—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 15,1977
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Of the 118 FFA dairy judging teams at the World
Dairy Expo last week, the Pennsylvania team
comprised of Jeff Delong, right, Tim Hanks,
middle, and Tom Kirk, right, traveled the furthest
to compete.
Western Penna.
“Sale of Stars”
SATURDAY, OCT. 22
BUTLER, PA.
Sale held on the Butler Farm Show
Grounds along Rte. 68 between Butler
and Evans City, Pa.
55 HAND PICKED
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
All tested up to date and eligible for
immediate interstate shipment.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE
EARLY ENTRIES!!
*A “VG” dtr. of Bootmaker with
18.551 M., 664 F., 3 yr. due sale
time.
*Arlinda Chief dtr. with 16,550 M.,
660 F. 3 yr. due sale time to Gay
Ideal.
*A “VG-86” Ivanhoe Star with
16,791 M., 620 F. 3 yr. out of 739-
lb. “VG” dam.
*991-lb. 23,888 M. 3 yr. dtr. of Pretz
Burke Idol. Due after sale.
* 729-lb. f., 16.475 M. 3 yr. dtr. of Olfac
out of an “EX-2E” 828- lb. fat
dam. Due sale time.
*A 2 yr. dtr. of Double Triune with
13,817 M. 2 yrs. out of 88 pt. dam
with 23.676 M.
*A GP-82 Ivanhoe Star out of a Kingpin
dam with 912 F., 2nd dam
129.889 M.
THERE WILL BE MANY MORE TO
SELECT FROM - AN EXTRA EFFORT
THIS YEAR FOR BETTER THAN EVER
CONSIGNMENTS!!
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND
AND BUY!!
Sale Starts 12:00 Noon
Lunch Available Catalogs Under Cover
Sale Selectors Wade Cooper
Elder Vogel, Sale Chm.
Rochester, Pa. Slippery Rock, Pa.
Steven Vanco
Sugar Grove, Pa.
R. Austin Backus, Inc.
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y.
World dairy show
(Continued from Page 52)
Because of this foreign
influence, the World Dairy
Expo is informally known as
“the melting pot of the dairy
industry.
All totalled, four major
breeds hold their national
shows at the free Expo
(parking is one dollar), with
over 1600 head of cattle
judged this year. Two
hundred and 85 entries took
part in the National Ayrshire
Show, 77 in the National
Guernsey show; 315 in the
Central National Brown
Swiss show, and 647 in the
ever popular Holstein show
And, for those who don’t
show animals, but know a
good cow when they see one,
dairy judging contests were
held for 4-H’ers, FFA
members, and collegiate
groups.
Of the 118 FFA dairy
judging teams that gathered
at Madison and judged on
Saturday morning, the
Pennsylvania team had the
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 IV2 story stone dwelling.
Modern kitchen w/elec. range, dishwasher,
refrigerator, and other extras; dining room and living
room combination; den; 3 lovely bed rooms; V-k. 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 RIEGNER
William March, Jr., Auctioneer
Elverson, PA. 286-5744
PUBLIC SALE
of
REAL ESTATE
(fine Stone Ranch Home)
Personal Property,
Auto & Riding Mower
Thurs. Eve. October 27,1977
At 7:00
Located at 1720 Pioneer Road, West Lam
peter Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (approx. 1 mile north
of Lampeter Square, just east of Lampeter Road
on Pioneer Road).
Very nice stone, 9 room & IMs bath ranch home w
attached 2 car garage. Contents: kitchen, powder
room, laundry & utility room, dining room, Ig. living
room, 3 bedrooms, If. bath, nice den or family room,
full cement basement, oil hot water baseboard heat,
well water, city water available, city sewage, alum,
storm windows & doors. Lot size: 125’ frontage by 208’
depth more or less. Property open for inspection:
Sat’s. Oct. 8-15-22 from 1 till 3. Real Estate to be sold
at7:oo
1971 Chrysler New Yorker IA-1 shape), REO 6 HP
riding mower, Wizard 5 HP rotary tiller, 24’ alum. ext.
ladder, metal wheelbarrow, some tools, 9 pc. lime
mahg dining room suite, 3 pc. mahg. bedroom suite, 2
chrome kitchen tables, some glassware & chipa.
Sale by
MRS. EDGAR J. RIDINGER
George J Morgan Atty
Howard Shaub Auctioneer
K Roy C Prob-1
distinction of traveling the
furthest distance. The team,
chapperoned by Arba Henry,
vocational agriculture
teacher from'Solanco, was
comprised of Thomas Kirk,
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Kirk, Peach Bottom
Rl; Timothy Hanks, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hanks, Drumore Rl; and
Jeffrey Delong, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delong,
Peach Bottom Rl. These
three dairy judges were the
fourth ranked team in the
state.
The World Dairy Expo was
also loaded with agri
business representatives
promoting their products.
This year over 250 dairy
displays were set up around
the coliseum on the 60,000
square feet of display area.
For the weary, there was
7676 upholstered seats to rest
upon and view the brightly
lit, well ventilated, and clean
arena.
Grange officers elected
RED LION - Installation of
new Grange officers for the
Red Lion Grange 1781 was
held October 1. Installing
officer was State Deputy
Master, William Reichart, of
York-Adams Pomona.
New officers include: Lee
Bums, Master; W. Russell
Hoover, overseer; Naomi
Bupp, lecturer; Dale Smith,
steward; Bruce Stem,
assistant steward; Beverly
Stein, lady assistant
steward; Thomas Stem,
Chaplain; Edward Lanius,
treasurer; Thelma Wineka,
PUBLIC SALE
of
REAL ESTATE
(18 Acres Farm)
Antiques, Household Goods,
Jewelry, Watches,
Tools & Auto
Wednesday, October 20,1977
At 10:00
Located along Buck Heights Road, R.D.#2
Holtwood, Providence Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (take
rt. 272 about miles south of Lancaster; at Truse
turn right on to Rawlinsville Road; go about 1
mile turn left onto Buck Heights Road).
18 Acre & 52 perch farm W-2V2 story, 11 room & full
bath log & frame house. Sept. 1% story frame barn w
attached hog pen, chicken house & frame utility shed.
Ground suitable for farming, but being used as pasture
land. Lots of road frontage along Buck Heights &
Rawlinsville Roads. Property open for in
spection: Sat’s. Oct. 8-15-22 from 1 till 3. Real Estate
to be sold at 2:00. Farrand & Votey grand organ in oak
cabinet, player piano, 2 Ig. & 1 sm. blanket chests, pine
corner cupboard, Walnut, Oak, pine, mahg., vie
wicker & other antique furniture. Crocks, jugs & Indiai
articles. Tin, Iron, copper, agate, & wooden articles
Watches: Elgin 15 jewel, standard, & Elgm man’s
pocket. Fine old guilts, Pressed, carnival, dec. iron
stone, Noritake, ironstone, German, depression, &
other good & everyday glassware & china. Other misc.
household articles. Barn, hand & garden tools. Auto:
1951 F ord 2 dr. Food served.
Sale by
WILLIAM E. APPLETON
Atty.
Paul F. McKinsey
Auctioneer
Howard Shaub &
Roy C. Probst
PUBLIC SALE
of
Fine Antiques,
Household Goods & Tools
Saturday, October 22,1977
At 10:00
Located along Brennenman load,
R.D. #1 Willow Street, Strasburg Twp., Lane.
Co., Pa. (take rt. 222 about 10 miles south of
Lancaster; at Graybill's Garage turn left onto
Brenneman Road; about 1 mile to sale.)
Fine half spindle plank bottom settee, fine cnerry
chest of drawers, Othello coal cook stove, dry sink,
Seth Thomas King Bee oak wall clock, pine 4 leg
dropleaf table, blanket chest, wood box, 5 wmsor
arrow back plank chairs, ladder back plank bottom
rocker, bar room chair, pine washstand, plank bottom
rocker. Mahg., oak, walnut & other antique furniture.
Coldspot 2 dr. refrig., 2 Maytag wringer washers,
Philco floor model radio. Lots of: baskets, picture
frames, crocks, jugs, marbles, buttons, quilts, etc.
Iron, wooden, tin, brass & copper articles. Pressed,
guffus glass, carnival, flint, opalescent, vaseline,
hobnail, amber, ironstone, depression, & lots of other
glassware & china. Other household articles. Tools:
signed Young 5 prong hay fork, & other hand & garden
tools. Food served.
Sale by-
GLENN W. HEISLER
(articles from Walter Heisler Estate)
Auctioneer
Howard Shaub &
Roy C. Probst
secretary; Edmond Markey,
gate keeper, Dorothy
Lanins, Ceres; Irene LeMay,
Pomona; Helen Sweitzer,
Flora; J. Frank Sheffer,
executive committee;
Louise Massa, pianist; Dean
Stabley, finance committee.
Naomi Bupp announced
that there would be an
evening of fun, with a hoe
down and dress contest at
the next meeting. Grange
will begin with a covered
dish supper, beginning at
6:30 p.m., on October 15.