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DAIRY SHOWS
Open class competition in
dairy animals in four breeds
took place the next to last
day of the Unionville Fair.
Results of the show follow:
AUCTION (ft >3fiEPk
1 Mile North of Lititz on
Route 501 MjSSJ
THURSDAY EVENING, W
OCTOBER 20,1977
5:30 P.M.
FURNITURE AND COLLECTIBLES
Living Room Suite, end tables, refrigerator-freezer
combinations, mahogany chest of Drawers, and lots
7 more.
WE SPECIALIZE IN PUBLIC AUCTIONS,
ESTATES AND ANTIQUES
WILBUR a HOSIER
306 Owl Hill Road, Lititz
Harold K. Galebach, Partner
HAT & GAVEL AUCTION CO. SELLS
ON COMMISSION - CALL 626-0254
Receiving Hours: Monday, Noon to 9 P.M.;
Wednesday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Tuesday, Pickup Day.
Positively No More Garage Sale Leftovers
Will Be Received.
COMMUNITY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1977
Location: Take Route 322 West from Ephrata
to Clay School Road turn right to first farm on
left. Clay Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.
Attention Farmers: if you have any Farm Equip
ment to sell at this Auction please call Warren Seibel at
717-733-7195 or Auctioneers at 717-733-3305 or 717-733-
3511 before Tuesday, October 18,1977.
Auction by:
John E. and Paul E. Martin
Auctioneers
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
twsmy, scimh is. m
In Farmersville, 3 mi. East of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., PA
Selling for the Lydia Z. Stollzfus Estate,
Talmage:
Singer elec. sew. machine; floor & table lamps;
magazine racks; record player & radio combination; 2
pc. living room suite; Bell recorder; telephone stand;
waterfall cedar chest; sun lamp; massager; comforts
& linens; platform rocker; hassocks; sectional sofa;
bathroom scales; stools; chaise lounge; elec, roaster;
wash basket; toaster; invalids chair; refrigerator; set
of thermalog stainless steel kettles; flower pots; ice
cream freezer; stainless steel pressure cooker;
luggage; blonde table & 4 chairs; large manual meat
sheer; lots of trinkets and small items and everyday
dishes* etc. etc.
Also'for others: used vinyl sofa bed; crib; 120 bass
accordian; display tables; Maytag wringer washer;
wooden & cedar wardrobes; chest of drawers;
bedroom suites; new sofa beds and platform rockers;
etc.
We sell on commission.
Holstein
Junior calf
1. Ed Breckbill, 2. Nancy
Yamall, 3. Howard Mark.
Intermediate calf
1. Bonnie Lambom.
Senior calf
1. Ricky Breckbill, 2. Alan
Mason, 3. Ed Breckbill.
WARREN I. SEIBEL
6:00 P.M
call: JOHN J. Rlin
717-354-5095
Junior yearling
1. Don Eastburn, 2. Ed
Breckbill. 3. Nancy Yamall.
Senior yearling
1. Ed Breckbill, 2. Don
Eastburn, 3. Bonnie Lam
bom.
Junior Champion - Rick
Breckbill. Reserve Junior
champion - Ed Breckbill.
Two year olds,
not fresh
I. Howard Mark.
Two year olds, fresh
1. Don Eastburn, 2. Art
Hershey, 3. Ed Breckbill.
Three year olds
1. Alan Mason, 2. Richard
Breckbill, 3. Don Eastburn.
Four year olds
1. Duane Hershey, 2.
Robert Mason, 3. Don
Eastburn.
Aged cows
1. Art Hershey, 2. Don
Eastburn, 3. Dean Yamall.
Senior Champion Female -
Art Hershey.
Reserve senior champion
female - Alan Mason.
Cow in milk
1. Don Eastbum. 2. Art
Hershey, 3. Alan Mason.
Junior get
1. Ed Breckbill, 2. Don
Eastburn, 2. Nancy Yamall.
Dairy Herd
1. Don Eastbum. 2. Art
Hershey, 3. Rick Breckbill.
Produce of Dam
1. Nancy Yamall.
Best three females
1. Art Hershey, 2. Alan
Mason, 3. Richard Breckbill.
Dam and daughter
1. Duane Hershey, 2. Dean
Yamall..
Gradn champion - Art
Hershey.
Reserve grand champion -
Alan Mason.
PUBLIC AUCTION
aiMMUGmU 8,1977
In the Village of BEGINS, Schuylkill County,
Pa., along Route 25 at the BEGINS LUMBER
YARD; 6 Miles West of 1-81, Exit 34.
AUTOS—TRUCKS—TRAILERS
1970 GREAT DANE 40’ reefer with carrier unit
sliding tandem 10.00x20 Rubber; TRAILMOBILE 35’
reefer (no unit); BROWN 40’ reefer Thermo King unit;
1970 GMC chassis and cab, 26,000 lbs.; 19651 NT. C & C,
30,000 lbs.; 1963 GMC C& C; 1973 CHEVROLET heavy
duty C-10 pickup; 1963 CHEVROLET Vz ton pickup; (3)
1972 CHEVROLET C-20 sub. with 350 V-8 Motors, 4-
Speed Transmissions; 1969 INT.; 1969 FORD N-750,
and 1967 FORD C-600 Long Wheel Base Trucks; 1963
CHEVROLET with 15 Stake Body, 26,000 lbs.; 1959
CHEVROLET Dump, 30,000 lbs.; 1950 FORD V-tag
dump truck; 1966 CHRYSLER Crown Imperial, nice
condition; 1956 PACKARD 400 hard-top coupe; 1956
PACKARD 4-dr., Patrician; 1953 OLDS 98 hard-top
(body rough) extra 4-speed hyd trans.; 1949
PLYMOUTH coupe; 6-cyl. WHITE Mustang truck
engine; 250 6-cyl. CHEVROLET engine with 3-speed
transmission; 1952 DIAMOND T engine; 60h.p FORD
Flathead; 7 x 8,7 x 11, (2) 7x 9 dump bodies; 9’ stake
body; 18’ aluminum body with full rear doors; 16’
Lowßoy trailer with tandem axle; 34,000 Ib.s tandem
bogie; 16’ storage box; new and used truck chains;
saddle and regular fuel tanks; freezer unit with 3 cold
plates; cold plates for ref. units; WALKER 7500 lb.
cable car hoist; 1922 REO truck transmission; old head
lamps and lenses.
BOAT-SAWMILL AND EQUIPMENT
CLARK 4000 lb. forklift pneumatic rubber, 10’ lift; 19’
CENTURY mah. runabout with trailer and extra; 125
h.p. GRAY MARINE engine; FRICK sawmill; 5 head
blocks 30’ carriage; 125 h.p. HERCULES diesel with
output shafts; HERCULES and OLIVER D engines for
parts; extra saw blades; approx. 3000 bd. ft. walnut
logs; 15” table saw with 2-cyl. WISCONSIN engine;
street-vac cleaner; (3) 3-wheeled mail carriers with 2-
cyl onin engines (rough); (3) gas heaters; (2) large
roof-type air conditioners; 5 K.W. generator; steel
loading dock; house trailer axles, wheels and tires;
cement mixer; 42” hydraulic life gate; 1 cu. yd. steel
bin; 35 gal. paint mixer; 500 lb. chain hoist;
SEYMORE 70 case egg washer; econolote, doors and
windows; some oak lumber; nice kitchen coal range;
other items not listed.
TERMS; CASH.
HEGINS LUMBER YARD
(717) 682-3409
GEORGE DEIBERT, Auctioneer
(717)425-3313
Guernseys
Scott Wolff, Denise An
drien, and Clyde Good
dominated the show
throughout the show. Scott’s
animals won all the heifer
classes, except senior
yearling, which was bested
by an entry by Clyde Good.
The two exhibited reserve
junior and junior champions,
respectively.
In milking age classes,
Denise Andrien won most of
the ribbons. The exception
came m the best three
females class, which was
won by the Wolff family
from southern Lancaster
County.
Clyde Good had the grand
champion. The reserve
banner went to Scott Wolff.
Jerseys
Familiar names and faces
dominated this show, with
Mildred Seed of Hamburg
sweeping in six top honors -
grand and reserve grand
champion, as well as both
junior and senior cham
pions.
Mrs. Seeds competed
against animals shown by
Elizabeth and Charles
Wollaston, Denise, Bruce,
and Loraine Andrien, Bruce
Heller and Pat Jenkins, all of
whom had animals placing
within the top three slots of
various classes. First-place
winners, aside from Mrs.
Seeds, were Denise Andrien
with a senior heifer calf;
Bruce Heller with a junior
yearling, 4-year old cow, and
dam and daughter pair.
Loraine Andrien had the top
senior get. All other top
honors went to Berks
Countian Mildred Seeds.
At 10:00 A.M
Lunch Available.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
Ayrshires
Junior calf
1. Lois Mark, 2. Kennard
Henley, 111, 3. Ellen Young.
Intermediate calf
1. Barbara Jenkins, 2,
Ellen Young.
Senior calf
1. William Henley, 2. Ann
Young, 3. Ann Young.
Junior champion female -
Lois Mark.
Reserve Junior champion
female-Lois Mark.
Junior yearling
1. Lois Mark, 2. Kennard
Henley, Jr. 3. Ellen Young.
Senior yearling
1. Ann Young, 2. Kennard
Henley, Jr. 3. Ann Young.
Two year old,
freshened
1. Ann Young, 2. Sharon
Nolan, 3. Kennard Henley,
HI.
Three year old
1. Ellen Young, 2. Kennard
Henley, IH, 3. Sharon Nolan.
Four year old
1. Kennard Henley, Jr., 2,
Sharon Nolan, 3. Ann Young.
Five year old
1. Kennard Henley, 111. 2.
Ellen Young, 3. Kennard
Henley, 111.
Senior Champion female -
Ann Young.
Reserve senior champion
female - Kennard Henley,
111
4-H needs useful items for sale
BAIR - Is your attic,
basement, or garage hiding
useful items that you no
longer really need but hate
to just discard? Then the
York County 4-H Council
wants to hear fom you!
As a fund-raising benefit
toward the debt on the
county 4-H center at Bair,
the County Council has
announced a countywide
auction, scheduled to be held
at the center on November
18, beginning at 6 p.m.
Donations of household
goods, tools, garden items,
and other useful objects can
be delivered to the center on
OCTORARO FARM CLUB
CALF SALE
Congratulations to all that showed the many
champions here and blue ribbon winners from
our last years sale at the area shows.
Plan to be with us Saturday, November 26, at
12 noon to select your next years champion and
join the winners circle.
Solanco Fair
Brian Groff
Champion FFA
Troy Groff
Reserve Champion FFA Ken Brubaker
Champion 4-H
Reserve Grand Champion
of the Show
Billy Coyne
Reserve Champion 4-H
Ephrata Fair
Linda Martin
Grand Champion
of the Show
Judy Zimmerman
First Light Weight Class
SAM WYLIE
Cow in milk
1. Ann Young, 2. Kennard
Henley, 111, 3. Sharon Nolan.
Junior Get
1. Ellen Young.
Senior Get
1. Kennard Henley, in., 2.
Kennard Henley, Jr., 3. Ann
Young.
Best three females
1. Sharon Nolan, 2. Ken
nard Henley, 111, 3. Ann
Young.
Dairy Herd
1. Kennard Henley, 111, 3
Sharon Nolan, 3. Ann Young.
Produce of dam
1. Sharon Nolan, Kennard
Henley 111, 3. Kennard
Henley Jr.
Dam and daughter
1. Sharon Nolan, 2. Ken
nard Henley, 111.
Grand champion - Ann
Young.
Reserve grand champion -
Kennard Henley, 111.
Fitting and
Showmanship
Senior fitter - 1. Denise
Andrien, 2. Lois Mark.
Junior fitter - 3 Pat
Jenkins, 2. Elizabeth
Wollaston.
Senior showman - 1.
Denise Andrien, 2. Dean
Yamall.
Junior showman -1. Bruce
Andrien, 2. Nancy Yamall.
Thursday evening,
November 17, from 7 to 9
p.m. and all day on Friday,
November 18. Or, if pickup
of the items to be donated is
necessary, contact Dean
Ferree, New Freedom,
phone 235-2116; Mrs F
Philip Smyser, Manchester,
phone 266-1090; the Ex
tension Office in York, phone
848-2101, or a local club
leader
In addition to the auc
tioned items, there will be
bazaar tables featuring
baked goods, plants, and
refreshments
Manheim Fair
Kevin Rohrer
Champion FFA and Grand
Champion of the Show
Barry Geib
Reserve Champion 4-H
Lampeter Fair
Christa) Meek
First Light Weight Class
RD #2
Nottingham, Pa
215-932-8923
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