45—Lanciittr Farming, Saturday, Nov. 30. 1974
York
The annuel York County 4-
H Achievement Night was
held recently at the 4-H
Center in Bair. Those young
people and cluba receiving
awards were as follows:
Citizenship Award; Jef
frey Roth, RDI, Spring
Grove; Keystone Awards:
Jeffrey Roth, Agriculture
and Citizenship: Karen
Raubenstlne, RDI, Hanover
- Clothing; Wayne Bankert,
RD3, Red Lion - Swine;
David Miller, RD3,
Stewartstown
Achievement; Karen
Hemminger, RDI, Glen
Rock - Dairy Foods.
Dress Revue (Senior
Division): Katrina Horner,
York; Kay Raubenstlne,
Spring Grove; Holly Baer,
Spring Grove; Pam Spahr,
Etters; Karen Raubenstlne,
Hanover; Lucinda Wilson,
Glen Rock; Amy Swartz,
Hanover and Paula Lantzy,
York. Junior Division: Kay
Swartz, Hanover; Sue Anne
Liek, Manchester and Carol
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
WED., DEC. 4th, 1974 at 12 Noon
By Order of U S. District Court, Central District of California, Certain
assets of FOREMARK CORP. at 41 Germay Drive, Wilm., Del. [Germay
Industrial Park) off Maryland Avenue.
1970 White Freightliner Tractor Diesel Motor Tandem Wheel fixed
sth Wheel Sleeper Cab 318 H P Detroit 13 Speed Box plus Office
Furniture IBM Selectnc Typewriter Desks Victor Electronic
Calculator Surveyors Level Folding Tables File Cabinets Files
Tables Shop Equipment Metal Shelving Rockwell Drill Press
Portable Bond Saw Metal Cabinets DiArco Bender Pipe Rack Pipe
Bench Stand i Tools Craftsman Vacuum Cannon Printing
Calculator Large Tarps Taps Dies Drill Bits Magnetic Drill Press
w/B & D V. Drill Lincoln Welder & Attachments (2) Burning
Outfits 'h HP Portable Air-Compressor Tool Room Impact
Wrenches Elec Disc Sander, plus many additional items (5) Rooms
of Office Furniture
Also: Modern Furniture from an Apartment
INSPECTION- From 9AM Day of Sale
TERMS; Cash Certified Check Bank Letter of Credit or Travelers
Checks for the ‘Tractor’
RUDNICK & MATAS, Auctioneers
212 H. Bth St, Hfilm., Del. 1302] 658-7264
PUBLIC AUCTION
§SS& OF DAIRY CATTLE
Jgffif AND FARM MACHINERY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1974
10:30 A.M.
LOCATION Route 72 North from Manheim, turn left on to Colebrook
St to Old Line Rd to Farm on the right Watch for Sale Arrows
54 HOLSTEINS
This high grade herd consists of 36 milk cows, 75
percent of which are Ist, 2nd and 3rd calf cows. There
will be approximately 10 cows fresh by sale date, 3 due
Dec. 5,5 due Jan. and the balance are in various stages
of their lactations. 9 bred heifers which will be
pregnancy checked and 9 open heifers will also be
selling. This herd is on owner sampler and individual
cow records will be given.
Agway breeding wheel, SS milk pails, 2 50 lb. Surge &
1 40 lb. Surge milkers.
DAIRY SALE APPROXIMATELY
12:30 UNDER TENT.
60 TON EAR CORN
N.I. cut conditioner, like new, N.H. Super 717 har
vester with 1 row head and pick up head, Ford 2 row
com planter, International crimper, Sam Mulkey 32 ft.
elevator. Oliver No. 6342 3 bottom roll over plow with
4th bottom extension, Sauder manure loader & snow
bucket, 16,000 KW Pincor alternator, like new, N.H. 271
baler with thrower, Hawk Bilt 155 Bushel left tank
spreader, Oliver cover crop disc, 10 ft. cultipacker, 20’
flat wagon, Oliver Superior drill, 12 disc, Ford sub
soiler, small 2 wheel trailer, Brady flail chopper, feed
carts, milk house heater, gas, locust posts, odds & ends
of lumber, glider, swing set, sofa bed.
AUCTION NOTE: No small items to be sold. Come
early, Machinery sold first. _
Terms by:
Earl & Mary Martin
Randal Kline, Auctioneer Phone: 665-7210
626-4975
Lunch by Manheim Christian Day School
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
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4-H Activities
Murray, Emlgsville.
Exhibit Contest: Jefferson
4-H Club; Outstanding
Secretary: Christy Sher
meyer, Dover; Karen
Raubenstlne, Hanover.
Outstanding News
Reporter: Tommy Welsh,
East Berlin, representing
the Thomasvllle 4-H Club.
County Award Winners:
Mark Cramer, Railroad -
Archery; Mark Ebaugh,
Delta - Bicycle; Laurie
Dobrosky, Glen Rock •
Candlemaking; Joyce
Hemminger, Glen Rock -
Clothing; Kimberly Hoke,
York - crocheting; Jonathan
Myers, ThomasvUle - Dairy;
Brooke Palmer,
Shrewsberry- Foods; Megan
Shaub, Shrewsberry -
flowers; Timothy Beck,
Seven Valleys - handyman;
David Warherm Red Lion -
health; Ellanna Kem, York -
home furnishings; Martha
Uhl, York - horse; Tammy
Barnhart, York - knitting;
Susan Cunningham, Seven
Valleys - Leathercraft; Lisa
Dobrosky, Glen Rock -
Sheep; Paul Myers 111.
Thomasville - poultry;
Katherine Uhl, York -
veterinary science; Bryan
Palmer, Shrewsberry -
wildlife and Michael Kern,
York - wrestling.
County Awards Senior
Division: Lucinda Wison,
Glen Rock - clothings;
Joanne Zumbrim, Hanover -
crocheting; Karen
Raubenstlne, Hanover -
foods; Darlene Doll, Glen
Rock - dairy; Christy
Shermeyer, Dover, flowers;
Karen Hemminger, Glen
Rock - home management;
Beverly Brown, Delta -
Horse; Linda Ebaugh, Delta
- Horse Tim Eisenhart,
Thomasville - Petroleum
power and Jackie Flaharty,
Delta - Rifle.
Rookie Boy and Girl:
David Krone, Glen Rock and
Dawn Raubenstine,
Hanover. Junior Boy and
Girl: Paul Myers,
Thomasville and Joyce
Hcmminger, Glen Rock;
Achievement: Megan Shaub,
Shrewsberry.
Citizenship: Thomas
Knaub, Dover and Karen
Hemminger, Glen Rock;
Achievement: Kevin Leh
man, Dillsburg and Christy
Shermeyer, Dover;
Leadership: Linda Ebaugh,
Delta and Wayne Bankert,
Red Lion; Outstanding Boy
and Girl: Tun Eisenhart,
Thomasville and Nancy
Krone, Glen Rock.
Outstanding Boy and Girl
Overall: Jeff Roth, Spring
Grove and Karen Rauben-
GOLDEN
HARVEST
& GARDEN SPOT
SALE
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER 12
! LANCASTER, PA.
i Sale held at the Guernsey Sale barn located 4 miles East of Lancaster
| along Rte 30
135 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
| (Cows just fresh and close springing and Ist
i calf heifers - Service Bulls) ;
i Sale features hand picked animals by Earl L |
I Groff, Strasburg, Pa and Walter McClure of '
| Virginia who has selected some fine Elevations |
I and Fond Matts <
23 SERVICE AGE BULLS THAT i
CAN DO A FINE JOB FOR ANYONE!!
> All are fancy pedigreed with i
! 2 out of over 1000-Ib. fat 1
| dams and highly classified A rare opportunity to \
I purchase a ready for service bull from a great (
! selection I
Make Your Plans Now To Attend This J
Holstein Golden Harvest Day!! J
Sale Starts 10 30 A.M j
Lunch Available Catalogs 1
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC.
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y.
Dairy
Directors
Elected
The Board of Directors of
the Pa. Holstein Association
reorganized as part of the
20th Annual Meeting of the
Pa. Holstein Association at
Pocono Manor, Pa.
Elected to the position of
Director-At-Large to
represent areas of the state
without local club
organization was David W.
Myers, RDI, Portage,
Cambria Co. Also on the
Board are directors from
each of the fifty local af
filiated Holstein Clubs in
Pennsylvania.
Elected by the Board to a
three-year term on the
Executive Committee was
Russell L. Jones, RDI, Little
Meadows, Pa. Already
serving on the Executive
Committee are Lee Rum
mer, RD2, Evans City, and
Robert Taylor, RD2,
Friedens. Also, the officers,
starting the second year of
their two-year term:
President, Neil L. Bowen,
RD3, Wellsboro; Vice-
President, Donald V. Seipt,
RD4, Easton; and
Treasurer, John D. Cope,
Box 14, Grantham.
The Pa. Holstein
Association employs three
full-time staff members.
William C. Nichol is
Executive Secretary; James
E. Howes,- Director of
Promotion; and Michael W.
stine, Hanover.
The Outstanding Club
award went to the
Thomasville 4-H Club.
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In Shropshire England, it ia aald that a piece of hawthorn
cut on Holy Thuraday will protect both house and person
from being struck by lightning.
Young, Director of Special the Association is 839 Benner
Programs. Headquarters for Pike, State College, Pa.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Because of injuries from auto accident, I must sell the following oh
the “Leach Farm”, Round Top Road, 2 miles South of Chestertown,
IU smuiimv, November so, 1974 at m ta.
$7 HOISTEIN COWS t HEIFERS 57
This herd consists of 42 Holstein Cows in various
stages of lactations, artificial breeding, many fresh
and close springers, other in full flow of milk; 15 small
heifers.
FARM MACHINERY: FORD 6000 Diesel Tractor,
Ford 961 Tractor, Ford 861 Tractor, Ford: loader, 3
bottom plows, blade, 5 bottom plows, Int. grain drill,
N.I. spreader, NH 68 baler, 4 row Ford planter, 2 AC
elevators, NH forage wagon, NH 616 chopper, NH No.
24 blower, NH 331 spreader, hay wagon, mower, NH 55
baler, plus other misc. machinery and tools.
JERRY BRYANT, owner
Round Top Road, Chestertown, Md.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, Inc.
Safes Managers & Auctioneers
LUNCH
TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY,
ORCHARD AND PEACH EQUIPMENT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Selling for Granville Haines, Ml. Holly, Rancocas Road, Rancocas,
New Jersey.
SATURDAY, DEC. 7,1974
10:00 A.M. SHARP
Location of sale is directly across from Inductotherm on the
Rancocas Mount Holly Road, 1 mile East of Rancocas, 3 miles
West of Mount Holly. From Pa. pickup Rte. 295 off of Rte. 206, at the
end of Pa. Turnpike and proceed South to the Willingboro, Mount
Holly Exit. Sale arrows will be posted. I have decided to discontinue
farming and sell at auction the following:
TRACTORS: 1958 Int. 350 Utl. WFE, w-TA, live PTO
and PS, less than 600 hrs. on motor since overhauled;
1955 Farmall 300 w-TA, live PTO and PS; Farmall Fl 2
w-cultivators; McCormick Deering 1020; 1952 Ford 8N
High-Clearance tractor w-mounted 8 row sprayer with
275 gallon tank and 20 gallon Myers pump. Tractors in
good condition.
Irrigation Equipment —lOO H.P. Allis Chalmers LP
engine, driven centrifugal 2 stage American Well
Works, 800 gallon per minute irrigation pump, 1200 hrs.
All pipe and fittings listed are Anderson-Miller - 177
pcs. 4”x2o’, 78 pcs. 5”x20;, some with valves, 32 pcs.
s”x4o’, 2 pcs. 6”x2o’, 28 pcs. 6”x4o’ some with valves, 2
pcs. B”x2o’ galvanized, 1 pc. 7”x24’ suction pipe, 90
sprinklers, misc. fittings, such as elbows, tees, valves,
sweeps, etc. 500 gallon LP tank on trailer approx. %
full.
Other Equipment —1972 John Deere KBA 9 ft. disc
Harrow on rubber. John Deere Killefer 7% ft. offset
Disc Harrow, John Deere Vanßrunt grain drill with
grass seeder 16 z 7; Int. 2 - bottom 16” fast hitch plow;
Oliver 2 bottom 14” plow, Simons 9 ft. Meeka Harrow
with transport wheels; New Idea 10 ft. fertilizer drill;
John Deere tractor cylinder; New Idea 1-row tran
splanter; 20 ft. Smoker Elevator; orchard trailer; 2
flat wagons; Minn. Moline combine as is; end gate
spreader; John Deere manure spreader, horse type;
McCormick No. 9 mower; 1000 gallon tank on skids;
Myers 2”xVA>” pump and motor with hose, orchard
brush rake; 6*/fe ft. land roller; weeder, 2 scare-away
bangers; 2 hole corn sheller; grain cleaner fan; 40 ft.
wooden ext. ladder; step ladders, snow fence, 150
locust posts, platform scales, bag trucks, spray
materials, migrant housing equipment, shovels, forks,
hoes and misc. items too numerous to mention.
Also 16 ft. Cedar Row Boat and outside toilet.
Trucks —1956 Int. % ton Pickup; 1956 GMC 1% ton
flatbed with 30” sides; 1939 GMC Vk ton with 1956
motor and gram sides.
Graders John Bean 12”, Grabill peach grader;
Durand 24” washer and absorber; Niagara Roller.
Sale by order of GRANVILLE HAINES
TERMS —CASH
Lunch Vincentown Fire Co.
Clerks Sales Mgr.
Bolmer, Doyle & Clark Arthur J. Worrell
Mt. Holly. N. J.
609-267-0317
Auct. Donald A. Worrell, Sr.
609-267-0317
Members - NJSAA Member of NAA
Auct and owner not responsible for
accidents or theft while on premises
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