4-H leadership congress
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So 4-H members who wiU
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contribute ideas which will
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assemblies, discussion
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Cumberland County will be
involved; nine from
EIVIN W. GROFF
COMPLETE HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
60 \*ns
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' SMOKETOWN QUALITY DAIRY SALES
Located 5 miles east of Lancaster, 5 miles
West of Intercourse (Rt. 340) in the Village of
Smoketown, Pa.
THURSDAY, IUNE 29,1978
8:00 P.M. Sharp OST
50 Cows, 10 Heifers, 5 open Heifers ready to breed, 5
bred Heifers due Oct. and Nov. 2 Red and White Cows.
Several cows fresh March and April. Several due Aug.
and Sept. There are Summer and Fall cows in this
dairy.
Mr. Groff shipped 2300 lbs. of milk every two days.
Several cows now milking 65 to 80 lbs. per day. Base
milk was 1256 lbs. per day. All animals checked for
pregnancy.
These cows are bred to a Registered Holstein Bull,
Howacres Style Master Prince. Dams record 3 yrs. 3
mos. 14.344 M, 554 F, 3.8 test Grdam 1 rec. over
17,000 M, 1 rec. over 18,000 M.
Cows-milked at regular tune.
Sale Managed By:
GORDON AND RON FRITZ
717-393-0930
Carl Diller, Auctioneer
Lunch by Bird-in-Hand Auxiliary.
Watch next weeks issue for more details.
PUBLIC SALE
OF GRAIN ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT
&TRUCKS
Closing out the business. Will sell on
FRIDAY, JUNE 23
Sale at 11:00 A.M
Located midway between Waynesboro -and
Greencastle along Pa. Route 16 at
Waynescastle, Franklin Co. Pa.
1966 International loadstar 1890 ten ton truck, 16 ft.
bed w/grain sides; 10.00x20.00 twelve ply tires; 1964
International loadstar 1600 truck, all steel bed, side
bows, and tarps with Sprout Waldron feed blower; 1958
International B.C. 180 ten ton truck, 16 ft. all steel bed 4
ft. sides, feed dividers w/Sprout Waldron feed blower;
1964 International 1100 series Vz ton pickup truck; 1964
International truck 12 ft. dump bed w/gram sides; 1966
Chevrolet truck, 12 ft. stake bed; 1964 Chevrolet truck
12 ft. dump bed w/wood grain sides; 1968 Chevrolet %
ton pickup; 1947 Willys Jeep 4 wheel drive, canvas top.
All vehicles in running order; Ford 640 tractor, 3 PT.
hitch; Souder 8 ft. hydraulic lift front end snow plow,
like new; 300 gal. liquid nitrogen field sprayer PTO
pump on heavy duty rubber tire trailer; Tyler 3 tan
dum wheel PTO fertilizer spreaders, 2 has new steel
bins will hold 4 tons; 40 ft. 6 in. grain auger on rubber
tire trailer w/5 H.P. 220 motor; 30 ft. 10 in. gram or
fertilizer auger on rubber tire trailer 5 H.P. 3 phase
motor; MF PTO 5 ft. Brush hog mower; 3 PT. hitch;
large air compressor w/3 HP. motor; portable water
pump 3 HP. gas engine; platform scales; concrete
mixer; Nurse Ette calf feeder; 4 in flexable feed
blower pipe; rubber tire grain cart; bag wagons; truck
tarps; 2 grain moisture testers; office equipment;
other items.
CHARLES F. MILLER, INC.
Edgar J. Stull Auctioneer
Schuylkill County; and 27
from Chester County.
Members participating in
the event from Cumberland
County are; Karen Horn
baker, Wendy Mams, Kelly
Henry, Cindy Otto, Robbie
Adler, Jill Barrick, Janice
Davidson, Sharon Kelly, Jim
-Schlusser, Nancy Yorlets,
Kim Brackbill, Shirley
Coyle, Jenny Fenicle, Becky
Garman, Joan Davidson,
Edith Hemnunger, Krista
Henry, Karen Kuntz, Danny
Mains, Brenda Negley,
Steve Otto, Steve Saphore,
Sherri Weber.
Those taking part from
Schuylkill County include;
Elayne Hupka, Lon Eagan,
Suzanne Krotchko, Debbie
Trabosh, and Jackie Eagan
from Saint Clair Eager
Beavers; Chris Temple from
Begins Valley Trailriders;
Karen Bickleman from the
Shenandoah 4-H Club; Jack
Kauffman from the Auburn
Cheeful Workers; and
Theresa Gahen from
Mahanoy City 4-H Club.
Chester County’s par
ticipants are; Tun Munson,
Phoenixville; Roger
Davidheiser, Pottstown;
Dean Nafeiger, Phoenix
ville; Jonathan and Michael
Wemstock, Phoenixville;
Edward and Susan Kulp,
Pottstown; Sarah Nothstine,
Dowmngtown; Patricia
Mamscalco, Coatesville;
Marie Crossan, Avondale;
Sharon Stinson, Hockessin;
Jean and Janette Wyatt,
West Grove; Lois Mark,
West Grove; Ann Williams,
Parkerford; Michele Same,
Pottstown; Bonnie Shaw,
Downingtown; Sandra
Angelim, Hockessin; Olga
and Lee-Ann DuMars,
Phoenixville; Lynda
Due to the Death of Blair Dysinger
DISPERSAL SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
11:00 A.M.
Known as Juniata Pony Farm, Locust Run,
Pa. Located 2Vz miles west of Thompsontown; 8
miles east of Mifflintown, along Route 22.
Midway between Lewistown and Harrisburg.
50 HEAD HORSES & PONIES
Bndles, saddles, blankets, horse and pony harness.
Sulkys, carts, antique parade buggy, sleigh, 2 pony
wagons, 1 covered wagon and chariot.
Western and gaited horses, make good 4-H horses. 1
standard bred driving mare. 3 teams of driving ponies,
several midget ponies, 3 donkeys, and some colts.
Tractor, mower, manure spreader, and 2 wheel cart.
LUNCH STAND SALE IN TENT
MRS. FLORENCE DYSINGER
Box 180, RDI
Thompsontown, Pa. 17094
Phone: 717-535-5307
535-5252; 535-5191
Martin’s Auctioneer, Inc.
Box 71
Blue Ball, Pa. 17506
Phone; 717-354-6671
Not Responsible For Accidents
NOTE: These horses and ponies are all of the ex
cellent quality Mr. Dysinger was well-known for
throughout the country. Don’t miss this sale!
PUBLIC AUCTION
VEHICLES, FARM & LAWN
EQUIPMENT, MISC. TOOLS
FRIDAY, JUNE 16
Ellis School for Girls, Newtown Square.
Location; l A mile West of Newton Square on
Route #3 Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
1971 MF rotary mower w/attachments; 1950, Ford
front-end loader; 1950, Ford ‘BN’ lawn tractor; Locke
mower; 1972, Ford ‘Pinto’ Runabout; 1971, Ford
Pickup truck w/camper top; 1968, Chevrolet Utility
Truck; 1962, Int. dump truck; Chev. Pickup truck,
weedtrimmer; leaf blower; roto-tiller; table and band
saw; 2 roto-rooters, large and small; chain saw;
battery charger; drill press; 4 rotary lawn mowers;
welding, grinding, and grease machines; hedge
clipper; ele. drill; 2 gang mowers; snowplow for Int.
dump truck; acetylene burner; 2 lawn rollers, 1 tractor
drawn; hyd. jack; 2 grease guns; oil pump; 2 vices;
scythes; A-ladder for use in gym; 32’ alu. ladder; 40’
wooden ladder; stepladders; 100’ extension cord;
pitchforks; pruning shears; shovels; sledge hammer;
pipe wrenches; garden rakes; hedge clippers; wood
clamps; fire hose, 3 lengths; assort, of nuts, bolts,
screws, nails, plumbing fittings, cooper and galvanized
fittings, light bulbs etc. also, desk, typewriter, swivel
chair, file cabinet, 2 piano benches, and items to
numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH unless approved by Whitford Sales
Company
Sale conducted by;
WHITFORD SALES COMPANY
L. Robert Frame, Auctioneer
Box 98 Uwchland, Eagle, Pa. 19480
Phone 215-458-5060
“Chester County’s Foremost Auction Company’
Thompson, Kennett Square;
Betsy Wollaston,
Toughkenamon; Alison
Scheib, Phoenixville; Jacky
Mento, Downingtown;
Robert Ekdahl, West
Chester; Janet Latshaw,
Spring City and Karen
Martini, Lyndell.
“This year’s conference
will include six areas of
leadership orientation and
development,” say Penn
State 4-H agents. “A
leadership school for teen
leaders, a state leaders
forum for adult leaders,
delegate workshops for 13- to
15- year-olds, day camping
training, and 4-H reporters
training are aspects of the
program.”
Selected teen leaders will
attend a special school
designed to increase skills to
work effectively in planning
and conducting county youth
programs. Topics will in
clude communications
skills, understanding social
concerns and group
processes, and recreation.
Leaders and Extension
staff members will meet
with college of agriculture
AtllA.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1978
officials and particpate in
educational workshops in
volving the understanding of
leadership principles,
working with groups,
communications, and
subject matter related to
, selected 4-H projects.
Also, scheduled during
Congress will be a day
camping leadership
program. Youth between the
ages of 14 and 17 will be
mvolved in this educational
experience.
Leadership Council
delegates will arrive on the
Penn State Campus June 23
for two days of counseling
and orientation to prepare
Gregory to participate
in 4-H conference
LITITZ - Martha
Gregory, of 721 East 28th
Division Highway, Lititz, a
Pennsylvania 4-H member,
will take part in the West
Virginia Older 4-H Members
Conference to be held at
Jackson’s Mill, Weston, W.
Va., from June 25 to 30.
Martha received the honor
trip on the basis of her
leadership and citizenship
activities, reports Henry T.
Moon, 4-H specialist at the
Pennsylvania State
University.
She and another state 4-H
member, William Devore, of
Washington RB, will par
ticipate in the conference.
FREEMAN’S
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
BEEF HERD & FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
Sale to be held at the farm on Fox Hill, 2 miles
south ot Ulysses, (Potter Co.) Follow auction
arrows from Rte. 49 in Ulysses, Rte. 449 in
Brookland, or Rtes. 49-449 in Gold.
Due to ill health and other business interest discon
tinuing all fanning operations: (480 acre farm in ex
cellent state of repair for sale at private treaty).
Selling 80 head of real quality, interstate tested beef
cattle! Excellent registered herd sire (Hereford); 30
cows with March-April ‘7B calves at side. Balance
yearling steers and heifers. Herd consists of app. %
Herefords, balance Charolais Cross. All cows and
heifers sell open. An excellent group of real young
cows! Inspection invited anytime!
MACHINERY
JD 3010 gas, WFE, cab, chains, #4B hyd. loader; IH
560 gas, WFE, quick hitch; Farmall “Super M” WFE,
hyd. front snow blade; JD #llO tandem cut-a-way disc,
used on 50 acres!; JD #5O 9 ft. side mt. mower; JD type
00524 heavy duty 8 ft. front hyd. dozer blade; JD 3 pt. 5
ft. rotary cutter; JD 14-T baler w/kicker; JD mounted
3-16 plows; JD 12 ft. trip harrow; NH 461 haybine; NH
256 rake; NH 365 r.h. barrel spreader; N1T717 chopper
w/direct and 1 row com head; 5 kicker wagons w/NH
gear; Brillion 16 ft. transport field harrow; Cross
elevator; Skelton 24 ft. elevator; Lely 3 pt. spreader
w/fert. and grass boxes; 3 pt. post hole digger; Jetco. 3
pt. post driver; 1973 Chevy. Caprice w/air, etc. good as
new; 1959 Chevy. 80 Spartan w/15 ft. steel plate bed,
twin hoist 5/2 sp. w/aux. trans., grain racks, in
spected; Ford V-8 flat head motor and trans.; 1978
Ford ton truck w/dump body, under 300 actual miles
Ford 1966 cab and chasis; Alemite 1 hp. compressor;
LPS tank; Acc. tanks and torches; Forney 180 amp
welder; seed bags; grass seed; floor jack; grinder,
telephone poles; plus misc. items.
Sale starts on time! You will find a good line of well
housed and maintained equipment ready to work for
you.
Small items sold under cover.
Lunch by Tri-Town Fire Dept.
Terms: Cash or good check sale day.
Owned by
MR. & MRS. DON FREEMAN
814-848-7602
Sale Co. Managed by
Robert M. Shaylor
Troy, Pa. 717-297-3278
Pirrung Auctioneers, Inc.
Wayland, New York - 716-728-2520 or
Gerald Pirrung - Ulysses, Pa. - 814-848-7401
them for their duties the
remainder of the week.
Highlights of the four-day
conference will include the
Iron Clad Agreement, a
dramatic performance
about American inventions
in the latter half of the 19th
Century; Jimmy Gross and
Peggy, an electronic
musical spectacular; and an
educational film, “Grab
Hold of Today,” starring Dr.
Eden Eyl, that offers
suspense, excitement, and
humor in emphasizing how
to eliminate existing
negative attitudes and free
young people to prepare for
tomorrow.
Martha Gregory
11:00 A.M.
Ulysses, Pa,
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