A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 9,1990 Reading Phillies Host Dairy Promotion Night PHILADELPHIA—The Read ing Phillies baseball team joins forces tomorrow with the Middle Atlantic Milk Marketing Associa tion (MAMMA) to create a family fun extravaganza at Reading Mun icipal Stadium. Free ice cream, ice cold choco late milk and high-quality equip ment bags are all part of the Dairy Day event to remind fans that dairy products are not only nutritious. Greencastle Livestock Greencastle, Pa. Thursday, June 7, 1990 Report Supplied by PDA CATTLE 211. STEERS: FEW SELECT & CHOICE HOLSTEINS 63.25-69.75. HEIFERS: FEW SEL & CH. HOL. 62.85-65.00. COWS: BR. UTILITY & COMMER CIAL 55.00-58.00; CUTTER A BON. UT. 54.00-58.50, CANNER A LOW CUTTER 50.00-53.75. SHELLS DOWN TO 47.00 COUPLE TO 60.50. BULLOCKS GOOD 69.00. BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1 FEW 925-2170 LBS. 62.00-72.25. CALVES: 357. FEW CHOICE 1.04-1.17; STAN DARD & GOOD 70-100 LBS. 92.00-98.50, UTILITY 60-85 LBS. 75.00-92.00. FARM CALVES: NO. 1 HOL. BULLS 85-135 LBS. 1.65-2.00, NO. 2 HOL BULLS 85-135 LBS. 1.25-1.75 FEW DOWN TO 1.00. HOL. HEIFERS 80-140 LBS. FEW DOWN TO 95.00, 1.4-2.07V1. HOGS: 36. SOWS FEW US NO. 1-3 350-650 LBS. 52.00-54.75. FEW BOARS 48.75-51.00. SHEEP; 42. LAMBS (9 GOATS) FEW LARGE 33-50 HD. FEW KIDS 31-33 HD. CHOICE 100-105 LBS. SSL 59.00-61.00, FEW EWES 17.50-40.00. Public Auction Sat., June 16th 10 AM. 1274 W. Strasburg Rd. (Rt. 162) Marshallton, Pa. 4 Ml. From West Chester, Take 162 From Unlonvllle, Pa. Antiques, Furn., & Tools Single brass bed, wicker, oak bed, plank bottom chairs, Victorian sofas & loveseats, treadle sewing machine, chairs, wooden boxes, trunks, mirrors, wooden & glass butter churns, pitcher & bowl, baskets, old bottles, old keys, wooden ice box, wooden barrels, milk cans, buckets, milkers, refrigerator & freezer, crystal, china, tea pots, silver, brass, copper, glassware, pots & pans, Calamazoo wood heater, old tools, air compressor, skill saw, belt San der, corn sheller, platform scales, feed bin & bags, scrap iron, anvils, old doors & shutters, power mower, dehorners, wooden pulleys, drill press, vises, work bench, chains, ropes, walking plow, iron trough, sm. cart, bridles, harnesses, saddle racks, saddles, old house maga zines, lumber, bricks, blocks, stone, cedar shingles, fence posts, fencing. Many other farm items. Lunch will be served by Marshallton Methodist Church. owner: Hazel S. and Late Edward H. Busby John L McGrellis 111 Auctioneer (302) 239-7244 but also the foods to eat when hav ing fun. Dairy Day also reminds fans that June is Dairy Month. Pennsylvania Secretary of Agri culture Boyd Wolff is to throw out the first ball of the game and to officiate a cow-milking contest. The milking contest, vying teams from radio stations WAGO and WYCL, begins at 12:30 p.m., just prior to the game. WAGO is FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS! SAVE ON TRIMMERS & SAWS Now Thru June 16, 1989 < 'ootiii LAWN k GARDEN CENTER •A QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICE • 13M Main St., last lari, PA 717*354*4026m»., vm.. tw*„ m. ** !«•#. < s■». »s P .m. the play-by-play voice of the Reading Phillies. Also, the first 1,500 youth, aged 14 and younger, to show for the game will receive an equipment bag from one of several dairy prin cesses. The equipment bags are emblazoned with the Reading Phillies logo and the message, “Milk. It Does A Body Good.” Fans can also receive free ice cream loaded with toppings from a (A, INSTANT START QUALITY FINISH BUY noui! M.M. WEAVER Leola, PA 17540 (717) 656-2321 Located: 4 miles West of New Holland on Route 23, 11/,I 1 /, miles Northeast of Leola on the North Groffdale Road, 1 mile on the right, opposite Groffdale Mennonlte Church. 50-foot banana split provided by the local county dairy promotion groups. Free ice cold chocolate milk will be provided by Clover NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS & 0% INTEREST UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1991 FOR ALL & .. .. TRACTORS & atmp/itstiif R|D|NG MOWERS It— B 'i-nra B Q ! 1 "STORE OF THE FUTURE” Fhaw 1 CompMtd Now Modem Entrance A Sion Front Now 100 Cor Forking lot You get a tight, consistent bale the first time ... every time. Because Vicon’s new balers make starting a round bale easier and faster. The secret is Vicon’s revolutionary design, combining a full-width floating pick-up with a wide-open throat. This unbeatable combination lets you make better bales faster, with no extreme weaving up on the windrow. That means more bales per hour and lower operating costs. See your dealer now. Take a close look at the new Vicon Round Balers with a choice of 4 ft. or 5 ft. wide bales. A Vicon baler is your best choice... right from the start. VC 'c "OFFER EXPIRES W<V9O - SUBJECT TO AVAH.IBIUTY & SONS, INC. Farms Dairy of Reading. Singing the national anthem will be a former alternate state dairy princess, Laurie Sterner. Sterner attends Messiah College on a mus ic sholarship. FARM & HOME CENTER LacaUwi HfnvlM W. ft RL 17* IMftif Wlllm V»ll#y Hfura; Hav-Dwt 7dM:o>i M 7:»*t0; Sit 7:»*00 PHONE 717-404-3322
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