—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1,1977
122
Tim Beck captures title of outstanding 4-H’er
By JOYCE BUPP for a Seven Valleys R 2 young
York Co. Reporter man who was recently
SEVEN VALLEYS - When selected the Outstanding 4-H
you’re eight years old and member at the York Fair,
deliver your first 4-H project Tim Beck, the 17-year-old
to the formidable com- son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
petition at the York Fair, it Beck, exhibited a handyman
could be a rather over- project on that first York
whelming experience. But it Fair entry occasion nine
was just the beginning of a years ago. Several years of
successful exhibiting career baby beef exhibiting have
Handling the gavel of the 4-H presidency is a
familiar role to Tim Beck, Seven Valleys R 2, who
was recently selected the Outstanding 4-H
member at the York Fair.
HILLTOP LANE
SALE
On the farm near McLeansville, North
Carolina. Take Exit 132 off i-85 and go one
tenth of a mile to the Texaco Station, turn right
on Knox Road and farm is one mile on the left.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1977
ll:OOA.M.
One of North Carolina's best known herds!
89 HEAD OF REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS
All saleable cows are selling
1 EX and 16 VG selling and herd will be re-classified
before sale.
Sired by Outstanding Sires:
11 by Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation
6 by Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe
2 by Hartsbrook Ivanhoe Ken
4 by Padamar Bootmaker
5 by Padamar Double Triune
Others by R Maple, Marquis, citation R, Hagen, Gay
Ideal, Charm, Transmitter, etc.
PLENTY OF PRODUCTION
15 selling over 20,000 m
10 selling from 23,000 to 27,000 m
15 selling have 700 f to 948 f
12 selling have 600 f to 700 f
32 first-calf heifers making good records
Service sires include Elevation, Arlinda Chief, Matt,
Conductor, Tippy, Comet, Betty Chief, Wayne Springs
Fond Apollo, etc.
SEMEN TANK AND LOTS OF VALUABLE SEMEN
SELLING including Elevation, Matt, Monitor, Arlinda
Chief, Tippy, Hagen, Double Triune, Gay Ideal, etc.
Sale Headquarters - London Inn, near Greensboro,
N.C (Exit 128 off 1-65).
JERRY KIVETT
Rt. 2, McLeansville, N.C.
919-697-0569 (Farm)
919-697-8391 (Home)
A. DOTY REMSBURG,
Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
Norman D. Hill, Associate
Jefferson, Maryland
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now made him an ac
complished competitor m
the showring. His Angus-
Chianina crossbred took the
championship of the light
weight division, while he was
chosen reserve champion
showman and placed second
in beef showmanship.
During the special Penn
sylvania Polled Hereford
show at this year’s York
Fair, Tim served as ringside
announcer. He can
frequently be found helping
the younger 4-H members
prepare their animals for
exhibition and has won
numerous fitting awards.
Active in coimtywide 4-H
activities, Tim has been
president of the Baby Beef
club in the York area for the
past two years and also
handles the presidency of the
Loganville Community Club.
The young beef showman
has also earned a reputation
in meats and livestock
judging competition.
“When I was little, I often
went along to the judging
training sessions,” he
recalls. “And the teams
often came to our place to
practice, too.” The family
operates the Richard Beck
and Sons butcher shop at
Seven Valleys R 2.
The 1975 meats judging
team, of which Tim was a
member, won first place m
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND GUNS
WEDNESDAY, 0CT0DER12,1977
Sale to be held at the Guernsey Barn Sales
Pavilion. Located on the Lincoln Hwy. East of
Lancaster at intersection of Rt. 30 and 896,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
Cold Spot 2 door refrigerator; Frigidaire automatic
washer, Frigidaire automatic dryer; Wilson chest
freezer; Norge gas stove; Maytag and Philco wringer
washers; 5 piece mahogany bedroom suite with
mattress; 3 piece Waterfall bedroom suite; 2 piece and
3 piece upholstered living room suite; gooseneck
platform rocker; pine corner cupboard; Walnut fur
niture with fine small wall desk with 4 drawers;
Lester player piano with bench (75 piano rolls); rocker
with ladies portrait; 10 piece dining room suite; round
extension table with 7 extra boards; rocker; Session
and New Haven mantle clocks; 4 blanket chests; plank
bottom rocker; 6 plank bottom chairs; barrel back
plank bottom high chair; original deco.; Empire shelf
clock; dry sink; oak furniture; Two 3 piece bedroom
suites, high back swivel desk chair; round extension
table with extra boards, side board; kitchen cabinet;
ladies writing desk; Doctor Daniels medicine cabinet;
library table; clothes tree; display case with hens and
chicks; dresser; wash stands; hard bottom and cane
chairs; Morris chairs; square tables; organ stool;
butterchum with stand; wicker doll coach; oval
trunks; metal filing cabinet; iron double bed and
utility cabinet. Sofa beds; upholstered arm chairs;
leather rechner; 6 kitchen chairs; electric cream
separator; Electrolux cleaners; window fans; table
lights; Empire mirror, still life pictures; picture
frames in Oak, Empire and Walnut. Three 9x12 rugs;
old feedbags; fine old quilts; buffalo rugs; comforters;
linens, etc. Baskets; straight razors; Lancaster and
lots of local milk bottles; wire top jars; wooden, tin and
agate articles. Iron; fine Oregon ship bank; bull dog;
butter scales; large and small pots; flat irons; Bucket
a-day stoves; pump jack; large and small crocks;
jugs; kids games and toys; books; pocket watches; oil
lamps; Aladdin lamp; iron stone, German and other
good and everyday glassware and china; 8 piece milk
glass dinner set; pots and pans, flat silver; electric
appliances; electric bulldozer fencer; tools; wood
carving chisels; broad axe; old hand boring tool sets;
etc. Guns: 31 Colt cap & ball pistol; Marlin 22 pistol; H.
Pieper hammer and union nammerless double barrel
shot guns and English army rifle, other articles not
listed
Food Served.
Howard Shaub,
,-RovC Probsi
uie state contest, and then
battled to third place during
4-H nationwide competition
that same'year. Tun is now
the assistant coach for the
county team. He hopes to use
his York Fair award, an
expense-paid trip to a
national livestock exhibit of
the recipient’s choice, to
accompany the meats
judging team to their
national competition. That’s
scheduled during the Royal
Livestock Exposition m
Kansas City the week of
November 6.
According to Tony
Dobrosky, assistant York
County Extension agent, the
award is presented to a
county 4-H member who is
“an outstanding member
taking part in the fair
competition.” The selection
was judged on 4-H blueforms
which had been submitted
earlier and on the basis of
personal interviews.
Qualities that the judging
board looked for included
helpfullness to other
exhibitors, interest, par
ticipation and promotion of
the fair, leadership, and
other 4-H activities.
The panel of judges in
cluded representatives of
both the York Fair and the
county 4-H leaders. Daniel
Shive represented the
livestock superintendent’s
5:00 P.M.
Sale By:
MRS. PARK H. MILLER
ion
office, while John Jermyn Mrs. Donald Flory %
participated for the board of chosen to judge for the 4-1
managers
BANKRUPTCY AUCTION
OF CONCRETE BLOCK INVENTORY & SUPPLIES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15,1977
10 o’clock A.M.
Located at 126 N. Church Street, Quarryville,
Lancaster County, Penna.
CONCRETE BLOCKS
BxBxl6 (9% cubes); 10x8x16 (115 cubes); 12x8x16 (52
cubes); BxBxl6 return corner block (27 cubes); 4x8x16
(31 cubes); 4x8x16 solids (9 cubes); 2M>x4xB solid
concrete brick (9 cubes); 4x4xB solids (11 cubes),
BxBxl2 (24 cubes); 6x8x16 solid brick (22 cubes),
4x4x16 (10 cubes); 2x8x16 (6 cubes); BxBxB (16 cubes),
10x8x8 (13 cubes); 6x8x16 (14 cubes); 6x8x16 (22
cubes); chimney block with coutouts (11 cubes);
CONCRETE LINEALS
6x8x96 (6 count); 6xBxBB (10 count); 6xBxBo (20
count); 6x8x72 (13 count); 4xBxBB (13 count); 4x8x104
(11 count); 6x8x128 (10 count); 4x8x40 (22 count),
6x8x40 (13 count); 4x8x136 (23 count); 6x8x64 (24
count); 6x8x56 (7 count); 4x8x64 (51 count); 4x8x40 (22
count); 4x8x32 (18 count); 6x8x48 (11 count);
Steel window sash, nuts and bolts, mortar mix and
many other items too numerous to mention. __
TERMS: Cash.
Sale by,
LOUIS J. FARINA, ES(L, Trustee
Lancaster, Penna. for
Allied Resources, Inc.
do Quarryville Block Co.
in bankruptcy
Attorneys: Shirk, Reist & Buckwalter
By: Richard B. Posey
Lancaster, Penna.
Alvin L. Miller, Auctioneer
1927 Horseshoe Road, Lancaster, Penna. 17601
(717)392-1547
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY AND 2
TRACTORS
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND ANTIQUES
Saturday, October 15,1977
10:00 A.M.
Located 4 V2 miles south of Honey Brook, 1
mile north of Compass on Rt. 10. West Cain
Twp., Chester Co., Pa.
FARM MACHINERY
JD MT tractor, fully equiped with 2 bottom 14 inch
JD plow; JD cultivator; JD B tractor; both tractors in
very good running condition and good rubber; MF #3
PTO baler; 2 row DB corn planter, pull type; JD
hammer mill with extra screens; JD 5% ft. combine
with motor, pull type fertilizer spreader; McD side
delivery rake; 2 potato plows, 1 horse cultivator; Int.
816 mower conditioner; 7 ft. cut PTO; Ford manure
spreader; 110 bu. PTO; 2 rubber tire flat bed wagons;
Dunnan 8 ft. disc; 4 section spring tooth harrow; Oliver
superior 12 disc grain drill; DB garden tractor with
sickle bar, reel mower, snow plow and cultivator disc;
300 gal. gas tank on stand; 50 cinder blocks; iron
trough; vices; shovels; forks; iron fence posts;
chains; 28 ft. extension ladder; like new tires and hand
tools; battery charger unit; 2 wheel boat trailer; large
dog box; 140 bales mixed hay, no ram and other items.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND ANTIQUES
Brass clothes tree; 2 pine towel racks; cedar chest;
oak chair; Farisa single keyboard portable organ; 80
base Paolo Saprani accordian; metal cabinet,
Christmas decorations, glider porch chairs; record
player; 2 window fans; spool table, and other small
tables, 3 speed bicycle, swing set, swimming pool 3x12
with filter; bar bells; 2 burner oil heater, new; farm
bell, and many other miscellaneous items not listed.
Items to be sold are nice, clean and in good condition
Inspection-morning of sale.
By order of:
EDWARD & DOROTHY STAZHOWSW
William March, Jr. Auctioneer
Elverson, Pa.
215-286-5744
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