r FARM’S SOLD
PUBLIC AUCTION
DANA IRVING FARM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8,1977
At 10:00 A.M.
Location: Southend of Oxford, turn East off
•t. #1 onto Mt. Pleasant Rd. at Frank’s Steak
louse, IV2 Mile to Farm on right, Oxford,
IhesterCo., Pa.
SIX (6) TRACTORS, FOUR (4) TRUCKS,
FARM MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
Farm machinery as follows: Int. 666 dsl. tractor,
wide-front and fast hitch; Int. 656 dsl. tractor, wide
ront, three point hook-up; Int. 454 gas tractor w/Int.
loader; Int. 424 gas utility tractor; Int. 48” Cub Cadet
nower; Ford 4000 tractor w/Sauder snowplow; NH 282
baler, PTO; 3 Gehl 18’ rubber-tired wagons; New Idea
cut conditioner, PTO; NH 469 haybine; Lilly hayrake;
JD 14’ transport disc; cultimulcher, like new; Oliver
25214’ transport disc; Int. 51018-disc grain drill; Int. 4-
b., 16” fast hitch plow; stone picker; 2-wheel farm
trailer; NH 24’ elevator; 16’ grain elevator; Danuser
post hole digger, three point; Selectatilth 9’ three point
■otavator; Int. 400 B’, three point rotary mower, NEW;
York three point stone rake; gas generator; Int. T fast
hitch mower; cattle squeeze; Ford, 1976, F-100 ranger
'pick-up truck; Ford 1972 F-100 ranger Pick-up truck;
Int. 1972 1700 dump truck; Chev. 1970 station wagon;
sulkys jog carts; harness; blankets; wire fencing;
100’s of locust post; steel pipe; cable; Furniture as
follows: matching dble. maple bed, dresser and chest;
tea wagon; recliner; Harvest pine table w/bench and
three chairs; Westinghouse microwave oven; lamps;
bnens; picnic table; Coldspot refrigerator; portable
bar; lawn chairs; air conditioner; Sears washer and
dryer; and numerous furnishings not listed.
Terms; CASH, no checks unless approved by
Whitford sales Co., prior to auction.
By the order of:
DANA IRVING
Sale conducted by:
Whitford Sales Co.
L Robert Frame, Auctioneer
Box 98, Uwchland P.O.
Eagle, Pa. 19480
Phone: 215-458-5060
“Chester County’s FOREMOST Auction Company”
PUBLIC SALE
Antiques & Household Goods
Saturday, October 22,1977
10:00 A.M
Located West off 272 Rawlinsville Ave. 1 mile
South of Rawlinsville Fire Co. along
Susquehannock Rd. or 3 miles from the Buck off
372, turn right on Susquehannock Rd.
Walnut dining table; deacons bench; oak table; wash
stand; cane bottom rocker; childs rocker; chair; half
bushels; coal bucket; shoe lath; brass hanging scales;
lanters; coal oil lights; iron kettle; agate kettle; iron
skillet; 3 gal. jug; 5 gal. crock; 7 puddin crocks; old pie
board; old egg baskets; iron stone tea pot; sugar &
creamer set; celery dishes; berry set; glass dog spoon
holder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
i Elec, stove 1 yr. old; 2 wringer washers; wash tubs &
stands; Kelv. Refrigerator; Kelv. dryer; G.E. washer;
GE. dish washer; metal kitchen cabinets; base
cabinet; 7 piece breakfast set; Edna Elec, sewing
machine; 2 iron beds; single bed; crib; 2 metal war
drobes; high chair; bench; record stand; 4 folding
chairs; Electrolux sweeper; bookcase; quilt frame;
curtain stretchers; buttons; Irg. picture; linens; pots;
Pans, dishes; 6 gold trim glasses; 12 cups & saucers;
1964 calendar plate; cookie kettle; cookie cans;
scrapple pans; ice cream freezer; french frier; 2
buiner oil stove; metal rocker; foot stool; baby bed &
talker; throw rugs; rugs 13 x22’l2’ x 15’, 10’X14’,
10 Xls’, plastic garbage cans; medicine cabinet; wash
bowl; elec, hair dryer; encyclopedia set; games; lots
°f toys; swing set; bicycle; sleds; step stool
MISC. ITEMS
Cultivators for B Allis Chalmers; 8 ft truck top; 3
275 gas tanks w/pumps; 2 work benches; hog troughs;
chicken waterers; tomato baskets; berry boxes &
carriers; 2 hyd. jacks; tools; precision garden seeder;
saw horses; bag wagon, wagon tires: elec, blk &
detkei trimmer: 3 gal sprayer. More items to
numerous to mention. Not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
Conch by Rawlmsville Fire Co. Auxiliary.
Sale by
lESTEH i MABEL GRAVER
Auctioneers
Lloyd H. Kreider
& Randal V. Kline
ANTIQUES
Marylanders dominate cow judging
HARRISBURG - In
dividuals and teams from
Maryland dominated the
Invitational Youth Dairy
Cattle Judging contest held
Monday, the opening event
of the 14th Annual Penn
sylvania All-American
Dairy Show, taking two
individual and all three team
titles.
Judging began early
Monday morning in the
Farm Show’s main
exhibition hall with 38 teams
competing in 4-H, FFA and
Intercollegiate divisions.
The 4-H and FFA teams had
all previously been declared
their home state cham
pionship teams.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, INC
Galena, Md. Phones: 648-5100 or 648-5179
FALL EQUIPMENT
AUCTION
Monday, October 3,1977
At 12:00 Noon at Galena, Md
We are accepting machinery consignments for our
fan sale.
Tractors * Combines * Plows * Discs * Planters *
Drills • Seeders * Wagons * Choppers * Elevators *
Balers * Cultivators * Sprayers * Mowers * Trucks *
Pickups * Construction & Excavating Equipment.
Featuring: Int. 766 Diesel, Int. 656 Gas Tractors, 2
sets 4x16 #540 Plows, #370 14’ road disc, 2 rear mounted
cultivators, #3711’ road disc. 12’ mobile sprmgtooth, 12’
cultipacker, JD #694 Planter, JD 20 tyne. drill, N.I.
loader, 10’ mounted spring tooth, case 26’ gas elevator,
N.I. spreader, liquid fert. rig w/100 gal. tank, 2 corn
bodies, Int. #4O wagon, hay crusher, rake, J.D. weed
sprayer (140 gal.), Snow plow.... Consigned by; Robert
Atkinson of Chestertown, Md.
J.D. 45 combine w/corn & gram head, swamp buggy,
Fox Forage harvester, Detroiter house trailer 55’xl0’
w/w carpet - ref rig., stove, washer, etc.
This will be a large consignment sale with buyers
coming from many diferent States. Please call in
advance for full advertising.
ED RAHiLL & SONS
SALE
On the farm located on Putman Road in
Harford County, Maryland. Take 152 west off
Route 95, go 7 miles to Pleasantville Road, take
the Pleasantville Road to Putman Road. From
the north take Route 83 to the Maryland line,
take Route 23 south and make a right on 147 in
Jarrettsville, follow to Putman Road and turn
left.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15,1977
11:00 A.M.
100 HEAD OF HOLSTEINS SELLING
60 Cows - 20 Heifers Ready to Breed
20 Heifers Just Under Breeding Age
All Registered except a few identified grades
ALL COWS SELLING ARE FRESH SINCE JUNE
OR DUE SOON AFTER THE SALE. Daughters of
Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation, Pawnee Farm
Arlinda Chief, Valentine El Mmuteman, Collins-Crest
Majesty, Tidy Burke Transmitter, Paclamar Double
Triune, Glen-Lu-Knoll Astrogem, Paclamar Ivanhoe
Black Eagle, Amberly Burley Laird, Penstate Ivanhoe
Star, etc.
DHI records on cows selling to 21.700 M and 743 F.
Plenty of base milk!
The heifers are all home raised, many by A.I. bulls -
a good group to select from.
Also Selling: A service age son of Harrisburg Gay
Ideal from a VG dam with 9-3 365 24,550 4.31,049 F.
Note: The Rahils are selling only sound young cows
recently fresh or close, and a selected group of open
heifers. This herd has a lot of potential - a good place to
buy!
ED RAHLL & SONS
Forest Hill, Maryland
301-879-9069
A. DOTY REMSBURG
Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
Norman D. Hill, Associate
Jefferson, Maryland
301-473-8214
The University of
Maryland captured the in
tercollegiate trophy while
the Maryland 4-H and FFA
teams were wrapping up the
titles in their own divisions.
The University of
Maryland team scored 2017
points to top teams from
Cornell University with 1956
points and the Delaware
Valley College in
Doylestown, Pa., which
scored with 1946 points.
Top individual per
formance in the in
tercollegiate division went to
Jerry Myers, Westminster,
Md., of the victorious
University of Mayland team,
with 718 points. Sandra Haag
Joe Rudnick, Auctioneer
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1,1977—123
of Cornell University placed
second with 687 points and
Walter Owens of the
University of Wisconsin at
River Falls finished third
with 680 points.
In addition to Delaware
Valley’s third place fmish,
Pennsylvania State
University was ninth in a
field of 17 teams.
Maryland again captured
the 4-H team trophy this
year, finishing out with 1725
points. Kentucky’s 4-H team
placed second with 1715,
edging out the third place
team from Virginia which
ended the competition with
1712 points.
The only individual to
break the Maryland str
anglehold on the awards was
James Tipton of Taylor
sville, Ky., who captured the
Tim Beck
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livestock interests, and F.
Phillip Smyser represented
other project areas of 4-H.
Tim, a senior at
Dallastown Area High
School, is undecided about
what he wants to do in the
future. It’s apparent,
though, that 4-H’ers and
fairgoers can count on his
GAP AUCTION
fmuv tvtttw, ecr. i ran
5:30 P.M.
Located off Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue opposite Turkey
Hill Mimt Mai ket - Cross RR Bridge.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SOLD AT EVERY AUCTION.
Inspection Friday from 9:00 a.m until sale time
CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS
FROM 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Call us for pick-up service
IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers
442-4936 or 442-8254
CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE
OF
SMALL FARMETTE
Saturday, October 22,1977
1:00 p.m.
Located at 2478 Horseshoe Rd., VA mile
south of Leola, 5 miles east of Lancaster, Upper
Leacock Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.
REAL ESTATE
Consists of 2M* story frame dwelling situated on 1
1/10 acre of ground with apartment having kitchen and
living room on first floor, oil hot water heat, mam
living quarters, kitchen-dining combination, living
room and family room on first floor, 4 bedrooms, full
bath and storage room on second floor, full attic and
full basement, wood and asbestos roof, oil and hot
water heat.
BARN
72x42 block and frame with slate shingle roof, open
stalls, and tobacco celler on first floor Also a garage
building
WATERSUPPLY
Well and pressure system, school - Conestoga Vallei
zoned industrial
Terms By
AMOS S. & ANNA FISHER
Eaby & Eaby Att.
Dennis Ward Esq.
Elton & Alvin Horning, Auctioneers
individual 4-H honors with
595 points, five points ahead
of Ralph W. Shank of
Hagerstown, Md. Third
place individual in 4-H
judging was Keith McLean
of Amsterdam, Ohio, with
590 points.
The Maryland FFA team
squeaked out another vic
tory over Virginia's entry
by a 1423-1421 score. In
diana’s FFA team placed
third with a 1413 score.
John Doody of Damascus,
Md. took individual honors in
FFA judging with 509 points.
Brian Davis of Middlebrook,
Va., was second over Tom
Milin of Cazenovia, N.Y. by
506-499.
Pennsylvania’s teams
finished twelfth and sixth m
4-H and FFA competitions,
respectively.
support and experience in
upcoming years.
gunner-up and alternate
in the York Fair’s Out
standing 4-H member
competition was Christy
Waltersdorff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Waltersdorff, 2050
Hollywood Drive, York. A
total of five contestants took
part in the judging.