Marshall. Feeder Cattle Association Sale
1600 Head Feeder Calves
State Graded and Weighed
Angus Hereford Shorthorn
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7:00 P.M.
Attn. 4-H and FFA Members
High Quality Pen Show 4 P.M.
Show calves will be sold individually
FAUQUIER LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE
Marshall, Virginia AC 703-364-4861
1966 SPECIAL CATTLE SALES
Abingdon Livestock Market, Inc.
ABINDGON, VA. PHONE 628-3551
Sale Every Thursday All Classes of Livestock
500-1000 lb. Native Steers Heifer Calves
3rd Hereford STEER Sale 2682" Tues., OCT. 4—l p.m.
Ist Tri-State CALF Sale 2105' Tues., OCT. 11—1 p.m.
State Feeder CALF Sale 1457- Tues., OCT. 18—7 p.m.
Angus COW Sale 500* Fri., OCT. 21—7 p.m.
Sponsored by Virginia Angus Association
4th Hereford STEER Sale 1666"
2nd Tri-State CALF Sale 859 !
Hereford COW Sale 500
Sponsored by Virginia Hereford Association
Tozewell Livestock Market, Inc.
TAZEWELL, VA. PHONE 982-9921
Sale Every Monday All Classes of Livestock
Feeder STEER Sale 1000
Clinch Val. Fdr. CALF Sale 750 s
State Feeder CALF Sale 500'
PLEASE NOTE: On all sales (at both markets) scheduled for
1 p.m. cattle will be weighed-in the DAY BEFORE SALE.
On all sales (at both markets) scheduled for 7 p.m. cattle
will be weighed-in and SOLD SAME DAY.
Indicates No. Head 1965 Sales, Officially Graded Sales.
FOR** ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WRITE-OR CALL
Abingdon Livestock Market, Inc.
A FEDERALLY SUPERVISED MARKET
ABINGDON, VA. PHONE 628-3551
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FERTILE
LIMESTONE SOIL FARM
Approx. 103 Acres
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966
Located in Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., Pal, '2
imies east of Lititz Borough by way, of East Main St.,
Lititz, Pa. ' .
Farm consists of Approximately 103, Acres Fertile
Limestone Soil. Erected thereon a Stone House with
8 rooms and tenant house attached with 5 rooms and
Bath. Also extra storage areas. Large Barn with stan
chions - and feeding stables, large tobacco shed and
other buildings.
Ground is suitable for commercial or building
Purposes with some railroad frontage, also approxi
mately 2506“ ft. road frontage, including East Main St.
road and Newport Road.
CHRISTIAN W. GROFF and
ri ELLA J, GROFF
Elmer M. Murry.- Auctioneer - 626-5244
Gwen Hirshey - Attorney ’
Auctioneers Note: You will want to see this farm.
A-farm*of this size and quality are rarely offered for
sale. Farm can be inspected any time. For information
contact auctioneer or owner.
of
2:00 P.M.
Sale By Owners
Tues., OCT. 25—1 p.m.
Tues., NOV. I—7 p.m.
Wed., NOV. 9—l p.m.
Wed., OCT. 5—7 p.m.
Wed., OCT. 12—7 p.m.
Wed., OCT 19—1 p.m.
Solanco FFA Champion Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1, 1966—23
Steer Brings 70c At ——
Sole; Top Hogs, 40c ? ar !i s 00d t ‘^ ark l for 540 ve * Ephroto Dairy Show
' K hundredweight. The pen of iT. r , 7 w
As the Solanco Fair closed totaled 435 pounds and ”OlSfein tIOSS Won
last Friday night, 21 FFA brought $174. By TWO FFA Boys
steers and 20 fat market hogs Parhe Sollenberger’s 460- „, , . , _ . . . .
were put on the block. Pound reserve champion pair championships
inM . A .of Yorkshires went to S. W. Ephrata Fair junior dairy
The 1080-pound Angus FFA Hippey Willow Street for $34 show last Frida y night went to
champion exhibited and con- per hundredweight or $156 two membei 's of the Cloister
signed by William Frey, Quar- ten g af ’ FFA h ' Future Farmers of America
ryville R 2, was knocked down ave raged $139 29 Chapter
to Ferguson and Hassler for Auctioneer for the sale was
70 cents per pound, or a to- Kersey Bradley, with Richard
tal oi $750. B Lefever of Quarryville Rl
The reserve FFA champion, announcing the hog sale, and
an 1145-pound Hereford owned **• Richards Wood, Solanco
by Donald Swinehart of Quar- Hl S h School vwg teacher, an
ryville Rl, was bought by the nouncing the steer sale
Vintage Sales Co. for 31 cents
per pound, or $354.95.
The steers averaged $322.02.
The champion pen of hogs
consigned by Jay Hastings,
Kirkwood Rl, went to Bow-
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA CATTLEMEN OFFER
7300 FEEDER CALVES
1600 ANGUS FEEDER CALVES 30 MILE RADIUS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 7:00 P.M.
DUBLIN, VA. 900 ANGUS FEEDER CALVES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 7:00 P.M.
WYTHEVILLE, VA. 700 ANGUS FEEDER CALVES
5700 FEEDER CALVES 80 MILE RADIUS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 7:00 P.M. EST !
ABINGDON, VA. 1500 CALVES
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 1:00 P.M.
TAZEWELL, VA.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 7:00 PJ!H.
DUBLIN, VA.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 1:00 P.M,
GALAX, VA. 500 CALVES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2(1 . - -7:00 P.-M.
WYTHEVILLE, VA. 1000 HEREFORDS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 4:00 P.M. EST
JONESVILLE, VA. 700 CALVES
"EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME FOR ALL SALES EXCEPT
ABINGDON AND JONESVILLE, VA.
CATTLE GRADED BY VIRGINIA DIVISION OF MARKETS
SOLD IN UNIFORM LOTS
WILL MEET INTERSTATE SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS
VIRGINIA BEEF CATTLE ASSOCIATION SALES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
DUBLIN FEEDER CATTLE ASSOCIATION
159 4th. St. N. W.
PULASKI, VIRGINIA 24301
TELEPHONE - PULASKI 2-5631
PUBLIC SALE
CONESTOGA TOWNSHIP FARM
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8,1966
The JOHN A. STONER FARM, Approximately 115 Acres
on Stone Hill Road, about half-way between Conestoga and
Rock Hill.
FARM HOUSE
Frame Barn with Dairy Stable, Milk House
and Other Outbuildings, Meadow, Springs,
Long Road Frontages.
ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY
Refrigerator, Frigidaire Deep Freeze, 8-Day Clock, Kitchen
Utensils, 2 Bedroom Suites, Single Bed, Chairs, High Chair,
Night'Stand, Library Table, Stove, Utility Cart, Buffet, Side
board, Mirror, 9x12 Rug, China Closet, 2 Tables, Radio, Treadle
Sewing Machine, Living Room Suite, Silverware, Wash Machine,
Etc., Etc.
ANTIQUES
, 6 Plank Bottom Chairs, Curved Seat Rocking Chair, Butter
, Churn, Cherry Drop Leaf Table, Spool Bed, Old Fashioned
Bureau, Chests, Grain Cradle, Buggy, Iron Horse, Wooden
Rake, Chiffonier, Old Dishes and Crocks, Roll Top Desk, Small
Pot-Bellied Stove, Wood Box.
TOOLS
Carpenter Tools, Pipe Wrenches, Vise, Miscellaneous Lum
ber, Rope and Pulleys, Trussels, Scythe, Approximately 12
Sail®? 'Peach Bottom Slate (12x20), Bushel Crates, Berry
Boxes, "Power and Push Mowers, Etc., Etc.
GUNS
. 30 : 30 Savage Lever Action; 12 Guage Single Barrel; 22
Stevens Pump.
Sale to be held on Saturday, October 8, 1986, at 10:00
o’clock A.M. on the said Farm. Real Estate at 2:00 P.M. For
inspection of farm before sale, call the ’administrator at 872-
5159. ' i *
JOHN H. STONER
Administrator, Estate of John A. Stoner, Dec’d.
Arnold, Bricker, Beyer & Barnes, Attorneys
J. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
Carl.Diller - 392-5235
Auctioneers
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Some Gove Up and
Cried
Others Tried A
Classified
In Loncosfer Forming
700 CALVES
1300 HEBEFORDS
A senior yearling, fresh from
two earlier junior champion
ships this year, won the 28-
entry Holstein breed show for
her owner Linford Weaver,
Ephrata Rl. Weaver, a senior
member of the Cloister Chap
ter, won the championship
with Valley Lane Posch Coch
ran
Finishing in the Holstein
breed reserve champion spot
was the aged cow, Lady Ivan
hoe Posch Cochran, exhibited
by David Zimmerman, Rein
holds Rl. Zimmerman, a 1964
graduate of Ephrata High
School, has for the past two
years shown “Lady” to the re
serve senior and reseive grand
champion titles at the South
east Pennyslvama Regional
FFA Dairy Show.
In the Guernsey division,
two Lititz R 4 youngsters, Cyn
thia and Jess Balmer, respect
ively, won the champion and
reserve honors.
Named master showman by
special classes judge Elvin
Hess, Jr of Strasburg Rl, was
Mary Ellen Kettering of Litoitz
R 3 Her brother, James Ket
tering, was chosen master fit
ter 'Mary Ellen was also mas
ter showman at the 4-H coun
ty dairy roundup in August.
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
OF REGISTERED AND
’ GRADE HOLSTEINS
i AND FARM EQUIPMENT
, 2 miles South of Oxford, Pa.,
turn off Rt. 472 at Coates Body
Shop, watch for arrows.
Thurs., October 6, 1966
55 - Reg. & Grade
Holstein Cattle
36 Cows and
Fresh Heifers
4 Bred Heifers
13 Younger Heifers
15 Registered Cows
8 Registered Heifers
Mostly sired by sires from At
lantic Breeders Coop., Mary
land-West Virginia, A.B.S. and
Canadian units.
Have size and dairy type. Certi
fied, accredited, vaccinated,
tested within 30 days. D.H.I.A.
records.
A sample of what is selling
in this dispersal:
Lucie 7y. 360 d. 17,506 m. 717 f.
4.1%
Pathfinder—6y. 359 d. 16,699 m.
578 f. 3.4%
Spring 3y. 3m. 324 d.
13,505 m. 514 f. 3.8%
Sue 2y 4m. 348 d. 14,034 m.
470 f. 3.35%
Farm Equipment including:
John Deere “70” (over hauled
in 1966); J.D. 3 bottom 14”
mounted plow; J.D. No. 112
chuck wagon, 3 years old; J.D.
32 disc harrow; J.D. Rake; J.D.
No. 10 mower; New Holland
No. 818 field chopper, (both
heads); New Holland “77”
Baler; Farmec Elevator, 32’;
Meyers Mower Crusher; 2 false
fronts; “H” Loader; New Idea
1-Row Picker; (2) rubber tire
wagons, 8’ x 16’ beds; 1949 Ford
6;Cyl. V-Tag Truck; many ar
ticles not mentioned.
Milking Equipment including:
Surge S.P.-22 pump; “Sput
nick” Milk Porter; 5 Surge
Milkers;. (2) 50 lb. Surge Pails;
(3) S.S.' Strainers; milk buck
ets; S.S. double tubs.
Sale Mgr., John J. Stoltzfus,
Elverson, Pa.
CATALOGS’ lunch
Sale ,at’ 10:30 a.m'., pattle 'at
12:30 p.in. by,
.LESTER L. LEWIS
Auctst
Carl Diller, 392-5235'
J. Everett Kreider, 284-4517
Not Responsible For Accidents