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Public Sale Register
SAT. JAN. 15- 29 - Public Auction
of Good Clean Household Fur
niture starting at 10 o’clock at
Harry’s Auction, u Graybill
Road, Bareville. '
!AT. JAN. 15 - 11 A.M. Public
Sale of Valuable Farm
Machinery and Tools on the
premises located approx. 3 Vi
miles northeast of Stewartstown
and 1 mile north of the Pleasant
Valley Golf Course in East
Hopewell Twp., York Co., Pa.
Sale by Glenn and Creda Her
shner, owners. Robert L.
Sechrist, auctioneer.
SAT. JAN. 15 - 12 Noon Real
Estate, Public Auction by Siloam
Enterprises, Inc., Salisbury, Md.
Harry Rudnick and Sons, Inc.,
Sales Managers and Auctioneers
of Galena, Md.
WED JAN 19 - Public Sale of
Farm Machinery, equipment,
hdwr., implements and supplies
At our new place of business
along Route 340, 2 miles East of
Intercourse and 4 miles South of
New Holland Sale by Paul Z
Martin, Blue Ball, Pa
WED JAN 19- Complete
Maryland Herd Dispersal at the
New Holland Sales Stables
consisting of 50 Head of
Hoistems Glenn Fite, Owner
FRI NIGHT JAN 21- 8 Sharp
“The New Year Sale” 60 Head
Registered and Grade Canadian
and Wisconsin Hoistems at the
Black & White Holstein Farm,
Lancaster, Pa , across from
Comet Drive-in Theatre on >/ 4 mi.
west of ABC breeding unit Sale
by Charles C Myers, Owner, Abe
Diffenbach, Auct, Henry Ket
tering, Pedigrees
FRI. JAN 21- 10 AM Farm
Machinery Auction Sale Located
4 miles north of York, Pa on Rt
181, Exit 10 or 11 off Interstate 83,
Emigsville, Pa Sale by York Co
Farm & Inc Equip Co Inc.
SAT. JAN 22- 1 P.M. Another
Good Dairy Cattle Auction at our
Dairy Barn, just off Rt 15 in Bath
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Pa. Beekeepers Elect
The Pennsylvania State
Beekeepers Association in a day
long business and banquet
session this week re-elected its
officers to serve for another year.
President is Harvey Kimbel,
Flourtown, Montgomery County.
Vice president is Edwin J An
derson, State College, Centre
County.
Russell A. Wentz will continue
to serve as secretary-treasurer.
Wentz is from Spring Grove RD3,
York County
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15,1972
Corn Growers Successful
At Farm Show This Week
Area corn growers were suc
cessful in topping many of the
honors at the Farm Show this
week m the open classes
The classes, the winners and
their address and placings in
clude-
Class 1, District 1 10 Ear
Hybrid Dent Horace L Prange,
Cochranville, first, Donald S
Boshnaugle, Columbia RDI,
second, D B Brubaker, Ephrata
RDI, third, Donald Nace, Spring
Grove RD3, fourth, Jeffrey Carl,
Hanover, fifth
Class 3 State-wide 10 Ear
Open Pollinated Dent or Flint
Daniel A Brubaker, Ephrata
RDI, first, Donald Nace, Spring
Grove, second, Clyde Brubaker,
2418 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster,
third, Eugene Brubaker,
Lebanon RD, fourth
Class 4, District i 30 Ear
Hybrid Dent D B Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI, first, Daniel A
Brubaker, Ephrata RDI, second,
Eugene Brubaker, Lebanon RD,
third, Clyde Brubaker, 2418
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster,
lourth, Delmar M Hernley,
Lebanon RD3, fifth
Class 6, State-wide 30 Ear Open
Pollinated Dent or Flint Daniel
A Brubaker, Ephrata RDI, first,
Eugene Brubaker, Lebanon RD,
second, Clyde Brubaker, Lan
caster, third, D. B Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI, fifth
Class 7, District 1 10 Ear
Single-Cross Hybrid Donald S
Boshnaugle, Columbia RDI,
Three More Rabies Cases
Two cattle farms m Tioga
County have reported that three
of their animals have been lost to
rabies, according to a report
from the Bureau of Animal In
dustry of the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture.
On a feeder and breeding
operation near Middlebury
Center, a mature cow and a
heifer were diagnosed positive to
rabies tests There are about 60
animals on this farm
About 15 miles due west on the
Tioga-Potter County line, one
cow in a herd of 80 was diagnosed
positive.
lirst, Daniel A Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI, second, Clyde
Bmbaker, Lancaster, third,
Kenneth E Mull. Lebanon RD2,
Irouth, Eugene Brubaker,
Lebanon HD, filth
Class 9, District 1 30 Ear
Single-Cross Hybrid D B
Brubaker, Ephrata RDI, first, B
Russell Sauder, Manheim RD3,
second, Daniel A Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI, third, Eugene
Brubaker, Lebanon RDI, lourth,
Clyde Brubaker, Lancaster, fifth
Class 11, State-wide 10 Ear
Popcorn Jeffrey Carl. Hanover,
first, Donald Nace, Spring Grove
RD3, second, Daniel A
Brubaker, Ephrata RDI, third,
Eugene Brubaker, Lebanon RD,
filth
Local winners in the 4-H Club
classes were
Class 13, District 1 Hybrid
Dent Kerry Boyd, Ephrata RDI,
first, Douglas Rohrer, 1623 Book
Road, Lancaster, second, Steven
Ney, Marietta RDI, fourth, Jere
Swarr, Manheim RD2, fifth
Local winners in the vocational
classes were
Class 15, District 1 Hybrid
Dent Dalvm Krug, Hellam RD2,
first, Joseph Aimoney,
Wnghtsville RDI, third, Carl
Gerlach, Columbia RD2, fourth,
Dave Gerlach, Columbia RD2,
fifth, Larry Fhnchbaugh, Hellam
RD, sixth, Amos N Sauder,
Manheim RDI, seventh, Wayne
Kreider, Quarryville RDI, ninth
Because there is no knowledge
ol any possible bites or contact
with predators on the affected
animals, no link has been
established between the two
outbreaks
The rabid cattle were
destroyed and all other cattle on
the two farms will be quarantined
lor a period of at least 100 days
The three cases brings the total
to 18 since the start of this fiscal
year Last year at this same date
the total was only eight
Feed-Grain
Dates Changed
Producer signup for par
ticipation in the 1972 wheat, feed
gram and cotton programs today
was changed to the period
February 3 through March 10 by
the U S Department of
Agriculture Originally the
signup was scheduled January 17
through February 25
USDA officials said the change
in time of signup is being made to
permit producers and the
Department to evaluate in
formation from a special
January 27 Farmers Planting
Intentions Report
However, County ASCS offices
can accept signups from
producers prior to the beginning
of the official signup period,
subject to the rules and
regulations in effect on February
3, 1972.
The February 3 starting date
for 1972 signup compares to
March 1 for the 1971 programs,
and a range of February 2 to
February 6 for the four preceding
program years.
255-Pound Squash
A 255-pound squash exhibited
by A. W. Smith, Box 19, St.
Clairsville, Bedford County, is
the largest pumpkin-squash
entry at the 56th Pennsylvania
Farm Show.
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