Berks County Former Choirs
Milk Morketing Advisory Council
John Kooker, Blandon, a Berks
County dairy farmer, Is chair
man of a newly formed Milk
Marketing Advisory Council
named by ’Secretary of
Agriculture Jim McHale to
provide a continuing line of
communication between the
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE, FARM MACHINERY, TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and ANTIQUES
Of the Late Jacob S. Forty Estate
SATURDAY, APR. 28,1973
Located approx. 2 miles west of Exit Z (Glen
Rock Interchange) of Bt. 83 or approx. % mile off
Rt. 11l along Pa. Rt. 216 turning at Krout’s School
House at the premises known as Stine’s Woods, in
Springfield Twp., York Co., Pa.
2:00 P.M.
Very attractive parcel of land containing 5 acres
and 21.5 perches improved with 3 frame dwellings in
very good condition. All 3 houses have bath and one
has a new oil fired hot water heating system and the
other two have oil fired hot air furnaces. Other im
provements are a 2 story garage, machinery shed &
other outbuildings.
This semi-comer property offers a splendid view
of the surrounding countryside & would be suitable
for many business opportunities, only minutes from
k Rt. 83, beside the fact that it is a very fine home &
‘ investment property. Don’t miss seeing this one sell.
Terms 10% down day of sale, bal, in 60 days. Inspec
tion weekends by calling 235-1493 for appt. '
Farm Machinery & Tools
Farmall H tractor with good rubber & new paint;
Far mall A tractor with good rubber, new paint &
cultivators; 1954 Chevy Vi ton pickup truck; Case
2-14’ ? plow; springtooth'harrow; dump hay rake;
heavy duty circus wagon; New Holland tractor saw;
potato digger; ant. Dodge truck body; Model T Ford
frame; piles of iron & junk; shop tools; old drill
press; grinders; vises; air compressor; several
wagon loads of misc. articles & tools too numerous to
mention.
Household Goods & Antiques
Kelvinator 30 in. electric stove, like new; 10 pc.
dining room suite; Philco TV; AM & FM radio; 2 oil
stoves; Ig. gold leaf hall mirror; base cabinet; metal
2 door cabinet; buffet; Singer sewing machine; 5 pc.
dinette; iron bed; wooden beds; oak beds; dressers &
furniture; set of 4 oak straight back chairs; childs
plank bottom rocker; very fine secretary & bookcase
combination with claw feet; oak cupboard with glass
doors; gak high back plank bottom potty chair; 2
copper wash boilers; kerosene lamps; butcher kettle;
iron skillets & pot; old bottles; pressed glass; depres
sion glass; crocks; jars; jugs; & many items not
mentioned.
Terms: cash or approved check
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
Lather Miller & Son, clerks
Paul Stine, attorney
Not responsible for accidents
Department and the state’s milk
producers.
The Council is made up of 17
members representing a cross
section of farm
organizations and leading milk
cooperatives. Vice chairman is
Willis Greaser, Williamsburg,
Blair County.
“I look forward to having the
Council's thinking and recom
mendations on matters affecting
dairymen and the milk industry
in general,” Secretary McHale
said in announcing formation .of
the Council. “I expect the Council
to propose for Department
consideration and action a
variety of programs which will
benefit our dairymen, who make
up the largest single segment of
Pennsylvania’s $1 billion
agricultural industry.”
The Department has similar
marketing advisory councils for
fruit, vegetables, potatoes,
mushrooms, grapes, nursery,,
stock, poultry, eggs, and roadside
markets.
Besides John Kooker and Willis
At 9:30 A.M. Sharp
Real Estate 2:00 P.M.
Walter L. Forry, Sr.
Executor
Refreshments served
Greaser, members include:
James Beaver, Bellefonte; Jay
Frey, Conestoga; Marl Garlock,
McConnellsburg; Leo Noll,
Ebensburg; Duane Hartzell,
Slippery Rock; Norman Hut
cheson, Stoneboro; Leon
Kirktaoff, Bernville; Robert B,
McSparran, Peach Bottom;
Frank McDuff, Venango; Ken
neth Mummert, Chambersburg;
Clyde Robison, Coal Center;
Harold Rotz, Waynesboro;
Alpheus L. Ruth, Fleetwood;
Peter Sandfort, Scranton; John
Strittmatter, Ebensburg.
Edison Osborne, Department
milk marketing specialist, is
Council advisor.
America’s dairy farmers are
such good managers that, since
1912, there has been a 79 percent
decrease in the hours of labor it
takes ,to produce a hun
dredweight of milk. And, during
the last 18 years, good breeding
practices and herd management
have raised productivity per cow
an amazing 71 percent.
CONSIGNMENT SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 9;30 A.M.
on North Maple Avenue, Leola, Va mile North of Route
23, watch for sale sign.
Variety of Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn
Implements, Lumber, New Hardware and Tools, etc.
We have buyers for hay and straw.
Frank & Paul Snyder SALE BY
Robert E. Martin. Aucts. DAVID H. GOOD
Next sale Friday, June Ist.
Not (responsible foraccidents.
PHILIRWIN FARMS
MILKING HERD DISPERSAL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 - 11:00 AJH.
Sale held at the farm located just off Rte. 80, one mile
west of Sherburne on Sherburne Four Corners Road.
Turn west at Red Light in Sherburne, go to Ist turn
south, Ist farm. "
117 HOLSTEIN SELLING
(109 Registered - 8 Grades)
All tested for immediate interstate shipment. Exam for
Preg. & Mastitis.
LASTEST COMPLETED DHIA AVERAGE -
Cows 16,819 M. 589 PAT!!
THESE HIGH RECORD COWS ALL SELL!!
1 with 971 lbs. fat; 5 from 800 to 884-lbs. fat; 9 from 700 to 784-
lbs. fat (4 at 2 yrs.); 21 from 600 to 692-lbs. fat (several at 2
yrs.); 30 from 500 to 599-lbs. fat (Many at 2yfs.)‘
Balance on test with first calf.
MILK RECORDS!! 1 with 27,387 M. -1 with 26,079 M. - 2 with
23,000 M. - 2 with 22,000 M. - 2 with 21,000 M. 3 with over 20,000
M. 6 more over 19,000 M. -10 with over 18,000 M.
TOP SIRES REPRESENTED !! Bby Mooseheart Alliance -
18 by Cochran General Paul - 5 by “Astronaut” - 5 by “Black
Eagle” 5 by “Model” - 5 by “Promis” - 4 by “Marshall” - 2 by
StarMan-2by Arlinda Chief and others.
SERVICE SIRES INCLUDE !! 10 to President King -10 to
Bono Astro Oona Saber - 7 to Dtag Ivanhoe Ultimate 3 to
Arlinda Chief - Several to Astronaut and others, like 26 bred to
Citation R Maple.
THIS IS A GOOD YOUNG HERD WITH GOOD UDDERS
THAT YOU WILL LIKE TO WORK WITH!!
THEY ALREADY KNOW HOW TO WORK IN A MILKING
PARLOR OR CONVENTIONAL BARN !!
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND AND BUY THESE
GOOD “MONEY MAKERS”!!
Sale starts 11:00 a.m.
Lunch Available
R. Austin Backus, Inc.
Owner,
Sherburne, N.Y.
607-674-6651
Attn: Credit may be arranged by contacting Robert W. Ranger
V.P. of the Oneida National Bank, West Winfield Branch.
Phone 315-822-5756
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y.
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, April 21
1:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
21 meeting, home of Estella
Mowrer, 135 Ruby St., Lan
caster.
7:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
21 entertain Society 5,
Memorial United Methodist
Church, Quarryville.
Tuesday, April 24
10 a.m. - Farm Women Society 27
entertain Society 11, Donegal
Presbyterian Church.
Wednesday, April 25
7:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
24 meeting, Mary Mellinger,
hostess.
Thursday, April 26
7 p.m. - Farm Women Society 3
entertain Society 18, Salem
Lutheran Church, Lincoln.
Farm Women Society 11 en
tertain Society 26, covered
dish luncheon, Chestmut
Level Church; 10 a.m.,
business meeting, Wenger
Clinic.
Saturday, April 28
1:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
5 meeting, home of Mrs.
Raymond Hess, Landisville.
SHERBURNE, N.Y.
Catalogs
Under Cover
Philirwin Farms
Harrison Dtmgey
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21,1973 —
SAT APRIL 21 - 12:30 P.M.
Public Sale of Feeder Steers,
Heifers, Bulls, Farm Equipment
on the premises located m York
-County, 12 miles West of York,
Pa., V 4 mile East of East Berlin,
Pa along Route 234. Sale by C. L
“Cot” Jacobs and Barry L
Jacobs, owners, R.D. 1, East
Berlin, Pa., Clair R. Slaybaugh,
Auctioneer, Idaville, Pa.
103.9
Sales
Register
SAT. APRIL 21 - 2 P.M. Public
Auction of Country Real Estate
located along Shade Mountain, 3
mile north of McAlisterville, V 2
mile east of Route 235. Sale by the
Estate of Esther R. Smith,
deceased; Long Bro’s, Auc
tioneers, Port Royal, Pa
SAT. APRIL 21 - 10-30 AM
Public Sale of Farm Machinery,
Dairy Heifers and Antiques
located on the premises between
Palmyra and Campbelltown in
Lebanon County, Penna Turn
South at the”square in Palmyra or
turn North off Rt 322 in Camp
belltown. at the BP station and
proceed 1 mile to the farm
Conditions by Harold and Gladys
Brandt, Harry H. Bachman,
Auctioneer.
SAT. April 21- 10 A.M. Farm
Machinery Auction Sale, Located
Exit 10 or 11 off Interstate 83
Emigsville, Pa. Sale by York Co
Farm & Ind Equip. Co., Inc., 4
miles North of York, Pa. on
Route 181.
SAT APRIL 21- 10 A M Public
Sale of Household Goods, An
tiques. Farming Implements,
Tools, and Car, of the Late J
Donnell Taylor Estate located
approx 1 mile south of the East
Prospect Rd along Millers Mill
Rd and rbout 'a mile north of
Holts, in Windsor Twp York Co.,
Pa Sale by Ross B Taylor and
Dwight E Taylor, Executors,
Robert L Sechnsl, Auctioneer
SAT APRIL 21-9-30 A.M All Day
North Maple Ayenue, Leola, Vt
mile North of Route 23, watch for
sale sign. Sale by David H. Good;
Frank .and Paul Snyder and
Robert E Martin, Aucts
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RUGGED,
| DE ’ENDABLE!
under all
operating
i conditions
CALL 717-272-0871
MARVIN J.
HORST
Dairy Equipment and
Ammana Appliances
R.D.N0.l (Iona)
Lebanon, Pa.
Located on Route 897 between
Schaefferstown and Lebanon,
over 30 years in business at
same place.
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