14—Lancaster Farming, Friday, November 18, 1955
ABC Sale Gross
$2,114 to Ce.rebral
Palsy Funds
g A gross of $2,114 was reported
£by the Lancaster Chanter of the
.American Business Club in their
Hiuction Saturday at the Lampeter
TSales Barn Proceeds go toward
(the club’s cerebral palsy fund.
Around 600 people lined the
islands, while Auctioneers Clyde
Smith and Stanley H Dieter—
who donated their services—
(disposed of scores of items
Clerks were Joseph Moss, Mr
and Mrs Merrill Hassel assisted
iby other ABC members and XYZ
Auxiliary members Project
(chairmen were Marlin Albright
and Clarence Pontz.
■ Among items sold were a
-mu'sket for $l2 50, wrist watches,
‘sls each; 200 concrete blocks,
$3O, fan type air conditioners,
$l4, and suits, $l5 and $2O
65-ACRE FARM $4,220
* Richard Burkhart, living near
Adamstown, purchased a 65-acie
farm on Route 897 between
Swartzville and Fivepomtville for
$4,220 this weekend
old saw.
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during our big
record-breaking,.
history-making
Saw Sellabration.
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Ag College Near
Top Enrollment
Even though the College of
Agriculture at the Pennsylvania
State University now has the larg
est enrollment in its 100-year his
tory with 1,277 men and women
listed, it is not yet in a position
to meet half of the demands for
trained personnel. This was point
ed out by Dr Russell B Dicker
son, director of resident instruc
tion, as he sui'’eyed the 500 dif
ferent jobs and professions with
in modern agriculture and allied
industries
In addition to the 1,277 under
graduates in the 4-year program
there are 239 graduate students,
compared to 219 a year ago, re
flecting the trends for more
specialized training In the vari
ous fields Dr Dickerson said the
addition of a new curriculum in
conservation brings to 19 the
number of curnculums within
the College of Agriculture, all
designed to meet demands for
trained personnel.
Because of the growing needs
for college-trained men and wom
en throughout the nation, plans
are under way within the College
of Agriculture to attract more
high school students into these
new jobs opportunities, many of
which did mot exist a few vears
ago, Dr. Dickerson said. These
plans are starting with an em
phasis on providing vocational
guidance leaders with facts on
the vast list of careers within ag
riculture, over and above actual
farming or ranching, he said
new saw,
Scoring a top of $165, twenty
five head of Ayrshire heifers sold
m the auction held by the widow
of* E. K- Buckwalter, Lampeter
Bead.
1 Mr. Buckwalter, who died re
cently, served as' chairman of the
Lancaster County Ayrshire Breed
ers association sales committee
the past 12 years
'i/Pwenty-fivo tons of ear corn
sold at $35 a ton; 82 Vs cents a
bushel was paid for oats; straw
brought $24 a ton; mixed hay
$2B 50 and 3,500 laths of tobacco
went at 20 cems a lath.
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National Association of Tele
vision Producers is! drawing up a
node of ethic's to assure that the
'•viewing public receives the
proper type of shows,” accord
ing to an organization spokes
tnan.
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Three Victrolas Sell
In Alice Hoover Sale
Victrolas sold at $3B. $5O and
$55 in the auction held toy Alice
Z Hoover Saturday between The
Willows and iStrasburg, with Ab
ram iDiffenbajch and Charles Bach
man as auctioneers.
'Other items andjpraces includ
ed. comfort covers S 8 and $lO 50,
sleigb bells $26, settee $75, desk
$65, Empire Bureau $27, gun $25,
chest of drawers $56. six old-fash
ioned chairs $l9, toilet sets $ll
Ito $26, table $2B, antique wine
(bottle $26, table cover $l9, salt
and -pepper shakers $lO.
Among two-farms near Swartz
lle sold Saturday, one, a 63-acre
ace owned by Jennie Kramer,
ild to Benjamin Hoover RD Den
>r, for slo,ooo.'Auctioneer was
H- Leid, Denver.
DUCKS $l.BO, PIGS $54
Ducks at £l.BO each and a 300-
pig. at $54 highlighted the pub
; auction of Norman W. Mart
-11 between Cocalico and Blains
>rt. Corn sold at $35 a ton, a
anure spreader at $265 50, trac
r, $705, hammer mill $6l, wa
in $lO5, side delivery rake $l6O,
•ass mower $ll, bale boxes $l7
id $5l, Frank Snyder cried the
18 Joshua L. Stoltzfus, Vz mi.
south of Morgantown. Livestock.
2:00 noon.
18 J K Garman Est, Eliza
bethtown, bank stock, 7:30 p. m
19 Penrose Sandres, Shells
ville, stock and implements.
19 Esther McKonly estate.
Real estate, antiques, household
furnishings. 131 Lampeter road,
Lancaster. 12:00 noon.
19 J. Monroe Danner &~Son,
Keystone Holstein Sales Barn, Mt
Joy, registered Holsteins, Guern
sey dispersal 12.30 p m
-19 3rd annual Conewago
Community Chorus sale, Beverly
Twin Market, near Elizabethtown
Furniture, hardware, toys, dry
goods, poultry, farm implements,
livestock, 11 a- m.
19 Nellie Humphreville, Lea
cock, opposite Bard’s Hardware-
Personal property, household
goods, 12.30 p m.
19 Alfred Spotts, 2 mi.
north White Horse (road from
Mt. Airy to Cambridge), personal
property, Ip.-
19 Jacob J- Hawk, road lead
ing from Rt. 23 (at Poole Forge)
to Mt- Top (Rt- 322), real estate,
personal property, 1:30 p- m.
22 S. H Yocum, 1 mi. south
of Elm, on road to Manheim Lit
itz Pk-, personal property, house
hold goods, 12 noon.
22 Bertha M- Herr Estate,
43-45 W. New St, Lancaster 2%
story brick house, 2 p- m.
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Creamy white Shorthorn; black Angus; rich red and white Hereford prospective champioi
•ade past the judge. Exhibitors do their best to show their entries the best. Throngs jam '
tehnes, none envying Boyd Widdle as he makes his decisions. Such is the scene one found
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63 ACRES. $lO,OOO
LANCASTER COUNTY
Sales Dates
NOVEMBER
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JOBLESS PAYMENTS
HARRISBURG Continued
claims for unemployment com
pensation benefits dropped six
percent to a total of 96,647 for
the week ended October 14,
marking the fust time in nearly
twn years that the weekly volume
has fallen below 100,000, Secre
tary of Labor and Industry John
R Torquato reported today. New
claims for unemployment com
pensation benefits decreased 16
per cent to a total of 17,091 for
the reported week. There were
15,356 checks totaling $1,962,056
in regular benefits issued' to eli
gible unemployed workers during
the week.
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SPECIAL FALL
| TRACTOR BARGAINS
RECONDITIONED
Massey Harris 44 Diesel Tractor
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Cope & Weaver Co.
Willow Street, Pa.
'Phone Lancaster 32824
VINTAGE
LIVESTOCK
AUCTION
Sales Every Tuesday
Night at 6:00
ALL TYPES OF LIVESTOCK!
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DEITER
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Auctioneer
and
Appraiser
PH. LANCASTER
4-1796
. Phone Gat;
67R3