Junior Simmental Club to Form
A national American John R. “Bobby” the national organization.
Junior Simmental Lawrence, Leesburg, Lawrence, a Simmental
Association will be formed Georgia, said Junior breeder, is an ASA trustee
during American Sim- members of ASA,I9 years of and chairman of its State
mental’s annual convention, age and under, will meet at 3 and Youth Committee.
February 18-23, 1975, at p.m. Friday, February 21, in Lawrence said Junior ASA
Houston. the Astroworld Hotel to form members would have their
own hospitality suite during
the convention and special
workshops are being
scheduled from them Friday
morning of convention week.
Dr. Bernard Jones of Curtiss
Breeding Service and
American Breeders Service’
Dr. Paul Miller will team up
to tell junior Simmentalers
“How to use the National
Simmental Sire Summary.”
And Dorothy Fahrenbruch,
ASA recording secretary,
will review procedures for
registering Simmental
cattle.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
29 ACRE FARM
SATURDAY, JAN. 11,1975
2:00 P.M.
Located 5 miles Northwest of Manheim, Pa. in Rapho Twp. along the
Elizabethtown Road, '/* mile East of Colebrook Road at Union Squaie.
Farm consists of approx. 29 acres of land having
approx. 1,000 ft. road frontage on Elizabethtown Road,
also V* acre farm pond. Thereon erected 12 room farm
house with 2 baths, frame bam and other storage
areas.
This farm is in excellent location with various
potentials. You will want to inspect this farm in the
entirety. To do so dial 1-717-665-6318 Manheim, Pa. the
owner for an appointment.
Sale by:
GARY K. and
CAROL LEE WASSON
Stein, Storb, Mann, Attys.
E. M. Murry Associates Auctioneers, Lititz, Pa.
626-5244, 626-2636
THE WARREN SLINGERLANO COMPLETE DAIRY
& EQUIPMENT DISPERSAL
Due to ill health and the farm I was renting has been sold, I must vacate the premises
by JalnuaryLlsf; so Lam selling my entire Holstein Dairy and full line of Farm Equipment
on Saturday, January 11th beginning at 10:00 A.M. Sale will be held at the RONALD D.
WEST FARM located on Rte. 660, halfway between Mansfield, Penna. and Wellsboro,.
Penna. WATCH FOR AUCTION ARROWS,
THE SUNGERLAND DAIRY consists of 66 Holstein
Cows. Several Cows will be fresh day of sale. Large
amount of cbws handling calves. These cows are thin in
flesh but excellent producers and with proper-care will
make excellent "replacements for anyone’s dairy.
Blood & T.B. tested, pregnancy checked. Because of
his necessity to vacate the recently sold farm, all must
be sold day of sale!
THE PAUL McCarthy CATTLE; Due to the loss of
his dairy and bam by fire, Mr. McCarthy is selling the
animals that wefrsaved at this same sale. Consisting
of 27 Holsteins (2-yr. old heifers and stock bulls) Blood
FARM EQUIPMENT
Ford 8000 Diesel Tractor - wide front (1000 Hrs.) M.H. Combine w-Wisconsin Motor
J.D. 3010 Diesel Tractor - wide front w-48 Loader 2 Lime Sowers
J.D. Comfort Cab 2 Harrows
M. 33 Tractor 2 Papec Unloading Wagons
N. 30 Tractor Century Sprayer
Oliver 546 5-Bottom Trip Plows Hawk Built Spreader
J.D. 4-Bottom Trip Plows N.H. 145 Bu.-Barrel Spreader
_ J.D. 79 - Barrel Spreader (NEW) N.H. No. 510 Spreader (like new)
J.D. 1240 Plateless 4-Row Corn Planter (like new) M.H. Spreader (like new) -
N.H. 770 Chopper w-2 Row Com Head, Pickup Head Diadem 290 Fertilizer Spreader
Hesston 500 Haybine (12’) J.D. 3-Bottom Trail Plows w-Cylinder
N.H. 800 Chopper w-Com Head Approx. 250’ Chain Patz Barn Cleaner
J.D. No. 6 2-Row Chopper 3 Haykicker Wagons
Oliver 4230 3-Bottom Trailer Plows N.H. No. 275 Baler w-kicker (like new)
Ford Baler (P.T.0.) MILKING EQUIPMENT
N.H. 3-Pt. Hitch Mower Model 75 plus Almo Surge Milker Pump
J.D. No. 5 Mower 800 gal. Mueller Model “O” Bulk Tank
Ford 3-Pt. Hitch Cultivator 2 3 H.P. Compressors (Automatic w-N.Y. Preßinse
Papec Bunk Blower TRUCKS
6-Hoe Disc Ontario Drill 1971 Chev. % Ton, 4-Wheel Drive
7’ A.R.P.S. 3-pt. Hitch Snow Blade 1959 Ford Truck
H-Int. Tractor (like new) 1964 Ford F-600 w-14 Ft. Cattle Rack
Case P.T.O. Combine An Outstanding Large Sale. Be Here!
FOOD WILL BE SERVED BY THE LADIES
SOCIETY OF THE WHITNEYVILLE METHODIST
CHURCH.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED OF ANIMALS &
EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO SALE AT RONALD WEST
FARM.
IF YOU’RE CONSIDERING AN AUCTION OR WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOUR PER
SONAL PROPERTY OUTRIGHT AND RECEIVE A CERTIFIED CHECK, CONTACT
RONALD D. WEST AUCTION SERVICE, R.D.I, MANSFIELD, PENNA. PHONE: 717-
724-1989 or ROBERT M. SHAYLOR, 515 ELMIRA ST., TROY, PENNA. PHONE: 717-
297-3278. YOU’LL BE ASSURED OF A SATISFACTORY SALE AND WILL HAVE YOUR
CHECK DAY OF SALE AS WE ACCEPT ALL RESPONSIBILITY OF ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE, ETC.
RONALD D. WE
Lawrence said affiliated
state organizations are
playing a major role in
Simmental promotion. He
reported that ASA has 38
state association affiliates, 5
state women’s auxiliaries,
and 11 state junior
associations.
ASA’s 7th annual con
vention will be held as a
compact business meeting
and educational symposium,
February 22, and its sth
annual national sale will be
Sunday, February 23. All
CATTLE
& T.BV Tested. These animals came from an out
standing dairy and all heifers sired by Purebred
Holstein Bulls. As the McCarthy’s have no place for
them, they are here at the-sale site until sale day and
will all be liquidated at that time.
THE EARL BENSON BEEF CATTLE: We will also
be selling (the same day) 34 head of Black, Angus &
Hereford beef cows & calves that were tire Eari-Bensoir
herd. These animals also must be liquidated as Mr.
Benson passed away recently.
ALL ANIMALS ELIGIBLE FOR INTERSTATE.
WARREN SLINGERLAND, owner
RONALD D. WEST* SALE MANAGER
ROBERT M. SHAYLOR &
VICTOR PIRRUNG, AUCTIONEERS
ROBERT SLINGERLAND, CLERK
Logging
Safety
Week
The Pennsylvania Logging
Safety Council has set the
week of January 12*18, 1975,
as Logging Safety Week
throughout Pennsylvania.
During this week of
celebrating, a special
logging safety film made on
location in Pennsylvania by
the Hammermill Paper
Company will highlight the
evening safety program set
for DiUsburg Fire Hall on
Jan. 16th at 7:30 p.m. The
evening program will consist
of remarks by Robert V.
Clark, Executive Director of
The Pennsylvania Forestry
Association and The Penn
sylvania Logging Safety
Council in regard to ac
tivities and legislation
pertaining to logging and
sawmill operation. In ad
dition, he will discuss the
current program of Work
men’s Compensation and
Health and Accident In
surance available through
events are in the Astroworld
Hotel or Astrohall at Houston
and are being held during
Houston’s Stock Show and
Rodeo.
ALE
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Jan. 11,1975
the Association to members
only. Country and Western
Music will also be a part of
the evening program with
refreshments and door
prizes concluding the
program.
Local committee members
and arrangements are being
handled by Chairman, Earl
Renninger, Renninger
Lumber Co., Richfield, Pa.;
Secretary, Ray Brooks, The
Glatfelter Pulp Wood Co.,
Spring Grove, Pa.
For additional free ticket
information telephone 717-
766-5371.
The Council, which in
cludes logging foremen and
supervisors as well as
contractors, requires
members to pledge regular
inspection of all equipment,
use of heavy canopies to
protect equipment operators
and hardhats and safety
boots to protect men
generally. The Council
requires that each job be
studied with one major goal
in mind: Prevention of In-
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT, LIVESTOCK &
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17,1975
Location: 1 mile North of Rt. 222 [turn at Big Spring], 2 miles
Northeast of Mylin’s Corner, 3'A miles Southwest of Bridgeport,
Lane. County, Pa. 2 miles Northeast of Willow Street.
10 HORSES PAIR BLACK
5 & h YR. OLDS.
Equipment os follows;
L A Case Tractor (oversized rings and pistons) on
steel; Int. IP Rpicker with motor; Case Beater (Leroy
motor) D-17 AC-Kit) 3 yrs.; (2) Spreaders, N.H. &
Hay-Crusher; (2) Mowers, N.H. & J.D.
with motorsTNo. 9 McD. Mowey ; (2) Rakes, Case &
Farm Hand; 69 N.H. Baler ;"Case Pick-up Baler for
_ behind Oliver Plows, 14 inch single
- bottorrrrJTD. Complanter; New Idea-Tobacco Planter;
(2) Spring Harrows,. 3 & 4 sections; Papec 19 inch.
Ensilage cutter with pipe; N3fr36’ Bale Elevator
(good); (2) flat bed 16 ft. wagons, (D.B. and Zook
make); (3) J.D. Cultivators; Van Bruant Grain Drill;
(2) Cultipackers; (1) 11 ft. Dunham Buchan Disc; (3)
fore carts; 10 tobacco Wagons, (4) 24 ftr, McD. Corn
Binder with Loader; McD. 7 ft. grain binder; Single
Harrow; 750 Bu. Agway Round Com Cribs (3 yrs.). 28”
- -Frick Thresher; Grimm Hay tedder.
Milking Equipment
Suigc pails; DoLaval Magnetic. Fulsatots Buckets,
Stiameis S.S double Tub, 10 Milk Cans
15 sets of Hainess, Collars, bridles, 2, 3 4, 5 Hoise
hitches Single &. Double-Trees 10 000 Tobacco Lath Min.
mch_Ba4c Box, Shcais, Speai l Wooden Wheel-bauow,
Cimdstone, Belts, Endless Belt, Aluminum Shovels, Forks,
Lumbei Feed Caits; Small tools, Gaiden Tools 7 Hose
Household Items, Also Antiques
Roll Top Desk with Book Case, Glass Doors, 2 old fash
ion Beds, (2) Iron-Beds, with springs % size; 6 nice cane
seated chairs; odd chairs, rockers, pine wood box; dress
eis, Chiffeiobe; Night StandTStudio Couch, Crib, old doll
cradle, old bench; base cabinet, small table -
Butter (wooden) 'ChuihT'Hunipty Dumpty Egg Crate;
Wooden Tub, Galv. Tubs, Porcelain Laundry Tubs; Agate
& Enamel Ware, S Steel Pots & Pans, Pie Board, Ironing
Board; (2) Waffle Irons; (2) 5 gallon Crocks, Other
Crocks Jugs, Canning Jars, Lard Cans, 15 old Milk Cans;
Gas & Kerosene Lanterns; Glass Alladdin Lamp with
Shade
Small items at 9:00 a.m.
Furniture about 11:30 a.m.
At the same-time and place the following:
For MOSES KING—
M H No 44 Tractor over
hauled, M H No 44.Tractox-On Stedrßoth Tractors W.F.E.;
A.C. 4 Cylinder'Engine about 24 H.P. with reduction gear
(overhauled)-.
M F. 1-Row picker; Case 1-R Picker; Papec 16” Ensil
age Cutter with pipe; Myers Crusher with 2 cylinder Wis
consin Motor with reduction geatjcompletely overhauled;
McD. Corn Binder; A.C. Tractor 86 Bushel Spreader; J.D.
10’ Cultipacker; J.D. Horse Cultivator; Case Side Delivery
Rake; 3V5 ton Capacity Plywood Feed Bin; 2 rear M.H.
Axles
3-Surge 50 lb. unitsr'Buckets; S.S. Strainer; DeLaval
Vacuum pump and Motors Magnetic Pulsation 1%” Line;
25 Water Bowls including Jamesway & Starline, 7,000 To
bacco Lath; Tobacco Rails; Bale Box; Pile of 8”xI0”xl8’
Lumber.
Aucts. Carl Diiler 464-2233
S. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
LUNCH PLENTY TO EAT
—Blizzard Date Jan, 24, 1975
jury.
In addition to the Logging
Safety Week Celebration in
Dlllsburg, additional
programs will be given
throughout the week in
Kane, Allport, Bedford, and
Wyalusing.
World Tour
Major Horace C Boren, Dallas,
Texas, completed a world tour on
June 25,1853 He thus became the
first passenger to fiy around the
world on commercial airlines in
less than 100 hours Boren took
88 hours and 10 minutes, stopped
at 18 airports, and flew 21,000
miles
LLOYD H.
KREIDER
AUCTIONEER
and
SALES MANAGER
R.DJI
New Providence, Pa.
Phone:7B6-3394
/
- Sale by,
A. K. KING
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