LacTaid, a specially digestible fluid milk for persons with
lactose intolerance, is now being processed by Dairyiea
Cooperative, Syracuse, and will be marketed in metropolitan
New York as well as Syracuse beginning May 16.
325th GARDEN SPOT
SPRING HEIFER SALE
125 HOLSTEINS (100 registered - 25 grades)
Thursday, April 28 11 a.m. Lancaster, PA
At the Guernsey Sale Barn, 6 miles east of Lancaster on Rte 30. Majority are
bred heifers examined for pregnancy Also, a group of open heifers Tested for
interstate.
KINGSTEAD BURKE HOPEFUL-TWIN (VG)
9-11 365 d 3X 21,023 4.0% 850
By Tidy Burke Elevation from a VG-88-GMD with 6-8 357 d
21,320 4.6% 976. 2nd dam EX-92-GMD with 7-9 349 d 28,210
3.6% 1004.3 rd dam. the famed Kingstead Mistress Bess (3E
-94-GMD) with 238,847 4.0% 9672 life. Her Glen-Valley Star
sells due in June to Pete. -John Civitts, Emmaus, PA.
A SPECIAL FEATURE
The bred heifer dispersal of
William Lasher, Catskill, NY
33 Bred Heifers With 10 By Bis-May Astro Jupiter
Mr. Lasher has hand picked these heifers from good
dispersals. They are a well conditioned and well grown group
with many from high record dams.
Among Those Selling
A Barrett whose dam has 7-3 27,045 3.2% 865
A Cavalier from a GP-81 dam with 3-5 364 d 21.974 3.5% 774
Most are due July-August to a son of Puget-Sound Sheik from
a VG-89,1002f dam and 2nd dam 4E-91 with 936 f.
Brad Beidel, Carlisle, PAsends a Mark A bred heifer from
a GP-82 dam with 4-8 303 d 21,496 4.0% 858. Due in May to
Triple Threat.
BACKUS ASSOCIATES, INC.
Sale Managers & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y. 13114 (31S-963-7231)
Her G-V Star Dtr. Sells
Witte For Catalog
Dairylea Cooperative, Inc., of
Syracuse, has begun processing
and packaging two new products -
LactAid, a non-aUergenic milk,
and Nestle’s Quik chocolate milk.
LactAid, first marketed by
Dairylea’s co-op partner Altantic
Processing, Inc., Allentown, Pa.,
four years ago, is a 1% milkfat
milk with Vitamins A and D and a
natural non-allergemc enzyme
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the award, and has made up a
sample questionnaire to help select
winners. The following were
named judges: C. Wilmer Supplee,
Mary Sproat, Kathy Shappell,
Robert Janney, and Mary Louise
Maule.
The "Grange on the Move
Award” will be presented to the
Subordinate Grange with a net
gain of at least 5 members during
the calendar year. It will consist of
a cash award or aplaque.
Recess was declared for the
Literary Program presented by
the Youth Committee. Ellen Huber
led us in a practice round of
Grange Knowledge Bowl, with
Sisters winning 32-19 over
Brothers.
HIGH PRESSURE
WASHING &
DISINFECTING
POULTRY HOUSES
AND VEAL PENS
Spraying For Mites
And Beetle Control
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Wltmer, PA 17585 717-392-7227
Spying saw 196 L
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATEf
SATURDAY, MAY 21,1983
l:OOP.M.
Located three mites North of Airville,
Vz mile South of Collinsville, along Route
74. Lower Chanceford Twp., York Co.
Penna.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Fifty-five acre Farm, more or less.
Frame House with seven rooms and enclosed
porch. Full bath on second floor, Vi bath on first
floor. Oil burning heating system.
BANK BARN with Hip roof Dairy Bam ad
dition built in 1979, containing thirty-nine Show
Ease Stalls. Mats and tile trough. Six box
stalls. Horse stable. Concrete Stave 14’ x 65’
silo built in 1979. Milk house 16’ x 20’. Gravity
flow manure pit with Hydraulic gate. Two car
garage. Small shop. Woodshed.
Well with like new pressure system. Room to
hang several acres of tobacco. Corn crib 7’ x 12’
x4o’. New Max-ten fencing around five acres of
pasture. Calf hutch area with shade.
Interstate and Md. Co-op Milk Markets
available. Approximately forty seven acres in
high state of cultivation. Approximately five
acres of pasture. Small wooded area.
This Is a well located desirable farm with USD*
of road froatage along Route 74.
Sale at 1:09P.M.
Ken Covelins, Atty.
Abe Diffenbach, Auctioneer
717-393-4464
ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE;
Adjoining thirty-two acres more or less of open
farm land, also in High state of cultivation.
Mary Snodgrass, Estate
Sarah JJrey
George Snodgrass, Executors
Dairylea begins 2 new products
added.
Studies have shown over 20% of
the population have some difficulty
digesting lactose, the complex
sugar found in all milk. The
natural enzyme in LactAid reduces
70% of that sugar into a simpler,
more digestible form.
Daiyrlea is processing LactAid
at its Oneida plant for distribution
in metropolian New York, and will
Chester-Del. Grange
After the recess, the count
showed some 60 in attendance.
Russellville won the Master’s
Award with 10 percent. A fire
extinguisher was presented to
Russellville Master Robert Jan
ney.
Pumpkin seeds were distributed
to each Grange for the contest that
will take place in October to find
the heaviest, largest, and oddest-
Owners
ELAM S. &
RACHEL KINO
Lancastar Famine, Saturday, Apri123,1983—A39
add the product to its Syracuse
volume as well.
Nestle’s new product, Quik
chocolate milk, is a super-rich,
real chocolate milk already being
sold m other parts of the country.
Dairylea is processing Quik at its
Woodside (Queens, NY) plant for
distribution in Woodside, Goshen
and Long Island.
shaped pumpkin in the Pomona!
The next Pomona meeting, July
9 at East Lynn, will feature a
baking contest, with Sisters
making white cupcakes and
Brothers, a chocolate sheet cake,
each using his favorite topping.
Cakes will be judged and served as
dessert for the covered dish picnic
which will precede the meeting at 6
p.m.
EMPIRE LIVESTOCK
Marketing Cooperative, Inc.
Oneonta, N.Y.
FARM SALE
SAT. APRIL 30,1983
11:00 A.M.
H. Gurney Ham of Davenport Center,
N.Y. has commissioned Empire Livestock
to sell his cattle and machinery. Farm is
located off Rte. 23 east side of Davenport
Center.
Dairy consist of 30 head of cattle. 19 holsteins
and 1 Ayrshire. The Aryshire is sired by Band
master and will be just fresh by sale time. The
holstein cattle. are sired by Ted, Alpine,
Aquarius, Barrett, Andy, and other top sires.
There.are 7 fresh withint the last two months, 5
bred for early, fall freshening, balance in
various stages. Heifers consist of 4 ready to
breed, balance from started calves to 10 mon
ths old.
Cattle will have shipping fever shots and
pregnancy checks.
Managers Note: Gurney did not keep a big herd
but he kept the good ones.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Girton Deluxe Bulk tank 200 gal. w/com
pressor, electric Holstream water heater 50
gal., electric milk house heater, Delaval
magnetic vacuum pump, 2- Delaval magnetic
milking machines, strainers, pails, wasfavats,
sink.
JD MT tractor; Farmall Super ,C w/chains
and side hill hitch, NH PTO manure spreader
#213 w/tailgate, MF3pt. bitch, 2 btnuplow.
McCormick #4Ol 24 tooth harrow, JD 3 pt.
hitch com planter, McCormick cultivators, JD
#lOl 2 way trailer plow,'JD #72 field chopper
w/one rowcom & pick-up head (w/motor),NH
auger table blower, McCormick #46 PTO baler,
2-fiat bed hay wagons w/running gears, 2-
fiatbed hay wagons w/no running gears, DB 20*
hay elevator, Grimm hay tedder, NI T PTO
mowing machine, McCormick #2 A hay condi
tioner, NI 5 bar side delivery rake.
HORSE DRAWN EQUIPMENT
& OLD MACHINERY
Set of bobsleds, Osborn reaper A binder, Mc-
Cormick Deering rope hay loader, Papec en
silage cutter w/pipe, bay hoist, lime sower, JD
11 bole grain drill (on steel), stone boat, 1 row
Eclipse com planter.
MISC. OF HORSE EQUIPMENT
Neck yokes, whipple trees, 2 single horse
harnesses, 1 horse cutter, etc.
RNISC. SMALL TOOLS
40’ extension ladder, electric fencer, milk
cans, quantity of plastic pipe, 10-beles of baler
twine, 10,000 ft., 37* endless belt, post mall, pipe
threader, Homelite chain saw, 35 lb. pail
grease, canvas, snow fence, & much more of
misc. items.
Managers Note; Gurney is retiring from far
ming and has always kept his machinery under
cover. Be on time we are selling many years of
accumulated items.
John M. Weidman, Mgr. & Auctioneer
John M. Weidman, Jr.,
Mrkt. Rep. & Auctioneer
607-432-5710
MACHINERY