PUBLIC SALE
Antiques & Household Goods
Saturday, October 22,1977
Located West off 272 Rawlinsviile Ave. 1 mile
South of Rawlinsviile 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
Elec, stove 1 yr. old; 2 wringer washers; wash tubs &
stands; Kelv. Refrigerator; Kelv. dryer; G.E washer;
G.E. 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
burner oil stove; metal rocker; foot stool; baby bed &
walker; throw rugs; rugs 13 x 22’ 12’ x 15’, 10’ Xl4’,
10 Xls’, plastic garbage cans; medicine cabmet; wash
bowl; elec, hair dryer; encyclopedia set; games; lots
of toys; swing set; bicycle; sleds; step stool.
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. &
decker trimmer; 3 gal. sprayer. More items to
numerous to mention. Not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
Lunch by Rawlinsville Fire Co. Auxiliary.
Sale by
LESTER & MABEL GRAVER
Auctioneers
Lloyd H. Kreider
& Randal V. Kline
HILLTOP LANE
SALE
On the farm near McLeansville, North
Carolina. Take Exit 132 off 1-85 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!
85 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
S by Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe
2 by Hartsbrook Ivanhoe Ken
4 by Paclamar Bootmaker
5 by Paclamar 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 6001 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 1-85).
JERRY KIVETT
Rt. 2, McLeansville, N.C.
919-697-0569 (Farm)
919-697-8391 (Home)
A. DOTYREMSBURG,
Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
Norman D. Hill, Associate
Jefferson, Maryland
301-473-8214
10:00 A. M
ANTIQUES
MISC. ITEMS
Holstein
HARRISBURG - Farms
from Maryland and New
York were named the
premier breeder and
premier exhibitor on Friday
of last week at the Eastern
National Holstein Show held
in conjunction with the
Pennsylvania All-American
Dairy Show in Harrisburg.
Dreamstreet Holsteins,
Walton, N.Y., was named
the premier breeder of the
show. A Dreamstreet Farms
cow, 4-year-old Kerchenbill
Champion Ivy, was named
reserve senior and reserve
grand champion female.
Kingstead Farms,
Damascus, Md., took the
premier breeder honors to
cap off their showing at the
two-day event in the State
Farm Show complex.
Kingstead Farms’ 2-year-old
HOLSTEIN
Complete Dispersal
Monday, October 17,1977
At 1:00 P.M.
Located in Crawford County 10 miles west of
Meadvilie, Pa., 1 mi. west of Harmonsburg, Pa.
and 1 mi. north of the Harmonsburg-Linesville
blacktop.
30 Registered and 8 Grades of High Quality and Type
rolling herd average for 1977-17530 lbs. milk-3.8 test-673
lbs. fat. 1976. Herd average-16500 milk-616 fat. 32 cows
and 6 heifer calves under 1 yr. old. Educator dght., just
finished a 2 yr. old record-17106 lbs. milk-648 fat- 305
days actual. Other Educator dhgt. as a 2 yr. old has
projected 16921 milk-640 fat. A yound herd with a
number of 2 and 3 yr. olds. 6 fresh cows; 12 due by Jan.
1.6 Heifer calves under 1 yr., would make good junior
projects. All bred artificially by Atlantic Breeders
Sires: Gay Ideal, Educator, Standout, Rocket, Op
tomist, Proud Performer, Snow Man, Ivanhoe Star,
Tryone Complete, Trirune Complete. Cattle have been
tested within 30 days for brucellosis, TB, pregnancy
chcked. This herd is being dispersed due to the ill
health of the Owner.
Owner:
MR. & MRS. W. RICHARD ADSIT
Linesville, Pa., RD3
Terms: Cash
Sales Managers
& Auctioneers:
Earl & David Nicolls
Conneautville, Pa. Ph: 587-6289 or 587-2180.
PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Saturday, October 29,1977
10 A.M.
Located in the city of Coatesville, turn off
Business Route 30, east End on South 12th
Avenue 2 blocks to 1149 Stirling Street. Watch
for Auction sign in lawn. Chester Co. Pa.
A beautiful 20 year old V/z story stone dwelling.
Modern kitchen w/elec. range, dishwasher,
refrigerator, and other extras; dining room and living
room combination; den; 3 lovely bed rooms; P/2 bath
room w/ceramic tile and carpet; hard wood floors
throughout; ample closets and storage space; full
basement; w/garage 14’ x 28’ w/electnc door opener;
oil fired hot water cast iron baseboard heat; city water
and sewage; macadam drive; flagstone patio and
walks; w/air conditioner, w/storm windows and
doors, well insulated, all complete with beautiful
landscape lawn, mature shade and shurbbery Situated
on lot size 100’ x 168’ + or - This well maintained stone
rancher must be seen to be appreciated, excellent loca
tion, has many extras Reason for selling owners are
moving. To be auctioned at 10 A.M. SHARP.
INSPECTION by appointment 286-5744.
15% Deposit time of sale cash or approved check. 30
day settlement on or before.
By Order Of
GEORGE & ELIZABETH RIE6NER
William March, Jr., Auctioneer
Elverson, PA. 286-5744
to Md.
bull, Kingstead Monty, was
named reserve senior
champion bull in the show.
The grand champion and
senior champion female
Holstein was Jeraldme
Cinnamon Supreme, a 4-
year-old cow exhibited by
Steven H. Vaughn of Maize
Valley Farm, Hartville,
Ohio.
Grand champion bull
honors went to Hobbshaven
Fury Nat, a 3-year-old bull
exhibited by Price View
Farm, Amboy, Ind. Hobb
shaven Fury Nat was named
senior champion bull
enroute to the grand
championship.
Pinehurst Farms of
Sheboygan Falls, Wis.,
showed the junior champion
and reserve grand champion
bull, a semor yearling bull
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 8,1977—U9
banners go
and N. Y.
named Pmehurst Debonair.
Another Pinehurst Farms
entry, Pmehurst Dornne, a
senior yearling heifer, was
given the laurels as junior
champion female.
The reserve junior
champion bull was Smith
Mead Firecracker, a bull
calf exhibited by Fair Hill
Holsteins of Frederick, Md.
Reserve junior female
honors went to “Cherokee-
Tn-Rorae Supreme,” a
senior yearling heifer owned
by the Lewis Cherokee Farm
and Johnson, of Hamilton,
Ohio.
The premier sire award
went to “Round Oak Rag
Apple Elevation,” owned by
Select Sires, Columbus,
Ohio.
Judging the many entries
in the Eastern National
Holstein Show were Velmar
Green of Elsie, Mich., and
associate jude David P.
Dickson, Madison, Wis.
Pennsylvania Holstein
breeders who cracked the
top five in respective class
competition were: Ker
chenhill Holsteins, Kutz
town, with a bull calf; M.
Robert Young, Lancaster,
with a junior yearling bull;
Mowry Farms of Roaring
Spring with a junior yearling
bull; Reu-Hel Farms of
Mohrsville with a semor
yearling bull; Windy Mont
Farm of Columbia Cross
Roads with a semor yearling
bull.
In heifer classes, Karpa cattle from across the nation
Farm of Avella had a fourth and Canada were shown
place entry for senior during the 14th annual
calves; Upstream Farm of Pennsylvania All-American.
Easton placed third with a The week-long event m
junior yearling; and Singing eluded six breeds.
GAP AUCTION
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 14,1977
5:30 P.M.
Located off Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue opposite Turkey
Hill Mmit Market - 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
CONSIGNMENT SALE
WEDNESDAY, 0CT0DER19,1977
At 9:30 A.M.
Location: Vz mile North of Route 23 on North
Maple Ave. in Leola, Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch
for sale sign.
Tractors, Farm Machinery, 2 Gleaner combine with
gram head & 4-row com head, Horse Drawn Im
plements, New Tools & Hardware. Positively no
Household Goods.
We sell on Commission.
Hay & Straw Sale Every Wednesday,
at 12:00 Noon by Harvey Z. Martin.
Sale by,
DAVID H. GOOD
717-656-8911
Auctioneers; F. Snyder, R Martin,
C. Wolgemuth, J. Fry, L. Horst.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
Next Sale Wednesday, Nov. 2,1977
Brook Farm of Imler was
fourth with a senior
yearling. Rowe Spring Farm
of Chambersburg had a fifth
place junior get with
daughters of C Kenola
Rocky.
Smithdale Farms of
Shippensburg captured a
second place ribbon with
their entry in the 3 and 4 year
old dry class. Burket Falls
Farm of East Freedom had
a second-place 2-year old,
and a third-place for best
udder. A 4-year old shown by
Sprmg Lane Farm of Tyrone
placed third, while Ni-Crete
Barbara E Citation from
Chambersburg placed fifth
m the same class. Fred
Strouse and Associates of
Centre County placed third
with an aged cow and also
won the ribbon for third-best
udder.
In group classes, Penn
sylvania’s Holstein herd
placed fourth - behind New
York, Ohio, and New
England, in that order - and
was followed by Maryland.
Way-Bright Farms of
Gettysburg captured a
fourth place for daughter
and dam and daughter
pairs; Ni-Crete Farm and
Burket Falls Farm placed
fourth and fifth, respec
tively, for dairy herds, and
Ni-Crete and Smithdale were
third and fouth, respec
tively, for the best three
females class.
Nearly 2200 prize dairy