30—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 29, 1972
McHale, Milk Cooperatives
Meet to Discuss Milk
Representatives of seven
Pennsylvania milk cooperatives
met recently with Secretary of
Agriculture Jim McHale at
Grove City to discuss the
possibility of building a plant to
process and bottle their milk near
the intersection of Interstate
Routes 79 and 80.
Such a plant, McHale told the
cooperative leaders, would en
courage regulation of milk supply
in western Pennsylvania which is
plagued with spring surpluses
.and fall shortages. Western
dairymen might also be relieved
of price penalties for long
distance hauling of milk.
McHale said the Department of
Agriculture has funds available
for endorsing the study. “I think
it’s a great step forward just
having you fellows sitting around
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1972
AT 10:00 A.M.
At ROUGH and TUMBLE HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION Kmzer, Pa.
On U.S. Route 30,14 miles east of Lancaster.
Benefit of Rough and Tumble Historical Association.
Steam Equipment, Gas Engines, Tractors, Assorted
Items, Farm Equipment.
Sale at 10:00 a.m. Terms: Cash by
Rough and Tumble Historical Association
Phone: 442-4249
Ira Stoltzfus & Son, Auctioneers
(717) 442-4936
Not responsible for accidents.
Food served by Kihzer Fire Company
ALL DAY
CONSIGNMENT SALE
MAY 5, 1972
9:30 A.M.
Located on North Maple Avenue, Leola, x k mile North of
Route 23. Watch for Sale Sign.
Variety of Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn Im
plements, Lumber, Tin, Truck load of New Parts, etc., etc.
2 or 3 trailer lots of lumber, 2x4’s, 2x6’s, 2xB’s variations of
lengths.
75 trestles, different lengths.
Lot of tongue and groove boards and 12” boards.
All equipment and implements and other articles left from
sale held from the past years and this year will be sold for
storage.
Lumber will be sold at 12 Noon.
Frank & Paul Snyder, Auct. Sal® by DAVID H. GOOD
We sell on Commission
Next Sale June 2,1972
Not responsible for accidents.
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the table together,” McHale “In fact I’m just pleased that
commented at the informal we’ve got you talking together
breakfast meeting at the Penn about a common problem.”
Grove Hotel.
The Secretary observed that
over the years cooperatives have
had trouble getting a fair price
for milk because of a lack of a
central sales agency to permit
effective bargaining with large
retail outlets. “I don’t expect this
kind of thing to come out of
today’s meeting,” McHale said.
County Crop-Wheat
Loan Rates Announced
County loan and purchase rate
schedules for eligible 1972-crop
wheat were issued by the U. S.
Certainly Lasso® plus
atrazine tank mix
controls fall panicum
in corn.
That's what you expect from your herbicide.
ORGANIC PLANT
FOOD CO.
2313 NORMAN ROAD
LANCASTER, PA.
A feasibility study would be an
example of using research funds
to upgrade farm income, McHale
noted. Previous projects carried
on with suplus Fair funds derived
from the Harness Racing
Commission seem to have
benefited special interest groups
or duplicated research being
Department of Agriculture. They
are based on a national average
loan level of $1.25 per bushel for
wheat, grading No. 1, (the same
rate as for 1971) announced July
16, 1971.
The county rates, based on the
national average of $1.25, are
generally the same as those in
effect for 1971 except in some
counties in six states where
adjustments are made to reflect
historical wheat prices.
The schedule of premiums and
discounts for 1972-crop wheat is
unchanged from that in effect for
the 1971 crop.
Copies of the 1972-crop wheat
county and State loan rates as
applicable will be sent to States
soon. They aso will be available
from the Grain Division,
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service, U. S.
Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. 20250.
Public Sale
Register
(Continued From Page 29)
SAT. MAY 6- 10:30 A.M. Lazzell
Wathins Machinery and
Equipment Dispersal at
Columbia Crossroads, Penna.
Ronald D. West Auctioneer and
Sale Manager.
THURS. AND FRI. MAY 11-12-il
A.M. 2 Day Sale of Valuable
Antiques, Furniture, Glassware
and Shop tools (Shop tools and
Lawn Equipment sold May 11)
located on Boot Road, turn right
on Lincoln Highway at Exton on
Rt. 100, go to Boot Road, turn
right. Terms by William S. Thorp
and Mary E.E. Thorp. Robert E.
Martin 656-7770 and Frank L.
Steller 656-9055 Auctioneers;
Steller and Shenk Clerks.
SAT. MAY 20- 1 P.M. Trustees
Sale of Jewell Grail & Feed
Corporation at Lynch, Md.
(Central part of Kent County) 7
miles West of Chestertown, Md.,
Harry Rudnick & Sons, Inc.,
Auctioneers, of Galena, Md.
PH: 397-5152
Plant
done in other states, McHale felt.
McHale proposed that the milk
plant study be done by Penna.
State University, which has
Public Sale
Real Estate, Farm Mathieery,
Track, Antiques, and
Household Goods
Of the Curvin Waltemyer Estate
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3,1972
at 10:00 A.M. Sharp
Located approx. 4 miles northeast of Stewarts
town near the village of Rinely along Hyson School
Rd., York Co., Pa. Watch for arrows day of sale.
Farm of approx. 94 acres of which there_ is about 50
acres of good level farmland and the balance in pasture &
woodland Improvements consists of a 7 room 2% stone
house built in 1841, stone spring house, large frame bank
barn & other necessary outbuildings. There is also a good
stream on the farm that flows through pasture & wood
land and a never failing spring provides the water for the
house & barn. Real estate will be offered for sale at 2:00
P.U. Terms 10% down, balance in 30 days. Inspection by
calling 993-6443.
"Ford Model 850 tractor fully equipped & new rubber;
Sard 9-N with bumper grill & new rubber; Ford 2 bottom
plow; 2 J.D. 3 pt. 2—16 in. trip bottom plows; Ford 3 pt.
sub-soiler; Ford rear blade; 3 pt. hook carry-all; Ford 6 ft.
mower; 3 pt hook disc harrow; Ford chisel worker; cul
tivators; Ford rollabar hay rake; FordJhiarborn 3 pt hook
wood saw; Oliver 13 disc grain drill; JJX'fc-row corn plant
er; Int. #3O rubber tire manure spreader; J.D. rotafy mow
er; 2 wheel rubber tire trailer; J.D. hay fluffer; 68 N.H.
Hayliner baler with bale thrower; 8 ft. pull type disc har
row; 3 section spring tooth harrow; 8 ft. cultipacker; rub
ber tire wagon w/flat bed & sides, like new; rubber tire
wheel barrow; rubber tire bag truck; 2 hole corn sheller
w/electric motor; tractor umbrella; potato sorter; Fair
banks scales; dirt scoop; hog feeders; 2 farrowing crates;
Ig. iron watering trough; iron hog troughs; junk farm ma
chinery; horse cultivators; hay loader; dump rake; ’55 Ford
car; bath tub watering trough; weeder; ext. ladder; chick
en coops; fence charger; electric fence posts & wire; rolls
of barb wire; rolls of asbestos siding; rolls of tar paper;
lotspef chicken equip. & nests; horse harness; ropes, pulleys,
blocks & tackles; oil barrels; 6-12 V battery charger; large
quantity of new cement blocks; step ladders; log chains;
single, double, & triple trees; grease guns; cow clippers;
large quantity of burlap bags; metal wash line posts; large
wagon load of misc. items such as hand tools, nuts & bolts
& many items too numerous to mention.
Pick Up Track, Hay, Jb Straw
1969 Chevrolet % ton with cattle racks; low mileage,
& in exc. condition. Approx. 10 ton of clover mixed bay;
approx. 10 ton bright straw.
Dry sink w/drawer on side; drop leaf table; wood
ice box; spinning wheel chair; 2 oak mantle clocks; Board
man-Wells weight driven wall clock in beautiful condition;
3 chunk stoves; oak dressers, wash stands, & wardrobes;
Ig. dove tailed chest; small dove tailed chest; loaf chest:
wardrobe & chest comb.; chest of plank
bottom chairs & rockers, like new; clothes tree buffet; pic
ture frames; commode; kitchen cupboard; kitchen cabinet:
treadle sewing machine; 3 very old baby cradles, ,2 spindle
type & 1 solid wood; cherry % rope bed; cane seated chairs
& rockers; old radios: record players; lg. Holy Bible &
picture album; oak stands; 2 spring wagon seats; butcher
bench; butcher kettle & rings; butcher tools: meat saws:
lard press; scales- lg. asst, of stone crocks & jugs of all
sizes & design; DeLaval cream separator; milk cans; butter
churns; butter print; & mold; wood measure; old wood ex
press wagon; buggy lights; straw cutter; corn choppers;
walking plow; asst, of bottles; glass butter churn w/motor;
oil stoves; Kalamazoo wood & coal kitchen range; kero
sene stove; lot of antique glass & nick nacks; William
Foust jug w/stopper & chain in perfect cond.; George
F. Trout calendar plates (2) 1909 & (1) 1910; milk glass
Aladdin lamp; cut glass; ironstone china; milk glass &
many antique items not listed.
3 pc. living room suite; iron beds & springs; electric
sweeper wall gun rack; Ivanhoe oil heater; folding lawn
chairs; floor lights; rubber hoses; wringer washer; wash
tubs: dinette set & 6 chairs; lawn mowers; X-Mas decora
tions, etc.
Terms cash or approved check
Mr. & Mrs. Ervin E. Ness
Red Lion, Pa. R.D.#3, Executors
Ph. 382-4379
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer
John T. Miller, attorney
Refreshments by Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Assn.
Not responsible for accidents.
handled most of the departmei
projects in the past,
cooperatives would contribi
marketing information to
University.
Representatives attending (
meeting were from Westla
Cooperative Farmers, Farm*
Union Milk Produce
Association, Milk Inc., Couni
Belle Cooperative Farn
Dairylea Cooperative In'
United Dairy Farm Cooperati
and Eastern Milk Producers.
Real Estate
Farm Machinery
Antiques
Household Goods
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