COMPLETE
HERD DISPERSAL
AT
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1972
mZf' 65 HEAD
HOLSTEINS
This herd consists of 25 mature cows that are all
springing or are due. 31 good Holstein Heifers mostly
open. A little thin but a lot of dairy quality. 12 thin
Holstein Feeder Steers, really weight takers.
These cattle are all home raised and only being of
fered for sale due to farm being sold.
If you are looking for Heifers, this is the sale to get
them.
Consigned by
GLENN FITE
Quarryville, Pa.
717-786-2750
Public Sale
FARM MACHINERY
& HOUSEHOLD GOODS
y 2 mile west of Chestnut Level, along road from
Chestnut Level to Liberty Square, 4 mile south of “The
Buck”, 16 mile south of Lancaster, off Route 272.
Saturday, February 26,1972
770 Case Diesel with 500 hrs., 530 Case Diesel with
300 hrs. both fully equipped, IHC 350 Utility Diesel
w/loader, Farmall M with power kit, w/2 row New
Idea mounted corn picker, Farmall H w/cultivators, 4
bottom Case mounted plow trip bottom, 3 bottom
Oliver plow trip bottom, John Deere 3 sec. spring har
row, I.H.C, heavy disc, cultipacker, New Holland
Super 67 hay baler w/thrower, 3 bale thrower wagons,
Myers hay conditioner, New Idea hay conditioner, like
new. New Holland #56 hay rake, Smoker bale eleva
tor 24 foot.
APP. 60 TON CORN 30 TON STRAW
60 TON Ist, 2nd, 3rd CUTTING ALFALFA
2 bin wagons, 2 row Oliver cornplanter, Oliver
weeder, N.H. manure spreader P.T.0., N.H. manure
loader with V snow plow, 3 pt. scraper blade, 2 row
Hershey transplanter, 3 sets double tobacco ladders,
double tobacco hoers, tobacco clippers, Minnich press,
lath, platform scales, 3 flat bed wagons, 13 disc I.H.C.
grain drill, I.H.C. fertilizer drill, fert. att. for Farm
all A, 3 pr. cow clippers 1 sheep head, Heavy Duty
elec, welder, stripping room stove.
3 COBY FORAGE BOXES
WITH 30 IN. CROSS CONVEYOR EX.
Roller chain webbs & tail gates, 1 mounted on
heavy duty Coby wagon, J.D. 13 disc grain drill.
2 S.P. 11 milker pumps, vacuum pipe for 50 head,
tractor chains, 2 hole corn shelter, sawbuck to fit
tractor, 2 turkey shelters, chicken feeders, brooder
stove, fencers, milk cans, hog troughs, feed carts,
shovels, forks, garden equipment, hog feeders, rope
and pulleys, tools, many other articles too numerous
to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
5 piece bedroom suite, davenport, 2 overstuffed
chairs, 6 dining room chairs, 2 kitchen cabinets, 5 pc.
breakfast suite, jelly cupboard, plank bottom rocker,
bureau, blonde coffee table, 2 kitchen stools, P &
Beam scales, elec, lights, Maytag wringer washer,
butchering tools, dishes, iron teakettle, 3 railroad
lanterns, pots and pans, doilies, curtains, lawn chairs,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS SOLD AT 11:00 A.M.
Kreider and Diller, Aucts.
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch by Church of God
11:00 A.M.
5 TRACTORS
Terms by
GEORGE F. EAGER
Chester County Announces
FFA Record Book Winners
Chester County FFA members
recently competed in a country-
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY &
6 BRED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, 5 BULLS
CORN and MIXED HAY
THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1972
Located 3 miles southwest of Gap. 3 miles northwest
of Christiana. Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
FARMALL H TRACTOR
with cultivator and mower
New Holland Super 68 Baler; New Holland Manure Spreader;
13 Disc Ontario Grain Drill; John Deere Side Rake; 10-£t. New
Idea Fertilizer Drill; Cunningham Hay Crimper; Smoker 26-ft.
Bale Elevator; Lapp Elevator; Heavy-duty 2-bottom 14”
Oliver Plow; John Deere Disc Harrow; 3-section McDeering
Spring Harrow; New Idea Wagon; 2-row I.H. Corn Planter; 2-
row Tobacco Planter; Tobacco Ladders; 5,000 Tobacco Lath;
Corn Sheller; Water Heater; Forks; Shovels; Old Milk Cans;
Log Chains, etc.
6 Bred Holstein Heifers, 5 Bulls and a Pony, also to be sold.
Sale at 12:30 p.m. TERMS BY
FRANK W. WALLACE
LEROY ZOOK, AUCTIONEER
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1972
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on the premises off
Route 501 at Lexington, Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch for Sale
818,1 3 TRACTORS
FORD DIESEL 6000 with 2072 Hours Live PYO Select Speed.
3-Point Hook-up, other Extras
FORD 901 SELECT-O-SPEED, 2300 Hours Live PTO 3-Point
Hook-up, Ground Speed, Other Extras
TRACTOR CHAINS, HEAT HOUSER for 901;
3-Point Hook-up Cultivator, Farmall A;
MASSEY-FERGUSONNO. 51012’
SELF-PROPELLED COMBINE
OWATONNA HAY BINE 9’ PTO, like new; New Rubber Roll
for Hay Bine; Wood Stalk Cutter PTO;
Onan Generator on Trailer PTO 25 KW
(New); All Crop Grain Drill on Rubber, 18 Disc; John Deere 2-
Row Corn Planter 246-247; Farm Hand PTO Manure Spreader
on Rubber; McKissick Transport with Auger & Bagger; 2
Farmec Grain Bins complete;
NEW HOLLAND 717 HARVESTER
with 9 Knives, Corn Head and Pick-up
Electro Wide Track Wagon and Bed (new); Lanco PTO Silage
Wagon 10T Chassis; Ford 2-Row Mounted Corn Picker with
Lube; John Deere 3-Bottom 16” Tumble Plow; Ford Heavy
Duty Disc, 32-disc on rubber; Cultipacker 9’; Weeder on
Wheels, 12-Ft.; 3-Point Hook-up Sprayer; Gandy Universal to
Mount on Tractor for Septicide (new); Oliver 20-20 Disc;
McDeering 2-Wheel Tractor Trailer with Metal Bed; V-Snow
Plow; Weeder; Shop Vacuum Cleaner with 2%-H.P. Motors,
like new; Air Compressor; 2-Point Hitch for Farmall (new); 2
Cylinders.
Lancaster Silo Distributor; 2 Augers, 20” each; Ms-H.P.
Motors, some new; Roller Scoop; Ground Scoop; Barrel
Cement for 3-Point Hook-up; Platform Scales; Back Scrat
cher; Lot of Used Lumber; Some Wide Old Boards; 160 Sawed
Locust Posts; Skids; Lot of Steel Fence Posts; Large Cement
Pipes; Steel Drums; 4,800 Tobacco Laths; 5-Gallon Buckets;
Lot Scrap Iron.
GMC 4000 TRUCK. 36,000 Miles
With Dump Bed, Grain Type Bed with High Sides, Bows and
Canvas, Good Condition
1962 V-8 4-Door Sedan Galaxie 500
Power Steering, Power Brakes, Good Condition
5-Gallon Cans with Oil; Grease Guns and Pump; Tar
paulins; Bag Wagon; Small Water Pump (new); Seeder; Sled
for Barrels; Log Chains; Wooden Wheelbarrow; Extension
Ladder; Bulldozer Electric Fencer; Ropes; Jacks; Pipe
Threader; Weed Burner; Window Sash; Steel Sash; Ven
tilator; Bolts; Nails; Tools; Forks; Shovels; Digging Iron.
POULTRY SUPPLlES—Automatic Waterers; Electric
Litter Stirrer; Rollway Nests for Belts Gathering; Elmor Egg
Scales; Automatic Chains and Troughs; Lot Feeder and
Fountains; Lot of Wire, Ix 2 and 2x4 Wire; 1 New Roll; Barb
Wire and large lot of other articles not mentioned.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Dresser; Chest of Drawers;
Beds; Play Pen; Jars, Jugs, Etc.
Auctioneer’s Note All Machinery is in Extra Good Con
dition.
Sale at 11:00 A.M. Sharp. Terms by
FRANK SEIBEL
Frank and Paul Snyder, Aucts. 859-2688 733-7052
Fry and Garman, Clerks.
Refreshments by Indiantown Junior Mothers Class
Not Responsible for Accidents
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 19,1972
wide project record book
evaluation contest. This contest
was open to all Chester County
FFA members. Local winners
became eligible for state com
petition which was held at Penn
State.
The winners by category in
cluded:
Two Enterprises Carl Yoder,
0. J. Roberts High School,
bronze.
Three Enterprizes Stanley
Guest, O. J Roberts, gold;
Gerald Metzler, Octorara High
School, gold; Leßoy Kolb, 0. J
Roberts, gold, and S. Michael
Mowrer, 0. J Roberts, bronze
Four Enterprises Frank
Mast, 0. J. Roberts, gold.
Seven Enterprises
Christopher Herd, Octorara,
bronze.
Corn for Grain Howard
Stoltzfus, 0. J. Roberts, silver.
Supervised Occupational
Experience Off-Farms Floyd
Stahl, 0. J. Roberts, silver, and
Barry Dawson, 0. J. Roberts,
silver.
Truck Garden Grant Hun
sberger, 0. J. Roberts, gold.
Wildlife Conservation
Sherman K. Ewing, 0. J.
Roberts, gold.
In addition, Sherman Ewing, 0.
J. Roberts, placed first in the
Southeast District Wildlife
Conservation Contest. Stanley
Guest, 0. J. Roberts, placed
fourth in the Interstate Milk
Producers Award.
Frank Mast, 0. J. Roberts High
School, placed first in the
Production Credit Association
Award for the Norristown Region
and Stanley Guest of 0. J.
Roberts High School was the
County winner.
Pennfield
Appoints
Carman
Robert GraybiJJ, president of
Pennfieid Corporation, has an
nounced the appointment of Alan
E. Carman, Bridgeton, N.J., to
sales manager for all Pennfieid
prepared foods.
Carman will be responsible for
general sales throughout the
eastern Mid-Atlantic sales area
for all “Dutch Treat” and
“Pennfieid Farms” prepared
foods. He will be overseeing the
entire network of food brokers
marketing Pennfield’s products
in major eastern markets.
His headquarters will be in
Philadelphia.
Carman has been in the food
business more than 25 years,
coming to Pennfieid as a former
vice president of the Philadelphia
division of Ken J. Pezrow Cor
poration of Maspeth, N.Y., with a
background as a manufacturer’s
representative and food broker in
canned and frozen food products.
Pennfieid Corporation, with
headquarters in Lancaster, was
established in March 1971 with
the merger of Miller and Bushong
of Lancaster and D. E. Horn and
Co. of York.
Teen Leader Weekend
A 4-H Teen Leader Weekend
will be held beginning at 6 p.m.
Friday, March 3 and continue
until 12:30 p.m. Sunday, March 5
at the Hooliday Inn in Lionville.
Designed to develop teen
leaders, this is an opportunity to
meet with other 4-H’ers and
discuss and share plans.
Also on the agenda is a
guidance chairman at Abington
School, Ben Monticciolo, who will
present a session on the senses
and personalities.
For further information,
contact the Extension office
immediately. Call 394-6851.
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