PUBLIC SALE REGISTER
SAT OCT. 24—10 A.M, Public
Auction of New & Used Fairr
Machinery $5O Thousand Inven
toiy Reduction by McKay Imple
nient & Truck Co., Inc.. Leon
ardtown. Maryland. Sale con
ducted by York Co Farm anc
Industrial Equipment Co, Inc.
Box 222, Emigsville, Pa.
SAT. OCT. 24 1 PM John
Hickey Heifer Sale, located 7 mi
S of Vestal, N.Y. at the Penna-
New York State line. 15 mi. NW
ot Montrose, Pa. and on Route
#267. Sale by John Hickey,
Freindsville Stage, Pa. Reucl
Virginia
Beef Calf Sale
HARRISONBURG, VA.
Tucs., Oct. 27, 1970
7:00 P.M. CE.D.T.)
Shenandoah Valley
Livestock Sales, Inc.
1200 CALVES
CROSSBRED ANGUS
HEREFORD
1. Dehorned, vaccinated for
shipping fever and black
leg, malignant edema
2 Heifers guaranteed not
bred, 20% refund if bied
Steers guaianteed, 10%
refund on stags.
3 Calves officially giaded
and sold in unifoim lots
of fancy, choice, good and
medium
2900 HEAD
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
2 FEEDER SALES
(State Graded)
1:00 P.M.: Calf & Yearling Sale
Culpeper Feeder Calf Assoc,
at
Culpeper Enterprises 1400 Head
(3 Miles South of Culpeper on Rt 29)
Tel : 703-825-9188
7:00 P.M.: Calf Sale
Marshall Feeder Cattle Assoc,
at
Fauquier Livestock Exc. 1500 Head
(1 mile East of Marshall on Rt 55)
Tel.: 703-364-4861
PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
FARM EQUIPMENT
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1970
11 A. M.
Located in Franklin Count\, 14 miles west of Chambers
burg, Pa. at Ft. Loudon, Pa.
TRACTORS
#l9O-X-T Allis Chalmers Diesel and 4 bottom plow,
#730 Case and mounted Case corn picker, #530 Case and
hydraulic loader
MACH I N ES
# 15-7 A C. grain drill with packers and band seeder,
#220 Case baler with thrower; 3 Grove self-unloading wag
ons ; 4 row International corn planter and 4 row cultivator,
Kato T D 30/37 P.T O generator for on the job,
IRRIGATION SYSTEM
With Marlow pump and Ford engine with 6,000 feet of
4” & 6” wade rain pipe and 3 Rain Bird #lOO sprinklers and
45 Rain Bird 7B sprinklers excellent!
All other items needed for a large farm operation. For
complete list and information phone 717-264-7329.
ARTHUR FARMS
J. Robert .Meyers, .manager & auctioneer
Downer and Watson Dayton.
'Auctioneer*
SAT OCT 24-1 P.M. Special
Kill Feeder Sale 500 head
Angus. Hereford-Crossbred at
the Aberdeen Sales Co, Live
stock ~n Maikel, Church
vllle, Harfoid Co. Md located
on U S Rl 22. 6 mi. E of Bel
Air. Md and 6 mi W of Abel
deen, Md.
TUBS. OCT 27—7.00 P.M. EDT
Vngmia Beef Calf Sale at Shen
andoah Valley Livestock Salta,
Inc
TUES. OCT. 27—12:00 Noon Ke\
stone Classic Ayrshire Sale a
EVERY TUESDAY,
CATTLE
SALES
featuring large selections
of cattle & calves direct
from producers.
Staunton
Livestock
Market, Inc.
C & O Flats
tlu* Guernsey Sale flam. 6 ml.
Hast of the City of Lancaster,
along HI 30 Tom Whittaker,
Sale Mgi„ Hiandon, VI
Turns OCT 29-Tvvo Feeder
Sales I 1» M — Calf St Yearling
Sale. Cnipepci Feeder Calf
As sue at Culpeper Enterprises,
3 miles S of Culpepei on Rl.
29. 7 l>M —Calf Sale. Marshall
Feeder Cattle Assoc at Fauquier
Livestock Exc, 1 mile East of
Marshall on Rt 55
'I lIURS OCT 29—8 P.M. Public
: mhl Dairy Sale of Valuable
1. .estock located 5 miles north
o' Rl 222 along 897, 2 miles
1 >rlh of Reinholds Sales by
\ ernon and Ray Kline, owners,
Randal Kline, Auctioneer.
FRI. OCT. 30—7.30 P.M. Feeder
Calf Sale to be held at the Farm
ers Livestock Exchange located
miles west of Winchester.
Va. on U.S. Route 50.
FRI. OCT. 30—7:30 P.M. 2nd
Feeder Calf Sale at the Farmers
Livestock Exchange, Inc, Win
Chester, Vugima Sponsored bj
Northern Virginia Livestock
Inc.
TUES NOV 3—lo AM Public
Sale of Holste.n Dany Cattle,
Swine and Faim Equipment lo
cated 1 mile North of Bowmans
ville along Rt 625 in Brecknock
Twp, Lancaster County, Pa
Teims by Howard M Weber,
Elton Homing and Leßoy S
Hoist, Auctioneers
WED NOV 4 11 A M Com
plete Dispersal of Faim Equip
ment located in Fianklin County,
14 miles West of Chambers
buig at Foid Loudon, Pa Sale
b> Aithui Faims, J Robeit
Meyers, Auctioneei
FRI. EVENING NOV 6—Mar
tin’s Sale Stables, Blue Ball, Pa
Horse and Pony Sale by Paul Z
Martin, Phone 717-354-6671
FRI NOV 6—l P M Fall Feed
ei Sale at the Lancastei Umoi
Stock Yaids Sales Pavilion
Lancastei, Penna
FRI NOV 6—7 PM Specia
Fall Feedei Sale at the Vintagi
SPECIAL FALL FEEDER SALES
Friday Evenings At 7 O'clock
November 6 and 20
Approximately 700 Head Each Sale
All Weights and Breeds
Vintage Sales Stables Inc.
Box 100, Paradise, Pa. Lancaster County
The Heart ot Pennsylvania Steer Feeding Country
Anyone Wishing to Consign Cattle Telephone
Area Code 717 - 442-4181
KENNETH E. HERSHEY, MANAGER
PUBLIC NIGHT
DAIRY SALE
OF VALUABLE LIVESTOCK
OCTOBER 29, 1970
starting 8:00 p.m. sharp
SALE LOCATED 5 MILES NORTH OF RT. 222
ALONG 897, 2 MILES NORTH OF REINHOLDS.
55 HEAD OF DAIRY COWS
We will have an entire Lackawanna Co herd of thin cows
in all stages cows that will change every day in a good
barn. Will also have one load of top Canadians, a load of
Maryland cows and two load of upstate cows Plus a few
feeders.
HEALTH CHARTS NITE OF SALE
Randal Kline Auctioneer
Vernon and Ray K|ine Owners
PHONE Area Code 215 267-2368 or 267-2298
Not Responsible For Accidents
Refreshment Stand
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 2d. 1970 -27
WASHINGTON REPORT
Congressman Edwin D. Eshleman jHSm
IMi Obtrltf-PMiuylvulfl HHH
Presidential commissions u*
cently have been vciy much in
the news Contioveisy has re
sulted from the rcpoits issued by
two of these high level groups—
one appointed a few months ago
by President Nixon and the other
appointed two years ago by Pics
idervt Johnson.
President Nixon’s group, the
Commission on Campus Uniest.
diew some conclusions about stu
dent disorder and the Govern
ment's role in campus tm moil
which led to a national debate on
the validity of the findings Pres
ident Johnson’s group, the Com
mission on Obscenity and POl
- came to some conclu
sions about smut which eniaged
citizens throughout the countiy.
It was inteiesting to note that
one commission called on Ameri
cans, thiough their government,
to exert the highest form of
moral leadeiship, while the othei
commission lecommended that
we reduce moiahtv to its lowest
common denominator While,
like the Vice President, I find
some aspects of the campus un
iest leport distuibmgly slanted
towaid a permissive philosophy.
Sales Stables, Inc, Paiadise
Penna.
FRI. NOV 20—1 P M Fal
Feeder Sale at the Lancastei
Union Stock Yaids Sales Pavi
lion, Lancaster, Penna
FRI NOV 20—7 PM Specia
Fall Feeder Sale at the Vintagi
Sales Stables, Inc, Paiadise
Penna
SAT. NOV. 21—All Pony Sale,
Martin’s Sale Stables, Blue Ball
Pa Paul Z Martin, 717-354-6671
I do believe Us chief nu ssage is
noble and commendable It calls
on all gioups involved in college
disoiders to lefiain fiom vio
lence and incitement to violence.
The obscenity repot t has no
such high-minded purpose. It
meiely calls on Americans to
condone filth in all its many
forms.
Too ofteh these days we are
asked as a society to go in the
direction the poinogiaphy com
mission recommends on a
downhill road toward the vul
garity in man’s natuie Govern
ments, schools, and even
churches are on record as asking
people to defend the inde
fensible or accept the unaccep
table Hopefully, in the case of
the obscenity leport. the trend
will be leversed
I can see no logical icason for
doing away with oui controls on
pornogi aphy Some movies,
books and magazines already
have stepped far beyond the
bounds of common decency.
Decency implies a leeognition
that man is moie than a beast
Much of what we see in the
theater or lead m our literature
today carnes no message about
the spn duality of men Why
should we mo\e even further in
this direction 9 The pornography
commission based most of its
findings on the so-called fact
that smut is haimless The com
mission said its reseai ch showed
that no harm resulted from
adults being exposed to dirty
books or duty movies I doubt
that conclusion But, even so,
should physical 01 emotional
haim be the only tests 9 As a
society we have always pnded
ourselves that we have as our
foiemost concern the goal of
individual excellence To have
that pride smotheied in filth
would seem to be harm of a sort
that the commission did not
bother to measuie
Dining the time I have seived
in Congress theie has been little
enthusiasm for di opping the
penalties foi peddling smut.
Rather, we have tended to move
towaid stiffei conti ols like the
laws which clamps down on the
practice of selling smut thiough
the mail This is the dnection in
which Congiess should continue
to move The best that the ob
scenity icpoit deseues is to be
ignored
Meat Impoits Increase
Secietaiy of Agiicultme Clif
foid M Haidin has announced
that the fouith quaiteily esti
mate of impoits of meat subject
to the Meat Impoi t Law into the
United States dm mg 1970 places
the total at 1,160 million pounds,
20 million pounds higher than
the level oi 1 140 million pounds
estimated on June JO 1970
The increase of 20 million
pounds is based laigen on a ic
vision in the esfmated impoits
liom Canada which is not a par
ticipant in the voluntaiy le
sUamt piogiam