14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 9, 1963 Sale Register Thursday, November 14, 1963 at 10930 AM. PuiMic Sale of Dairy Cattle and Faria Machinery along road from Homeville bo RimsaeaviUe, 2 miles west of Russelville, Upper Osjfond township, Chester Co., Penna. Tertns Vy Claude and Marie Comer. Sbriday, Novemlber 15, 196*3 at 12 P. M. Public Sale of Dairy Cattle and milk house equip ment just north of Quarry- Tille off Route 222, Provi dence Twp., Lancaster, Co. Terms by Samuel S. and Le vin! a Stoltzfus. Saturday, Nov. 16, 196’3 at 1- PJM. Public Sale of Dairy Cattle located 1 mile north west of Pleasant Grove, along road from Pleasant Grove to Peach Bottom, 3 miles south of Penn Hill off Route 222, Fulton Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. Terms by John C Long. Education Strengthens the Nation - t j7isit lY'ou r,Spbogl s PUBLIC SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE and Milk House equipment just north of Quarryville off Route 322, Providence Twp., Lancas ter 00. FRI., NOV. 15/ 1963 13 P.M. 50 HEAD OF REGISTERED AND GRADE HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE, 37 Heal milk cows, balance are heifers of all stages, 50% of herd registered animals. 22 HEAD CALVED THIS FALL 15 yrs, of S.P.A.B.C. breeding. Health Charts day of sale. This is a good milking herd. 586 GAL. MAJOUNIER VACUUM GBIMM APPROVED MILK TANK. EXCELLENT CONDITION. St unit DeLaval milker, 4 unit pump, 2 stainless steel carry ing buckets, stainless steel strainer and adapter, double stainless steel tubs, 50- gal. pressure hot water heater, milk houset hww, ’thermostat controlled, hand wash bowl, and bucket rack. Milk bouse equipment will be sold first. SAMUEL S.' and LEVINIA STOLTZPUS Kreider A Biller, Aucts. • Farm Calendar (Continued from Page 11 g ,p im iSotomco Young' Nov. 12 7:30 p.m. Pfo- 'Farmers meet in the Solanco dnotion Credit annual meet- Hig . h Subject, Bank ing in Annville-Cleona High ing and credit. School, Wbeinoa 00. Nov> 15 _ nl\ day _ 4-H 7:m p.m. - Gwden Spot at the Farm Young Farmew meet In the , d SS- Wh ‘?J ®.«. - -County Guernsey (Subject Dairy Feeding and at the Spanish Ta- Management of the Calf. vera> Quapryvi]le . Nov. 12-14 State CSonven- 7:30 , VJm . County 4-H tion of Soil and Water Con- Council square dance at serration Dfetrtct Dlrfcc- Fjiran at CT yde Wivellr Col tors at Mt. Summit, near umibia Rl. All 4 J H members Union town, Fayette Coun- iari t©d ty Nov. 14 6:30 p.m. 4-H horse show at the Farm Show building, Harrisburg. 7:30 p.m. •? Manheim Young Farmers meet in tJhe Manheim Central High Sch ool Subject Farm Manage P. B. GUERNSEY DISPERSAL Paul E. Spicer, New Oxford, Pa. R#2, Owner THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 14, 1068 At the farm located on Bt. 394, ?£ mi. W. of New Chester which is 4 mi. N. of New Oxford. New Oxford is 10 mi. K. of Gettysburg, Pa. on Rt. 30. ' 12:00 Noon Dairy Equipment 375 gal. tank, 4 milk machines, stainless wash tubs, palls, strainer, etc. 12:30 Noon Cattle Lunch Available. 3 BULLS 45 COWS 12 BRED & 32 OPEN HEIFERS! T.B. & Bang’s Accred. Vaccinated Dehorned. DMA Average 10460# M 501# P-(ave. test 4.8%) 11 fresh in Sept, and Oct. 11 due in Nov. 14 due in Dec. One of the highest production sales we have ever had. Twenty-two cows in sale with records over 10,000 lbs. milk. Majority of these with 11,000 up to 13,000 lbs. Good cow families. Primarily popular “Lauxmont” blood. Sires and service sires out of dams with records up to 20,000 lbs. milk. Dot 1 in sale bom: 11/23/61, a son'of “Maxim of McDonald Farms” out of a cow Classified, Excellent 3x, with high re cords. The herd must be sold, it is your chance to get the best which has been developed over the years thru skill and hard work. SALE MANAGED BY; THE PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN. P. O. BOX 458 CAMP MED, PA. 17011 PUBLIC SALE Of STOCK, IMPLEMENTS and HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wednesday, November 20,1963, On the premises located 11/?I 1 /? miles West of Maytown. 13 head of purebred, certified, accredited Holstein Cows and Heifers, recently tested; Health Charts will be furnished at sale. Two Farmall “H" Tractors; Allis Chalmers “B” Tractor with Disk Plow, Cultivator, Mounted Tobacco Planter; heat housing; cultivator for Farmall “H” Tractor; V-type 7 ft. grass mower; New Holland P.T.O. Baler; New Idea Manure Spreader No. 17, 14-disk Ontario Grain and Fertilizer Tractor Drill; Baler, Spreader and Grain Drill are like new; New Idea Manure Loader No. 50; Allis Chalmers Combine with motor; Allis Chalmers Harvester; two rubber-tire wagons with bed and sideboards; three tobacco uagons and 20 ft. ladders, one on rubber; one 34 ft. tobacco ladder; Smoker Elevator with motor and com chute; hay flats; Hammermill; two Little Genius Pious; 500 gal. water tank; S-section spring harrow; spike harrow; land roller; J. D. Disk Harrow; double soil pulverizer; com planter; two-hole com sheller with motor; potato plow; hook plow.; saw buck and saw; iron troughs; range shelters; feed house; air compressor; P.T.O. Grass Seed er; drill press; emory wheel; grindstone; bench vice; fence stretcher and chains; platform scales; Minnich Tobacco Press; tobacco shears and spears; 7500 tobacco lath; heavy and light block and falls; tools; forks; shovels; log, cow, and other chains; double set of driving harness; horse collars; sleigh bells; com, hay and straw by the ton; metal chicken nests; chicken crates; 2 Surge Milking Units; pump and piping for 14 cows; 4-can Kelvinator Milk Cooler; twelve 85 lb. milk cans; wash tub; bam fan; rubber-tire feed" cart; butcher tools: HOUSEHOLD GOODS Oak bedroom suite; bureaus; wardrobes; studio conch; Singer drop-head Sewing Machine; 9x12 rugs and pads; six-leg drop-leaf table; chairs; rocking chairs; kitchen chairs; blanket chests; cherry chest of drawers with white knobs and key holes; radio; -copper kettle; copper wash boilers; - iron kettle; quilting frame; coal oil lamps; bedding; silverware; dishes; cooking utensils; meat sheer; empty jars, crocks and jugs; porch chairs; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.— Sale to start at 12 o’clock Noon, when conditions will be made known by Fred Nangle, Pedigrees Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers S. Kraybill & P. Miller, Clerks Refreshments will be served by the Ladies from Belch's Church. in ©n't. 7:30 p.m. Produ'ctlon Credit annual meeting in the Bl'izabettfwille High School. Nov. 16 9 a.m. Hore tford calf drawing for 4-H -club members in the New. Holland. Sales Stable®. Nov. 16-21 Eastern Live stock Exposition, Timonluim, Md. To Be Held Located 1 mile northwest o£ Pleasant Grove, alon; road form Pleasant Grove to Peach Bottom, 3 mil south of Penn Hill off Route 222, Fulton Twp., Lan caster Co., Penna. 39 Head of Grade and Registered Holsteins, 1 Registered Cows (5 Canadian), 20 cows have freshenei this fall, 6 due in Nov. and Dec.; 3 heifers, one dm New Years, 2 others later; 5 years of Artificial breed ing, charts issued day of sale; 3 Surge milker unit (good); 100 ft, trench of silage; 2,000 bales of Alfalfi hay, crimped and no rain. Kreider & Diller, Aucts. PUBLIC SALE Of DAIRY CATTLE AND FARM MACHINERY Along road from Homeville to Russelville, 2 mile west of Russelville, Upper Oxford township, Cheste Co., Penna. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 40 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 28 Cows, 11 Heifers, 1 Bull. Charts issued day o sale, Curtis Candy and S. P. A. B. C. Sires. 3 TRACTORS Oliver 88 Diesel, John. Deere Model B, Allis Chalmers IV with Cultivator, Oliver 2-Bottom 14-Inch Plow, John J)c« Offset Disc, Brilhon 12-ft. Double Gultipacker, Spriugtoot Harrow, I.H.C. Cornplanter with Fiberglass Fertilizer Hopper 10-Ft. Easyflow Fertilizer Drill, Oliver 16-Disc Grain Dnl 16-ft. Grain Elevator, 28-Ft. Little Giant Elevator, Mnssc Harris Mower, Ferguson 3-Pt. Hayrake (6 Bar), Oliver P.LC No. 50 Baler, New Idea No. 10 Cornpicker, New Idea Manm Spreader, John Deere Chopper and Blower, 4 Wagons, ( Silage, 1 Grain, 1 Flat), P.T.O. Combinder, Plow Paekei I. Ensilage Cutter, 2 Weed Sprayers (1 Trailer, 1 Moubl ed), Wagon IJnloader, 2 False Frants, Cornsheller, 2 Seed So" ers, Weed Controllers, 28-Inch Tractor Chains, 2 Cylinders ft Oliver 88, Air Compressor, Belt, Barn Fan, Bags, Forks, Snoi ols and many other articles too numerous to mention. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 4-Unit Universal Vacuum Pump (used 1 year), DeLav< Vacuum Pump, 4 Seamless Surge Milkers, 32 Milk Cans, Milk Coolers (12 Can, 4 Can), 2 Strainers, 2 Buckets, Sdas ‘Cart, Jamesway Feed Cart, Electric Can Hoist, Acorn Biff Cleaner for 3 rows with Stainless Steel Cable (approxim*" 190 feet), Stainless Steel Wash' Tubs. Silage by the Foot Approx. 8,000 Bales of H»y, 1500 of Straw (Both by the To" HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Gas Cook Stoves, 1 Coal Heater, Buffet, Desk," Upright Piano, Electrolux Cleaner, Dining Room Suite, Know Set, 2 Cabinet Radios, Chairs. “ CLEAN SWEEP FARM HAS BEEN SOLD Sale at 10:30 A.M. Lunch by Russelville Grange. Terms by CLAUDE AND MARIE COMEI Auctioneers: J. Everett Kreider, BU 4-4517 Carl Diller, ST 6-2712 . .... ....... - 4 ■ ' ■ ' —r RAY BURRIS SPECIAL STOCKER & FEEDER SALE Ot VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC. Paradise, Pa. on Saturday Afternoon, November 9, 1:00 P.M, Weights of rattle ranging from 400 lbs. to 900 lbs. Kenneth. E. Hershey, Mgr. PUBLIC SALE DAIRY CATTLE Saturday, November 16, 1963 Of 1:00 P.M. Terms by JOHN C. LON