4ft—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Mar. 9. 1974
Twin Valley FFA Members
Receive Awards at Banquet
More than 200 persons
attended the nineth annual
Parent and Member
Banquet of the Twin Valley
Chapter Future Fanners of
America. The Banquet was
held Friday, March 1, in the
Elverson Fireball, Elverson,
Pa.
Presentation of a number
of awards and citations
followed a family style ham
dinner served by the
Elverson Fire Company
Auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Samuels, Mr. and Mrs.
William Ford, Mr. Harold
Bamberger, Mr. Charles
Gable, and Mrs. Ruth Houck
were received by the chapter
as honorary FFA members.
Chapter officers received
these persons into the
honorary membership using
the official Honorary Degree
Ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuels and Mr. and Mrs.
Ford received honorary
membership for the help
they have given their sons
which enabled them to
receive the Keystone Degree
this past January. Mr.
Harold Bamberger is the
President of the Twin Valley
School Board and has sup
ported the chapter in this
capacity. Mr. Charles Gable
has assisted the chapter and
chapter members to com
plete various projects. Mrs.
Houck has also assisted the
chapter to complete many
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS &
ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, MAR. 16,1974
at 10:00 A.M.
Located—Columbia R.D. 1, Hempficld Twp., be
tween Siher Springs and Mountville, on Horizon Dr
From Mountville at Kauffmans Garage, go North on
Sumit Dri\e, turn left on Horizon Drive Look for
sale signs.
1959 FORD COUPE 1950 DODGE PICKUP
1948 OLDSMOBILE
ALLIS CHALMERS B. Plow & cultivatois, 2 B
12 Plow, 1 B trailer plow. IHC 28 Disc and 24 Disc,
double cultipacker. spike harrow. 3-sec land roller
M H. Spreader. IHC riding culti . Oliver side Rake
dump Rake, fodder shreader hoe gram drill, wagon
1 row tob plantci, 3 tob wagons. 4000 lath, shears
potato plow hand sho\el-harrow, hook plow, snow
lence 2 Hole corn sheller, 12 cast Cattle trough
alum c\ laddei platform scales circular saws,
harness, single & double trees, good horse collars,
wedges, axes, meat cleater & saws, milk cans, log
chains, rope & pulleys. lock & keys
ANTIQUES
STANDARD JOHN DEERE B TRACTOR. Playci
piano, wash boiler, wooden barrels, 4 prong shaking
fork, mag rack, comb Coal & gas range. Columbia
Coal Range Blanket chest, wash stand and wash
stand set. Old Peacock hanging lamp, coinei shelf,
pictures, frames quilts Butcher furnace & 2 kettles
lard press meat grmdei, sausage staffer, jewelry &
buttons. Heatrola Kitchen cabinet, sink, gas range
lefngerator. walnut e\ table, china closet, sewing
machine. TV & Radio, space heater record playei.
Waterfall Bedroom Suite. Maple single bed, folding
cot day bed. studio couch, chest of drawers, 3pc
lit mg-room suit, lamps, sm tables, etc
2 1 j HP. ROTO TILLER 3 lawn mowers and
mant useful items not listed
HARVEY J. HAUGH ESTATE
Earl A. Birk & Helen M. Shelter
Executors.
Geisenberger, Pfannebecker.
Zimmerman. Gibble. Attys.
C. H. & 808 WOLGEMUTH &
H. Shaffner, Aucts.
Ph. 665-5664
projects.
James Hughes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes
of RDI Birdsboro, received
the chapter Star Greenhand
Award. This award is given
to the outstanding first year
student in the FFA. Terry
Murray received the Star
Chapter Farmer • Award,
which is given to the student
with the best animal or crop
project and the most
leadership activities. Terry
also received foundation
medals in chapter scho
larship, and placement in
agricultural production.
William Ford 111 received
the Star Chapter
Agribusinessman Award,
this is presented to the senior
student with the most out
standing work experience
project.
Foundation medals were
also presented to: Robert
Stotzfus for livestock
production and for soil and
water management; Melvin
Houck for livestock
production; Douglas Yoder
for crop farming.
Larry Stoltzfus received
the dairy fanning award,
and the award for
agricultural mechanics was
presented to Harold Steve.
Gary McVaugh received the
ornamental horticulture
award, and Ronald Smoker
and Larry Stoltzfus received
awards for public speaking.
John McNeill was
presented a plaque for his
service to the chapter in
organizing the chorus and
serving as pianist for the last
two years. Lugene Becker
received a plaque as the
Chapter Sweetheart for the
current year. She was
chosen by a committee of
chapter officers and served
as the FFA nominee for
Valentine Queen. William
Ford and Terry Murray
were presented with the gold
charm of the Keystone
Farmer Degree and trophies
signifying their elevation to
this degree. Terry Murray
also received a $25.00
savings bond as'the high
salesman for the Christmas
Citrus Sale. Nevin Mast,
former chapter President
and current State FFA
Sentinel, was presented a
special plaque in honor of his
service to the chapter and
the FFA.
rOR SALE
115 HEAD BULLS
600-625 lbs.
70 HEAD 500-525 lbs.
85 HEAD 400-425 lbs.
Phene 717-548-2488
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
AND HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
Location: 3 miles south of Nine Points off Route 896,
% mile east of Andrews Bridge along Creek Road,
Chester Co., Penna.
Thursday, March
ll:OOA.M.
IHC No. 766 diesel with pressurized cab &
heater fully equipped (a gem with 440 hrs.)
John Deere 112 with Johnson loader 0
power bucket (good).
Farmall Super M with 3 pt.
FarmallH
IHC No. 55 chisel plow 11 ft. 3 pt., IHC No. 411 4
bottom 14 in. trip plow, IHC No. 28 disc, New Holland
No. 717 harvester 1 row 9 knives, IHC No. 16 harvester
with pickup and 6 ft. cutter bar, New Holland No. 24
table blower, A.C. forage wagon, 16 ft. dump wagon
with 12 ply tires, N.H. No. 268 baler with thrower, high
side hay wagon, Farmec 30 ft. elevator, IHC No. 816
mower conditioner, John Deere rake, IHC 4 row unit
planter 3 pt., Ford cultivator 3 pt., Little Giant grain
bin wagon, 2 New Holland manure spreaders 510 - 325,
Leroy 9 ft. cultipacker, heat houser for M, 7 ft. blade 3
pt., com silage by the ft. in 24 ft. silo, 4 wheel road
grader, forks, chains, shovels, 2 feed carts, and other
articles.
52 Head Grade Holstein Dairy Cattle
1 Jersey
42 milk cows, 3 reg. Moose Heart Pioneer dau. and
Canadian, 3 bred heifers, 7 open heifers.
12 due 2 mo. prior to sale, 8 due June & July, balance
throughout year.
6 daus. of Milk & Honey Ivanhoe, 2 of Killinsdale
Ivanhoe Jack.
TB & Bangs Certified Charts sale day
2 Milker pumps SP 22 and SP 11
3 Surge units 45 lb., 2 SS strainers, 2 SS carrying
pails, 1 Kasco transfer system with 100 ft. hose and
dryer, double SS tubs, 1 SS supply cabinet, gas milk
house heater, etc.
J. Everett Kreider . t
Carl Diller AUClb '
Lunch by New Providence Mennonite Church
Ronald Smoker recognized
members of the community
who have assisted the
chapter during the past year.
Persons and firms
recognized were: Donald
Simmers, Elmor Chevrolet,
Morgan Trailers, Stoltzfus
Brothers IGA, Mr. Harry
Hart, Miss Mary Louise
Duval, Mr. Wllmer KrayblU,
Frank Stoltzfus, Nevin Mast,
and Gary Stoltzfus.
Weight Indicates
Quality
The price doesn’t always
indicate quality when it
comes to bread. In general,
the price of a loaf of bread is
not a good indicator of its
nutritional value. Penn State
Extensidn foods and
nutrition specialists suggest
you look for an enriched
white loaf or whole wheat
loaf by weight rather than
the size of the loaf.
For more buying and
serving information on
bread, and other foods
necessary for good health,
write to: FOOD, Trudy
Dougherty, Chester County
Extension home economist,
402 North Wing, Courthouse,
West Chester, Pa. 19380.
21, 1974
Sale in tent
Terms by
James C. Groff
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
THURSDAY, MARCH 1974
AT 10:30 A.M.
Location: Along Linden Street in Richland, Pa. 2
mile* south of Myerstown along Route SOI, torn east at
Corner House Restaurant 2 miles to Richland.
To be given away FREE at close of sale, a Handy
Power Washer. All adults who register for a sale
number by 10:30 a.m. are eligible to register to
win Handy Power Washer. Winner must be
present to win.
FOURTEEN TRACTORS
MASSEY FERGUSON 1150 DIESEL with CAB
MASSEY FERGUSON 65 GAS
utility tractor, with No. 99 Industrial Loader
MASSEY FERGUSON 65 DIESEL
MASSEY FERGUSON 65 DIESEL
with Multi-power, High Arch
Massey Ferguson 50 Gas; International 8414 Gas
with Schwartz loader; M M 335 with Schwartz loader;
M M model R tractor; International 350 Gas; Oliver H.
G. Crawler with Cultivator; Oliver OC3 Crawler with
bucket; Oliver 70; Gehl 2500 hydracat skid loader with
fork; John Deere A.
HARVESTERS, FORAGE WAGONS and BLOWERS
Gehl CB6OO Harvester, 1000 r.p.m. shaft with 2 row
corn head and hay pickup; Gehl CB6OO harvester 540
r.p.m. shaft with 2 row com head; New Holland No. 616
with 1 row com head; Fox Harvester 540 r.p.m. shaft
with 2 row com head and attachment for high moisture
com; Gehl FHBI with 1 row com head; Grove forage
wagon with hydraulic drive 6 ft. sides and roof; 2 Gehl
■forage wagons with 6 ft. sides and roof; Gehl forage
wagon with 6 ft. sides and roof with front and r6ar
unload; Hasten forage wagon; roof for Model 610 Gehl
forage wagon;
GEHL MODEL 115MX MIXER GRINDER
Dion p.t.o. blower with 54 inch drum; International
p.t.o. blower with 54 inch drum; Fox trough blower;
Allis Chalmers blower;
HAY EQUIPMENT
International p.t.o. Model 46 baler with thrower;
Massey Ferguson p.t.o. No. 10 baler with thrower;
International Ha'ybine; Massey Ferguson dyna
balance mower; International 7 ft. mower; Cun
ningham crimper; Ford 3 point side rake; 2 Grove
flatbed wagons; Coby wagon; 2 horsedrawn wagons;
Smoker 24 foot elevator;
PLOWS, DISC HARROWS, SPRING HARROWS
John Deere semi-mount 5 bottom 16 inch hydraulic
automatic reset plow; Massey Ferguson model 88-4
bottom 14 inch semi-mounted trip plow; Massey
Ferguson model 86-4 bottom 14 inch semi-mounted
trip plow; 2 Massey Ferguson model 74-4 bottom 14
inch mounted plows; Massey Ferguson model 82-4
bottom 14 inch semi-mounted plow; Oliver 2 bottom 16
inch Raydex trailer plow; Oliver 3 bottom 16 inch 3
point spring trip plow; JOHN DEERE offset disc
harrow on transport; John Deere KBA 32 disc - disc
Harrow; International 32 disc - disc Harrow; In
ternational 9 foot disc Harrow; JOHN DEERE 12 foot
spring harrow; 2 JOHN DEERE 12 foot power set
spring harrows; 12 foot spring harrow; 3 point 3 section
spike harrow;
CULTIMULCHERS - CULTIPACKERS
John Deere 12 foot cultimulcher; John Deere 10 foot
cultimuldier; land roller; Brillion 10 foot cultipacker
seeder; John'Deere 12 foot cultipacker;
SPREADERS and LOADERS
International 175 bushel spreader with p.t.o. drive;
International 125 bushel p.t.o. spreader; Massey
Ferguson 110 bushel p.t.o. spreader; New Holland 145
bushel tank spreader; Hawk bilt 145 bushel tank
spreader left unload; Hawk bilt 185 bushel tank
spreader; Massey Ferguson 205 spreader with liquid
end gate, JOHN DEERE model 45 loader, Schwartz
loader for M.F. 135 tractor; Oliver loader with
hydraulic dump;
BRADY No. 206 CROP COOKER
with Snowco grain cleaner; John Deere 12 foot
fertilizer spreader; EZEE-FLOW 10 foot fertilizer
spreader; John Deere model GL grass seeder drill;
new 15 KW Onan p.t.o. generator on trailer, 3 point tool
bar; 3 ,point weeder; hydro nitrogen ammonia
metering pump; Myers 6 ft. snow plow for loader;
Sauder snow plow;
LAWN and GARDEN EQUIPMENT
Sears 15 h.p. tractor with hydraulic self-leveling
loader, dual wheels and wheel weights; 26 inch Yard
man riding mower; Sears riding mower; Falls riding
mower; Hahn Eclipse 7 h.p. riding mower; Massey
Ferguson No. 5 riding mower; Hahn Eclipse 5 h.p.
riding mower; Ford model 70 tractor with mower;
International riding tractor with mower and snow
blade; 500 gallon indoor and outdoor paint/pints,
quarts, gallons all different colors; new forks and
shovels and numerous other items.
Sale time - 10:30 A.M.
SALE BY
LEBANON VALLEY
IMPLEMENT CO. INC.
Phone 717-866-2544
John E. and Paul E. Martin - Auctioneers
717-733-3511 733-3305
Zimmerman, Clerk
Lunch Available
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