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Quite a Lady
Anna Mary Robertson Moses was born on September 7.
1860, but the artist. Grandma Moses, was "discovered" in
1938 Although she dabbled in painting as a young farm
wife (her first large work was a wooden fireplace cover and
she used "the brush I painted the floor with”). Grandma took
up painting in her seventies because arthritis prevented her
from stitching the yarn pictures she loved to create From
such modest beginnings, this trail-looking but spntely old
lady with the indommablc spirit captured the hearts of
Americans and Europeans alike Her keen insight into
„ . nature and her pleasure in the simple things of
A life instilled hope in a war-weary world
Grandma Moses continued to paint until six
mijnths before she died on December 13. 1961
v vl .. . life is what we malte it, always has
L Li been and always wi II ha. Grandma Mo?e*
i«e A damp sponge wiped over upholstered furniture
removes pet hair better than vacuuming.
Earth wise
1 cup plain lowlat yogurt
1 teaspoon lemon juice
When your garden hose is 1 teaspoon vanilla
cracked and leaky, there 1 *99 while
are many ways to recycle 2lablespoona sugar
it Punch holes at regular 6 cups whole fresh strawberries
intervals and turn it into a ■ Mix yogurt, lemon juice,
soaker hose Or slide lengths 1111 and vanilla together,
of hose over swing chains lor |VI Beal the egg white until
a steadier grip and to prevent stiff, then beat in sugar
pinching little fingers m the Continue beating until mix
links Use sections ol hose to jure is glossy and forms stiff
insulate your lug wrench and pca ks Fold in yogurt Wash
jack handle and the next mid- and hull straw
winter tire change won't berries Place
be such a frosty expe- wK berries in sher
nence Many other bert dishes and
tools cad benefit top each with yo-
Irom a gurt snow Serve
handle See what uses immediately
you can invent Mikes 6 servings.
Grandma Moses Day, September 7
Strawberries with
Yogurt Snow
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
STOCKYARDS WEEKLY CATTLE
SUMMARY: Compared to lan Monday:
Feeder cattle and calves near steady. Trade
moderately active. Demand moderate.
Quality plain thru attractive, mostly plain
to avenge and comparable to low quality
of two weeks ago. Near half the supply 2nd
and 3id grade Brahma Crosses. Weigh-ups
avenge to full. Flesh conditions mostly
medium. Slaughter cows $1.50-$2.00 low
er. Slaughter built steady. S3S head of
cows and bulls sold, including 55%
replacement cows. Receipts this week
6,500; last week 8,568; last year 10,565.
Supply consisted of 63 percent yearlings
and calves over 600 lbs.; 29 percent calves
under 600 lbs.; 8 percent cows and bulls.
Prices fallow with weighted average
weight and price in parenthesis.
Feeder Steers: Medium and Large
Frame 1: 300-400 lbs. (350 lbs.) $92.75-
$101.50 ($95.50); 400-450 lbs. (430 lbs.)
$90.00-$95.00 ($91.91); 450-500 lbs. (467
lbs.) $86.00-$91.50 ($.86.73); 500-600 lbs.
(550 lbs.) $Bl.OO-585.00 ($82.45);
600-650 lb. calves and yearlings (631 lbs.)
$79.00- $83.50 ($80.40); 650-700 year
lings (672 lbs.) $76.00-$79.75 ($77.77);
few 700-750 lb. calves (734 lbs.)
$73.25-576.25 ($74.84); 700-800 lbs. (750
lbs.) $73.25-$78.50 ($76.07); 800-900 lbs.
(850 lbs.) $70.00-573.75, lot $75.25
($72.28); 900-950 lbs. (910 lbs.)
$70.50-571.75 ($70.62); 950-1000 lbs.
(962 lb.) $65.75-568.25 ($67.57). Holstein
Steers; Large Frame 2: 350-400 lbs.
$65.00-$70.00; 400-500 lbs.
J' OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER.
FORECAST
4W 3
Northeast;
Rainy and cold,
partial clearing,
mild, then more
rain and cooler
Southeast:
Hot and mostly
sunny coast,
showers Florida,
cooler, showers
west, then
clearing.
Midwest:
Cold, rainy, then
warming to
seasonable
Northwest;
Sunny and warm,
showers east.
then rainy and
cold
Southwest:
Cool and rainy
California, warm
south; sunny and
warm desert,
showers and cold
mountains
Oklahoma City
Ffeedfer Cattle
Oklahoma City, Old a.
Wednesday, August 31,1994
HAY, STRAW
& GRAIN SALE
Every Thursday at 1 p.m.
Auction will continue
all year long
Vintage Sales
Stables, Inc.
(Rt. 30,10 miles east of Lancaster
in Paradise, PA)
L Robert Frame, Sr.
For info.
717-442-4181 business
215-458-8518 home
Jamesway Barn Cleaner Chain Sale!
When your bam cleaner needs new
chain whether flat link or Hook-
Link type - we have the perfect
replacements. Both links are to
tally forged of rugged, high carbon
steel to reduce wear, extended
564.75-566.00; S2S-S7S lbs.
$62.50-$64.00; 600-7501b5. $59.25-61.00;
825-875 lbs. $57.00-$57.50.
Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large
Frame 1: 350-400 lbs. (373 lbs.)
$81.50-SBS.SO (583.17); 400-500 lbs. (450
lbs.) $79.50-$81.50 ($79.97); 500400 lbs.
(550 lbs.) $75.00-581.00 ($77.49);
600-700 lbs. (650 lbs.) 570.25-$74.50
($73.20); 700-775 lbs. (750 lbs.)
$69.00-572.25, lot 750 lb. Brangus $74.00
($70.45); 800-850 lbs. (821 lbs.)
$68.00-569.50 ($68.94).
Slaughter Cows; Cutter, Boning, and
Breaking Utility average dressing
$39.50-$42.75; high dressing
$43.00-546.00; low dressing
536.00-539.00. Cannes $33.50-$36.25.
Slaughter Bulls: Y.G. 1, 1350-2025 lbs.
few average dressing $57.50- $59.50; indi
vidual high dressing $59.50, high dressing/
high boning $62.25; low dressing
SS3.SO-555.50.
Replacement Cows: Pretested for
Bangs, pregnancy and age Medium and
Large Frame 1 High quality ranch fresh
groups; Brangus, Angus, and BWFrtieif
ers 800-1000 lbs. 2-5 months bred
$660.00-5720.00 700-800 lbs. 2-4 months
bred $600.00-5650.00 4-6 years old
1000-1250 lbs. 4-8 months bred
$660.00-$775.00 Average quality single
head sales; 4-6 years old 950-1325 lbs. 3-7
months bred SSSO.OO-$650.00 8-10 years
old 950-1275 lbs. 4-8 months bred
$470.00-SSSO.OO.
Pain; Medium and Large Frame No. 1
Average to high quality single pair sales;
5-7 years old 1000-1350 lb. cows with
100-275 lb. calves $725.00-$BOO.OO.
THIS REPORT COMPILED & PRE
PARED BY THE OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK & GRAIN MARKET
president
1994
KLOAD SALE
working life. No wonder
our chain has a 10 year
warranty. Fits more bam
cleaners.
Safe Is from Aug IS - Sep 26
Contact Nelson or Jake at
APP’S BARN E
5935 OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE, GAP, PA 17527
PHONE: 717-442-8134
WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL
- Radio Dispatched Trucks -
NEWS BRANCH OF THE USDA'S
AGRICULTURE MARKETING SER
VICE. ROBERT MILES - UNA DOEB
BLER TELEPHONE (405) 232-5425.
Morrison Cove
Livestock Auction
Martliufaurg, Pa.
Monday, Aug. 29, 1994
Report Supplied by Auction
CATTLE: 216. STEERS: CHOICE
65.00-69.10, GOOD 62.00-64.75.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 63.50-67.75,
GOOD 60.00-63.25.
COWS: UTILITY A COMMERCIAL
43.50-50.50; CANNER AND LOW CUT
TER 34.50-42.50.
BULLOCKS: GOOD & CHOICE
57.00-61.00.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1
55.00-61.00.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS
62.00-88.00, BULLS 60.00-85.00, HEIF
ERS 55.00-79.00.
CALVES: 186. PRIME, NO MARKET
TEST, CHOICE. 88.00-97.00, GOOD
83.00- STANDARD 35.00-71.00,
HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS.
90.00- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
90-130 LBS. 145.00-202.00.
HOGS: 91. US NO. 1-2 40.50-41.75, US
NO. 1-3 39.00-40.50.
SOWS: US NO. 1-3 28.00-31.00.
BOARS 25.00-27.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 57 HEAD. US#l-3
20-50 LBS. 12.00-28.00.
SHEEP: 44. CHOICE LAMBS
72.00- GOOD LAMBS 65.00-70.00,
SLAUGHTER EWES 18.00-30.00.
GOATS 17.00-70.00.
18 LOADS OF HAY. TIMOTHY
60.00- ALFALFA 81.00-95.00; 1
LOAD OF STRAW AT 90.00.
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