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PUBUC SALE
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i OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I SATURDAY, MAY 27
I 12:00 Noon
4 Located 3 miles South of Loysburg, Pa. &12
'A miles Northwest of Everett, Pa„ 2Vz miles
' Southwest of New Enterprise, Pa.
4 Bedford (bounty farm approximately 75 acres, 8
* room log house & bath with built in kitchen, oil hot air
i heat, 40 x6O bank bam, utility buildings, shop & wagon
/ shed. 50 acres of farming ground, approximately 25
4 acres of pasture, never failing Mountain stream flows
> through property, spring water.
If your looking for a nice place in the country, don’t
miss this one.
To see property &
for information contact:
DONALD R. FERRY
Curryville, Pa.
814-793-2781
Auctioneer - Robert Grubb
Everett, Pa. 814-652-2547
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SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT
DAIRY HEIFER SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 12,1978
6:00 P.M.
AT KEISTER’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Middleburg, RD #3, PA
Along Route 522, 3 miles East of Middleburg,
5 miles West of Selinsgrove.
These are started heifers to close springers all TB &
Bangs tested within 30 days withheld charge to go
anywhere.
All Heifers Must Be In Thursday.
Also Selling
DAIRY HERD DISPERSAL
FOR ED & NANCY MILLER
LEWISBURG, R.D. #l, Pa.
This Herd Will Be Sold at
7:30 P.M.
r Consisting of 54 milk cows, 28 bred heifers due in July
6 August & 30 open heifers. This is a sharp herd of
great cows with size & quality.
For Information Call
717-837-2222 717-524-5285 717-966-2856
Owners:
DON & WALT KEISTER
Larry Long & Robert Mullendore - Auctioneers
Jim Metz - Clerk
Terms: Cash. Trucking Available.
Restaurant Open
Ralph W. Horst,
Eberly & Gossert,
DISPERSAL SALE
OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE
& DAIRY EQUIPMENT
At the farm about 10 miles Northwest of
Shippensburg, Pa., 4 miles North of Roxbury at
the Blue Mt. Exit for Pa. Turnpike along Rte.
997, lane turns in opposite Sunoco Station and
along side Kenmar Motel, leave Rte. 81 at
Scotland Exit, follow Rte. 997 or use either Exit
at Shippensburg, on
FRIDAY, MAY 19
Sale at 12:30 P.M.
45 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Tested within 30 days; preg. checked; herd consists
of 34 milk cows, 5 bred heifers, 6 open heifers. All ar
tificial sired and bred, mostly A.B.C. All grades except
1 reg. Ivanhoe Star dtr. Herd is on owner sample
records, 15,900 lb. rolling herd avg., 3.7 test with cows
up to 22,500 lb. per lactation; 4 first calf heifers, most
cows in 2nd, 3rd and 4th lactation, none over fifth. Five
cows fresh before sale, 8 due in June, bal. various stage
of lactation. Sires inc. Penstate Ivanhoe Star,
Elevation, Kingpin, Whittier Farms Apollo Rocket,
Coldsprmgs Astro Bootleg and others. Service sires
inc. same plus Willie Star and Kingpin Super Star, etc.
For good cattle don’t miss this sale.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Girton 500 gallon tank, used two years, has two H.P.
cooling compressor and automatic control system;
Surge SP 22 vacuum pump, good condition; 2 DeLaval
units with sterling pulsation, used 1 year
Sale under cover if.bad weather,
Terms-Cash Lunch at Sale
JONAS F. AND SUSAN STOLTZFOOS
R. 1, Newburg, Pa. 17240
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Auctioneer
Trucks available.
WASHINGTON - A total of
455,023 wheat and feed grain
farms were enrolled at the
end of the first seven weeks
of sign-up for the 1978 Wheat
and Feed Grain Programs,
according to Ray Fitzgerald,
administrator of the
Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service
(ASCS). The 455,023 farms
represent 19.8 per cent of the
2,299,963 wheat and feed
grain farms in the U.S. State
ASC Chairperson Louise
Rinker reported 4936 Penn
sylvania farmers enrolled
during this period.
For the Estates of Joseph F. Kulp & Willis F.
Kulp, Deceased, Along Route 113, IVz miles N.
of Dublin, PA, Bucks Co., Vz mi. East of Route
313.
2 jelly cupboards w/original paint, cherry corner
cupboard w/12 light single door A-l cond., 3 cherry
drop leaf tables, cherry slant front desk, empire slant
front desk, 2 empire bureaus, 2 blanket chests, 2 oak
bedroom suites, oak sideboard, oak ext. table, oak
stands, oak youth bed, dry sink w/hd; good cond.,
commode, wood chest, mantel clocks, Morris chair,
kitchen cabinet, meat bench, butter chum, 6 matching
cane seat chairs, pressed back chairs, platform
rocker, sewing machine, plank chairs, lanterns, kit
chen range, cane seat rocker, coal and wood stove,
baskets, 2 broad axes, kerosene heaters, tap & die set,
block planes, pot belly stove, scales, crockery, red
ware, agate & tollware, jars, benches, refrigerator,
hand drill press, meat grinder, cross cut saws, washer
w/copper tub, farmers furnace, fire wood, battery
charger, old books, Lustre pitcher, air cond., Hit
chcock type chairs, 14 qt. ice cream freezer, old
sheepskin deeds, 2 sets china dishes, carnival,
depression & other glassware, Pr. new linen bed
spreads, quilts, comforters, metal wardrobe.
Guns 3-12 ga. single BBL. Hammer shot guns, 20
ga. single hammer, 1 Winchester single Bolt action 22
cal. rifle Hamilton smgle shot gun, Premer 22 cal.
single shot bolt action.
. Clerks
3 gold watches & chains, 1 coin silver key wind. 70
lots Graded Coins Half Cents - 1805, 1835, 1849, 1850,
Lg. cents -1831,1839,1844,1847,1854, Indian Head cents
1863, 1875, Buffalo nickels - 1913, 1914, 1915, 1925,
Barber dimes - 1897, 1899, 1900, 1906, 1908-1916, Bust
halves & others - 1824, 1828, 1834, 1836, 1858, Silver
Dollars -1890,1922, U.S. Gold 1857 type 3-1 dollar V F.,
5 dollars 1880, 1898, 1901, 1912. This is only a partial
listing of coins.
1930 Model A Ford Roadster, 1940 Ford 2 dr. sedan,
both inspected & good cond., 1964 Chev. % ton pick-up,
Ford 8N w/fAllowing 3 PTH eqpt.; Pulley, Ferguson
cultivator, 6’ rear blade & boom, Farmall M. tractor, 2-
14” trailer plows, steel roller, Pottstown §1 threshing
machine w/cutter & blower, R.T. flat wagon, 10 hoe
gram drill, spring & spike harrow, JD gram binder
good cond, tedder, 5’ mower w/tractor hitch, Burr
mill, fanning mill, Heebner fodder cutter, bag truck, 1
horse dump cart, bob sled, Bolsters, smgle & double
trees, 14’ oak feed trough, platform scales, 4 can milk
cooler, sm. air compressor, marker, scythes, gram
cradles, wheel barrow, new electric brooder, 25 gal.
kerosene, lot tools, scrap iron, troughs, lot rough sawed
planks 2” x 14” x 10’ long, bench grinders, harness, 2
horse plows, milk cans, 12 used telephone poles, cast
iron troughs, vise, beehive supers and smoker
Note: This is one sale you don’t want to miss!!!
This is a very partial listing.
Conditions: Cash
Notice: Out-of-state checks w/bank letter on'’
Auctioneers: Kenry K Freed 822-0723
Ralph D. Freed
Ronald D. Freed
20%
enrolled
2 DAY AUCTION
VALUABLE FAMILY
HEIRLOOMS, ANTIQUES,
FURNITURE, DISHES,
ANTIQUE CARS, GOLD
& OTHER COINS,
WATCHES, GUNS,
HORSE DRAWN MACHINERY
A Collection of More than 50 Years.
FRIDAY, MAY 12
& SATURDAY, MAY 13
At 9:30 A.M. Both Days.
Friday, May 12
Coins & Guns sell at 12 o’clock
Saturday, May 13,9:30 A.M.
Cars & truck sell at 12 o’clock.
of wheat/feed grain farms
in ASCS programs
No information is
available for this initial
report on the wheat grazing
option or the feed grain and
cotton additional diversion
provisions. This information
will be included m later sign
up reports.
The signed up farms in
tend to plant or have planted
20,390,278 acres of wheat and
23,632,893 acres of feed
grains. Cropland to be set
aside by the participating
farms totaled 6,441,345
acres. This does not include
additional acreage signed up
under the feed gram and
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1978
cotton voluntary diversion
provisions. Feed grains
eligible for the 1978 program
are barley, corn, and
sorghum.
Participating farms have
82,384,161 acres of normal
crop acreage (NCA), 31.5
per cent of the total NCA of
261,469,645 acres for the U.S.
Participation in the set
aside program is voluntary.
However, non-participants
are not eligible for price
support loans, disaster
payments or deficiency
(target price) payments.
Sign-up began March 1 and
will continue through May
15. A progress report will be
issued each Tuesday until
sign-up is completed.
Farmers who sign up and
indicate their planting and
Ornamental nursery
course offered
UNIVERSITY PARK -
Personnel trained in the pro
pagation, field production,
use and maintenance of
trees, shrubs and flowers are
in demand by landscape and
production nurseymen and
garden center operators.
The Ornamental Nursery
Management Winter Course
of Penn State provides train
ing in identification, pro
pagation, nursery produc
tion and management, land
scape use and design, and
maintenance of trees,
shrubs, annual and peren
nial flowers. The manage
ment of greenhouses and
other forcing structures is
also included in the instruc
tion.
The noncredit course con
sists of two eight week terms
a year in each of two years.
The six months summer
period between the second
and third terms is used for
on-the-job training.
High School graduates
who are interested in work
ing with plants and in home
improvement are eligible to
enroll.
Held at Shady Lane Dairy Sales. Located V*
mile west of Quarryville, PA off Rt. 372 on Oak
Bottom Rd.
THURSDAY, MAY il
8:00 P.M. D.S.T.
75 HEAD OF REGISTERED
& HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS
This herd consists of 50 head of high grade, of which
10 are recently fresh, balance in all stag' of lactation -
with special mention of 18 dry and Si gmg m this
herd. All arc good young home raised -vs carrying
their 2nd and 3rd calves, large m size a 1 oiry quality
with excellent udder attachment. Cert ' m both TB
and blood.
Farmers make your plans to attend ■
you must see these cows to apprecia
herd!
Also selling 1 load of fresh and close cows from farm
dispersals.
Please make note of date and time change - Thur
sday, May 11-8:00 P.M. D.S.T. Sharp.
30 day TB and blood tested, pregnancy examined.
SHADY LANE DAIRY SALES
Rd 4 Box 463
Quarryville, PA 17566
Owners
Glenn D. Fite David L. Fite
717-786-2750 717-786-1725
set-aside intentions will not
be held to the figures they
provide ASCS during the
sign-up penod. Final figures
will be available after far-
mers have “certified” their
planted acreage later in the
year.
Minimum acreage sign-up
makes farmers ehgible for
price support on grain crops,
program disaster benefits,
and price deficiency
payments if 1978-79 prices
are below program targets.
Additional feed grain
acreage equal to 10 per cent
of the planted feed gram
crop entitled producers to
cash additional payments
based on the acreage being
grown for harvest. Set-aside
acreage will not be har
vested m 1978.
The instruction is on the
main campus of Penn State
with regular staff members
providing the instruction.
A brochure describing the
program, costs and in
dividual courses can be
secured from the Director of
Short Courses, 306 Ag. Ad
min. Bldg., PSU, University
Park, Pa. 16802.
4-H club
to meet
LITITZ The May
meeting of the Lititz-
Manheim 4-H dub will be
held on Thursday the 11th at
the Fairland Elementary
School at 7 p.m. The group
v Jl play softball prior to the
meeting which will include
demonstrations by mem
bers.
On April 22, 17 members
and leaders picked up trash
along the roads m Penn
Township. Following the
trash pick-up a picnic was
held at Kauffman’s park.
FRANKLIN
COUNTY
HERD
DISPERSAL
dispersal as
hem. A real
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