick, Resolutions Com
mittee, Hunterdon County
Board of Agriculture, RD 6,
Box 48, Flemington, N.J.
08822. Checks should be
made payable to the Hun
terdon County Board of
Agriculture,
Tickets may also be
purchased in the Hunterdon
Extension Service office.
"SPECIAL"
FEEDER
SALES
AT
FOUR STATES’
LIVESTOCK SKIES INC.
IN
HAGERSTOWN
Wednesday-7:00 PM
Over, the years these
special sales have
earned a reputation of
having quality home
raised cattle. Lots of
buyers from the Tri
State area attend these
sales and pay the best
prices anywhere. Plan
on attending one or all of
these sales.
FALL SCHEDULE
★ SEPT. 20
★ OCT. 4
★ OCT. 18
★ NOV. 1
★ NOV. 15
For market information
or a dependable trucker,
call Hagerstown 733-
8120.
Please Save this Adv.
FARM NO. 3
50 Acres
James W. Cook
Affiliate Broker
Apprentice Auctioneer