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New Bolton Center public lec
tures, poisonous plants, respir
atory disease. Kennett Square,
7 o.m.
Tulpchockcn Young Fanner Fami-
land Patuxent 4-H Center,
Upper Marlboro, Md., 9 a.m.-4
ROfIT MACHINE
235 EGGS
ONVERSION, 60 WEEKS
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Route 30 West at the Centerville Exit
SYCAMORE IND. PARK 255 PLANE TREE DRIVE
LANCASTER, PA 17603
(717) 393-5807 I -800-432-0988
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Paradise Tobacco Auction season
opens. Paradise, 10 a.m.
Winter Agronomy, Seed Booking
and Pesticide Update Work
shop, Fayette and Washington
counties, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Lehigh County Holstein annual
'ake Ovr Ir Gr
About Chain Saws, Solanco
High School.
ADADC Dist. 21 meeting, Tim
berwolf Restaurant, Darien
Center, N.Y., noon.
Lancaster DHIA’s banquet and
annual meeting. Good ’N Plen-
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- 76.75”'
[l94.9cm]
Lancwter Farming, Saturday, November 23, 1996-A3l
ing, U. of Del.
Animal Agriculture and the Envi
ronment, Rochester Marriott
Thruway Hotel, Rochester,
N.Y.
New York Dairy Bus Tour, Mercer
County Cooperative Extension,
leaves 6: IS a.m.
Lebanon Farm-City Banquet,
Lebanon Valley Expo Center, 7
Pa. Seedsmen’s Association annu
al meeting, Eden Resort Inn and
Conference Center, Lancaster,
9:30 a.m.
Lancaster County: The Next Los
Angeles? Part n, Town Meet
ing, Farm and Home Center, 7
p.m.-9 p.m.
Commercial Vegetable and Berry
Growers Seminar, Days Inn,
Butler. 9 a.m.-4 o.m.
Suffolk
Ewe Sale
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
The Pennsylvania Suffolk
Sheep Association held its 33rd
annual ewe sale on Oct 6 in con
junction here with the Keystone
International Livestock Exposi
tion (KILE).
Champion and high selling ewe
was the first place sale yearling
consigned by Sarah Fitz Patrick,
Wayland, N.Y. The ewe sold for
$650 to Genia Bullock, Harring
ton, Del. The reserve champion
ewe was the second place year
ling, an entry of Frank and Bar
bara Hunter, Cassadaga, N.Y.
Thomas LeFleur, Bunker Hill,
West Virginia paid $475 for this
ewe.
The first place sale ewe lamb
was consigned by Lyn Lee Farms,
State College. Debra Phillips,
Amity, was the buyer at $550.
James Hefner, Lima, Ohio showed
the second place ewe lamb. She
sold it for $5OO to David Kings
borough, Tiffin, Ohio.
The 10 yearling ewes averaged
$437.50 and the 15 ewe lambs had
a $351.33 average. The overall
average on the 25 head was
$385.80.
9.5-24 4 ply $95
11.2- 4 ply $99
12.4- 4 ply $129
14.9- 4 ply $169
14.9- 6 ply $lB2
16.9- 6 ply $215
16.9- 8 ply $284
11.2- 4 ply .*. $129
12.4- 4 ply * $l2O
13.6- 4 ply $135
13.6- 6 ply $l5l
14.9- 4 ply $176
14.9- 6 ply $193
16.9- 6 ply $234
16.9- 6 ply $222
18.4- 6 ply $315
18.4- 8 ply $325
16.9- 8 ply $255
18.4- 6 ply $2BO
18.4- 8 ply $343
13.6- 4 ply $192
13.6- 6 ply $213
15.5- 6 ply $l9B
16.9- 6 ply $3OO
16.9- 8 ply $344
18.4- 6 ply * $291
18.4- 8 ply .*. $315
‘Special Prices
24 Hour farm tire service
Chains on Special
Front Tractor & Wagon Tires.
Permanent Antifreeze $3.30 Gallon
Exide Batteries Low - Low Prices
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1-800-437-4961
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2225 UNION BLVD.
ALLENTOWN, PA 18103
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