Guernsey Breeders Hold Annual Meeting Fifty-three dairymen manage to move nearly one attended the Lebanon-Berks- billion pounds of food to SchuyUdll-Dauphin Guern- market each day. sey Breeders Association William Juzi, Business Annual Meeting on Jan. 19 at Manager of the Penn the Stouchsburg Lutheran sylvania Guernsey Breeders Church. The program Association was among the featured a film “Behind guests at the meeting. He These Doors”, produced by announced that he would be Readers Digest films. The retiring from his position film is a graphic portrayal of this year after 50 years of how agriculture and its service to the Guernsey related food industries industry in Pennsylvania. He PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1974 (Snow Date February 4) Starting at 10:30 A.M. along Ridge Road, REINHOLDS, Lancaster County, Pa. TRACTORS Farmalls, John Deere, Fords, Case, Olivers, Massey Ferguson, Allis Chalmers, Deutz. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Crawlers, Loader Backhoe Units, Bob Cat with Loader and Backhoe. and Trailer, like new. MACHINERY M.F. 510 Combine with Cab, Air, Quick-tatch Grain Head and 4-row narrow Corn Head: Plows, Harrows. Balers, Mowers, Loaders, Manure Spreaders, Wagons, Blades, 352 Mixer- Grinder, 469 Haybme, Rakes. Also the usual run of Equipment. Come Early, we have a lot of items to sell. TERMS BY JACOB H. GOCKLEY Phone: (215) 267-5131 Lunch at Sale PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE, FARM EQUIPMENT & DAIRY COWS SATURDAY, FEB. 9,1974 11 o’clock A.M. Located off Ronte 222 at Wakefield take Peach Bottom Road to West Brook Road, 1 mile West of Wakefield, Fulton Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. Real Estate consists of a farm containing 82 acres more or less erected thereon 2% story frame dwelling covered with asbestos siding containing 7 rooms & bath; oil hot air heat, well, electric and other con veniences; also erected thereon bank barn containing 36 stanchions, milk house, 2 silos (1 tile & 1 wood), 2 implement sheds & com bams combined, chicken house, 2 car garage and other small buildings. Good stream of water. Real Estate may be inspected Sat., Jan. 26th and Sat. Feb. 2nd or by appointment. Phone 717-548-2323. REAL ESTATE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON. 37 HEAD DAIRY COWS 12 HOLSTEIN COWS 15 GUERNSEY COWS Some fresh springers and others in all stages of lactation. 30 day health chart with each animal. 10 HEIFERS - BRED TO FRESHEN IN LATE SUMMER Farm Equipment consists of McD H tractor, McD Farmall No. 460 tractor, McD No. 46 baler with bale thrower, N.H. manure spreader, International off set disc harrow, Oliver grain drill, McD 2 row com drill, Cunningham hay Suffer, McD 3 bottom plow (2 point hook up), 28 ft. bale carrier, 2 rubber tired wagons, 2 bottom trailer plow, 2 cultivators, wheel rake, snow blade, wood saw, air compressor, 2 Hinman milking units, stainless steel wash tubs and strainers, miscellaneous tools, 190 Tri-cross silver sexlink pullets (in production), and many other articles used on a farm. 40 BU. FEEDING WHEAT 40 TON CORN 12 TON MIXED HAY 4 TON STRAW 12’ x 30’ silo full of ensilage and some ensilage in another silo. SALE BY L. Ambrose Gifting and Sara L. Sweigart Executors of the Estate of Mary P. Giffing Dec’d. Lunch by Robert Fulton Fire Co. Aux. Paul F. McKinsey Att’y Kersey A. Bradley Auct. Kirk &.Eschbach. Clerks will be succeeded by John Blyholder, Field Man for the Guernsey Breeders Association, who will take over the post later this year. Lee Yost, reported the rather startling fact that the Grand Champion Guernsey at the 1974 Farm Show had produced an annual record of over 21,000 pounds of milk, Good Guernsey cattle are now selling at higher prices than ever before, reflecting the high demand for the fewer high quality animals that are available. National Director Raymond Witmer of Lancaster reported that while registrations of purebred Guernseys are down 12 percent, the demand for high quality animals is increasing. The four-county Guernsey organization will be headed this year by Robert Smith, RDI, Annville, the newly elected president. Other officers elected at Satur day’s meeting are: Warren Bucher, RD2, Myerstown, vice president; Carl Hollenbach, secretary; and Lloyd Dreibelbis, treasurer. Warren Bucher, outgoing president, presided over the meeting. Special 4-H Farm Show awards were given to Jeff Smith, Frank Oellig, Bonita Oellig, Dale Smith and David Smith. Recognition for ex cellence in FFA Guernsey projects was given to Marlin Dietrich, Jacob Leiby and Bruce Maulfair. SHERIFF'S SALE OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF MAHLON C. LIVINGOOD & LIVINGOOD, INC. UPON WRIT OF EXECUTION NUMBER 644 CIVIL DIVISION 1973 Sale to be held on the Dean Rouse Farm Thursday, January 31st beginning at 10:00 A.M. Located on the North Road, 2 miles off Route 249 near Austinburg, Pa., 4 miles north of Knoxville, Pa. Tioga County. Watch for Auction Arrows. 139 - CATTLE - 139 This herd consists of Holstein Heifers and some mixed Breed. Some large Bred Holstein Heifers but mostly Yearlings and older. A real opportunity to buy Cattle that will respond to feed and care. A few Steers and Bulls. 5 PONIES TO BE SOLD Equipment consist of an International “H” Tractor, Case com Picker, International Hay Crusher, and Bulk Tank. As this is a Forced Sale, all equipment and Cattle should be moved Day of Sale. SALE UNDERTENT LUNCH WILL BE SERVED. MAHLON C. LIVINGOOD & LIVINGOOD, INC. BY THE SHERIFF, OWNER RONALD D. WEST, SALE MANAGER ROBERT M. SHAYLOR, AUCTIONEER ROBERT SLINGERLAND, CLERK PUBLIC AUCTION at RUDNICK’S DAIRY BARN, GALENA, MD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1974 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN DHIA DAIRY COW! This grouping of 34 Registered Holstein cows are mostly artificially bred by CURTIS & MD. W. VA, DHIA herd average is about 13,000 m-over 500 lbs. fat. Featuring daughters of: Hill Heights Baron Lad 16,539m-3.9 percent-646f Kahl Trume Leader 16,950m-4.5 percent-765f Irvington Admiral Scot 15,960m-3.1 percent-495f Irvington Admiral Scot 15,400m-3 7 percent-575f Hayland Skylmer Duke 15,790m-4 1 percent-644f Hayland Skylmer Duke 15,640m-3 9 percent-615f Woodbine Ivanhoe Dandy 15,730m-3 7 percent-589f Other featured sires: Femhame Ivanhoe Emperor, Pencor G. Ivanhoe Pabst, Harborcrest Sunshine, Romandale Reflection Marquis, Chinook Fury Hal, Md-Gaywinds Sunshiner, Emperor Duke Archie, Hickoryvale 8.8. Lad, etc. Pregnancy examined, TB and bangs accredited, for sdlo Consigned by: LYNCH FARM ENTERPRISES of Centreville and to be sold at HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, INC. (DAIRY BARN) GALENA, MD. JOE RUDNICK, Auctioneer Catalogs and Lunch Available Public Sales Register SAT. JAN. 26 - 1 o’clock (Blizzard date Sat. Feb. 2) Dar-Phll Farms Complete Milking Herd-Bred Heifer Dispersal. Location - 13 miles Southeast of Canton, Pa., 9 miles Northwest of Estella, Pa., 1 mile East of Shunk, Pa., on Route 154 in Sullivan Co. Sale by Darwin & Phyllis Higley, Owners; Carl Diller and Everett Kreider, Auctioneers; Rock well’s Livestock, Sale Mgrs. SAT. JAN. 26 - 12 Noon Public Auction of Farm Machinery located between Bridgetown and Ingleside, near Henderson, Md. Sale by Herman F. Walbert, owner; H. Rudnick & Sons, Auc tioneers and Sales Managers of Galena, Md. MON. & TUES. JAN. 28-2910 A.M. Two Day Public Sale of Farm Machinery and Construction Equipment located So. Race St., Myerstown, Pa. Sale by Wenger’s Farm Machinery, Inc. TUES. JAN. 29 - 10:30 A.M. Public Sale of Dairy and Machinery Dispersal. Sale location - Take Route 72 north approximately 2 blocks from Manheim Square. Turn left onto Colebrook St. Sale to be held at first farm on left. Sale by Earl M. Weiler; R. Kline, N. at 12:00 noon Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Jan. 26.1974 Martin, Auctioneers. TUBS. JAN. 29 - 10:30 A.M. Public Sale of Farm Equip, and Household Goods located 4 miles south of Kutztown, turn south off Rt. 222 at Surburban Drive-In, take Ist right for 1.3 mi., Berks Co., Pa. Sale by Raymond Burkholder; Ralph W. Zettlemoyer, Auctioneer. WED. JAN. 30 - Day Horse Sale by Paul Z. Martin PUBLIC SALE SAT. FEBRUARY S, 1974 at 2:00 P.M. VALUABLE 52 ACRE FARM Located along Church Rd. between Colebrook Trinity Lutheran Church and U.Z. Camp Grove. 1 mile E. of Colebrook Rd., Mt. Joy Twp., Lancaster Co. Pa. Only 15 minutes from Lebanon and Lancaster turnpike exit. FARM WILL BE OFFERED AS A COMPLETE UNIT OR IN 3 SEPARATE TRACTS AS FOLLOWS. TRACT NO. 1 46 Acre farm. 20 A. under cultivation, 32 A. pasture and woodland. 1% STORY frame dwelling, elec, heat; 2 rooms on Ist floow with large modem laundry at tached, new modem kitchen & living room. 2nd floor has 2 bedrooms & bath. Wash house with old furnace. 2 good wells. Bank bam, with auto waterer for steers, 8 x 35 Silo, com crib, 3-Car garage witliheat and 2nd story for storage. Also 2-car garage. TRACT NO. 2 Located along Church Rd. Mt. Joy Twp. contains approx. 3 Acres. Comer lot, flat level land with Rd. frontage along 2 sides. TRACT NO. 3 Located along Church and Camp Rds. in Mt. Joy Twp. contains approx. 3 acres. Also a comer lot with flat level land and Rd. frontage along 2 sides. Farm is situated in a beautiful Country setting and has various possibilities. Farming-Riding stables-Camp sites and Developers. Has approx. 1 mile Rd. frontage. Inspection invited to view property anytime by ap pointment. Call 665-6433 or 665-5664. SALE BY MARK E. & LINDA BRANDT E. BEELER ATTY. C. H. WOLGEMUTH AUCT. PH. 665-5664 PUBLIC SALE OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, HORSES HORSE-DRAWN FARM MACHINERY WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1974 On the premises located between Gap and Parkesburg, along the Strasburg Road, IV2 miles north of Christiana, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 30 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS 5 to freshen in February and March, 6 to freshen in Spring and Summer, balance of herd to freshen in Fall. TB and Blood Tested, Charts with each cow. 16 HEAD OF HEIFERS 3 to freshen in February, 4 to freshen in Fall, balance of heifers are open. 1 Pair of Gray WORK HORSES, 8 and 9 years old. 2 Pair of SORREL MULES, 8 and 9 years old. These horses and mules are well broke. FARM MACHINERY N.H. 272 baler, N.H. crimper, N.H. 30-ft. elevator, New Idea com picker, New Idea hay rake, 16” Papec ensilage cutter, New Idea No. 14 manure spreader, Oliver trip 2-bottom 14” plow, Oliver No. 5 corn picker, J.D. 8-ft. harrow, roller, J.D. 24 disc harrow, M.C. horse-drawn cultivator, M.C. ensilage cutter, 3 flat wagons, 1 with 18’ bed, 2 with 16’ beds; 2 fore carts, one with brake; 8-row sprayer, tobacco planter, wheelbarrow, Lincoln 225 welder, 2 bale boxes, Nap sack sprayer, tobacco spears, grease gun and pump, platform scales, tobacco lath, 2 12-volt fencers, one electric; Wisconsin 8-h.p. motor, feed carts, 6 sets of t work harness, collars, bridles, 1,2, 3 and 4-horse hit ' ches; M.C. com planter, M.C. 9-ft. grass mower. No. 74 DeLaval milker pump, two Corde milker units, (new type), 2 Stainless steel strainers, stainless steel wash tubs, carrying buckets, Kesco dumping station (12-volt). Approximately 40 ton EAR CORN Sale at 11:30 a.m. D.S.T. Terms by BENJAMIN L CLICK LEROY ZOOK, Auctioneer Lunch available. Not responsible for accidents. located 2 miles East ot in tercourse, Pa., along Route 340. Horses Hitched at 10 A.M. Sale at 12 Noon. Sale by Paul Z. Martin, Blue Ball, Pa.; Martin Auctioneers. WED. JAN. 30 - 11 A.M. 65 Outstanding Registered Holsteins Selling in the Maryland State Convention Sale at the Fair Hill Fairgrounds in Cecil Co., Md. just off Rte. 273, three miles from Newark, Del. Sale sponsored by Maryland Holstein Association, A. Doty Remsburg, Sale Manager, Jefferson, Md. 21755 (Continued On Page 28/ 27
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers