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lent It. Psrrtll, Jr.
Public Auction
Top Grade Holstein Dairy Cattle
Sale to be held in the Dairy Barn Pavilion at the ABER
)EEN SALE COMPANY in CHURCHVILLE, Harford Coun
v. Maryland, located on Md. Rte. ■#22 - 6 miles East of
JEL AIR (via U. S. Rte. #1) and 6 miles West of ABER
)EEN, Md. (via U. S. Rte. #4O and I 95 - Kennedy High
way) on
FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1968
at 7:30 P. M. (EST)
This sale features the following consignments:
1 - Complete Dispersal Sale of the herd of J. WILLIAM
3 OOLE, of Jarrettsville, Md. consisting of 38 mature cows
n various stages of lactation with majority fresh or spring
ng.
2 -15 to 20 Close springing Cows and Heifers from local
[erds.
3 - Load of top Fresh cows from out of state.
Freshening dates, breeding and due dates and milk
veights will be available at sale time. All cattle are T. B.
Accredited, Certified Bangs Free and tested within 30 days
or out of state shipments.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Farm Machinery Tools
and Household Goods
SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1968
11:00 A.M.
Located 2 Miles North of Lititz, just East of Brunner
dlle, along Pine Hill Road.
1956 Chevrolet N Tag Truck with Cattle Racks and Roof
1961 Chevrolet Pick-up Truck R-Tag
1950 Chevrolet T Tag Dump Box, Cattle,Rack and Gate
;o Bag Grain
JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT
60 Tractor with Power Trol & Roll-A-Matic and Live Shaft,
MT. Tractor with Cultivator-Plow-Loader-Hoers, 45 Self
Propelled Combine with Grain Bin, N. Manure Spreader
P.T.0., K.B.A. 32 Disc Harrow - about new, 3 Sect. Spring
Harrow, 290 Corn Planter with Fert. Attachments, #5 Mow
er 7’ Cut, #44 Plow, Hay Fluffer.
OTHER MACHINERY AND TOOLS
include Thomas 10 Disc Grain Drill Tractor Hitch, Stauffer
Transplanter with Dusters, Cobey Wagon 16’ Bed, 2 Wagons
14’ Beds - one with low sides, 3 Sect. Land Roller-steel,
Steel Water Tank Wagon, 22’ Smoker Elevator, 20’ Grain
Auger, 3 Sets 20’ Tobacco Ladders, 10,000 Tobacco Lath,
Mmnich Tobacco Press, Shears and Spears, 4-hole Hog
Feeder, Rubber-tire Wheelbarrow, Saws, Platform Scale,
Hydraulic Jacks, 3 and 5 Ton Cpy., Hand Grass Seeder, Bag
Wagon, Elec. Fencer A.C., 2 D.C. Fencers, Metal Drums,
Silage Forks, Stakes & Fence Wire, Chains, Forks, Egg
Washer, Grader, Egg Baskets, Elec., Brooder Thermostat
Controlled, Range Shelters, Automatic Fountains, Feeders,
Nests, Chicken Coops, Automatic Time Switches.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ANTIQUE AND COLLECTORS ITEMS
Consisting of Wooden Forks, Kegs, Milk Cans, Green Quart
Jars, Crocks, Jugs, Grain Cradle, small String of Sleigh
Bells, Wood Chest. Spool Table, Blanket Chest, Pump
Trough, Beam Scale with Peas, Cane-seat Chairs, Solid Seat
Chairs, Oak Furniture, Wash Stand, Rope Bed, Extension
Table, Meat Bench, Sizing Boxes, Hay or Straw Knife, Iron
Kettle, also numerous Valuable Articles not mentioned.
Order of Sale: Household Items and Small Items from
11:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon. Come Early Lunch on Premises
by Ladies Auxiliary of Brunnerville Fire Company.
Elmer M. Murry and
K. E. Miller, Auctioneers.
Auctioneers John H. O'Neill
TERMS CASH
ABERDEEN SALES COMPANY
Sales Managers
Phone 301-734-6050
Night 301-734-7105 301-272-1368
Sale by
P. ELMER HUBER
Lancaster Farming Ads Pay
PUREBRED GUERNSEY SALE
Thursday, November 14,12:30 Noon
At the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, Lancaster, Pa.
44 Head 2 Bulls 32 Cows, 5 Bred and 5 Open Heifers
The xiile features a lartte selection from I,au\moiit Fin ms,
WrlKlilnx I He, I’d, picked to phase the hitter. Niiirlj all fusli or
due with In .in Oats of mile ditto.
IVe hnd the prlvlhite to pick oxnetlv what wo thought
would lie rlßht for the Sale regardless of Ulood Lines. This ts
probably the Kr.svlcst fcroup of cows I.nuMiumt ever sold.
Lnuxmonl Dancer, Lnux, Destiny, Lau\ Crusader these
tmat hulls hate at least I daughters ea< h In the Sale Niarlv
nil bred to Eher-Len Farms Prince, n •‘Flash" non, dam E-uX,
11788-7(14-9-4.
IVe have hnd a lot of sales lately. It just could be we are
runnlns out of customers and you can pet these at >our own
price.
SAX.S MANAGED BT:
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS’N.
P O. Box 438 Camp Hill, Pa. 17011
LARGE REAL
ESTATE SALE
Two Farms Containing 393 Acres
SATURDAY, NOV., 23 1968
Located on Airville, R. D. #2 along Rt. 425 in the vill
age of Woodbine, Fawn Twp., York Co., Pa.
Tract #1 % acre improved with a beautiful spacious
8 room stone and frame house, containing 4 bedrooms,
kitchen, dining room with fireplace, large living room with
wall to wall carpet, office, foyer, 2% baths & cemented
basement. Heat consists of an oil fired radiant & not air
furnace by which water is also heated. Other improvements
are a 2 car garage & macadam driveway, plus ample shade
& lawn area. Don’t miss seeing this better than average
country home at sale.
Tract #2 Approx. r h acre adjoining tract #1 improv
ed with a block & frame house consisting of 3 bedrooms,
kitchen & living room, bath & full basement. Home has ojl
hot air heat & electric hot water heater.
Tract #3 Containing approx. 105 acres of which ap
prox. 60 acres is meadow with stream & road frontage, 37
acres tillable & 8 acres woodland. This tract is improved
with a large bank barn, 2 silos & milk house with bulk tank.
Tract # 4 Containing approx. 70 acres of land on the
southwest side of Rt. 425 having approx. 2000 ft. of road
frontage, 35 acres tillable, 25 acres timberland & 10 acres
pasture with 2 good springs.
Tract #5 Containing 3 acres of land on the southwest
side of Rt. 425 with road frontage & entirely bordered on
one side by a stream. Don’t miss this one for a good build
ing site.
Farm #1 as whole contains approx. 178 acres of which
90 acres are tillable, 30 wooded & 58 acres pasture, with 2
houses & barn. This will also be offered as a unit.
FARM NO. 2 ADJOINING FARM NO. 1
Tract #6 Containing approx. 90 acres with 75 acres
tillable, 15 acres woodland. This tract is also improved with
a large bank barn, 7 room frame house, having 3 bedrooms,
bath, kitchen, dining & living room with wall to wall carpet,
full basement, oil hot air heat, new electric water heater.
Tract #7 Containing approx. 125 acres, 55 acres till
able, 55 acres of good timberland with stream & road front
age, 15 acres pasture. This tract of land affords an excel
lent view of the surrounding area.
Farm #Z as a whole contains approx. 215 acres of
which 130 acres are tillable, 70 acres wooded & 15 acres pas
ture with house & barn. This will also be offered as a unit.
Finally farm #1 & #2 as a whole containing approx.
393 acres will be offered in its entirety. Here is an ideal
location, only 15 min. drive to the new bridge at Holtwood
& approx. 45 min. to York, Lancaster & Baltimore.
For inspection by appointment call 717-862-3953. Terms
10% down, balance in 30 days.
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer
Fawn Grove, Pa. Pli. 717-382-4379
At 11:00 A. M.
FARM NO. 1
MR. & MRS. DALE A. TORBERT
Airville, Pa. R. D. 2, owner
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 9.1968—23
Leading Livestock
Officials To Take Part
In Short Course
A number of nation's leaders
in practical livestock breeding
will head a list of authorities
who will participate in a short
course on livestock improve
ment and genetics December 10-
11 at The Pennsylvania State
University.
The course, of interest to both
purebred and commercial live
stock breeders in Pennsylvania
and neighboring states, will
deal with the many different
aspects of improving the pro
duction level of all species of
livestock, said Dwight E. Youn
kin, Penn State Extension live
stock specialist.
Younkin points out that in
teiested livestockmen should
write to The Pennsylvania State
University Short Course Office,
410 J. Orvis Keller Building,
University Park, Pa. 16802 for
course details and applications.
Included on the program are
Dr. L. V. Cundiff of the Uni
\ersity of Nebraska; Dr. C. M.
Parker of Ohio Slate University;
and Henry Matthiessen, Jr, and
David Brower of Still House
Hollow Farms, Hume, Va. All
are recognized authorities in
livestock management and
genetics.
Faculty members from Penn
State’s Animal Science Depart
ment participating in the pro
gram are Dr. T. B. King, Dr.
T. L. Merritt, Dr. G. S. Sherritt,
Dr. L. L. Wilson, and Professor
K. R. Purdy.
Several of the topics to be
discussed are ways different an
imal characteristics are inherit
ed; how to accurately measure
the performance of different
characteristics, such as rate of
growth, conformation and car
cass desirability; effects of in
breeding, linebreeding, and
crossbreeding on the amount of
genetic improvement and level
of production, and the chal
lenges faced by today’s livestock
breeder and how they will meet
these challenges.
“The variety,
and practical application of the
discussion topics makes this
short course valuable for pro
gressive beef, cattle, horse,
sheep, and swine breeders,”
Younkin emphasized.
Frey Cow Has 1,015 Lbs.
The 2,574 th yearly production
record exceeding a half ton of
butterfat has been completed by
a Registered Holstein cow, Ful
tonway Ivanhoe Pattie (GP),
owned by J. Mowery Frey &
Son, Fultonway Farms, Lancas
ter
The Pennsylvania Holstein’s
official record of production to
talled 27,871 lbs of milk and
1,015 lbs of butterfat in 365
days She started her lactation
at the age of 7 years and 7
months and was milked twice
dailv
“Pattie” was bred in the Frey
herd She was sired by Osborn
dale Ivanhoe (EX), a bull that
has earned a Gold Medal Sire
recognition
Pennsylvania State University
supei vised the weighing and
sample testing of her pi educ
tion in cooperation with the
Dairy Herd Improvement Reg
istiy program of the Holstein-
Fnesian Association of Ameri
ca.
Don’t Mulch Tree Seedlings
Too Early The reason for
mulching is to help keep the
ground frozen after cold weath
er sets in And this helps to
keep the little roots cold all
winter So, wait until the
giound becomes a bit colder,
and leave the mulch aiound the
seedlings until late March or