SMkancastef Farming. Saturday, March 26, !f7i
Pittsburgh Firm Is
Cited Under PACA
National Fruit & Produce Co.,
2006 Smallman Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa., has failed to pay a
reparation award of $3,908 is
sued under the Perishable Agri
cultural Commodities Act, the
UJS. Department of Agriculture
reported recently.
Officials of USDA’s Consum
er and Marketing Service said
the Pittsburgh firm has been
found to be bankrupt. The
firm’s officers, directors and
stockholders —Anthony Joseph
Scarpaci, Joseph Leonard Scar
paci and Frank Thomas Scar
pad—are not entitled to con
duct business under the PAC
Act, nor may they be employ
ed by any PACA licensee with
out USDA’s approval.
EphrataYF
Plans Tour
A ihushroom processing plant
and growing house, an auto
mobile assembly plant, a ship
dock and Longwood Gardens
■are all Included in the annual
Ephrata Area Young Farmer
Association tour April 1.
Leaving Ephrata High School
in a chartered bus at 7:30 a m,
the group will return to the
same location at 8 30 p m
The morning program includes
a tour of the Vencenti mush
room operation at Kennett
Square, followed by a visit to
the Hagley Museum at Green
ville, Del.
Following lunch at the GM
cafeteria at Newport, Del, the
group will tour the firm’s auto
mobile assembly plant.
The Young Farmers will move
on to tour the ship dock at Wil
mington, Del., then come back
to Longwood Gardens at Ken
nett Square.
PUBLIC SALE
- Full Line of Farm Machinery
■nd Household Goods
Mrs. Edith Tvlor Estate, located
on The Buffalo Run Road, 2
miles West of Fillmore, Pa. on
Rte. 550, Centre County.
SAT., MARCH 27, 10:30 a.m
FARM MACHINERY
JD. 3010 Gas Tractor with
wheel weights, 3 pt Hitch. 4
btm. Mounted Plow: Super M
Tractor, Farmall, H Farmall
Tractor with Cultivators 2 Row
Corn Planter: IH 7 foot cut
Mower; 2 bottom I H Plow; 3
bottom IH Plow; 4 Section
Perry Harrow, like new. Spike
Tooth Harrow, Potato Digger:
New Idea 1 Row Corn Picker;
IH Disk Drill 13 Hoe, Weed
Sprayer, IH Hay Baler, N»
46, New Idea Ground Driven
Manure Spreader Massey-Har
ris Combine "nth motor and
bin; Corn Husker
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
G E Refrigerator; Westing
house Electuc Stove; Dinette
Set, 2 Utility Cabinets. Kitchen
Cabinet, Washer: 2 Tubs; I.H.
Deep Freezer, 12 foot. Exten
sion Table with six chairs: Side
Board; 4 Rocking Chairs, Writ
ing Desk and Chair; Two 3 piece
Living Room Suites, Desk
(Comb).
Note: This is a clean-up sale.
Terms Cash or Good Check
Auctioneers CARPERS
Owners and Auctioneers not
held responsible in case of ac
cidents.
Lunch Available!
Owners Edith Tylor Estate
C&MS officials said a Mon
ger, Midi., shipper complained
1971 tan
FEEDER CATTLE-B
& CALF SALES
South Branch Stockyards, Inc.
Moorefield, West Virginia
First Sole Friday, April 2, 7:30 P.M.
Second Sale • Friday, April 16, 7t30 P.M.
ESTIMATED 1600 -1800 HEAD
TWO YEAR OLDS, YEARLINGS AND CALVES
ALL LONG HAIRED WEST VIRGINIA CATTLE
Sole sponsored by West Virginia Department of
Agriculture and the
South Branch Stockyards, Inc.
CONSIGN your cattle to one sale or buy A LOAD
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
From L. H. Brubaker go East on Rockvale Road to
Clearview Road, 2nd farm on right. 3 mile Southwest of
Guernsey Barn, Route 30.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1971
4 TRACTORS
Farmall H with I.H.C. manure loader, Farmall H,
Farmall Super C with 2 bottom mounted plow, cultivators
and hoers, John Deere 60 with 801 hitch, 2 bottom 16 in.
mounted plows, John Deere cylinder, I.H.C. 3 sec. spring
harrow, I.H.C. 28 disc harrow, Dunham cultipacker, New
Holland Super 66 baler, 2 flat wagons, David Bradley and
New Holland, John Deere #5 mower 7 ft., 30 ft. Smoker
elevator with motor, Cunningham hay conditioner, New
Idea 4 bar rake.
I.H.C. one row compicker (200 acres)
Little Giant grain bin on wagon, 2 row Stauffer tobacco
planter, 1,000 gal. water tank on wheels, double 20 ft. to
bacco wagon, 20 ft. single ladders on wheels, 24 ft. single
ladders, shears & spears, Black Hawk complanter, I.H.C.
p.T.O. cornbinder roller chains, 10 ft. New Holland ferti
lizer drill, New Idea 12A manure spreader, Oliver 13 disc
drill, 2 wheel trailer, I.H.C. horse cultivator, 6 hog troughs,
elec, fence posts.
Walking plow, dirt scoop, winch, Vh hp motor, 40 ft. ex.
ladder, 12x38 tractor chains, Papec silage cutter with pipe, air
compressor, platform scales, 2 elec, fencers 1 I.H.C. weed chop
per
Wagon jack, Mellinger garden tractor, nail kegs, iron drag,
wooden rake, 100 ft. snow fence, 2 tobacco sprayers.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
S P 22 milker pump, 3 -50 lb. Surge milker units, S.S. double
tubs, S.S. carrying pails, S S. strainer, 32 milk cans, 50 gal. elec,
water heater, 2 milk coolers 6 can front opening and 4 can chest,
Stewait clippers, forks, shovels, other articles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
21 ft Victor chest type freezer, G.E. refrigerator, breakfast
set, dishes, extension drop leaf table 5 boards, ironstone meat
platter, top to dry sink, butter churn, 6 rugs, 3 pc. bedroom suite,
single bed, springs and mattresses, library table, studio couch,
rockers, Duo-therm oil space heater, Caloric gas range 4 yr. f 66
m. double dram sink, porch furniture. -
Meat grinder, stuffer, ladels, large copper and iron kettle.
Household items sold at 10:00 A.M.
Kreider & Diller, Aucts.
Lunch by Happy Gleaners S.S. Class of Strasburg
tftjft National ha& filled to p&y
the agreed purchase ptices fot
three truckloads of potatoes
and cantaloupes.
The firm was advised of the
complaint, but did not answer
the charges. USDA’s Judicial
Officer ordered payment of the
full amount claimed due.
The PAC Act establishes a
code of good business conduct
for the produce industry.
10:00 A.M.
10 TON EAR CORN
Terms by,
FRANK M. MARTIN
TRY A CLASSIFIED ADI
Ti-Mar Farm
Registered Holstein Dispersal
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1971
Location: 2 Mite South of "ft Kuo*
right off Route 41 at Octorara School, turn left on old Route 41,
take first road right.
43 HEAD 30 COWS,
5 BRED HEIFERS, 8 OPEN HEIFERS
milk, 582 fat, 3.9%. Mostly home-raised Atlantic sired.
Sample of Animals selling:
• Johanna Ace dtr. 4 year, MSda., 747 S’
4.0%, over 600 as a 3 year old, her dam sells with 686 fat,
her 2 year old to Pilot dtr. and a Bonus heifer calf also
sells •
• Milk & Honey Ivanhoe dtr. 4 yr., 353 da., 15,573 milk,
• Archie*dtr. 2 yr., 361 da., 14,430 milk, 585 fat, 4.0%.
Her Misty dam with 622 fat, 4.0% sells.
• Apollo Ivanhoe dtr. 1 yr. 11 mo., 305 da., 13,01Jmilk, 517
fat, 4.0%. Her Ivanhoe dam sells 7 yr., 17,925 milk, 708
fat’and her heifer calf sells.
te 4 maternal sisters by Pioneer, Posch, Model, Jerry from
a dam with 25,908 lbs, milk, 998 fat at 9 yrs., 365 da.
Other sires represented: Jack, Flashy, Performer, Ivan
hde Star, Hector. . . ,
These are mostly young cows, have nice udders and
plenty of dairyness, see them sell!!
MILK EQUIPMENT
Including a 300 gallon Jamesway tank, S.S. Tubs, (2)
S.S. strainers, 20 qt. S.S. pail, Sp 11 pump, (2) Surge units,
6tC*
Badger stable cleaner, 1 year old.
10 Ton 2nd and 3rd cutting alfalfa hay, some corn
silage.
Sole of- 12:30 Shorp by:
TITUS AND MARIAN KING
Atglen,Pa.
Carl Diller and
J. Everett Kreider, Auctioneers
Lunch Available
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
HORSES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SAT., MAR. 27, 1971
Located on North Shirk Road, % mile west of New Hollahd,
turn off Route 23 at Good’s Furniture on North Shirk Road.
12 DRIVING HORSES 3 TRACTORS
DEUTZ 4006 with 935 hours, on rubber; 2 MINNEAPOLIS
MOLINE, 1 BF on steel, and 1 on rubber.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
John Deere 3-pt. 2 - 14” plow; John Deere grain drill; J.D. 3-pt.
hitch corn planter; rubber tired wagon and bed; cultivator for
430 J.D. tractor: New Holland spreader; McDeering horse-drawn
spreader; 2-row Stauffer tobacco planter; new and used har
rows; 2 Nb. 9 horse-drawn mowers; Oliver tractor mower; New
Idea tractor mower; McDeering 28 disc harrow; 3-pt. hitch weed
er; McDeering 2-row corn binder with short elevator, good con
dition; 2 corn binders for parts; 24-ft. bale elevator; tobacco
wagons: 275-gallon water tank on wheels; 2 Oliver Radex plows;
side and dump rakes; 2 horse-drawn cultivators; RUSSEL NEW
BERRY 10 H.P. DIESEL; spring wagon; buggy wheels; McDonald
pump; bale box; shovel harrow; 6 can milk cooler; old upright
freezer; tractor saw, rubber tired wheelbarrow; 2 pump jacks
for windmill pumps; 12” plains; air driven portable sander; 20
old milk cans, some with loose handle; milker pump; 100-fau.
crates; harness, single, double and triple trees; 4-horse hitch;
collars and check line; new aluminum shovels; forks; barn
broom; tap and die set; pipe threader; cutters; vise; lumber and
plywood pieces.
1855 MAP OF THE (3) EARLS, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Old dry sink; old wood box; old flour chest; 8-day clock; wash
stand; bookcase and desk; coal oil lights; old settee; old walnut
frame; old kitchen cabinet; corner cupboard; buffet, server; china
closet; bureau; coffee table; couch; carpet; new buggy spreads;
old dated jars; old vinegar barrel; bed and mattress: 2 step
stools; small iron kettles; chairs and. rockers; old waffle iron and
many other articles not mentioned.
Sale at 12:00 noon
AMOS W. and LYDIA S. HORNING
Robert E. Martin, 656-7770 and
Frank L. Steller, 656-9055 • Auctioneers
Steller and Shenk, Clerks
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Terms by
Refreshments available.