■Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 12, 2003
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Where Were You?
Where were you on July 20, 1969 7 Two men, Neil
Armstrong and Edwin Aldrm Jr., were walking cm
the surface of the Moon President Richard M
iment of national pride, proclaimed
moment since Creation The Apollo
had answered President John F
earlier State of the Union chal
-1961, to safely send a person to the
and back before the end of the
le. In the next Apollo landing
ivember 1969), Charles “Pete”
,'onrad Jr referred to Neil
Armstrong’s statement, “That’s
one small step for [a] man, one
giant leap for mankind,” by say
ing, “Man, that may have been a
small step for Neil, but that’s a
long one for me ”
We came in peace for all mankind.
-•polio 11 plaque left on Moon
■3- Keep clothing sizes and other statistics in your wallet or
address book for quick access.
Sweet Coleslaw
4cups shredded cabbage dients and
t medium carrot, shredded pour over
1 tablespoon prepared the cab
bage
4 teaspoons sweet carrot;
pickle stir
1/4 cup mayonnaise Refrigerate
1 to 2 tablespoons sugar until ready
Mix together cabbage 10 serve - Good with barbe
and carrot Combine cued meats
the remaining ingre- Makes 5 servings.
Morrison’s Cove
Livestock
Martinsburg, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
July 7,2003
CATTLE: 77 HEAD.
STEERS: CHOICE 72.50-76.00.
GOOD 64.00-68.00.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 71.00-74.00,
GOOD 61.00-66.00.
COWS: UTILITY AND COMMER
CIAL 41.00-49.00, CANNER AND LOW
CUTTER 25.00-40.00.
BULLOCKS: GOOD & CHOICE
52.00-
BULLS: YG+NI,4B.OO-55.00.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS
61.00- BULLS 55.00-70.00; HEIF
ERS 55.00-75.00.
CALVES: 135 HEAD. CHOICE AND
GOOD 85.00-105.00, GOOD 75.00-85.00,
STANDARD 22.00-50.00; HOLSTEIN
BEAT THE HEAT
Due To Low Milk Prices
Special Financing Available
52” Coolair Poultry Fan 26,000 CFM
52” Coolair Dairy Fan 29,000 CFM
54” Coolair Greenhouse Fan 30,000 CFM
52” and 36” 6-Paddle Fans
Lots of Other Fans Available - Portable or Stationary
52” Fan: 26,396 CFM @ 401 RPM
Very Quiet Because of its Bearing Design,
Electric & Hydraulic Motors In Stock Lineshaft Kits Available
„ 343 Christiana Pike
rgetown Christiana, PA 17509
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YDRAUUCS
piliii^eo:
Bastille Day, July 14
BULLS 90-130 LBS. 80.00-120.00, HOL
STEIN HEIFERS 90-130 LBS.
75.00-275.00.
HOGS: 97. US+NI-2, 44.00-45.50; US
+N 1-3,40.00-42.00.
SOWS: US +NI-3 15.00-32.00.
BOARS: 7.50-26.50.
FEEDER PIGS: 40 HEAD. US +NI-3
20-50 LBS. 10.00-23.00.
SHEEP: 41 HEAD. CHOICE LAMBS
100.00- GOOD LAMBS
90.00- SL. EWES 25.00-40.00
GOATS: 45.00-80.00 EACH.
Lebanon Valley
Livestock
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Report Supplied By PDA
July 1,2003
SALE NOT REPORTED JULY 8,
2003!
Excellent For Tunnel Ventilation
OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER
PROVERBS
4m>
Beware of an
oak, it draws
the stroke
(lightning);
avoid an ash,
it counts the
flash.
Corn fodder
dry and crisp
indicates fair
weather; hut
damp and
limp, rain.
Outwit Garden
Pests!
For our Guide to
Besting Bugs and
Combating Critters
in the Garden chart
send $3 to The Old
Farmer's Almanac
Dept BB P 0 Box
520, Dublin NH
03444, call 800 R 95
9265 ext 220, or
visit
com/go/wufo3o7b.
Answering Service
1-610-593-2753
Carlisle Livestock
Carlisle, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, July 8,2003
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: STEERS
HIGH CHOICE AND PRIME
79.50-81.50, CHOICE 1080-1550 LBS.
76.75-79.25, SELECT AND LOW
CHOICE 975-1485 LBS. 67.75-76.25,
HOLSTEINS 1100-1575 LBS. CHOICE
65.00-68.25, SELECT AND LOW
CHOICE 56.75-64.50.
HEIFERS; CHOICE 1100-1405 LBS.
76.50-77.75, SELECT AND LOW
CHOICE 975-1385 LBS. 72.00-76.25,
COUPLE RETURNED TO FEED
62.00-71.00.
COWS: BREAKERS, NONE OF
FERED, LEAN 36.00-44.75, BIG MID
DLE, LOW DRESSING. LIGHTS
33.00- SHELLY 32.00 AND
DOWN.
BULLS: HEREFORD 2180 LBS. 47.25,
JERSEY 1085 LBS. 52.25.
FEEDER CATTLE: FEEDER
STEERS, HOLSTEINS, DAIRY TYPES
350-550 LBS. 40.00-56.00; FEEDER
HEIFERS 750-975 LBS. 59.00-66.00.
CALVES: RETURNING TO THE
FARM, HOLSTEIN BULLS +NI 95-125
LBS. MOSTLY 125.00-134.00; HOL
STEIN BULLS +NI 80-90 LBS.
100.00- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
+NI9O-125 LBS. 360.00-400.00.
SWINE: HOGS US+NI-3 225-285
LBS. 40.00-42.50, 290-380 LBS.
34.50-35.50; SOWS US+NI-3 380-400
LBS. 28.00-30.00; FEEDER PIGS BY
THE LB. 15-22 LBS. 95.00-160.00, 30-60
LBS. 75.00-105.00.
GOATS: BY THE HEAD, LARGE
NANNIES 47.00-85.00, FANCY KIDS
55.00- FLESHY KIDS 35.00-54.00,
SMALL, THIN 12.00-34.00.
Free Enterprise...
PA LIVESTOCK AUCTION ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
'Belleville Livestock
Market, Inc.
570-935-2146
Belleville
Dewart Livestock
Market, Inc.
570-538-9835
Dewart
Eighty-Four
Auction Sales, Inc.
412-222-9965
Eighty-Four
Middleburg
Auction Sales, Inc.
570-837-2222
Middleburg
LAMBS: GOOD AND CHOICE
80-100 LBS. 104.00-110.00, 100-130 LBS.
89.00-106.00.
SALE EVERY TUES. 5 P.M. FOR
RABBITS, POULTRY, EGGS, 6 P.M.
FOR LIVESTOCK, StARTING WITH
CALVES; SPECIAL FED CATTLE
SALE TUES., JULY 22; STATE GRAD
ED FEEDER PIG SALE FRL, JULY 18,
RECEIVING 7:30 A.M.-10:30 A.M.,
SALE 1 P.M.; RED CARPET HORSE
AND TACK SALE SAT., JULY 18.
Small Animal Sale
July 8,2003
RABBITS AND BUNNIES .50-5.75,
CHICKENS 1.35-4.30.
BANTIES .50-1.25.
PIGEONS 1.25-3.75.
PHEASANTS 15.00.
GUINEA PIGS 1.50-7.00.
TURKEYS 6.00-10.00.
ANIMALS SOLD BY THE HEAD,
SALE STARTS 5 P.M.
Dewart Livestock
Dewart, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Monday, July 7,2003
STEERS: 50.00-69.50.
HEIFERS: 50.00-74.25.
GOOD COWS: 40.00-50.50.
CANNERS AND CUTTERS
30.00-40.00.
BULLS: 50.00-61.75.
VEAL: 90-190 LBS. 100.00-440.00;
70-90 LBS. 60.00-100.00.
HOGS: 43.00-45.00.
SOWS: NONE.
FEEDER PIGS: 1 AT 42.00.
Two words that business people
around the world take very
seriously. Members of the
Pennsylvania Livestock Auction
Association take free enterprise
Very seriously too. T|iey realizp
that producers have a choice when
it comes time to buy and sell
livestock and they are dedicated to
making sure that producers can
take advantage of the free
enterprise system in the best way
possible... at the local auction market.
Pennsylvania livestock markets
strive to provide you with the
kind of service you deserve as a
business person and a friend. You
can be assured that the honesty,
integrity and solid marketing
fundamentals found at your local
market will ensure nothing less
than the true market value for
your livestock.
New Holland Sales
Stables, Inc.
717-354-4341
New Holland
Pennsylvania Livestock New Wilmington Livestock
Auction, Inc. Auction, Inc.
412-627-9585 412-946-2921
Waynesburg New Wilmington
Greencastle Livestock
Market, Inc.
717-597-2171
Greencastle
Kling’s Auctions
717-789-3883
Landisburg, PA
Leesport Farmers
Market, Inc.
610-926-1307
Leesport
New Holland Dairy Sale
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied by Auction
Wednesday, July 9,2003
129 DAIRY COWS. 171 HEIFERS, 11
BULLS. MARKET STEADY.
LOCAL FRESH
525.00- 1 AT 1675.00.
LOCAL SPRINGERS 575.00-1450.00
BETTER FRESH COWS
1525.00-
LARGE HEIFERS 1460.00-1525.00.
SHORT BRED HEIFERS
600.00-
OPEN BREDDING AGE HEIFERS
875.00-
BULLS 435.00-660.00, PUREBREDS
510.00-
UPSTATE LOADS FRESH
675.00-
FRESH HEIFERS 585.00-1385.00.
REGISTERED HEIFERS
1250.00-
SMALL HEIFERS 835.00-1385.00.
SMALL OPEN HEIFERS
710.00-
SMALLER OPEN HEIFERS
285.00-
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied by Auction
Monday, July 7,2003
223 HEAD, MARKET STEADY.
WORK HORSES 585.00-1325.00.
DRIVING HORSES 485.00-875.00, 1
AT 1675.00.
RIDING HORSES 335.00-1325.00.
REGISTERED RIDING
710.00-
BETTER RIDING 1360.00-1435.00, 1
AT 2100.00.
PONIES 135.00-410.00.
LARGE PONIES 475.00-625.00, FEW
800.00-
COLTS 150.00-235.00.
REGISTERED COLTS 1 AT 535.00.
Mercer Livestock
Auction, Inc.
412-662-2910
Mercer
Union City
Livestock' Auction
814-438-3481
Union City
Valley Stockyards, Inc.
570-888-9333
Athens
Meadville Livestock
Auction
814-763-2240
Conneautville
COWS