! BRED GILT SALE SATURDAY, MAY 20 Located 8 miles north of Myerstown on Rte. 501 and 1 mile south of U.S. Rte. 22 on Rte. 501 at Bethel, Pa. Turn west at Bethel School to second farm on left at Harvey Zimmerman farm 50 - BRED GILTS 3 WAY CROSS Gilts are bred to purebred DUROC boars, start farrowing May 25. Pigs were Vaccinated Erysipelas, wormed, and treated for lice. No outside hogs will be sold at this sale, they are all home raised. Alvin Horning, Auct PUBLIC SALE FARM MACHINERY, STRAW, ANTIQUE CAR & TOOLS, OF THE KURVIN F. GROVE ESTATE SATURDAY, MAY 13 at 9:30 A.M. Sharp Located approx. 2 miles off the Red Lion- Felton Rd., turning at Zion Church, on the Zion Church Rd. and proceed to Grove Rd., turn left & go to first farm on the left. R.D. 3, Red Lion, York Co., Pa. FARM MACHINERY, STRAW, ANTIQUE CAR 1948 Ford tractor in good cond.; Ford 2-12” plow; Oliver 2-14” plow; Ford cultivators; Ford 7 ft. mower; Ford 3 pt. dirt scoop; Ferguson 3 pt. hay rake; 3 sec. 3 pt. hook spring tooth harrow; Ontario 13 disc drill; 7 ft. disc harrow; Int. 4 iron wheel manure spreader; iron wheel 2 horse wagon; Papec hammer mill; 2 hole com sheller w/motor; wooden lime spreader; potato plow; potato sorter; dump rake;, Mayrath 20 ft. 4” auger; rubber tire wagon; Ford tractor jack; tractor belts; circular wood saw on wheels; Homelite 16” chain saw; %” drill & set of bits; 24 ft. ext. ladder; platform scales; bag track; 2 wheelbarrows; nail kegs; baskets; crates; barrels; Wizard 3 speed 7 HP 25” riding mower; new bench grinder; Stewart elec, cow clippers; approx. 300 bates oats, straw; approx. 350 bales wheat, straw. 1949 Plymouth 2 dr. sedan m very good cond., only 27,218 original mites; dinner bell; 2 iron kettles; blacksmith forge; anvil; teg vise; Ig. wall type drill press; blacksmith tools; harness; hames; single & doubletrees; gram cradle; buggy shafts & wheels; hay rope, fork & pulleys; hay knife; scalding trough; but cher bench; very old wooden meat grinder; meat hooks; hog scrapers; wagon jacks; wooden rake; grindstone w/seat; stilliard scales; very fine Ig. cop per apple butter kettle; store baskets; crocks; jugs; jars; old bottles; cigar rack & cutting board; milk cans; & many other items. ANTIQUE FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kalamazoo cook stove; Columbian gray & white enamel cook stove; very old slant top desk w/3 Ig. drawers & 3 sm. drawers & storage in top; 2 pc. cup board w/glass doors on top; oak ext. table w/3 boards; set of 6 beautiful oak spindle back chairs; set of 4 oak chairs; plank bottom chair; wood box; 2 oak rockers; several oak stands; beautiful 3 pc. oak bedroom suite; several high oak beds; oak chest of drawers; clothes tree; dove tail chest of drawers; 3 rope beds; blanket chest w/compartment; Columbia victrola; 78 RPM records; school desk; mortice benches; picture frames; spool stand, etc. G.E. electric stove; Phxlco refrigerator; Magnavox 19” portable TV on stand; Baldwin elec, sewing machine in cabinet; 300 lb. safe; Electrolux sweeper w/attach.; floor & table lamps; 2 pc. living room suite; 5 pc. dinette set; platform rocker; lot of dishes; pots; pans & other items. Terms: cash or approved check. LESTER F. GROVE WARREN K. GROVE Executors Robert L. Sechrist, Auctioneer Ph. 382-4379 Anderson & Warner, Clerks Not responsible for accidents. Refreshment rights reserved. 1:30 P.M. Conditions by HENRY H. MARTIN 717-933-4279 &TOOLS Ribbon-making involves handwork (Continued from Page 124) which sews m circles stit ches the material securely onto its backing. The center buttons are placed on the pleated ribbon next. First they have to go through a laminating machine which gives them a protective coating. Then they are cut out one at a time, and finally they have a metal backing placed on them. The buttoms are now ready to be matched with the ribbon part of the rosette. They are attached by hand with a series of little metal clips which firmly hold them together. Next the streamers are added. First they must have the information needed about the prize stamped on them and then they are cut to size. They are counted out, the ends fishtailed cut, and PUBLIC SALE FRIDAY EVE., MAY 26 Starting at 6:30 P.M. Located V* mi, south of Rebersburg, just off Rt. 192, Centre Co. Pa. at the town of Smullton. 220 Head 30 to 60 lb. Cross Bred Feeder Pigs Castrated young, tails docked, wormed and vac cinated for Erysipelas. All pigs raised on this farm. No outside pigs will be sold at this sale. Owner MELVIN ZOOK Terms Cash or Good Checks Bill Wolfe, Auctioneer RDI, Mifflinburg, Pa. Phone 717-922-4118 Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. i :'4 v " V?*''. '■■ V”' ' ' CATTLE DISPERSAL WEDNESDAY EVE., MAY 10 Having decided to discontinue their dairy operation, the O’Donnells have commissioned us to sell their cattle at the farm located on Route 13 in Truxton. 75 REGISTERED & HI-GRADE CATTLE 75 There are 48 cows (18 are registered), 13 are fresh, 11 handling or bagging, 6 due July - Sept., 10 bred for fall, balance in various stages of lactation; 12 springing heifers, 5 of which are registered; 6 registered heifers of breeding age; 1 grade bred heifer; 8 registered started calves to yearlings. Sires include Arlinda Sioux, Hayssen Craftsman, El Pajaro Benburke, St. Croixco Gale, Admiral Imperial Chief, Dan-Ver King Kurt, Penstate Star Dust, Weed Farms Jason Earl, Semog Double Benefactor Chief, Valentine El Minuteman. Service sires include, Vigo Standout Reflection, Arlinda Rex, Betterway Marathon, Arbar Triune Challenge, Lemax Rag Apple Haven. The cattle have had shipping fever and GHP Lepto shots. Vet examined for pregnancy. Cataloi SPECIAL - Farmall 706 Gas Tractor in excellent condition PRODUCE Approximately 75 ton good com silage. Manager’s Note: This dairy represents 29 years of breeding - mostly Curtiss. Thus is an outstanding herd of well bred cows and heifers from which to choose your replacements. I highly recommend them. Owner ED O’DONNELL Phone 607-842-6468 WILLIAM KENT, Auctioneer Bergen, N.Y. Phone 716-494-1890 Terms: Cash or Good Checks Lunch Available JACK WOOD'S LIVESTOCK & AUCTION SERVICE Sale Manager Cincinnatus, N.Y. 13040 607-863-4141 (Days) 607-*nfi-6?i" 'Fves.) then a series of three staple guns which work as one unit fasten the streamers onto the rosette head. Sally Shremer, ribbon supervisor, related that the ribbons are checked throughout the process of being made, and a final check is again made before the order is sent out. From there the ribbons travel to their destination to be awarded to some lucky person in some event. So, the next time you are in the winner’s circle and receive that brightly colored piece of satin, take a moment to look at the detailed work that goes into making it an item to be prized. Ribbons won are a symbol of hard work and endeavor, and when awarded, bring a smile to their winner. 0-D FARMS Ed O’Donnell Truxton, N.Y. 7:30 P.M. 'side, :s available at ** uW •. The finished product, ready to be awarded to the lucky person awaits to travel to its destination. WASHINGTON - Loan and purchase rates for the 1978 crop of honey will average 36.8 cents per pound, 4.1 cents more than in 1977, Ray Fitzgerald, ad ministrator of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) has announced. The 1978 level represents 60 per cent of the April 1978 adjusted parity price of 63.1 cents per pound. Loans and purchases will be offered on 1978 - crop honey stored in bulk and other eligible containers, on or off farms. Producers have until March 31, 1979 to request loans that will mature June 30, 1979. Eligible producers wishing to sell honey to the Com modity Credit Corporation (CCC) should contact their ASCS county office before June 30. Producers must specify the approximate quantity they desire to sell. The 1978-crop loan and V Jss