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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mar. 23. 1974
Penn State Receives Grant
For Wine Grape Research
Prospects for the future
success of Pennsylvania’s
emerging wine grape in
dustry were enhanced
considerably with recent
announcement of a $66,000
grant by the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
for a Penn State University
research project entitled,
PUBLIC SALE
DAIRY HERD DISPERSAL
MONDAY, MARCH 25,1974
11A.M.
SITUATED IN MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP,
LEBANON COUNTY, PA. ALONG ROUTE 419, Vh
MILES WEST OF NEWMANSTOWN, 3% MILES
NORTHEAST OF SCHAEFFERSTOWN AND ROUTE
501.
128 - HEAD HIGH-GRADE
HOLSTEINS - 128
Health Charts - Pregnancy Examined
Herd consists of 125 head milk cows. 45 fresh
or close springers. Balance in various stages of
lactation. 3 herd sires, weighing 1300 - 1500
pounds.
This is a home-bred herd. All animals raised on
this farm. You'll find King Pm and Ivanhoe
daughters. Also sires represented by Curtiss,
NEBA and South Eastern.
Auctioneer's Note: You’ll like what you see
here. Good udders with production. Don’t miss
this sale.
Feed -120 Tons Corn Ensilage,
15 Tons Ear Corn
8 Tons Mixed Hay, 8 Tons Straw
SALE TO COMMENCE AT: 11:00 A.M.
SALE IN HEATED TENT
CONDITIONS BY:
ROBERT R. BALSBAUGH, owner
Earl S. Buffenmeyer, Auctioneer
Brandt, Clerk
Refreshments by Farm Women's Group No. 9
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY, TOOLS,
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27,1974
AT 10:30 A.M.
Along Route 24 in the Village of Rinely, York Co.,
Pa.
Massey Ferguson 50 tractor in very good cond.; M.F.
cultivators; Oliver 2 bottom plow w-cover boards; disc
harrow; 3 section spring tooth harrow; 2 sec. spike
harrow; side delivery rake; J.D. 7 ft. mower; 3 pt.
hook 2 row com planter; Superior 13 disc drill; D.B.
com sheUer w-cobelevator; 2 hole com sheller; wagon
w-grain sides; hand sprayer; platform scales;
wheelbarrow; hay fork; brooder stoves; wire; riding
lawn mower; cement mixer; table saw w-motor; iron
hog troughs; chicken nests & feeders; ladders; 2 new
bam gates; garden tractor; cream separators; large
bar clamps; cigar molds & press; tools; etc.
Household Goods & Antiques
Westinghouse stove; Admiral refrigerator; spin-dry
washer; electric clothes dryer; Kenmore wood or coal
space heater; G.E. color TV; 2 pc. maple cupboard; 2
living room suites; 3 dinette sets; bedroom suites; 4
large dressers; rockers; plank bottom chairs; wood &
iron beds; stands; bunk beds; sofa bed; desk; end
tables; 2 large antique mirrors; pictures & frames;
pole lamp; piano bench; box springs & mattresses;
electric broom; Hamilton Beach mixer; Hoover
vacuum cleaner; utility cabinets; 2 electric space
heaters; lamps & radios; bowling ball & bag; carpets
& pads; Santa & sleigh; Christmas tree; old wood
trunk; crocks; dishes; pots & pans; cans; buckets;
Savage model 220 12 gauge shotgun.
Terms: Cash or Approved Check
Mrs. Theodore Mundis, owner
R.D.2
Stewartstown, Pa,
Robert L Sechrist, Auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
Luther Miller & Son, Clerks
Not responsible for accidents
Refreshments by Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Association
"Production of Grapes for
Wine in Pennsylvania.”
According to Dr. Carl
Haeseler, Assoc, Prof.
Pomology at Penn State’s
Erie County Field Research
Laboratory, North East, this
funding will support a 3-year
continuation and expansion
of the current wine grape
project which was begun in
1966 and funded since that
time by the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture.
Objectives of the con
tinuing wine grape research
in Pennsylvania include
studies in viticulture,
enology, entomology and
plant pathology.
Viticultural research to be
carried out by Dr. Haeseler
will include continuing
evaluation of promising wine
grape cultivars at various
locations in the state and
evaluation of cultural
practices which might
overcome weaknesses of
desirable cultivars. Other
studies will concern search
for economical procedures
for bench grafting and
techniques for post-grafting
management.
Enological research to be
carried out by Dr. Robert
Beelman, Assistant
Professor of Food Science
Technology, will include the
making of wine from the
more promising cultivars.
Quality measurements will
be made of musts and
finished wines. Organoleptic
ratings will be made.
Entomological research to
be carried out by Dr, Gerald
L. Jubb, Assistant Professor
of Entomology, will involve
laboratory and field ex
periments on control of
important insect and mite
pests, including chemical
and biological methods. Life
history and biological
studies will be conducted
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
LOTS OF ANTIQUES
Location: 3 miles north of Rising Sun, Md. 6 miles
South of Oxford, % mile off Rt. #1 By-Pass, (near
ALGER OIL TANKS) look for Arrows. Chester Co. Pa.
SATURDAY, MAR. 30,1974
John Deere 720 Tractor, Gas, Power Steering, 3 point;
John Deere 440 Crawler with loader, scoop and rake;
Farmall “H” with loader
John Deere 4-bottom 14 inch (3 point) plow; Fer
guson 12” 2 bottom 3 pt. plow; John Deere 5-bottom
14 inch trip bottom: John Deere 40’ elevator; John
Deere 4 bar rake; NH. #23 Blower with 50’ pipe;
N.H “67” Hayhner Baler; 10’ Dunham Disc; N.I.
#l7 Spreader, Grove Wagon, Ford 3 pt rake; Lapp
elevator, A C Chopper, papec blower for parts; J.D.
running gears, iron wheel wagon: horse riding culti
vator.
1938 Stake Dump Truck, 1950 GMC “470" Truck,
Ru\el Rear
Spring wagon, wood wheel wagons, pony carts;
small pony wagon with double hitch; Dehorners; load
binders, vise, anvil, carpenter boxes; duck decoys;
tools of all kinds
ANTIQUES including Victrola with Horn; Roll
top desk, small child's desk. Ball and Claw foot ta
ble; (3) Butter scales, small pot Belly Stove; Chunk
stove, hand made hinges; latches, ice tong; jugs;
jars, crocks, all kinds of dishes; glassware; mantle
Seth Thomas Clock; broad axe; wooden rakes; grain
cradles; apple press; wooden wheel express wagon;
Humpty-Duinptys; ship trunks; 30 chairs, all kinds,
etc.
Lots not uncovered at this writing, be sure to see
these items.
Above Antiques among a lifetime collection sell
ing in this sale
Due to former owners ill health, sale made neces
sary.
Form Equipment ot 1:00 p.m.
Sale by,
George L and Florence 0. Green
Aucts.; Cart Offler 464-833
J. Everett Kreider 844517
Tjiru-h
with selected pests in the
laboratory.
The project will also
identify fungal, bacterial
and virus diseases prevalent
in Pennsylvania wine grape
vineyards and develop
methods of controlling these
diseases.
Significant ac
complishments of Penn
State’s wine grape research
to date have been establish
ment of demonstration
vineyards in Erie, Adams,
Bucks, Franklin and Lan
caster counties. Some of the
most promising cultivars in
these studies have been
Chelois, Chancellor, De
Chaunac, Seyval Blanc and
Vidal Blanc. Also recom
mendations have been
developed for control of
aerial grape phylloxera and
grape erineum mite in ad
dition to recommendations
on cultural practices.
Finally, it has been
demonstrated that com
mercially acceptable wines
can be produced from the 5
commercially recommended
wine cultivars listed above.
Of significant importance
is the holding of The Penn
sylvania Wine Conference
each year during the month
of December at Penn State.
Six conferences have
already been held at which
important research findings
and other vital information
have been presented to wine
grape growers and wine
producers.
OF
9:15 A.M.
PUBLIC
AUCTION
the New
at
HAT
WLI
306 Owl
AUCTION
Thursday, March 28,
Watch for
ANTIQUE SALE
APRIL 4
BIG
One mile North of Lititz, Pa. along Route 501
6:00 P.M.
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT &
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1974
Located along Ivy Drive, seven miles West of Lancaster; Route 23 to
Ivy Drive, Silver Spring, Pa.; or three miles Southwest of Salunga.
Watch for Sale Signs.
3 TRACTORS
J.D. 4010/ J.D. 60, 300 Farmall
J.D. No. 9513’ Combine w-2-row Com Head; J.D. No.
24 T Baler w-Thrower P.T.0.; Howard 3-pt. 100”
Rotovator; J.D. No. 494 A 4-row Com Planter w-
Sprayer; J.D. No. 115 Chuck Wagon; N.H. and Gehl
Unloading Wagons; J.D. No. 38 2-row Harvester; J.D.
No. 300 38’ and N.H. Bale Elevators; J.D. No. 22 Hay
Crimper; J.D. 10’ Disc on wheels; 18’ Bale Wagons w-
Racks; Grove 5-ton Hyd. Dump Wagons, J.D. Grain
Drill, 15-Disc; J.D. 6-row Field Sprayer, rear moun
ted; J.D. 3-B. Trip Two-way Plow; Meyer 8’ Snow
Blade; Grain Bin; J.D. No. N Manure Spreader; No. 10
Grainovator Cart; J.D. Row Cult.; J.D, 3-pt. Tool Bar
w-Chisels; J.D. Sub Soiler; J.D. 10’ Roller Harrow;
J.D. No. 227 5’ Rotary Mower; J.D. No. 894 A Rake;
J.D. No. 46 Manure Loader; 16’ Grain Elevator; Com
Drag; Crop Dryer; Gehl Hammer Mill; 2%-ton Feed
Mixer w-7% H.P. Motor; 8’ 3-pt. Scraper; 3-pt.
Weeder; 1968 Int. 6-ton Truck w-Dump and Sides,
19,000 miles (likenew); 1968 Int. 6-ton Truck w-Dump
and Sides.
Tobacco Shed, 34x75 ft., tongue-and-groove boards,
to be torn down.
6 K.W. Generator; Airplane Fan; Tob. Equip.;
Hershey Planter; D. Ladders, 23’; 6000 Laths; Hoers; 3
Presses; Platform Scales; Wic. 5 H.P. Engine; 2-hole
Com Shelter; Poultry Equip.; Buckeye Automatic
Chicken Feeder; Waterers; 6 20” Vent Fans; Hot
Water Furance, 168,000 B.T.U, w-Pipe; Table Saw w-
Planer; Jig Saw; 5’ Wood Lathe; Garden Tractors;
Scalding Trough; Tools; A.M.F. Snowmobile.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Walnut Drop-leaf Table; Sideboards; Ext. Table;
Copper and Iron Kettles; Meat Bench; Crocks; Butter
Chum; .22 Hornet Rifle Ladles, etc., and many other
items too numerous to mention.
AucL’s Note: Farm Machinery is in good condition,
like new. Don’t miss this sate. Order of Sale: S.
Tools, H.H. Goods and Farm Equipment.
Sale by
DANIEL G. FORRY
HAROLD (Abe) SHAFFNER. 653-5689
and
WILBUR HOSLER. Aucts.
DIFFENDERFER and KNIESLY, Clerks
Food by Silver Spring Fire Company
& GAVEL
JAY M. WfIMAN
,D.#3, MANHEIM, PA.
CO.
10:00 A.M