Dl2-Lancastar Farming Saturday, August
Name
Raymond Norconk 3 43 3 88 6
Bobwood-Acres 3 47.6 89 7
Lambert Farms 3 130 1 90 7
Joan M Woodhead 3 32 4 86 4
D& D Hottenstem 3 619 84 8
Richard R Higley 3 87 8 86 7
Ice cream was known in
the American colonies
about 1700.
A Virginian, dining at the
home of Governor William
Bladen of Maryland,
mentioned it in a letter,
writing “...a Great Variety
of Dishes, all serv’ed up in
the most Elegant way,
after which came a Dessert
no less Curious; Among the
Rarities was some fine Ice
Cream which, with
Strawberries and Milk,
eats most Deliciously.”
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• 2 Sizes In Stock
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• Edges Protected w/Galvanized Sheet
• Finished w/Treated Redwood Stain
• Handle & legs made with smooth finish
ed galvanized tubing*
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Ebersol
558 Gibbons Rd.
Rd 1, Bird-in-Hand,
PA 17505
l>/z Mile N. of
Bird-in-Hand, PA
Sulbra
DHIA
Monthly
Report
June 1986
No Days
Brd Cows In Milk
20,042
20,482
18,889
18,143
18,545
17,313
To Uncaster
The following cows have completed lactations during June
1986
Name
Richard R Higley
Bonita 3
William B Hart
32 3
Ed Campbell
Pearl 3
Lambert Farms
Jonme 3
Louise 3
Raymond Norconk
Peggy 3
Della 3
D & D Hottenstem
Hester 3
Bobwood-Acres
Lusious 3
Mount-Top-Vue Farm
Diane 3
712
702
692
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800 LB. RATED CAPACITY
FOR LIGHT TO MEDIUM
FARM, CONSTRUCTION,
INDUSTRIAL WORK
MELROE COMPAM/r &
—'bobcat DEALERS
Carlisle. PA
PETERMAN
FARM EQUIPMENT
717-249-5338
Chambersburg, PA
CLU6STON
IMPLEMENTING.
717-263-4103
Harrisburg, PA
HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT
& SUPPLY CO.*
717-564-3031
Hatfield, PA
LCL CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.
SALfCO.
215-362-2510
Wilmington, DE
302-998-0128
Brted A(e
Days
305
5-04
19,596
6-02
20,976
305
305
19,517
7-06
3-04
5-06
18,777
21.034
305
305
21,023
24,560
304
305.
6-03
4-08
19,763
287
4-01
22,953
299
4-03
305
9-00
18,551
iaders may show other than standard equipment
Honesdale, PA
CHARLES H. SIEPIELA. INC.
717-253-3334
Honey Grove, PA
NORMAN 0. CLARK
& SON INC.
717-734-3682
Martinsburg, PA
BURCHFIELD’S INC.
907
906 .
842
823
762
810
788
801
761
760
73.0”48.0”
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e Better Serviceability; Tip-up rollover protective
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e Increased Durability: Improved, tough, quick and
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CARROLL-BALTIMORE COUNTY DHIA
June, 1986
Maple Lawn Farm, Inc , Fulton, Maryland, had the herd with
the highest average for the month of June according to
figures just released by the Carroll-Baltimore Dairy Herd
Improvement Association
During the month of June, 90 dairymen in Carroll-Baltimore
counties participated in this program Listed below are the top
ten herds based on their herd averages over the past year
Maple Lawn Farm
(C E lager & Son)
Marlin Hoff
Barnes and Wilhide
Rose Croft Ltd
(Gary Derr and Bradley Garst)
Flint Hill Farm
(Edgar Schaeffer)
Del-Myr Farm
(Roger and Jeff Myers)
Harry W Roach 111
Joe Schwartzbeck
Unicorn Associates
(Bendigand Rowel)
Leaseway Holstems
6*3
WIDTH
HEIGHT (LESS BUCKET)
(1220 MM)
(1854 MM)
Mill Hall, PA
DUNKLE & 6RIEB
717-726-3115
Needmore, PA
CLUGSTON
FARM EQUIMENT
717-573-2250
Palm, PA
WENTZ
FARM SUPPLIES INC.
215-679-7164
'"'"iEr', 5 -- 717-836-3740
21,742
20,820
19,421
162
320
49
19,191
19,588
19,197
17,746
18,277
55
63
117
17,477
19,009
RATED
OPERATING
CAPACITY
800
' (360 KG)
Quarryville, PA
GRUMELLI’S
FARMSERV.
717-786-7318
Slatington, PA
SCAT ENTERPRISES INC.
215-767-1711
Towanda, PA
S.P.E. INC.
717-265-4440
Tunkhannock, PA
BARTRON FARM SUPPLY
777
767
737
723
705
690
683
680
677
673