Holstein show set
FLEMINGTON, N.J.—
Holstein breeders, young
and old, will vie for the top
awards in the Central Jersey
Holstein Show on August 12,
according to George AUes,
Flemington, Chairman of the
Committee conducting the
REGISTERED AYRSHRES
SOL
AT THE
KEYSTONE CLASSIC SALE
Guernsey Sale Pavilion, Route 30, Lancaster,
TUESDAY. fIUSUST 23.1977
12:30 P.M.
Approximately 40 head - close-up or fresh cows, and
bred heifers, plus a number of good calves and heifers
for future money makers.
AYRSWBtS - FM HUIMUH MIS
Attend - Buy - Improve Your Herd!
Sale Managed by -
AYRSHIRE BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
Brandon, Vt.
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9,1977
in Farmersviile, 3 mi. East of Brownstown,
Lane. Co. PA.
Chest freezer; 14' x 16’ orange tweed rug; waterfall
bedroom suite; waterfall and blonde (fining room
suites; French provincial sofa; book shelves; porta
crib; depression glass; living room suites; rediner;
Maytag wringer washer; cool heatrola; double bed
complete; hand tools; refrigerator; bottle gas range;
Maytag auto, washer; dryer; lots of dishwt and small
items; etc.
We Sell on Commission.
At: THE SKIPPACK FIRE HOUSE
Route 113 (V4mi. W. of Rt. 73)
Skippack, Pa.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18,1977
10:00 A.M.
Sale will begin w/2 Auctioneers selling tools &
glass & china. Auto & Truck at 12:30, followed
by Matchbook Collection.
ANTIQUES - CHERRY PA. dutch cupboard, blanket
chest (dated 1829), 6 arrowback chairs, marbletop
coffee table, rd. walnut table, wal. chest of drawers,
cane seat chairs & rocker,* 2-% spindle chairs, child’s
rocker, crocks, jugs, coffee grinder, quilt tops, china
clock, Gone w/the Wind Lamp, kerosene lamps, gold
pocket watches.
MATCHBOOK COLLECTION • 35,000 Matchbooks
covering a period from 1920-1965, meticulously
assembled in 88 categories by the late Col. L.W. Smith.
Req. detailed information.
GLASS & CHINA - Flint hom of plenty spoon holder,
grape & festoon compote, hen on nest, willow oak tray
& compote, blue daisy & button HONEY BEE on nest,
salts in amber, Heisey decanter & hair receiver,
depression pcs., CUT GLASS pitcher & vases.
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES - Upright freezer,
kitchen set, fan, misc. household items, sofa, end
tables. Lg. selection of TOOLS, many brand new -
hammers, handles, staplers, tape measures, saw
blades, sharpening stones, files, punches, chisels.
GUN - Iver Johnson 12 ga. single-shot shot gun.
AUTO • 1972 RX2 Mazda, 92,300 miles, yellow &
black, rotary engine, completely rebuilt at 62,000 mi.,
A Title. Don’t miss it! TRUCK -1970 FlOO Ford % ton
pick-up truck, V-8 302 engine, 3 speed, cast iron trim;
It. blue, 95,000 miles, ex. rubber, very nice.
Terms - Cash. Request Handbill. Lunch.
SANOFORO A. ALDERFER, INC.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Harleys viile, Pa. - 723-1171 & 256-8892
annual event. The show will
begin at 10 a.m. at'
Flemington Fairgrounds.
Elvin Hess, Strasburg,
Pa., will be die official
judge, placing the animals
within the age and group
classes. Hess is a recognized
6:00 P.M.
Call:
JOHN J. MITT
(717)354-5095
AUCTION
Holstein breeder and an
approved judge of Holstein
cattle.
Ribbons will be awarded
as well as numerous
trophies donated' by
organizations, businesses
and individuals.
There are many awards
specifically for youth. The
top youth award is a
registered Holstein calf. It
will go to the youngster with
the highest composite score
based on fitting,
showmanship, and record
keeping.
Judging youth during the
day for fitting and sh
owmanship will be Robert
Albrecht, Manager of Marlu
Farms, Lincroft, New
Jersey.
Co-chairman with George
Alles is James Phillips,
Three Bridges. Others
serving on the committee
are: Isador Fleming and
Howard J. Sutton, both
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY
At Bloomfield Farm, Wm. V. Riggs, Jr., Route
213, 2 miles north of Centreviile, Md.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1977
Ford 9000 tractor, Super M tractor, Massey
Ferguson 165 tractor, JD 420 crawler loader, John
Deere 5020 tractor w-duals, Hesston round baler 5600,2
New Idea pull type com pickers 30” & 38” rows, Case
silage cutter, Case 42’ elevator, JD No. 14 flail, JD 5
bottom 14” plows w-harrow, two 9’ double discs,
Ferguson mounted rake, Ferg. 2R cultivators, N.I.
manure spreader, Oliver manure spreader, Int. silage
wagon, Int. flat wagon, JD 12’ packer, unloading jacks,
2 wheel carrier, Oliver 17 tyne drill, MH 21 tyne drill,
spring harrows, belts, sraper blades, auger elevators,
steam jenney, 4 row Gandy herbicide applicator, 2-8”
Herringbone milker stalls & feeders, DeLaval milkers
& pipeline, etc... 26 raised calf stalls, and many oilier
items...
Consignments of farm machinery will be accepted for
this sale... Call Harry Rudnick & Sons at Galena, Md.
(301) 648-5100 for items to be advertised, or deliver to
the Wm. Riggs’ Farm...
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, INC.,
Sales Managers & Auctioneers
Galena, Md.
PUBLIC SALE
: OF 113 ACRE FARM
Located along U.S. Route 222, between
Reading and KuLrtown, Maidencreek Township,
Berks County, Pa.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1977
Real Estate to be offered in 2 parcels.
PARCEL No. 1; 89 acres of limestone soil, terrain
mostly level to gently slope, in high state of cultivation,
approx. 80 acres tillable, 7 acres wooded, approx. 3000
ft. of road frontage.
BARNS: 2 barns stone and frame side by side, 33 ft. x
70 ft. and 32 ft. x 48 ft., wooden stables, block milk
house, 2 story grain and equipment shed 28 ft. x 36 ft.,
also 20 ft. x 84 ft. equipment shed and other out
buildings, 4 bay car garage.
HOUSE: 2 Vz story stone, 4 rooms plus kitchen on Ist
floor, 2nd floor has 5 bedrooms and bath, also full
basement, oil fired hot water heat, tin roof, also stone
smoke house, well and pressure system.
PARCEL No. 2: 24 acres of limestone soil, terrain
level, approx. 1000 ft. road frontage on U.S. 222, no
buildings, located on East side of 222 directly across
from Parcel No. 1 to be offered in Parcels and as an
entirety. Zoning Agriculture. School District Fleet
wood.
10% down day of Sale, Settlement by December 1,
1977.
Inspection anytime by appointment call:
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC., Main St.,
Morgantown, Pa., Phone 215-286-5183.
Terms by:
CHARLES H. MADENFORD ESTATE
Edwin H. Kershner, Attorney
Executors; Betty Jane Gontkovsky
Lewis M. Madenford
Raymond H. Madenford
Elton and Alvin Horning, Auctioneers
Specializing in Farms, Land & Public Auctions.
Calif on; Henry Kuehn, Jr.
and John Hageman, both
Flemington; James Norz,
Neshanic Station; and Floyd
Schwab, Ringoes.
Entry forms and lists of
classes and awards may be
obtained in the Hunterdon
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Sale reports
A Public Sale of valuable
antiques was held July 30 by
Ida D. Scheetz, two miles
west of Denver, Lancaster
Co., Pa. Many out of state
buyers at sale.
Some prices received
were: Oval Glass China
Closet $560, Farm Bell $180,2
Reed Sofa & Rocker Sets $420
& $195, Victorian Jelly
ll:OOa.m.
At 1:00 P.M.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 6, 1977
County Extension Service
Office, Extension Center,
Route 31, north of
Flemington.
The public is invited.
There is no charge for ad
mission.
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Cupboard $230, Wagon Jack
$55, Tin Mechanical Toy
$llO, Buggy Robe $47,
Walnut Reading Pump
Organ $3lO, Wooden Hay
Forks $3O to $5O, Wood chest
$l4O & $l7O, Butter Scales $3O
& $37 and 1 Horse Sleigh $127.
Dale L. Putt, Auctioneer.
The 11th Annual Holstein
bred Heifer Sale was held
July 29 by Lewis & Ruth
Brown, 12 miles northwest of
Danville, Northumberland
Co,, Pa. The Brown’s wish to
thank all who supported the
sale with their attendance
and buying. Buyers were
present from 12 counties.
The top heifer, a
registered President Vemon
daughter sold for $1025. The
top grade heifer, an ABC
Ivanhoe daughter sold for
$835.
Auctioneers were Carl and
John Diller.
An Auction was held by
Tom Mulheam on July 30, at
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
DAIRY CATTLE A MACHINERY
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1977
The undersigned, located on Creek Rd., 3
miles N.W. of Carlisle off of Rt. 641, turn on
Meadow Brook Road, make two lefts (just past
Iron Bridge), 2 miles N. of Plainfield, Cum
berland Co., will sell the following:
(Clarence Brehm Farm)
54 HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 54
35 Holstein Dairy Cows: DHIA Records
Herd is mostly Ist and 2nd calf heifers (very few
older cows) 10 recently fresh - 5 more due for fall -
blance in all stages of lactation.
Last year’s herd ave. -12.983 M-3.7 -486 F
9 bred heifers - 3 yearlings - 7 heifer calves
All cattle are Atlantic Bred - some of the sires used
are: Ivanhoe Star, Apollo Rocket, Hbg. Gay Ideal,
Optimist and others.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
300 gal. Dari-Kool ice bank tank, 2-50 lb. Surge units,
2-40 lb. Surge units, steel feed cart, 2 Surge SP-11
milker pumps, SS milk pails, double 30” SS wash tank,
and wood silage cart.
M.F. 85 gas-3 pt., M.F. 65 gas multipower-3 pt. IH
Super C., M.F. No. 74 3-14’ trip plow-3 pt., J.D. 8’ disc,
J.D. 3-section harrow, 10’ spike harrow, 12’ 3 pt.
weeder, 10’ Brillion cultipacker, Ontario 13.7 disk grain
drill-good shape, IH No. 221 mtd. 2-row planter, IH
cultivators for C, N.I. 201 PTO manure spreader,
Souders D-2 loader, Souders D-2 72” material bucket,
and 275 gas tank.
275 fuel tank, 5’ 3 pt. scraper blade, N.H. 469 haybine,
N.H. Super 68 baler with kicker, Ford 3 pt. 7’ mower,
Ford 3 pt. 5 bar rake, 28’ Smoker elevator, 16’ Cardinal
elevator, 16’ Grove hay rack wagon, 16’ Belleville rack
wagon, 3 pt. barrel sprayer & pump, 16’ flat N.I. gear,
16’ flat Columbus wagon converted to rubber, mtd.
rolling table saw-30” blade, air compressor, chain saw,
and elec, fencers and wire.
HAY & STRAW
5000 bales Ist cutting - alfalfa & brome; 2nd cutting -
alfalfa, some straw.
Sale held in tent!
JOSEPH P. BUCK, Owner
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R.D. 9, Carlisle, PA 243-7497
Sale Managed by:
V. Art Kling, Auct
Fred Naugle, Red.
Autotore’s Auction, 524 Main
St., White Haven, Pa. 130
people attended the sale.
Prices recieved were;
Child’s Willow 40 pc. Set $5O,
15 pcs.-Nursery Set $35,
Bowfront China Closet $250,
Marble Top Stand $9O, Pump
Organ $240 and Wash Bowl
Sets $9O & $75.
Symphonion Music Box
sold for $lOOO and a hand
cranked Music Box with
reels sold for $4OO.
John Autotore was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of
machinery and livestock was
held July 28 by Mrs. Thomas
O. Smith and Son, 9 miles
north of Bellefonte, Centre
Co., Pa. The 51 head of
Holstein dairy cattle sold
well.
Machinery sold as follows:
J.D. 4000 Dsl. tractor $B9OO,
Round Baler $2700, Grain
Drill $1825, 25 K.W.
Generator $l5OO and 36’
Elevator $1250.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
The Shady Lane Dairy
Sales sold 143 head of
registered and grade
Holstein cows and heifers
July 29, V* mile west of
Quarryville, Pa.
The registered cows sold
for $750 to $2250, while the
grade cows sold from $450 to
$1025. The average for all the
animals was $603.
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10:30 A.M.
MACHINERY
Wagon load of miac. items!
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