AB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 2, 1993
=r% OLD \
THIS WEEK WITH..
Handsel Monday
According to old Scottish custom, the first Monday of the
new year was the lime to give children and servants a
small gift Literally, something given into the hands ot
someone else, the gift itself was less important than the good
luck it betokened The handsel was popular as a New Year’s
gift Irom the fourteenth century to the nineteenth century,
!•£*>. ll ' lat * a broader application as a
or gilt given to mark any new situa
lion not just the new year The
handsel continues today in the
\ tradition of presenting a
tfSc f , housewarming gift to bring
JrJJ JK'f / good luck into the new home
* , r - J ’ " ffm n e gift bringer always
■> finds an open door.
ih, You can easily remove the wax drips from your candle
sticks if you put them in the freezer overnight.
EarthwisE
Winter is a good time for
indoor crafts If vour
project involves using
glue, here are some safety
tips Try using hot vinegar to
remove old glue It will often
soften the glue so it can be
scraped off Carpenter’s glue
and water-based white glue
are the safest to use Many
others contain toxins that are
very harmful to the environ
ment If you must use nonwa
ter-based glues, use a small
fan to blow the fumes out a
partially open window, other
wise they can become highly
concentrated inside your
house in a very short time
Full Wolf Moon, Jan. 8
Chicken Casserole
210-ounce peckigei frozen
broccoli
3 cups cooked chicken
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 cup light mayonnaise
1 teaspoon lemon juice
'k teaspoon curry powder
8 ounces Cheddar cheese,
shredded
1 tablespoon melted butter
'h cup soft bread crumbs
Cook broccoli until tender
and arrange m greased 3-
quart casserole Place
chicken on top of broccoli
Combine next 4 ingredients
and pour over the chicken
Sprinkle on the cheese
Combine butter and crumbs
and sprinkle on top Bake at
350° F for 25 to 30 minutes
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
TUESDAY (EST)
WEEK AGO (EST)
YEAR AGO (ACT)
WEEK TO DATE (EST)
SAME PD LT WK (EST)
SAME PD LT YR (ACT)
M< OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER,
FORECAST
PREVIOUS DAY ESTIMATED TUESDAY STEER AND HEIFER 92,000;
COW & BULL 26,000.
•♦REVISION MONDAY HOG SLAUGHTER... 342,000
tf&bh
Northeast;
Morrison Cove
Livestock
Martinsburg, Pa.
Dec. 28, 1992
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE 173. STEERS CHOICE
76.50-79.10; GOOD 70.75-74.75.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 76.00-79.00;
GOOD 65.50-72.50.
Clear and cold
flurries milder
with light rain,
seasonable and
snowy, mild and
clearing south
Southeast:
Cold showers
and warmer west
seasonable and
COWS: UTILITY & COMMERCIAL
44.00-51.00; CANNER & LOW CUTTER
36.50-49.50.
rainy, warm
coast, cold and
BULLOCKS: GOOD & CHOICE
61.00-66.00.
snowy west
BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1
55,00-62.00.
Midwest;
Snow, heavy ram,
and freezing rain,
clearing and
milder, very cold
north and east
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS
70.00-82.00; BULLS 63.00-75.00; HEIF
Southboat Leaf Tobacco f »vi A • Market Hogs
Dealer in All Types of PA Grown Tobacco • Sows • Boars
I Quick On. Quick Oft. I ft * CUII P, 9®
r '3BS NOW RECEIVING:
I Deceiving station saTwoVo^^" 1 '
Before you sell Maryland or PA grown ~~ """"
tobacco on the farm, call 717-687-9517 All market hog* ricolved at
between 7 & 8 a.m. for price or update receiving attllon must b* JE^JR
Market report. Please make calls as short as scheduled one week In edvtnce
possible to let next call come in. _ . ..
OA Maarinui I ana DO Bn. IQO Rt 897 ' 1 m,,e Nor,h ° f FlwpolnWlll*
Paradlse PA 17562 (215) 445-5776 • FAX (215) 445-6099
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Northwest:
Cold and snowy
coast, clear and
mild, then snow
mountains; clear
and very cold
Southwest:
Clear and mild,
rain changing to
snow, clearing,
colder, hard frost
desert
Estimated Daily Livestock Slaughter
Under Federal Inspection
Dec. 29, 1992
ImmFD
HOOBER EQUIPMENT. INC
Middletown, de
W TWO LOCATIONS (302) 378-9555
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US
IN THE PARTS DEPARTMENT
C.B. HOOBER & SON INC.:
‘ PARTS MANAGER - RICHARD BOMBERGER
ASS’T. PARTSMAN - KEVIN THRUSH
PARTSMAN - ROY WEAVER
PARTSMAN - JOHN STONER
PARTSMAN - AL YODER
ROAD SALESMAN - KENNETH BEILER
ROAD SALESMAN - CARL HERSHEY
PARTSMAN - BRAD HERSHEY
PARTSMAN - RAY SHISSLER
PARTSMAN - DICK SKETHWAY
PARTSMAN - BRIAN HORSt
PARTSMAN - ROBERT GROFF
PARTSMAN - EARL WALKER
PARTSMAN - ROBERT BOOK
STOCKMEN - JOHN YODER, LLOYD GROFF, SANFORD HERSHEY
HOOBER EQUIPMENT INC; I
PARTS MANAGER - MIKE NULL
ROAD SALESMAN - MARK LOCKWOOD
ROAD SALESMAN - SAM NULL
PARTSMAN - SALLY AIKEN
PARTSMAN - ALLEN RHODES ‘
PARTSMAN - STEVE HANIFEE
PARTSMAN - LARRY MOORE
PARTSMAN - DAVE NEUGEBAUER
PARTSMAN - TOM FALSON
STOCKMAN - LEE HURLOCK
YOUSTAYPUT
Pick Up Your
"rL Phone And
/\\Place Your
Parts
3 Order
I With
HOGS
365.000
362.000
307.000
707.000
707.000
650.000
CALVES
4.000
5.000
7.000
9.000
10,000
12,000
CATTLE
124.000
123.000
103.000
242.000
246.000
223.000
ERS 55.00-67.00.
CALVES 306. PRIME, NO MKT.
TEST; CHOICE 90.00-95.00; GOOD,
65.00- STANDARD 25.00-52,00;
HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS.
125.00- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
90-130 LBS. 120.00-155.00.
HOGS: 123. US NO. 1-2 41.50-42.75;
US NO. 1-3 40.00-41.25.
SOWS: US NO. 1-3 27.00-33.75.
BOARS 27.00-30.50.
FEEDER PIGS: 21 HEAD.
SHEEP; 17 HEAD. CHOICE
70.00- GOOD 55.00-69.00;
SLAUGHTER EWES 23.00-34.00.
GOATS: 27.00-71.00.
24 LOADS OF HAY. ALFALFA
92.00-121.00, TIMOTHY: 78.00-97.00; 8
LOADS OF STRAW, 61.00-89.00.
The Saving Place
WE SHIP PARTS DAILY Via -FED EX.-UPS-PPSH-BUS-AIR FREIGHT, ETC.
Mon.-Fri. 7 AM-5 PM; Sat. 7 AM-Noon 111
CALL US... a«"1"
It Could Bo l¥o Htvo It UPS Station
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
Monday, Dec. 28, 1992
Report Supplied By Auction
175 HEAD. MARKET STRONGER.
DRIVING HORSES 675.00-875.00.
RIDING HORSES 575.00-885.00.
KILLERS LIGHTWEIGHT
510.00- HEAVYWEIGHT
710.00- THIN 210.00-385.00.
PONY MARES 115.00-260.00.
PONY COLTS 45.00-95.00.
GELDINGS 115.00-260.00.
LARGER PONIES: 325.00-410.00.
WORK HORSES 850.00-1000.00.
SHEEP
22,000
22,000
23.000
41.000
44.000
42.000
By Service
'We Grow
Thank You
For Your
Patronage In
1992.
We Look
Forward To
Serving Your
Parts Needs
In 1993!