Record price set
at Lebanon show
Record prices were set in
the 4-H market hog sale last
Saturday climaxing the
annual Lebanon Area Fair
activities. John A. Granger
of Granger’s Provisions,
Annville, purchased the
Grand Champion, 214 pound,
Hampshire hog owned by
diaries Aungst, RD3, Ann
ville RS for |2.2S per hundred
weight.
Krall K. Hostetler, Host
Acres Quality Meats, RDI,
Lebanon bought the Reserve
Grand Champion, a 220
pound Spotted Poland China
Charles Aungst (right) a newcomer with his grand champion animal and
to the 4-H hog show circuit is shown the buyer of the hog, John A. Granger.
LOCUST-HILLTOP FARMS
HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
SALE
Monday, September 1,1975
AT 10:00 A.M.
Located in Adams Co., 8 miles southeast of
Gettysburg, PA, turn right off Rt. 116, at Anh
Honda Motorcycle Shop, to second lane on right.
7 miles west of Hanover on Rt. 116. 5 miles
north of Littlestown, PA, take White Hall road
out of Littlestown, PA.
155 Registered & Grade Holsteins
126 REGISTERED
29 GRADES INCLUDING 2 SWISS
Certified Accredited Vaccinated
Eligible for Interstate Preg. Checked
Herd consists of 116 cows and heifers m milk.
Many fresh between July and Oct., others in all
stages for an even flow of milk thru the year. 13
bred heifers either fresh or close at sale time.
13 open heifers for fall breeding. 11 younger
heifers down to calves. 2 service-age bulls.
Majority are sired by and bred to Atlantic
Breeders Co-op.
Herd is classified, with several V.G. and some
have been shown successfully.
, Sires include Ivanhoe, Apollo, Optimist, Eden,
Majesty and the younger bulls now in service.
SPECIAL MENTION Triplet first calf heifers
sired by Optimist and good.
A herd with size, type, good udders and
production.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Girton S.S. 800 gal. milk tank, good condition;
Standard gutter cleaner with new chain for 4
gutters.
LUNCH TENT CATALOGS
Richard W., Alice & David
GIADFELTER, Owners
R.D.2, LITTLESTOWN, PA 17340
Phone (717) 359-4172
Clair Slaybaugh, Auct.
Fred Naugle, Pedigrees
owned by Elaine Houser.
RDS, Lebanon. The purchase
price was $1.59 per hundred
weight,
A total of 79 market hogs
weighing 17,103 pounds were
sold for $11,501.70 for an
average of 167.01 per hun
dred weight. Excluding the
champions, the sale average
was $63.78 per hundred
weight.
Other buyers were: From
Lebanon: Joseph K. Kreider,
Pioneer Seeds, Lebanon;
Evergreen Tractor Co„
Lebanon; Leon Arnold, 1245
C. Cumberland Street,
Lebanon; Louis Heim,
Lebanon; Mark Hershey,
Lebanon,
Others: Don Pankake,
builder, Grantville; Grant
ville General Store, Grant*
villc; Hatfield Packing Co.,
Hatfield; Harry Bachman,
Annville; Dennis Gnunbine,
Myerstown; Howard Boyd,
Manheim; Adams Meat
Market, Jonestown; Dennis
Loy, Pine Grove; H. D.
Matz, Ephrata; New Holland
Sales Stable, New Holland.
PUBLIC
95 ACRE FARM AND
3 TRACTS OF WOODLAND
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 1975
Located along Camp Rogers Road near Camp
Rogers (formerly Stobers Dam) about 2 miles
Southwest of Schoeneck in West Cocalico
Township, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Tract 1. All that certain tract of farm land situated
along Camp Rogers Road leading from the Stevens to
Clay Road to Camp Rogers in West Cocalico Township,
Lancaster Co. containing 95 acres with 5500 feet of
triple highway frontage with 7 acres of pasture land
and the rest high producing limestone soil with 2V 2
story log, metal covered dwelling with 7 rooms, elec,
and water, stone bank barn suitable for steers and
room for 28 dairy cows, block milk house, 10 x 58
concrete silo, large tobacco shed with cellar and
stripping room, corn barn and wagon shed, implement
shed, straw and grain barn, all buildings scaffolded to
hang tobacco, also frame heifer shed. This farm is
ideally located with 3 highway frontages for
development and excellent farm land. Farm buildings
and land can be seen anytime. For inspection of
dwelling call 213-267-3190 for appointment.
Tract 2. Consists of 12 acres and 92 perches of
woodland located along Girl Scout Road, West Cocalico
Township, Lane. Co., Pa. with 685 feet of highway
frontage, ideal woodland location.
Tract 3. Consists of 8 acres and 113 perches of
woodland adjoining lands of Christ Martin, A. W.
Keller and Richard Sensenig close to Girl Scout Camp
in West Cocalico Township, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Tract 4. Consists of 7 acres and 74 perches of
Woodland located along Texter Mt. Road, 1 mile S.W.
of Bechtels Mill in West Cocalico Township, Lancaster
Co., Pa. with 338 feet of highway frontage with large
timber, ideally located along highway.
All tracts wUI be offered at Tract 1, Sat. Sept. 6,1975
at 2 P.M.
Terms by
WILLIS D. STOBER AND SALLIE WEST,
Executors of the Allen H. Stober Estate
H M. Leid, Auction Service
Howard C. Bare, Atty.
Women’s
seminar slated
“Sex is a Family Subject"
will be the topic of a talk by
well known research
associates and authors, Dr.
William H. Masters and
Virginia E. Johnson. The co
directors of the Reproduc
tive Biology Research
Foundation, Masters and
Johnson will be part of an all
day seminar, Women in a
Contemporary Society,
scheduled for Thursday,
October 9, 1975 at the Her
shey Convention Center.
A luncheon fashion show
will "Look at Women of
Contemporary Society -
1776", featuring women from
eight counties modeling local
historical costumes.
Afternoon workshop
sessions will be conducted by
staff of the Milton Hershey
Medical School, physicians,
and family living specialists
of the Pennsylvania State
University and Towson State
College. Topics include:
Cancer and Women, Men
struation through
Menopause, Methods of
Contraception and
Sterilization, Com
municating with
Teenagers at the Value
Level.
Women in a Contemporary
Society is sponsored by the
Capitol Region of the
Cooperative Extension
Service of the Pennsylvania
State University.
Registration will be ac
cepted until September Ist
on a first-come, first-serve
basis. The program is open
to all interested people
regardless of race, color or
national origin. For more
information, and a
registration flyer, contact
the Lancaster County
Cooperative Extension
Service, Room 1, 1383 Ar
cadia Rd., Lancaster, 394-
6851.
SALE
OF
2:00 P.M
Hunter resolution
adopted
At the August 13 meeting
of the Berks County Soil and
Water Conservation meeting
the directors adopted a
resolution proposed and
adopted at the May 17, 1975
Executive Council session of
the Pennsylvania
Association of Conservation
District Directors. The
resolution applies to hunting
and reads as follows:
Whereas: Hunting is as old
as man himself.
Whereas: Hunting has
proveh to be a valuable and
necessary tool in wildlife
management.
Whereas: Damage to
agricultural and forestry
crops would increase
tremendously as a result of
curtailment of hunting.
Whereas: Untold millions
of hours of recreation are
derived from hunting.
Whereas: There is a rapid
growth in anti-hunting
sentiment and in
propaganda being
disseminated by the various
Use the Farm Calendar
To Publicize Your Meetings.
PUBLIC SALE
"VALUABLE NEW ITEMS"
MONDAY, SEPT. 1, "Labor Day"
10:00 A.M.
Located 15 miles South o< Williamsport, alone Pa Rt 405, Muncy-
Hughesville Highway across from Cross Road Tavern at "White's ATV
Centre"
Sale under large tent. Items Galore!!!
16 H P Garden Tractor, several lawn mowers including self
propelled, various sizes - Parker Lawn Sweepers, Jackson yard carts -
various sizes. Wheelbarrows, a few motorcycles, mini bikes, at
tachments for garden tractors, new and used Ski-Mobiles, compost
mill lawn roller, lawn aireator. car tires, motorcycle accessories,
crash helmets Ski Mobile suites and many more
For complete sale bill of this sale call Max Fraley and Son. Auc
tioneers. Muncy ROl, 17756 Phone 717-546 6631
Plan to attend this Holiday Sale of New Items.
Lunch Available
HARRY WHITE, Owner
Complete Dispersal
We have been commissioned to sell, since Mr. &
Mrs. Vosburg are moving south.
Tuesday, August 26,1975
AT 11;OOA.M.
At the farm on Lakemont-Himrod Road. 3
miles South of Himrod, NY, 3 miles East of
Dundee. 10 miles North of Watkins Glen, NY.
85 High-Grade Holstein Cattle
56 Mature Cows, some just fresh, some close Springers and
Balance for later on
A nice uddered group of Cattle with youth
1973 Farmall 1066 Turbo Diesel, Dual low hours 1974 In
ternational 574 Diesel, extra nice Farmall 706 Diesel with wide front
end International 3200 skid loader and full line of like new equip
ment
Produce
100 acres of beautiful standing corn to be sold in lots (will make'
picking), plus large silo of hayiage
Terms - Cash of Good Check
Lunch Available
Mr. & Mrs. Chester Vosburg, owners
Howard W. Visscher
Sale Manager & Auctioneer
Nichols, NY
607-699-7250
media and other groups.
Whereas: The funds for
wildlife management for
most wildlife species are
derived from the sale of
licenses.
Whereas: Hunters have
promoted and requested
many of the leading Con
servation laws and
measures.
Whereas: Hunting and
hunters contribute a great
deal to the economy, par
ticularly in less populated
areas of the Commonwealth.
Whereas: Hunting reduces
the wasteful slaughter of
animals on the highways.
THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED: That the
Pennsylvania Association of
Conservation District
Directors, Inc. go on record
as being in favor of sport
hunting and in opposition to
any legislation or movement
to curtail or abolish this
valuable and ecologically
sound wildlife management
tool.
Farm Machinery
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