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Peach Blossom Festival
to share farmers’ story
GATCHELLVILLE, Pa. - 1)8 sharing the farmer’s
With the advent of Spring ah »y through their various
and in anticipation of peach commodity exhibits corn
blossoms heralding its P lete Uve animals in
coming throughout southern cases. Women
York County, Maple Lawn producers of beef, dairy,
Farms has announced April P° r *> poultry, fruit and
16 and 17 as the weekend for vegetables will offer
its third annual Peach nutritional facts, recipes.
Blossom Festival. Satur- samples, farm philosophy
day’s hours will run 10:00 and figures to promote
am. to 6 pm., with Sunday better understanding bet
events beginning at 1 pm. ween farm and non-farm
continuing till 6 pm. consumers.
Many of
This year, the York County organization counterparts
Farmers’s Association will will be serving food at the
DeLaval visited
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -
. . . J. M. Horst and Clyde
Lutz of J. M. Horst Company
in Quenton attended the 1977
De Laval Dealer Convention
at the Hellenic Center in
Poughkeepsie March 29-30.
While at the convention,
Horst and Lutz received a
sneak preview of De Laval’s
new product lines, met with
engineering experts for the
dairy and farm equipment
company and learned more
about financing the sale of
his De Laval products. The
group also toured De Laval’s
CONSKHENT SALE
REWswr, unu,mj
10:00 A.M.
Located two miles south of Gap on Route 41
at Christiana (new location).
Farm Machinery, hardware, load of plumbing
supplies, hay and straw.
If you have any merchandise you want advertised,
call us by April 16 at 2&593-5326.
Sale managed by,
IVAN R. YOST
CATTLE
DISPERSAL SALE
Located off 1-81 on Exit 11 to Newville, Pa.,
one block past traffic light, turn left, 4 miles to
double bridges (Eckert bridges) bear left on
Brandy Run Road, left on State Game Land
Road, V* mile to farm.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29,1977
At 7:00P.M.
12S HEAD OF CATTLE 125
Consisting of 52 Holstein and 3 colored cows in full
production. Mostly second and third calves and ex
cellent production with herd test at creamery 4.0 and
4.4. 36 Holstein heifers from started calves to heifers
bred for fall freshening; 30 beef type steers and
heifers; 4 bulls, 2 Holstein and 2 beef type- Bangs and
T.B. tested within 30 days of sale.
Cattle to be sold in tent
Loading chute available.
2 TRACTORS AND MACHINERY
Allis Chalmers WD tractor; Farmall-4( 'tractor;
Graham chisel plow; New Idea 17A manure spreader;
300 gal. tank field sprayer; cultipacker; cultivators for
Oliver 66 or 77; John Deere A or B; tractor wheel
weights.
AUTOMOBILE
1966 Thunderbird equipped with many options and in
running condition.
Terms: Cash -Not responsible for accidents.
ML t MRS. PAUL L SHOWAKER
R. 0.2, Newville, Pa. 17241
Auctioneer Robert C, Mullendore
Clerk: C. L Metz
Lunch Rights Reserved
the farm
main factory and rubber
plant.
A well-established
manufacturer of dairy
equipment, the Farm Div
sion of De Laval is ex
panding into other lines of
farm equipment designed to
serve the entire livestock
industry.
Hort and Lutz joined 80
other people directly
associated with De Laval
dealerships, as well as
several people from De
Laval headquarters at the
Poughkeepsie meeting.
concession stands including
the York County Pork
Producers, the York County
Lamb Association, and the
Milk and Money 4-H Club,
Airvdle.
In addition, the Fawn
Grove Fire Co. .will serve
burgers and soda; the
Delta-Cardiff Fire Co. will
run their famous pizza
truck; and the American
Foreign Service Club of
Kennard-Dale will offer soft
pretzels, lemon blend and
lemon sticks to hungry
visitors. Tom Wallace, who
has become famous for his
“peachy dogs,” will serve
plain doggies and coffee.
Hie Blossom Bam will
house the food concession
SPECIAL FEEDER
CATTLE SALE
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29,1977
7:00 P.M.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20,1977
7:00 P.M.
VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC.
10 miles East of Lancaster on
Route 30. Paradise, Pa.
Phone 717-768-8204 or 717-442-4181
If you have any cattle to consign, please call
L. Robert Frame, Manager.
PUDUC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 16,1977
Located in Clearfield County, 14 miles south
of Curwensville or 10 miles east of Mahaffey.
Turn south off Rt 729 between Kerrmoor and
Ansonville. WATCH FOR SALE SIGNS.
DAIRY COWS AND EQUIPMENT
A young herd of Holstein cows with good udders,
milkbig 6040 lbs. All raised on the Rowles farm.
44 head of Holstein cows, blood tested and pregnancy
checked. Sired by A.B.S. and A.B.C. bulls. (28 milk
cows, 6 bred heifers, 6 open heifers, 4 heifer calves) - 40
Girton tie stalls and water cups (12 of which are new)
Mueller 500 gal. bulk tank (Used 2 years) - Kesco
Milkmover - 2 unit DeLaval magnetic milkers and
pump-18x50 Advance concrete stave silo (3 years old)
Agromatic silo unloader and silage cart - Acorn cable
barn cleaner - Some oats, oats straw and mulch hay. %
FARM MACHINERY
1973 AC 200 tractor, 912 actual hours (Diesel, like
new) - AC 5 bottom 14” plow -1953 NAA Ford tractor
with Wagner loader -1959 Ford “V” plate dump truck -
NH 7A self-unloading wagon - NH 717 Harvester with
com, grass and hay beads - Badger blower (used 2
years) - NH 385 tank-type manure spreader 3-point
blade - JDI6 hole disc drill (2 years old).
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FORMICA TABLE WITH CHAIRS LAWN
MOWERS - COFFEE TABLE - PHONE STAND
WITH PADDED SEAT - BEDS - RINSE TUBS -
WASH VAT - CABINETS - LAMPS - SMALL
PORCH SWING - FIREPLACE SCREEN AND
IRONS (gold) - old wooden table - small sewing cabinet
- electric toaster (good) - electric percolator coffee
maker (good) large electric Teflon fry pan - plus many
other items.
Flayer piano with rolls (keys play, hellos need
repair) - organ - old ice box - radio - cole slaw cotter -
mahogany high-front bed - treadle sewing machine -
possible selling large oak dresser and oak wash stand -
plus other items.
Owners,
DENTON B. AND MUtOIHY V. ROWLES
R.D. 2 Curwensviiie, Pa. 16833
Phone: (814) 277*6353
Auctioneer: Carper
Clerk: Pearce
Terms: Cash.
Small items and household goods will be sold first
Owners and Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.
stand and a 40-booth craft
fair.
A brand new addition to
the festival will be a com
plete line-up of farm
machinery from a local
dealer to illustrate the type
of cost-investment local
farmers have in producing
their crops.
“The purpose of this an
nual event is to bring people
together dose to the land
where their food begins.
Once ' they see and un
derstand what it’s all about,
they will realize the im
portance of preserving
agriculture and the
livelihood of the farmer,”
said Gail McPherson,
festival coordinator.
10:00 A.M.
ANTIQUES
Lunch Available at Sale.
Know Where the Activities Will Be
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
. COLON FARM :
GUERNSEY DtSPERSAi.
(Donald & Jane Balderston,
Colors, Md., Owners)
THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1977
11:OOA.M.
At the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, 6 miles East of
Lancaster, on Rt. 30.
103 REGISTERED GUERNSEYS 103
55 GOWS-33 OREO HEIFERS and 15 OPEN HEIFERS
Cows due all time of year. Bred Heifers all due June,
July and August. Bred to ‘‘ROSEWOODS BRIGHT
FORCAST”, he by “Arizona Farms Bright” and out of
“Cedartown Forecast FH Betsy” (E-4x), records up to
19080-8-8-305-2 Z.
Herd has been in existence since 1886. Continuous
testing. Selling due to labor difficulties, will continue
field and orchard enterprise.
v OTHER CONSIGNMENTS
8 Heifers Calves, Selected for 4-H and FFA Projects.
These heifers selected on type, with above average
records on dams and sired by popular Plus Proven
Bulls.
6 Sr. Calves; 1 Intermediate Calf and 1 Junior Calf.
BULL CONSIGNMENTS:
5 Serviceable Age Bulls. Three dams with records
over 14,000# Milk. Sires represented are: “Maurana
Wis Telestar”; “Hollirex”; “Top Hornet” and
“Fayvor”.
Sale Managed By:
PA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
P. O. 80X458, Camp Hill, Pa. 17011
Phone (717) 737-0551
Merryman Co., Sparks, Md. 21152
Phone (301) 771-4624
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY, CARS, ANTIQUES
Of The Curvin E. Miller Estate
WEDNESDAY, AP8U3,1977
At 10:00 A.M.
Located approx. I mile East of Collinsville off
Rt. 74 along Collinsville Rd. in York Co., Pa.
FARM MACHINERY I ANTIQUE TOOLS
Farmall B tractor w/cultivators & 2 way plow; NI4
wheel manure spreader; 3 sec. spring tooth harrow; 2
sec. spike harrow; Int. 7 ft mounted mower; land
roller; 8 ft. lime & fert.; spreader; 12 ft. Oliver
weeder; MH No. 6 semi-mount mower; 1 row potato
planter; Papec hammer mill; 2 wheel trailer; good
wooden wheel horse wagon; walking furrow plow;
shovel plow; cultivator; platform scales; bag truck;
plate mill; fodder shredder; stone sled; belts; tractor
chains; log chains; block & tackle; iron hog troughs;
ladders; 55 gal. & 35 gal. drums; bench vise; hand
tools; burlap bags; horse tongues; single & double
trees; some harness; buck & cross cut saws; com
shelter; tobacco cutters; garden worker; tomato
crates; 2 grindstones; wooden wheelbarrow; very nice
cutter market sleigh; spring wagon seat; etc.
1968 Chevrolet Impala Custom 2 dr. sedan, 327
engine, auto, PS, radio. It. blue w/dk. blue vinyl top,
good cond., only 47,000 miles; 1964 Rambler Classic 4
dr. sedan, std. shift, 71,000 miles in fine running cond.
Anorust.
Oak dresser A washstand; oak beds; stands; oak
spindle back chairs; fancy rocker; 2 iron beds; what
not shelves; plank seat chairs; flat irons; granite pot;
cigar cutter board; butter mold; milk bottles; asst of
crocks; cream seperator; tubs; 4 iron butcher kettles;
3 fts. 2 sausage staffers; meat grinder on stand
w/pulley; oil stove; bam tenters; jars; pressure
cooker; Aladdin lamp; single barrel 12 ga. shotgun;
Riverside Arms Co. 12 ga. double shotgun; old license
plates; wood slaw cutter; iron skillets; griddle; 1 hole
kettle furnace; school bench; wringer washer; Broil-
King dec. oven; Duo-Therm oil heater; staffer cans A
cookie Jars; dishes; pots; pans; & many items too
numerous to mention.
Sale Order: small tools off wagons, thenrantiques,
butcher tools and Farm implements about 1:30 PJd.
Robert L Sechrist, Auctioneer
John Hope Anderson. Cleric
Terms: Cash or approved check.
Not responsible for accidents.
Loach by Bethel Church.
CARS
ANTIQUES
FLOWNE MIXER
Brogue, Pa. Owner