C26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 4,1981
Chester conservation field days coming April 21, 22
WEST CHESTER A major soil take P lace A P ril 21 and 22. During
conservation demonstration wiU these two days, 75 acres at the HE.
Arlinda daughter
Calf Sale
tops Md.
WESTMINSTER, Md. - The
top-selluig calf at the Carroll
County, Maryland Calf Sale held
here at the Carroll County Ag
Center, is a daughter of Glendell
Arlmda Chief, one of the top ten
sires in the Holstein breed
The calf is out of an Excellent
dam with a record of over 1000
pounds fat. She was consigned by
Marlin Hoff, New Windsor. Md
Making the last and highest bid
for the Chief daughter were two
--- —igh. ppt tl ,arroi. County,
Maryland Calf Sale, bringing $2750. Pictured with the calf are,
front row, from left, Chip, Jenny, Kelly and Amy Savage; back
row, from left Dennis and Wayne Savage, holding Jamie
brothers and buyers of the heifer; Doty Remsburg, auctioneer;
Marlin Hoff, consignor; and Mike Heath at halter, sale ring
helper.
NOTICE
DEALERS,
FARMERS
\>W C.E. SAUDER /
SONS MILL /
East Earl, PA /
215-445-4822 /
WHEAT.
BARLEY,
SEED
OATS.
AND
SOYBEANS
PHONE
/ COLLECTOR
/SEE OUR DEAL
/ FOR ORDER'
/ OR FOR PRICI
/ 717-546-598
/ MUNCY CHIEF H
/ 4 Ways Better
/ Muncy, PA
brothers, Dennis and Wayne
Savage, partners in the operation
of Savage-Leigh Farm in Mon
tgomery County, Maryland
The second high selling animal
was consigned by Bernard
Remsburg, Frederick, Maryland
and sold to Steve Hobson, Harney,
Maryland for $2650
The annual sale of the Carroll
County Holstein Association was
chaired by Gary Derr,
Warehouse Seed
Corn Available
call us
FOR SEED
FOR 1982
EARLY
CONTRACT
PRICES
CONSIDER
SOON
Mynck Conservation center of the
Brandywine Valley Association
will be transformed into a model of
good soil conservation practices.
Under the guidance of Soil
Conservation Services technicians,
practices such as contour strips,
grassed waterways, diversions,
terraces, tile drainage and a farm
pond will be installed.
The purpose of the field day is to
show the value of good soil con
servation practices and the benefit
these can provide to individual
farmers as well as entire water
sheds.
The event is sponsored by the
Chester County Conservation
District which has sponsored
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Gary Walton on left, Victor Leininger, right.
A month of April Special
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New-Batte , yo per ateduni t : DARNKOOL
aids m the detection of Subclmical V coouhcsv,t “ j
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Directions and • PLANNING LAYOUTS • SALES
battery included sonoo • INSTALLATION • SERVICE
Reg. $95.00 SPECIAL OV
SHENK’S FARM SERVICE RErl
SOI E. WOODS DRIVE, LITITZ, PA 17543 | Cali for more I
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previous field days. The first one,
in 1948, also involved m Soil
Conservation Services and
Brandywine Valley Association.
Many contractors will par
ticipate in this demonstration and
are donating their time and
equipment
Phone (215) 683-7686
Free Parking at Rear of Store
SHINDIG IN THE BARN PRESENTS
MACK MAGAHA
And His Oprylcmd Pickers
THE HENHOUSE GANG
with York County’s Best
Old-Time Fiddle Player
SATURDAY, APRIL 11
Kutztuwn
For more information on the Soil
Conservation Field Day, contact
the Chester County conservation
District, 215/696-5126, the Soil
Conservation Service, 215/696-0398,
or Brandywine Valley Association,
215/793-1090
Show Time 8 P M Doors Open 6 30 P M
Adults *5 Children 11-6 *2
Under 6 FREE
Held At The Guernsey Barn
5 Miles East of Lancaster
on Rt. 30
■»—**■»*■*• Coming
SATURDAY, MAY 30th
THE LEWIS FAMILY