Cloister FFA
(Continued from Page 100] merman, beef production;
Agribusinessman. Star Jay Oberholtzer, crop
Greenhands were flay Good production; John Weiler,
for agriproduction and Jim dairy production; Andy
Snader for agribusiness, Dittrick, forest
Foundation Award win- management; Ed Hurst,
D ers and their projects were: home improvement; Willard
Alike Nolt, agricultural Good, livestock production:
mechanics; Dale Martin, Gerald Good, ornamental
agricultural processing; horticulture; Tom Brower,
pave Gerhart, agricultural outdoor recreation; Ron
electrification; Dave Martin, placement in ag
Martin, agricultural sales production; Marty Hoover,
and service; Ron Zim- public speaking; Lamar
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ANTIQUES, PERSONAL PROPERTY,
TOOLS, 2 CARS AND VAN
SATURDAY, APRIL 16,1977
Starting at 10:00 A.M.
Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
Located along Route 322,4 miles East of Blue
Ball, just East of Beattown, in Caernarvon
Township.
Real Estate consists of 2% story frame house, with 6
rooms and bath, oil heat, well water, two car garage
and storage buildings. Home is located on a partially
wooden, approximately 3 acre tract, with a nice,
country atmosphere.
ANTIQUES
Low dry sink; 4 ft. oak roll top desk; Columbia
Granonola victrola; 5 ft. upright Crosley radio in
grandmother case with clock; oak furniture including
set of 6 high back chairs, round pedestal table, wash
stand, dresser, chiffonier, stands, double bed, and
rocker; wicker pieces including fernery, lounge,
chairs, flower stand and rockers; dough box on stand;
decorated plank bottom rocker; 4 plank bottom chairs;
walnut deepwell frame; child’s rocker; clothes tree;
sm. office desk; candle stand; wall dothes dryer;
wooden bucket; camel back trunks; porch rockers,
cane seat chair; park bench with claw feet; library
table; butter chum, benches; wooden rockers; swivel
desk chair; reeded chest; 2 reeded rockers; 3 burner
Perfection oil stove; Singer sewing machine; porch
swing; dothes rack; kitchen cabinet; cut glass water
pitcher; 7 pc. pitcher and bowl set and other asst,
pieces; bride’s basket; butter scales; brass pie
crimper; miniature milk glass lamp; Rayo and
Aladdin lamps; finger oil lamp; carnival glass;
Sessions mantle dock; blown glass; 8 goblets;
opalescedt bowl; goofus vase; fiddle bottle; photo
albums; copper bottom tea kettle; old cookie cutters;
miniature beaded lamp shades; 70 yr. old teddy bear;
redware crock; rug beater; ice tongs; crocks; jugs;
baskets; old tins; hand bell; milk can; jardinieres;
agate bucket; milk pails; iron skillets; waffle iron;
food grinder; slaw boards; flat and sad irons, draw
knife; and other old dishes and glassware.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Siegler oil heater with fan; 15 cu. ft f.f. Norge
refrigerator; Speed Queen wringer washer; Camerano
accordion; Zenith portable TV; portable Miller oil
heater; electric heater; Brewster upright piano;
rediner; platform rocker; 2 pc. living room suite;
dining room suite; metal kitchen cabinet; base
cabinet; record player; electric sewing machine;
Niagara Falls lamp; blankets; picture frames;
mirrors; bird bath; table and floor lamps; hand meat
sheer; fans; other household items.
Simplidty rototiller; 6 hp. riding tractor/mower
with snow blower, plow; snow blade; Wisconsin
engine; Lancaster chain saw; Craftsman electric
chain saw; Prestolite soldering torch; 32 ft aluminum
extension ladder; wooden extension ladder; electric
drills; sm. belt sander; airplane propeller; cement
mixer; sm. outboard motor; sm. dump trailer; grease
gun; old pipe; lumber; sm. anvil; iron bars; hedge
trimmers; wheelbarrows; garden tools; rotary lawn
mower; other miscellaneous tools.
1967 Ford Falcon window van.
1965 Chevy n,
1961 Mercedes Benz Diesel (needs work).
Inspection of Real Estate, April 2 from 14 p.m. call
auctioneers for any additional information.
Buyer shall pay 10% down on Real Estate on the day
of purchase, balance due at settlement.
Sale by,
BESSIE RUE HOUCK
Auctioneers:
Ira Stoltzfus & Son 442-4936
Jay Leary 354-0423
List your sale today with Ira, Dale or Jay.
Attorneys: Wentz & Wentz
Food available from Churchtown Fire Co. Auxiliary
Not responsible for accidents.
Positively no Preview of Personal Property Until
Sale Day.
TOOLS
VEHICLES
Groff, -poultry -production;
Kevin Smoker, farm safety;
Curtis Martin, soil and water
conservation; and Richard
Strauss, swine production.
The Chapter’s Keystone
Degree winners were called
forward to receive pins.
They were: Reuben Auker,
Gerald Good, Steven Hull,
Clifford Martin, Curtis
Martin, David Martin, Jay
Oberholtzer, Richard
Strauss, John Weiler, and
John Zimmerman. The
parents of each of the above
award recipients were given
honorary Chapter Farmer
Degrees. All FFA mothers
received flowers.
Another adult award, this
one for outstanding service
to the Chapter, went to Len
Weist, who rents vans to the
STATE GRADED
CALF S YEARLING
SALE
TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1977
7:30 P.M.
(Consignments due: April 15,1977)
Weights 300 lbs. up
For more information call
FRONT ROYAL LIVESTOCK SALES, INC.
Front Royal, Virginia
703-635-5511 or 703-635-6774
REDUCTION SALE
WITH OTHER CONSIGNMENTS
Location: 4 miles South of Quarryville, off
Route 472 along Bartviile Road. 8 mites North
of Oxford. Adjacent to Black Rock Retreat.
THURSDAY, APRO. 14,1977
Allis Chalmers G w/hyd. cultivators, Ferguson 30
tractor, Fannall C w/hyd. cultivators, VAC Case
tractor w/mower & cultivators, New Holland 818 self
propelled forage harvester w/3 heads, 610 Gehl forage
box on 7 ton Gehl running gear, John Deere 34 har
vester w/2 row head.
POTATO EWIIPMEKI
Champion 2 row potato harvester
w/Wisconsin motor ser. no. 6681
Potato wagon on Gehl 760 tandem running gear hauls
5 ton, potato wagon on dual tandem trailer running
gear hauls 8 ton, Oliver 2 row high speed potato planter
w/fertilizer. Troyer potato bin unloader, 2 Boggs
potato graders w/piddng table 4 & 6 ft., Boggs potato
sprouter, Boggs 14 ft. potato elevator, Haines potato
stacker w/sizer built in 36 ft. boom all hyd., 62 GMC
w/Haines 16 ft. potato box & grain pan, 2 Ferguson 2
row potato cultivators. 1 John Deere 2 row spring
loaded cultivator 3 pt., 2 Trester potato cutters (for
parts), potato bags paper & burlap, exact wht. scales.
110 Ft. Jamesway Belt Feeder
IHCIS ft. cultimulcher model 315, John Deere AW 36
disc harrow, Case 12 ft. transport disc harrow, John
Deere 8 ft. Kileifer disc, JD No. 10 side mounted
mower, IHC 990 mower conditioner, IHC 430 baler
w/kicker, New Idea semi mount 7 ft. mower, Ford 3 pt.
4 row coraplanter, McCurdy com drag, 2 row Iron Age
tobacco planter, IHC 13 disc grain drill w/fertilizer, JD
LFIO lime distributor, JD 8 ft. wheat binder, AC flail
chopper, Ann Arbor 1722 stationery baler w/feeder, AC
table blower w/belt pulley, Blizzard No. 600 silo filler
w/shredder bars, 12-16 ft. Patz silo unloader, 12 x 55
Terre Hill silo (to be tom down). Frick steam boiler
mounted on Dodge truck w/pans and hoses, air com
pressor & tank, 40 milk cans, Cement mixer, 24 ft.
double tobacco ladders, 16 ft. aluminum insulated van
double doors on back. 20 in. bucket for Case backhoe, 3
elec, chicken brooders, 2 range houses, 50 Jamesway &
Standard stanchions, Jamesway Big Jim silo unloader
30 ft., Chevy track w/10 ft. dump body, 1947 Pontiac
sedan, 53 large tobacco window sash, McColloch chain
saw, JD 12’ spring harrow. Many articles not men
tioned - Terms by,
A. DALE HERS
J. Everett Kreider. ..
Lloyd Kroider Auctw,eers
Will receive other consignment items till day before
sale.
Lunch by Farm Women No. 20.
“o department for a
“very low price.”
The Cloister FFA project
books were judged at county
and state contests. State
winners were chosen for
"gold,” “silver,” and
“bronze” medals. “Gold ”
winners were Linford Frey,
Curtis Martin, Jay
Oberholtzer, Gary Eberly,
John Weiler, and Cliff
Martin. The list of “silver”
medalists included David
Martin, Alan Ackley, Steve
Hull, Reuben Auker, and
Ronald Zimmerman. Taking
home the “bronze” were
Sheryl Bollinger, Robert
Fox and Marty Hoover.
“Gold” winners for the
county were Jeff Gayman,
Kerry Boyd, Denns Martin
and Steve Strauss.
As the program drew to a
DALE HERR'S
10:00 A.M.
717-529-2971
Lancaster Farming, Saturday,
close, chain animal winners
were announced. They were:
Brenda Geyer and Joyce
Gerhart, dairy calves;
Judy Zimmerman and
Harold Kauffman, gilts; Tim
Gockley, steer; Troy Gass,
Marty Hoover and Bob Fox,
capons; Andy Dittrick and
Hans Groff, sheep.
Toastmaster for the
evening was Cloister FFA
Dairy princess contest upcoming
' SCHUYLKILL HAVEN,
Pa. - The 1977 Schuylkill
County Dairy Princess
Committee is seeking con
testants to participate in the
local pageant, June 25,1977.
The purpose of the program
is to promote milk and other
dairy products in Schuylkill
County, and emphasize the
importance of dairy foods in
good nutrition. County
winners participate in the
state pageant to vie for the
title of Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess.
To be eligible, contestants
must:
1. Live in Pennsylvania.
2. Be the daughter of a
dairy farmer, a dairy farm
manager, herdman, or diary
farm owner during the
current year, or the con
testant be the owner of one
dairy animal prior to May 1,
1977.
3. Have completed her
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE 53 ACRE FARM (Approx.)
EQUIPMENT—HJL fiOODS-ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, APRIL 16,1977
At 9:30 A.M.,
Located: Along Spring Rd. just West off
Colebrook Rd. IVz miles North of Master
sonvilie, South Londerry Twp. Lebanon Co., Pa.
Only 20 min. from Leb. Hershey Turnpike Exit.
Look for sale signs.
53 Acres (approx.). 42 acres tillable, 7 acres pasture,
3 acres heavy timber. Bank Bam, slate roof, hog shed,
other buildings, 3 streams. 2% story 9-room frame
dwelling, bate w/shower, wash house attached, nice
lawn and shade trees.
Farm is situated in a beautiful country setting and
has various possibilities. Farming, riding stables,
camp sites and developers. Has approx. 4/10 mile road
frontage. Inspection invited. Open Sat. April 9, from 8
to 6, or by appointment, call 665-5664. Prop, to be of
fered at 2P.M.
EQUIPMENT: JD 420, overhauled w/JD 145 loader;
JD 50, roll-matic, 3 pt. hitch; JD 415 plow, 14”; JD No. 9
mower; NI rake; hay tedder; Smoker elevator, horse
mower, Oliver 100 2 B. 14” plow; disc, harrow,
cultipacker, DB spreader, 3 pt. cultivators, Sears roto
tiller, JD com planter,*'2 tob. ladders, 2300 lath,
Superior grain drill, wagon, Ford PTO, nice wooden
wagon, seed cleaner, harness, single & double trees,
straw cutter, Success Jr. potato-walking-& hook plows;
shovel harrow, ensilage cutter, saw buck, silo staves,
JD cart, milk cans, 3 stoves, air comp., grinder, drill
press, Homelite chain saw, 2 Surge ndUker units &
pump, 2 milk coolers, Cannon com shelter, platform
scales, tob. press, egg baskets, wooden pulleys, ladder,
10 ft. iron and cast pump troughs, sawed wood, iron
posts, etc.
H.H. GOODS: High top dry sink, jelly cupboard,
cherry table, wash stand flowered water bowl set, 2
wood boxes, md. ex. table, copper & Ig. & sm. iron
kettles, butcher bench, wooden butter chum-barrels
washer tub-peck measures-tubs-rake & stirrer; 2 old
clocks, cradle, reed baby coach, high chair, crib, beds,
dressers, picture frames, rug frame, homem? de
carpet, feather tick, cherry seeders (Mt. Joy & da'ed
1866) Old crocks (blue); bottles, old jars, (glass top)
egg crate, sadirons, books, berry crates, 2 rugs, (9 r. 12
& 12 x 13) Frigidaire refrigerator, majestic elec. & coal
comb, stove, Duo therm oil heater, coal-oil stove, roast
pan, 2 Ig. platters, (1 wheat print) dishes, etc. 5 guns '2-
22's, 2-12 ga. &32 rifle) and many useful items not
listed.
Sale order: Sm. tools, H.H. Goods-Equip.
Property at 2:00 P.M.
Sale by,
JACOB K. & MABLE KOPP
D. Young Atty.
C. H. Wolgemuth & H. Shaffner (Aucts.)
Ph: 665-5664
iril 9.1977 —
vice president Marty
Hoover. Other officers are
John Weiler, president;
Sheryl Bollinger, secretary;
Richard Strauss,
treasurer; John Zim
merman, sentinal; Cliff
Martin, reporter; Jay
Gberholtzer, chaplain.
Advisors are Lew Ayres,
Ernest Orr, Carl Graybili
and Charles Ackley.
junior year in high school
and will not have reached the
age of 22 by December 31,
1977.
4 Must be single and never
married.
5. Have parents’ or
guardian’s consent.
Persons interested in
entering the contest or
desiring more information
may contact Mrs. Nellie
Heisler, chairperson,
Tamaque Rl, Pa. 18252, or
Mrs. Elaine Moyer,
Schuylkill Have Rl, 17972; or
contact the Schuylkill
County Extension Service,
P.O. Box 404, Schuylkill
Have, 17972; telephone - 717-
385-3431.
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