Cowtown Rodeo buckles awarded
’ WOODSTOWN, NJ. - The Cowtown Rodeo The point
1976 high point cowtown system has been adopted for
rodeo buckles were awarded use at the rodeo this year,
last Saturday night at the In the girl’s barrel race,
PUBLIC SALE
- OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE -
11/zl l /z Acres
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1976
At2:OOP.M.
Located along N. Shirk Road (between
Hinkletown and New Holland). Earl Township,
Pennsylvania.
1% ACRES (MORE OR LESS)
1%-STORY DWELLING
(Aluminum Sidng); 5 Bedrooms; Kitchen with Built-in
Cabinets; Full Bath on First Floor; Vi Bath Second
Floor; Large Living Room; Dining Room; Enclosed
Sun Porch; Laundry; Cement Basement.
WORK SHOP AND STABLE
Cement Floor; Plenty of Room in Work Shop; Welland
Cistern—2 Pressure Systems; Home in Excellent
Condition; Also Ideally Located.
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1 P.M.
TO 4 P.M., OR FOR INSPECTION CONTACT
OWNERS, OR CALL AUCTIONEER 859-1331.
Terms By
JOHN J. LAPP
T. Glenn Horst, Auctioneer
859-1331
CIA-BET
COMPLETE MILKING
HERD DISPERSAL
Along Route 272,3 miles south of "The Buck,”
16 miles south of Lancaster.
FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1976
11:30 A.M.
90 Reg, and Grade Holsteins 90
28 reg. and 62 high grade
Sensame, dau. of Simpson Farm Tidy Gent
6yr. 17,794 m 708 F 305 da.
Lila, dau. of Milk & Honey Lila Hope
2-7 12,992 527 F 305 da.
4yr. 17,138 772 F 305 da.
Verna grade
2- 9,207 425 F 305 da.
3- 14,835 716 F 305 da.
Gert, dau. of Whirlhill Kingpin
7yr. 14,809 M 614 F 305 da.
Syr. 14,046 M 647 F 305 da.
Minnie dau. of Simpson Farm Tidy Gent
syr. 12.439 M 453 F 305 da.
6yr. 14.647 M 563 F 305 da.
Heidi UNH Guardsman dau.
Syr. 14.438 M 553 F 305 da.
6yr. 14.056 M 535 F 305 da.
Jean Maview Dunloggin Direct dau.
7yr. 15.453 M 588 F 305 da.
Byr. 14.377 M 542 F 305 da.
Patsy Whirlhill Kingpin dau.
4- 18.999 M 566 F 305 da.
5- 16.897 M 587 F 305 da.
6 Reg. daus. of Kingpin and
5 Tidy Gents selling.
Sample of other sires not mentioned:
Dibble Ideal Dictator, lime Hollow Burkgov,
Mapoval Famous Choice, Paclamar Astronaut, Skokie
Regent Duke, Gray View Sky Chief, Tara-Hills
Stylemaster.
One half of this herd purchased 2 yrs. ago from
Bradford County. Therefore you will find other sire
powered sires in this herd.
Also much of our foundation stock was purchased
from the late Bill Reed, Oxford, Pa.
45 fresh from August to November.
Balance due throughout year.
TB & Bangs certified. 30 day charts.
Sale held in tent.
Auctioneers note; These cattle must be seen to be
appreciated.
XRI6 Semen Tank; Bray Breeding Chart.
Terms by: CLAIR E. & BETTY M. KREIDER
Auctioneers & Pedigree
J. Everett Kreider 786-1545
Carl Oilier 464-2233
Lunch Furnished.
Lorraine Alexander and
Dale Bibbo, who were
leading during the first half
of the season, lost the buckle
to Joann Trost of Lebanon,
Pa Joann placed second at
the season’s final rodeo,
earning 30 more points to put
her in the winning position
with 475 points.
The outcome of Saturday’s
rodeo also determined the
winners in the saddle bronc
and steer wrestling events.
Kaye Kirby tied first place
with R. L. Tolbert in the
saddle bronc event giving
both he and Grant Harris 380
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
THURS. EVE’NG OCT. 14,1976
5:30 P.M.
Located along Greystone Road, turn West off
Route 72 at light in East Petersburg on
Greystone Road IV2 Miles.
’55 Ford Victoria 2-door f 53,000
(original mileage) .
Farmall H tractor, w-Mc loader & snow bucket, Me 2B
Trailer Plow, tractor chains.
Farmall C Cultivators, Mower for C, Mounted Com
Planter for C, Tob. Hoers, Flat Wagon, Bale Conveyor,
J.D. 14-T. Blaer, J.D. 101 Semi Mounted Com Picker,
13 disc Me Grain Drill, 5 ft. Lilliston Rotary Mower,
Case Spreader, 28 Me Disc, 10 ft. Ciiltipacker, 3 sec
Harrow, Tob. Lath, Bale Box, Shears, 40 ft. ex ladder,
Roll up Garage Door, Elec. Fence Posts, 2 elec.
Fencers, Cast Butcher Furnace Frame, Cast Pump
Trough, Coal Bucket, Nail Keg, Hanging Scale, Meat
Grinder, Milk Cans, Hydro Jack, Cougar Chain Saw,
Chicken Equip., Pipe, Wire, Benches, Commodes &
Wash Bowls, Forks, Shovels and many useful items not
listed.
Lunch available.
ERICH R. AND YVONNE TOEWS
C. H. Woigemuth, Auct.
665-5664
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
FRIDAY OCTOBER 8,1976
12:30 P.M. McAlisterville, PA.
LOCATION: Farm is located 3 miles south of
Cocalomus and 3 mile east of East Salem. Watch
for sale signs 3 miles east of McAlisterville, on
route 35.
65 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
35 COWS, 6 BRED HEIFERS
24 YEARLINGS AND CALVES
Sires with daughters selling, Vigo Charmcross (15)
Merry King (6), Fair Hill; Elevator Lucky, Crocker,
Gent, Pencar, Dina Charm, A Citation Sovereign, and
other Sire Power Sires.
The Elasasser’s have been breeding Registered
Holsteins for 30 years. The herd has never been on test.
This is a young herd of cows with good udders.
30 day test and health charts.
MILKING EQUIPMENT:
3 Surge Milkers & Pump
3-4 can coolers - 30 milk cans
SALE IN TENT; LUNCH STAND;
MR. & MRS. ROBERT W. ELSASSER & SON.
McAlisterville, Pa.
Owner.
AUCT: LONG BROS.
PORT ROYAL, PA.
527-4458
PEDIGREES: DONALD ADAMS
PORT ROYAL, PA.
527-4608
points for the season and
tiemg them for the buckle
Kaye Kirby is a Wood
stown, N.J , cowboy and was
among the 15 finalists in 1976
at the National Finals
Rodeo. He is still among the
top finalists for 1976. He took
the all-around cowboy's
buckle with a total of 1,581
points, the bare back buckle
with 660 points and the bull
rider’s buckle with 526
points, plus the tie for the
saddle bronc.
Willie Ed Walker of
Woodstown, N.J., just
started his steer wrestling
career this year, and with
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Oct. 2.1976
luck and a great deal of
ability, won the steer
wrestler’s buckle with 279
points Sherman Shldner of
Sharptown, N.J. was pushing
a very close second.
The calf roping buckle was
won by Bud Bramwell of
Norwalk, Conn., with 294
points.
The engraved silver
buckles were sponsored by
local businessmen. Debora
Zane of Zane’s Western
Wear, presented the saddle
bronc buckle to Kaye Kirby
and Grant Hams.
Cowtown cowboy outfitters
sponsored the bare back
buckle presented to Kaye
Kirby by Earnest Bickford.
George Schneider of the
Crystal Ice Co., presented
Joann Trost with a 25 pound
cake of ice. The silver buckle
surrounded by red roses was
frozen inside.
Mary Tanyer, proprietor
of the Cowtown Steak House,
presented the steer
wrestler’s buckle to Wilhe
Ed Walker.
The calf ’ roper’s buckle
was sponsored by Richman’s
Ice Cream Co. and Bud
Bramwell accepted it from
Bill Holmes.
The all-around cowboy’s
buckle was presented to
Kaye Kirby by the originator
of the Cowtown Rodeo,
Stoney Harris. The buckle
was sponsored by Cowtown
Auctioneer’s and Grandpa’s
Farm.
Clarence Flitcraft, owner
of the Cream Valley Dairy,
presented the bull riding
buckle. Kaye Kirby accepted
his fourth buckle in one
evening.
The rodeo was held for the
benefit of the South Jersey
Council for the Boy Scouts of
America.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
SATURDAY, OCT. 9,1976
Starting At 11 A.M.
LOCATION: Bloomsburg, R. D. 5, off Route 487
North of Bloomsburg, pass 1-80 one mile, turn
right. Approximately 2Vz miles.
—Watch for auction arrows—
MACHINERY A SUPPLIES
OF THE LATE JOHN MATASH
1958 Mack B-61 Wrecker (Diesel), J.D. (G) Tractor, 2
Row Com Planter, Spring Tooth Harrow, Sml.
Cleatrack Dozer W-Blades, Gilson Commercial
Cement Mixer, 1958 Ford Junk—Good V 8 Motor, 5 H.P.
Porta Pack Generator, Large Portable Steam Jenny, 3
H.P. Devil Biss Air Compressor (1 Yr. Old), Lincoln
225 Welder, Marquette Redi Spot Welder, Air Impact
Wrench, Hutching Sander, Air Sander, Electric Disc
Sander, V* Inch Drill, 3 Paint Sprayer Guns, Vibrator
Sander, Cable Wire, Clamps, Steel Work Table,
Creepers, 2 Ton Floor Jack, Floor Safe, 55 Gallon 30 W-
Motor OU In Drum, Air Hoses, Plastic Pipe, Nuts,
Bolts, Etc., Small Hand Tools, Chains, Fram Truck
Filters, Antifreezer, Car Paint and Lacquer, Plus
Many unlisted Items, Some Scrap Piles and Household
Items. Household Items To Be Sold Last.
Terms - Cash or Good Check
Seller-Executrix
Attorney Thomas Evans
Lunch By United Penacostal Church
Auctioneer: John Autotore
717-784-3506
Top
driver
named
EPHRATA - When FFA
students from eight schools
gathered here for a tractor
driving contest last week to
test their skills, it was Larry
Hershey of Manheim who
came out on top of the heap.
Held here during the
Ephrata Fair, the contest
represented seven boys from
Lancaster County schools
and one from Chester
County.
Hershey, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hershey,
scored a first in the main
tenance test, a third m the
written exam, and first
overall. There were four
parts to the “driving con
test” -written exam, trouble
shooting, maintenance, and
actual driving.
Following Hershey in the
final standings were: Joe
Hoover of the Grassland
Chapter, Jay Shertzer, Penn
Manor; Steve Koser,
Pequea Valley; and Kevin
Smoker, Cloister. The top
three in each category were
as follows; Written test 1.
Jay Shertzer, 2. Joe Hoover,
3. Larry Hershey. Trouble
shooting 1.1. Jay Shertzer,
2. Joe Hoover, 3. Steve
Koser. Maintenance test -
1. Larry Hershey, 2. Kevin
Smoker, 3. Steve Koser.
Driving -1. Kevin Smoker, 2.
Steve Koser, 3. Joe Hoover.
Safe Dieting
Beware of fad diets Diets
that concentrate on a limited
number of foods or types of
foods may actually be harm
ful The best diets for
reducing are those that
restrict calones yet contain
a well-balanced variety of
foods allowing for three
meals a day
BARBARA MATASH
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