FEEDER PIC SALE
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1970
Watch for Sale Sign at the Reifsnyder Road along (he
Brubaker Valley Road leading from Rt. 322 at Clay to Rt.
vvl«
325 HEAD OF 35 TO 75 LB.
YORKSHIRE & YORKSHIRE CROSS
Frank & Paul Snyder, Anct.
MILKING
HERD DISPERSAL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970
12:30 P. M.
5 miles South of Everett, Pa.
Just off Route 26
60 Reg. and Grade Holsteins 60
30 Fresh & Springing; balance in all Stages of Lact.
DHIA Ave. for past 3 years 13.000 m., 500 f. Individual
Records to 18,000 m., 850 f. and milking to 85# daily.
Sires represented Kingpin, Expectation,
Ivanhoe and other ABC Sires.
This herd has good size, with good udders, and are pro
ducing well.
CHARTS AVAILABLE SALE DAY
Owners:
MR. & MRS. ROBERT BUSSARD
Star Route, Everett, Pa.
Pedg: Pete Diehl Auct: Merle Mishler
PUBLIC SALE
FARM IMPLEMENTS
SATURDAY, AUG. 29, 1970
Located Vz mile South of Buck, West of Route #272,
along the Denver Road, Drumore Twp., Lane. Co., Pa.
Farming implements consist of Massey Ferguson #B5
diesel tractor (new rubber), Massey Harris #44 tractor,
Massey Harris #33 tractor, Massey Ferguson #2O trac
tor with highway mower & loader, Massey Harris #92 self
propelled combine with 12 ft. head & hume reel, MF #74 - 4
bottom plow, MF 3 point cultivators, J.D. 13 disc grain drill,
J.D. 15 disc gram drill, International 14 ft. spring harrow,
28 International dies, 40 ft May Rath elevator, 32 ft. eleva
tor. New Holland mow conveyor, Ontario 12 ft. fertilizer
drill, New Holland #77 Super P.T.O hay baler, 6 cylinder
Massey Harris self propelled corn picker, A C. 1 row corn
picker, A C. 2 row snap coupler corn planter, 4 row no till
corn planter, 2 A.C. #llO front unloading manure spread
ers, 2 flat wagons with high sides & false endgates, tobacco
planter, 8000 tobacco laths, 4 double ladders, 3 Speedy 1200
bu. corn cribs, 7000 board ft of new and used lumber (2x4 -
6 - 8 to 18 ft. long, 3x6 & 8 to 20 ft. long, 6x6 & 6 x 8 16 to 26
ft. long), sheeting and flooring lumber, other small equip
ment, tools and parts.
1957 Dodge 1 Ton Stake truck with dual wheels.
1964 Ford F6OO with 14 ft. grain bed & hydraulic dump
(excellent shape).
1967 International Vs Ton pick up truck custom model
with sleeper camper.
Hay & straw.
45 acres of standing corn to be sold by the acre
.Kersey A. Bradley, Auct.
'Kirk & Eschbach, Clerks
Sale at 1 P.M.
by MELVIN M. MARTIN
'VW vv v. ' XrW'
11 o'clock A.M.
Sale by
HARLAN H. MYLIN
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL SALE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 1970
12:00 Noon
Located 25 miles South of Lancaster, 3 miles South of
Little Britain.
45 COWS 20 HEIFERS
1969 DHIA Herd Average 13,103 lbs. milk, 511 butterfat,
3.9% test.
Individual cows with records up to 832 lbs butterfat. 305
days.
3 daughters of Osborndale Ivanhoe sell
Watch next week’s issue for more detailed listing.
Terms by SETH J. LAPP
Leroy Sensenig, Auct.
/
GERALD KEENEY slh Annual
HEIFER DISPERSAL
LOCATION—At the farm of Alban Carney, located near
the village of Russell Hill on Pa. Rt. 87, 7 miles West of
Tunkhannock, Pa.; 2 miles East of Mehoopany, Pa., Wyo
ming Co.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970
STARTING PROMPTLY 12:30 O’CLOCK
Heifers 51
SIRES REPRESENTED: 7 by Selling Rockman EX -
7 Lassie Leader 8 Monjovin Ajax Ace 4 Summit Acres
Star Stylemaster 4 Kayen Farm Anthony 2 Fawcett
dale Samson 3 Jan-Lee Bertrand Fred 3 UEL Field
master 2 Pen Farm Pontiac Hatchet 1 Wis Achieve
ment 1 Don Augur Mothermarthas Promis 1 Sundream
Dijax Duke 1 Hoi-Den Citation Senator 1 Sunrest
Sovereign 1 Maple Heather Defender 1 Acme of Acme
1 Flemmgdale Pereus Mark 1 Rockdale President 1
Glenoden Dijax Cord 1 KAS Radar Dude
The above mentioned sires represent very good blood
lines and their daughters selling show the same You will
respect the type and udder promise on this group of heifers
35 will be fresh or close by sale date, balance Sept , Oct.,
Nov. 7 in calf to Selling Rockman, Black Eagle, Glenafton
Rag Apple Hagen and son of Selling Rockman Herd sires
for this group of heifers.
Blood & TB Tested Charts Sale Day Catalogues
Terms: Cash or Good Check Sale Day
GERALD KEENEY, Owner
i
Carl Diller & Everett Kreider, Auctioneers I
Richmond Sweet, Clerk ■ , .
D. O. Rockwell, Sole Mgr.
Troy, Po. 16947. Phone 717-297-3460
LUNCH AVAILABLE
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U.S. Study May Bring Crack Down
On Seven Persistent Insecticides
All federally registered uses registered use and to ascot tain
of seven insecticides benzene which uses ate necessary for pio
hcxachloride, chlordane, endtin, lection of human health and
heptachlor, lindane, strobane-T, other essential purposes, the U S
and toxaphene for the protec- Department of Agnculluie an
tion of crops, livestock, foiests nounced recently
and public health will be re- The action is the latest in a
viewed to determine whether or series of moves by the Depart
not a hazard exists from any ment designed to i educe nation-
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 22.1970—27
wide use of the more persistent
pesticides and thereby minimize
potential pesticide hazards to
people, wildlife, and the environ
ment
Within the past nine months,
the Department has taken simi
lar action involving DDT. aldrin.
and dieldnn. also among those
pesticides which do not degrade
readily in the environment
In the case of DDT, about 1,300
products were affected by the
cancellations last December of
all registered uses for house and
garden pests, and shade tree,
aquatic, and tobacco pests
In March, the Department can
celed federal legislations for
all uses of aldnn and dieldnn
in marshes, wetlands, and adja-
Gypsy Moth Spreads
The USDA has published a
new bulletin which cites the
spiead o 1 the gypsy moth into
new aieas of the Noitheast
They aie becoming an in
ci easing tin eat to the com
meicial haidwood foiests of
the Appalachian mountain
legions, accoiding to the bul
letin
Gypsy moths now infest
paits of Connecticut Dela
waie, Maine, Massachusetts,
New Hampshue, New Jersey,
New Yoik Rhode Island,
Pennsylvania, and Veimont
cent areas in an effoit to further
reduce pollution of water re
souices that suppoit fish and
othei aquatic life In May, a
review of all othei uses of these
two compounds was announced
with the geneial public invited
to submit comments on essential
uses befoie August 20th
Officials of USDA’s Agucul
tmal Reseai ch Seivice said the
puipose of the latest announce
ment is to notify scientists, farm
eis, industiy, health officials,
and the geneial public that
USDA intends to leview all uses
of the seven named insecticides
Pei sons desning to submit
wutten data, views, oi aigument
legal ding these legisteied uses
should file them in tnpjicate
with the Dnectoi, Pesticides Reg
ulation Division, Agucultuial
Reseaich Seivice US Depart
ment of Aguculture, Washing
ton, D C 20250 All submissions
must be made no latei than 90
days aftei publication in the
Federal Registei, which was
slated July 31
In piepanng views and corn
men's, the following items
j should be coveied Use pattem
[involved including ciops tieated,
foinuilations employed, and late
of application Pests to be con
ti oiled and injuiy expected with
out the use of these chemicals
Any available test lesults show
ing the extent of envuonmental
contamination expected fiom the
use pattem involved Possible
substitutes now available, being
tested, oi effoits being made to
find suitable substitutes
The Fedeial Insecticide Fun
gicide, and Rodenticide Act re
gimes that manufactuieis regis
tei all pesticides with USDA
befoie marketing them in inter
state commeice Registiation is
not gi anted unless pesticides are
shown to be safe and effective,
and the be can-
celed if evidence* becomes avail
able to show that th'ese require-