jrkwood 4-H
lects Officers
Vt'iUiam Maule, son of Mr.
(1 Mrs. Richard Maule,
.myville H 2, was elected
psident of tlie Knkwood
nmunity 4-II club at a re
it meeting in the Bart-Col
nii School.
I Livestock Auction Market
EVERY TUESDAY
Starting Promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Starting with bulls, steers, heifers, cows, hogs
and calves.
We get top $$ for your Livestock
Give us a pall HI 2-4181
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Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
VINTAGE, PA.
Frank Dussinger, Manager
PUBLIC SALE
HHDAY, APRIL 26,1963
At Tayloria, 5 miles west of Oxford near Pine
rove filtering station, Little Britain Twp., Lane. Co,,
108 Head of HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
45 bred to freshen from July Ist to foil
63 open heifers from 4 month old to breeding age.
i few of these heifers are registered. This is an extra
ne lot of heifers with a lot of type and quality.
X HOLSTEIN BULL 4 BRED SOWS
Health chart with each heifer. Sale at 12:30 P.M,
By HAROLD HOUSEKEEPER
Jersey Bradley, Auct.
[oltwood, Pa. Phone BUtler 4-4204
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, FARM MACHINERY,
LIVESTOCK, PERSONAL PROPERTY
TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1963
at 9:30 A.M. Sharp
In York County, R. D. 1, Hcllam, Penna., on Brack Valley
oad. The undersigned will otter .it pulilicsalc the tollowing
(Ml estate approx. CO acre farm improved with a 9-room
tone house with hath, heated by coal steam Jieat. Also 4-room
imiincr house with bath, coal hot air heat and large basement.
Iso, large barn, corn barn, brooder house, 2-car garage, and
(her outbuildings. Running water in barn and hog pen. Good
l>nng on property, also stream of water running through,
here are 40 acres of good farming ground, balance in pasture
'id woodland. Farm open lor inspection Saturday, April 20
>ul day of sale. Beal estate will, be offered at 2 P.M. Terms
(•% down, balance in 20 days.
Farm Machinery and Personal Property
Massey Harris Super 101 tractor, Massey Harris 22 trac
er with workers, Massey Harris corn planter xvith 3 point
took-np, Int. 13 hoe grain drill, John Deere wire tie baler
Hh 6 boxes of wire, Massey Harris mower 7 ft. cut, land
iller, John Deere two bottom 14 inch plow Xo. 44, 3 section
■mow, disc, cultipacker, side delivery rake, J. D. manure
I'icader, Papec hammermill, corn sheller, pulley, Simplicity
aiden tractor with large motor, two wheel trailer, 2 oil tanks,
-ig hooks, lot of log chains, ext. ladders, sm. air compressor,
Hks, motors, new and used lumber, ton chain hoist, sever
l mils wire, lot of lakes, shovels, forks, picks, work bench,
00l boxes, lot ot sin. tools, garden tools, 1947 GMC farm
"ick, bolts, pipe littings, approx. 7 ton straw, approx. 1 ton
'■'s, also some household goods, livestock consisting of 3 spott
(l Poland China sows bred, 2 Berkshire sows bred, 2
Jerkshire sows with pigs.
Not responsible tor accidents on day of sale.
Refreshments available. Terms: Cash
CHARLES J. HELLER
Owner
|acob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Other officers elected were elected ait the next meeting,
vice president, Lois Johnson, May 14 at 7:30 pm. in the
Quarryville Rl; secretary, Bart-Colerain School. nroiect books, rv ALJ
Gwen Walton, Christiana Rl; At the May 14 meeting Den- Retre&h , ’ ts were served by UrUlHOlfe 4-0
treasurer, Kenneth Rutt, Quar- nis Allen will give a demon- , T R ~ „ I* It n
ryville R 2, news reporter, stration and show a film pro- JJ’' 3 G l^ e * elr - KCOrgaillZeS
Maity Greenleaf, OxLord Rl; vided by the county extension " en> M * B, Maiy B f ‘
song leader, Becky Ferguson, service. llcy oyce ’ a “ 01 I,£um Stephen Maitm, Drumoie
Oxford Rl, and game leader; After adjournment of the " omen society xt>. m, was elected piesident oL
Barbara Maule Quanyville Rl, business meeting, membeis Adult leadeis aie Mis Mar- Die Drumoie conimumtv 4-U
and Mike Hess, Bartville. gatheied in groups according tin Gieenleal. Oxfoid Rl; and c i ub at a reorganization meel
to piojects planned to leceive an( t Mrs. James Martin, ing Tuesdaj night in the Ohest-
Junior leaders and County ]n structions on projects and Christiana Rl. nut Level Chinch house
Council representative will be
12:30 P.M.
18th Northeastern Pa. Breeders' Sale
Tuesday, April 23, 1963
Tunkbannock, Pennsylvania
Location: Sale will be held at the XKPA Artilicial
Co-op. gi omuls at the edge ot Tunkhannock, AVjonnng
Countv« Pa.
Health: All Cattle will be Certitied, T.B. Accredit
cd, Majority C.illhood Vaccinated and eligible to go to
any state; 30 day test, blood and T.li. Mastitis tested and
all inoculated lor Shipping Fever.
Sale starts at 12 noon Lunch Available
Comfortable Tent Catalogs.
50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
All hand Picked by Ralph M. Sands
25 Cows, 3-3 jears, tresh or springing. 13 Bred
Heitors. 10 Heifer Calves These are top calves, suit
able tor 4-H or FFA projects. Hams have iccords to 817
lbs. tat.
The Greatest Gioup exer ollcred at this sale! R.AI.S.
• Several Con s Selling Over 700 Fat.
a Dams Haxe Up to 817 lbs. Fat, 2X.
Ralph M. Samis, Sale Chrm., R. D, 3, Wyoming, Fa.
R. Austin Backus, Inc., Sale Managers, Mexico, X.Y.
AIR. & AIRS. MTU AAM ROBERTS COMPLETE DISPERSAL
MONDAY, APRIL 22
BERXMLLE, PEXXA.
\t the larm located 1 miles south ot Beumlle, Pa. iust oil
Rte. 183. Turn east ott Rte. 183 at Gruber Magon Factory
or where the cement and macada.n roads meet, go 2.2 miles.
Watch lor Signs. Only 12 miles northwest ol Reading, Pa.
r,O REGISTERED HOLSTEIXS (30 Milking Age 8 Bred
Heitors Balance younger heiters)
Herd is Bang’s Certified, T.B. Accred. Call A’acc. Blood &
T.B. tested within 30 daxs. Exam lor Preg. Alastitis tested. Eli
gible lor shipment anywhere.
TOP PRODUCTION SELLS IX THIS HERO!! 5 sell with
tiom 018 to 084 tat, 2\. 3 sell with trout 500 to 541 tat, 2x.
}) sell with trum 401 to 470 lat.
Last herd average 30 head 14,055 M., 482 Fat., 2x!! (Head
ing lor exen higher average this year 30 lbs. ahead in Ist.
0 mos.).
DAUTS. OF FAAIOUS SIRES SELLING!4 sell by C. C.
Imincible, 3 sell by Havssen Hi-Hope, 2 by Lakctield Fond
Delight Fobcs, 4 sell by C. C. Dcen Superb, 3 by Hickory
Creek Aristocrat, 1 by “Ivanhoe”.
ALL ARE BRED TO TOP SIRES!’. 20 bred to Cochran
General, 5 bred to Freeboar Ret sox r ., 0 bred to Rolling Knoll
Dunloggin Master, 1 to Penstate Marksman Ret., 1 to Skokie
Creation.
5 sell just fresh - 3 flue July - 3 due Aug. - (! due Sept. - 10
due Oct. - 7 due Nov. - 3 due Pec.
COMPLETE LINE OF MODERN FARM MACHINERY SELLS
AHEAD OF CATTLE!!!
Includes J.D. Model 3010 Tractor - Farmall Model H
Tractor - John Deere Model Fl3O Mounted - 4 bottom trip
plow (Cover boards) Int. Little Genius 2 bottom pull type
plow on rubber - J. 1). Model 14T. Power take otl baler - J.D.
Semi Mounted side del. Rake - J. D. model N ISO Bu. power
manure spreader - J. D. Fertilizer - Grain & Grass Drill - J. D.
Model 200 two row corn planter - Meyer Combination Mow
er - Hay conditioner .Model OfiO - New Idea Model 501 Hy
draulic Loader - J.D. 10 It. Fertilizer Dist. - Meyer 33’ portable
Elevator - 3 flat wagons - Oliver 8 tt. Tamden Cultipacker -
Oliver 10 ft. Tamden Cultipacker - 0 tt. disc. - 3 Sect. Harrow
- Cultivator - 4 ft. V type snow plow - 7 It. Disc - Tractor
chains - Elec, corn shcller - 3 Surge units & milking Equip. -
Milk cans - Orchard sprayer - 4000 K\V Generator - Heat
Hauser tor Model H tractor - Many other small items.
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO ATTEND THIS COMPLETE
FARM DISPERSAL ON MONDAY, APRIL 32!!!
Sale starts 10:30 A.M. with Machinery. (Lunch will be
served by the Polly anna Club of the Bernville Grange.)
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC. MR. & MRS. WILLIAM ROBERTS
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers Owners,
Mexico, N. Y. ’ Bernville, Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 20, 1963
Other ofhccis elected weie
Robert Giotf, Peach Bottom,
vrce president; John Douts,
Drumore, aecretaiy, Wendell
Martin, Drumore, treasurer;
Everett Kreider, Ji , news re
porter; Paul Trimble, Quarry
ville Rl, song leader; Carol
Aument, Holt wood Rl, and
Thomas Delever, Quarryvill©
Rl, game leaders Thomas De
lever was also elected County
4-H Council representative.
Adult leaders reelected by
the club weie Riohaid Defever,
Daniel Tumble, and J. Ever
ett Kieider, all of Quarryville
Rl.
Speaker of the evening was
Glenn Yodei, district manager
ot seed and feitihzer sales for
the Pennsylvania Farm Buieau
Coopeiative in the eastern part
ot the state His subject was
basic cultiual piactices and
pnncipals m corn production.
“Keep on the panic button,”
is a cardinal rule foi safe, ea<?>,
efficient movement of cattle, ac
cording to Livestock Conserva
tion, Inc This suggestion is
based on the observed fact it hat
cattle will instinctively avoid
bunching and other bruise
damaging situations, if the
driver avoids exciting the ani
mals and permits them to
“think”.
Since 1935 . . .
Your Dependable
SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
MOW fast -
... keep cool!
4 ft. and 3 ft. rotary mowers
also reel and sickle mowers.
Cut grass and weeds up to
4 mph. Your work’s easier
with Economy Tractor. Five
models, 12" to 19" frame
clearance . . . automotive
clutch, transmission, differ
ential ... no belts.
21 quick-change attachments
for lawn care, snow removal,
field and woodland work.
Get a free demonstration:
2 & 4 wheel
garden tractors
Also used tillers, mowers,
L. H. Brubaker
330 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster
R. I). S, Lititz
Phono Lancaster 397-5179
htrasburg 687-3179
Lititz 626-7766
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