ISO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17,1979
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Dauphin Co.
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Judy Fair, Harrisburg R 3, of
the Upper Dauphin club.
Recognition for the high,
project score in each club
went to Brenda Fisher.and
Darryl Rode, Halifax R 4.
Darryl is president of the
Upper Dauphin club.
Named champion junior
showman was Dwayne
Messick, Elizabethtown R 2.
The champion intermediate
was Judy Fair, and Brenda
Fisher was named the
champion senior competing
in that competition.
Monique Sweigard,
Halifax R 3, was given a
special award for having the
champion heifer competing
at the county roundup.
In the steer competition,
Brenda Fisher was named
for having the lightweight
champion, Tim Foreman,
Hershey Rl; had the
Holsteins
CHAMBERSBURG - T.K.
Nitterhouse of Cham
bersburg, Pa. reports that
his Registered Holsteins
were classified for body
conformation on February 7.
The scoring was done by an
official classifier of Holstein-
Friesian Association of
America, Brattleboro,
Vermont.
Dairymen enrolled in this
herd improvement program
receive a numerical score
for each animal evaluated.
The True-Type Holstein
represents theoretical
perfection and has a value of
100 points on the
classification score card.
Including animals
previously scored, the Ni-
Crete Farm herd' has 7
Excellents, 47 Very Goods
and 81 Good Pluses.
The information from the
classification of the herd will
be summarized by the
Holstein Association on its
high speed computer.
Returned to the breeder,
these reports provide useful
information for selection in
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Built Better
Special Prices
on all models
in stock to
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STOKE HOURS:
Chisel} Moo. aid Ins.
WeC tfcra Fri. 10 to 8
Sat 10 to 4
Otter bars by appiißMißt
mediumweight champion,
Doug Deppen, Halifax R 3;
with his brother Dave ac
cepting his award, had the
champion hghtheavyweight,
and Grayson Fair,
Harrisburg, R 3, claimed the
champion heavyweight
honors. All received trophies
for their efforts.
The meat for the banquet
was from the steer raised by
Doug Deppen for his 4-h
project.
Speaker for the banquet
was the Rev. Robert Ket
tering, pastor of the Florin
Church of the Brethren,
whose talk dealt with “the
more you put into life, the
more £ou will get out.”
Those attending were also
entertained with a slide
show, showing various
scenes of the 4-H’ers
throughout' their busy 1978
year.
classified
the herd. The data is also
published and available as
reference for the herd im
provement programs of
Holstein dairymen
everywhere.
Most chicken soups freeze
well, according to the
National Broiler Council. If
you are cooking up a
quantity for later use, cool it
quickly to room temperature
by setting the pot in a sink of
cold water or pour it into a
freezer container, cover
tightly and place directly in
the freezer. Reheat the soup
carefully and just to serving
temperature, to preserve its
fresh flavor.
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Don’t let anyone tell
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CHESTER B. MOLT (DisU
24 S. Herstey Aw.
Barevilii
Leoia, Pa. 17540
Ptow (717)650000
4~H[ sponsors dinner
NORKIS j’OWN r A ham
and chicken supper, spon
sored by the Montgomery
County 4-H Equine Council,
will be served homestyle
February 24 at 6:30 p.m. ,in
the Skippack Fire Hall on
Route 113 in Skippack.
Donation is $6, children
under 10, $4.
There will be free door
prizes and entertainment
following the dinner. Mrs.
Chris Jones, Schwenksville
and Mrs. Dolores Shenkle,
Collegeville, are co
chairpersons.
The public is invited.
There is only ‘one sitting’ so
one should get tickets as
EVERY Sp ff
WEDNESDAY IS
DAIRY
CT DAY
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, PA
If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have
from 100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your
price. Mostly fresh and close springing Hols
teins.
Cows from local farmers and our regular ship
pers including Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite,
Kelly Bowser, Bill Lang, Blaine Hoffer, Dale
Hostetter, H.D. Matz, and Jerry Miller.
SALE STARTS - 12:00 SHARP
Also Every Wednesday,
Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale -12:00 Noon.
All Dairy & Heifers must be
eligible for Pennsylvania Health Charts.
For arrangements for special sales or herd
dispersals at our barn or on your farm, contact:
Abram Diffenbach, Mgr.
717-354-4341
Norman Kolb
° 717-397-5538
bags to transfer bulk materials to application
equipment, you need the economical ad
vantages of Unverferth McCurdy’s Hydraulic
auger. You can realize fertilizer savings of eight
to ten dollars per ton by purchasing in bulk. One
man can easily fill a six-row planter in five
minutes, the end of back breaking hand loading
Would you like to SAVE $8 to $2O per ton on
your fertilizer costs in 1979 7 The McCurdy
Auger is the answer
Nothing extra to buy, comes complete with all
hoses, brackets and couplings - even a winch is
included for easy one-man operation • Powered
by a' 12 h.p Charlynn motor • Color-coded
nylon rope pulls, provide safe, easY on-off con
trol of auger • Open hopper design permits
flushing of entire tube and hopper with a
garden hose • Tube measures 6” x 12’ and
can handle up to 1500 lbs. of fertilizer per
minute • .Minimum volume from tractor 8
G.P.M. Fits any makers gravity flow box.
UNVERFERTH
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soon as pos.silie tiyir v the
County Extension office, 400
Marklej Street. Norristown
215-277-0574 11 oy calling 215-
489-4266.
The dinner is being given
by the Council, which is
composed of leaders and
advisors of the Montgomery
County 4-H Horse clubs, to
benefit Sebastian Riding
Associates, Inc. an in
dependent, non profit,
therapeutic riding program
for the mentally,
and emotionally disabled.
Sebastian ia,one of the few
therapeutic riding programs
which has a residential
riding director, works ex-
Kalida, Ohio 45863
clusively with the han- supervision, to deal with
dicapped and owns and handicaps. v
trains its pomes.'"K* is also Sebastian' is located
one of the few-that is>w‘flliiig - Water" - Street ' Road
and able,: :;with, medical .Collegeville.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM IMPLEMENTS AND .
- OAKY HERD
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Located midway between Bowmansville and
Fivepointville along Pleasant Valley Road ap
prox. 2 miles off Rt. 625 in Brecknock Twp.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
21 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
including 19 Head Cows and 2 Bred
Heifers, health charts
2 Work Horses
Fannall 400 Tractor on steel; Grove Silage Wagon;
New Idea Trailer Hay Mower; New Idea- P.T.O.
Manure Spreader; Owattona Haybme; Com Binder
Parts & Loader; John Deere KBA Disc; New Idea
Horse Drawn Side Delivery Rake; Horse Drawn
Cultivator and Fore Cart Trailer Wagon; 3pt. Scraper;
David Bradley Horse Drawn 2 Row Com Planter; Belt
Powered Com Shelter; Trailer Field Sprayer; Tobacco
Hoer; Walking Plow and Shovel Harrow; Roto Sprayer
Pump; 1000 Gallon Water Tank on wheels; Winpower
Generator. 1 11 - '
Alfalfa Seeder; Bale Box; Myers Water* Pump with 3
H.P. Motor; Dust Collector; 350 5/8 BuV Baskets;
’Stove; 48 ft. Silo Pipe; Electric Power Saw; Plastic for
Tobacco Beds; Electric Cord; Chain Saw; Belts; Im
plement Wheels; Tobacco Shears; Straw Hooks;
Water pipes; Grain Binder; Canvas; Nuts & Bolts;
Scrap Iron; 2 Man Hand Saw; Power Lawn Mower;
Fuel Tank; Range Shelters; Milk Cans. .
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kerosene Range; Kitchen Cabinet; 1 Bedroom Set;
Treadle Sewing Machine; Small Wardrobe with
Drawers; Metal Cabinets; Cribs; Play Pen; Mantel
Kerosene Lamp; Baby Walker; Chairs; Trunk; Pint
Jars; Gal. Jugs; Rocker; Galvanized Bath Tub;
Kerosene Lantern; Gas Latem; 2-5 Gal. Cream Cans;
plus many other items to numerous to mention. -
Terms by:'
ENOS SAUDER
Auctioneers '
Leroy S. Horst & Salrder
Refreshments will be served
Not rgsponsibfelfor accidents If any should occur
FARM EQUIPMENT
DISPERSAL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Sale at 11:00 A.M.
The undersigned quitting farming will sell on
their land located about 8 miles,: East of
Chambersburg, Pa., from Rte. 8! use Wayne
Ave. Exit,'go South on Rte. 316 to Duffieldßoad,
turn East to Fetterhoff Chapel, farm just South
of Chapel or turn South off Duffield to Mont Alto
Rd. watch for signs.
TRACTORS-PICKUP
FARM MACHINERY-ETC.
Case 2470 Diesel four wheel drive, 504 Turbo-Charged
tractor, Cab, air and heater, 176 H.P., 1560 hrs.<, ex
cellent cohd.; Oliver 1800 Diesel with narrow front;
Farmall H and loader; 1962 Studebaker pickup; Int.
No. 710, 6-18 inch auto-reset plow; Oliver transport
disc; 28 blade; Case 655 S. P. windrower; Morrill wheel
rake; Fox 3000 harv., 2 row head and pickup'attach.;
Kools blower and pipe; 2 - J.D. 115 chuck wagons;
Oliver 73' H two row picker; 2 J.D. 1064 wagons with
Kil-Bros, 350 bins; 42 ft. Mulkey elev.; Kingwyse roll
way elevator; Dunham 10 ft. cultimulcher; Oliver 4
row 3 pt. cults.; N.I. No. 212 fljail spreader; home
rigged mounted sprayer; Int. 16 z Tdrill on low rubber;
Int. 4 row planter, needs 2 V type snow plows;
blade; new steel com crib not assembled; 4 and 16 hole
hog feeders; 2 setMractor chains; log and other
chains; hyd. cylinders, lot of hyd. hose, 18 x 34 tire,
other wagon tires and wheels, air compressor, elec,
motors of various size, bolts of all description, parts
bin, tools, platform scales; pipe threader, bench
grinder, block and tackles, lot of misc. items, iron etc.
3,600 Bales of mixed Hay, 725 bales of Straw, 24 ft.
com silage in 20 ft. silo.
Auctioneer’s Note—Most of equipt in excellent
cond., some like new. Don’t miss it.
Terms: Cash; Lunch at Sale.
PAUL J. & PEARL E. HOSTETTER
Phone (717) 264-5860,
R.D. 5, Chambersburg, Pa.
Ralph W. Horst Auctioneer
Gossert and Harshmam, Clerks
At 11:00 A.M.