LEETESTEAD ESTATE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
Location: 2 miles east of Coudersport, Pa., Potter Co., on
Rt. 6.
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1971
starting at 9 a.m.
108 HEAD CHOICE REGISTERED
& GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE 108
103 Registered and 5 Hi-grade
55 young' high producing milking age' females, majority
due to freshen from Aug. 1 to Nov. 1; 25 Registered bred heif
ers to freshen Aug. 1 to Oct. 1; 27 Registered open heifers, 8 to
11 months old; 1 Registered service age bull. Bloodlines of
Sire Power sires and Soiling Rockman son used throughout
this dairy. (All above mentioned animals raised at Leete
stead’s). R. H. A. as of May 29,1971 —13,297 milk, 503 F. Certi
fied to Blood and T B tested.
5 tractors: J.D. 3020 fully equipped; Massey Ferguson
Super 90 diesel-matic w/multipower; Ford'Major diesel w/3
pth; Oliver OC 12 diesel cat w/blade; Bob Cat 500 loader and
sixty one other pieces of up-to-date farm machinery, some
nearly new and rest in very good condition.
3 Tracks
Shop & Garage Equipment
Lumber
Household Items
Terms: Cash or good check sale day
SALE MGR. NOTE: Please note the starting time for this
exceptionally large dispersal where you will find quality dairy'
cattle and well kept farm machinery. We look forward to see
ing you at this estate auction and if we can help you in any way
don’t hesitate to ask.
D. O. ROCKWELL, Sale Mgr.
Troy, Pa. 16947
Phone 717-297-3460
MACHINERY
FILOMENA LEETE,
owner, individually and as
Executrix of the Estate of Norman Leete
Wiker & Durvall, Attorneys
Carl Diller & Everett Kreider,
Auctioneers
R. H. Sweet, Clerk
Lunch Available
C. B. HOOBER & SON
Intercourse, Penna.
Economist
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also sell milk in Pennsylvania
and New York.
The low prices in New Jer
sey are only possible if higher
prices can be charged in other
areas to balance returns. This
results in higher prices than
are economically necessary in
Pennsylvania particularly.
Before aiiy substantial
change is made in the operation
of -milk price regulation in
Pennsylvania, the uneconomic
situation in New Jersey should
be corrected.
6. The low prices in New Jer
sey have not contributed to
higher milk consumption. In
fact, the opposite is true.
The continued harangue
about milk and politics in New
Jersey has resulted in a great
er rate of decline in consump
tion in New Jersey than the
national average.
I submit that resale pricing
contributes most to the desired
goal of dairy farmers for a
stable market.
Without reasonable price
regulation, disastrous circum
stances will result. Markets will
disappear and consumers will
be paying higher milk prices in
the long run.
Winchester-Summer Yearling Sale
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc, Winchester, Virginia
FRIDAY EVENING, July 23,1971 7 P.M.
500 STEERS ond 300 HEIFERS
I State Sponsored Graded Uniform Lots All Breeds!
Weight: 500-1000 lbs. Dehorned I
P. T. McINTIRE, Sale Manager
FOR INFORMATION; WRITE OR PHONE:
AREA CODE 703 • 662-2946 or 837-1254
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LIVESTOCK, INC.
Box 440, Winchester, Va. 22601
CALL Bob or Los
On New, Used & Rental Tractor* & Equipment
New LH. 615 Combine with 13 ft. Grain
Platform
New Model Tractors Have Arrived
Used 101 Combine with Grain Head
2 Farm all Tractors "M”
Grim Hay Tedders Try one
Mower Conditioners As Low As $lOOO.
Hardy Sprayer $l5O.
Beam 500 Speed Sprayer $2OOO.
B 275 Used Tractor
311 Plows
Used Allis Chalmers D-15
McCormick #3O Loader
CALL Dick Bomberger
CALLUS! IT COULD BE WE HAVE IT.
ALUMINUM GATES
10-12-14-16 foot
As Low As $21.00
GOLDEN MALRIN
BAIT 5 LB. CANS
Sugar Bait for killing flies.
Ortho Dairy & Horse Fly Spray
$2.95 Gal.
Cultivator Shovels and Sweepers
As low as $l.OO
SPECIAL % SWEEPERS
reg. price $1.35
SPECIAL PRICE 50e
10
CONTROLLED TRUCKS FOR BETTER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 17,1971—21
Penn Manor Thimbles
The Penn Manor Clashing
Thimbles’ third meeting, held
at the Penn Manor Middle
School recently, was called to
order by reciting the 4-H
pledge, with President Kris
Stehman presiding.
New business concerning club
insurance was heard. It was de
cided that 10 cents per mem
ber would be paid out of the
club treasury.
The patriotic song, “Ameri
ca”, was led by Song Leaders
Linda Sickman and Lori Lea
man.
A cleaning committee was
appointed and the meeting was
.adjourned.
The second year members,
who are making a cotton skirt,
were shown by leader Mrs.
Porter how to make a button
sample for round-up.
Club reporter,
Linda Ann Leaman
Qualifications
A president of the United
States must be a natural
born citizen of the country,
at least 35 years of age and
14 years a resident of the
United States.
CALL Titus Burkholder
BULK MILK TANKS
425 Gal. Esco Low Wide Model
400 Gal. Girton NCDI
14 Can Esco Milk Cooler
12 Can Star Milk Coolers
Above tanks New York and Walker
Full line of Liquid Washing Cleansers
New Sunset and MOkeeper Bulk Tanks
Kleenzade Automatic Bulk Tank Washers
ERVICE
Phone 768-8231
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NEWgiy
NATIONAL
SAFETY WEEK
JULY 25 31 IP7I
PUBLIC SALE
REGISTER
SAT. JULY 17—1 P.M. Mary
land Herd Dispersal at the Shady
Lane Dairy Cow Stables, Vz mile
west of Quarryville off Rt 372
on Shady Lane Road, East Dru
more Twp. Sale by Glenn Fite,
Quarryville RD2, Kersey Brad
ley, Auct.
TUBS EVE. JULY 20—7:30 FT*
M. Holstein Dispersal Sale lo
cated 6 miles north of Rt. 222,
along Rt. 897, 3 miles north of
Reinholds, Pa. Terms by Ver
non Leininger. Randal Kline,
Auctioneer.
THURS. JULY 22—Public Auc
tion of 50 Head of Holsteins lo
cated 5 miles north of Rt. 222
along 897, 2 miles north of Rein
holds. Sale by Vernon and Ray
Kline, Owners, Randal Kline,
Auctioneer.
FRI. JULY 23—7 P.M. 800 head
Steers & Heifers Summer Year
ling Sale to be held at the Fann
ers Livestock Exchange, Inc. lo
cated 1% miles west of Winches
ter, Va., on U.S. Route 50.
SAT., JULY 24—9 A.M. Leete
stead Estate Complete Dispersal
located 2 miles east of Couders
port, Pa., Potter Co., on Rt. 6,
Sale by Filomena Leete, owner,
individually and as Executrix of
the Estate of Norman Leete. D. O.
Rockwell, Sale Mgr., Troy, Pa.
Carl Diller and Everett Kreider,
Auctioneers.