Sale reports
; A Public Sale of 6% acres
of real estate was held
August 3 by Ernest Shirk,
nearßrownstown, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
The property consisted of
a 2 % story dwelling, cement
block barn and frame
PUBLIC SALE
OF 90 ACRE FARM
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1978
AT ll:OOA.M.
Located V* mile West of Windsor Castle Hotel,
3 miles East of Rt. 61 along Zions Church Rd.,
Windsor Twp., Berks Co., Pa.
PARCEL 1; Contains approx. 55 acres of land
w/frame bank barn, tin roof, 2 drive in bays, 2 car
garage, 7 bay equip, shed & com storage. Other out
buildings, no house Windsor Twp.
PARCEL 2: Contains approx. 35 acres of land, all
tillable, level to gentle slope w/beautiful view of
Windsor Castle Area. Approx. 420’ of Frontage. Partly
Windsor & partly Perry Twp.
TERRAIN; Level to gentle slope. To be offered in 2
separate parcels or as an entirety.
WATER SUPPLY; Well & Pressure System.
SCHOOLS: Hamburg Area.
ZONING: Agriculture. Windsor Twp. 1 acre
minimum. Perry Twp. 2 acre minimum.
INSPECTION: Anytime by appointment. Call
Homing Farm Agency, Inc.
TERMS OF SALE: 10% down day of sale, 60 day
settlement.
Terms By:
LEROY W. DIETRICH
r.o. m
Hamburg, Pa. 19526
Attorney:
Clement James Cassidy
Elton & Alvin Horning Auctioneers
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC
11 West Main St.
Morgantown, Pa.
215-286-5183
Williams. Spicer
COMPLETE
DAIRY HERD
DISPERSAL
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS
ll:OOA.M.
67 HOLSTEINS 67
42 REGISTERED 25 GRADES
31 MILKING COWS
12 HEIFERS DUE NEAR SALE TIME
24 HEIFERS AND CALVES
Located in Adams Co. 21 miles West of York
along Route 234 or 25 miles South of Har
risburg on Route 15, 9 miles North of Get
tysburg on Route 15 at the Village of
Heidlersburg, Penna.
Nearly all sired and all bred to Atlantic sires
7 due August, 8 due September thru November,
Balance fresh or due throughout the year. (LOTS OF
BASE MILK)
7 Bred to Willie Star, 4 Bred to Educator, 6 Bred to
Great-View Bach of Spring Lane.
Herd includes daughters of Triune Complete,
Ivanhoe Star, Pierre, Elfac, Kmgway Very, Bonus and
Rocket.
Tested for Interstate Shipment
Dairy Equipment and Silo Unloaders Selling
1,000 gal. Mueller Bulk tank with 3 h.p. comp.; 300
gal. Sunset bulk tank, 3 h.p. comp., 110 foot S.S.
DeLaval pipeline with 4 units and DeLaval vacuum
pump, 2 silo unloaders; 1 Badger 20 ft. 3 year old
unloader with l x k h.p. motor, 1 Patz unloader ad
justable from 16 ft. to 20 ft.
Owner
Terms-Cash
Clair Siaybaugh: Auct.
Idavllle, Pa. 717-677-7479
C. L Jacobs; Clerk
Phillip Laughman; Pedigrees
chicken house and was sold
to a local man for $60,000. .
Auctioneers were T. Glenn
Horst and Timothy G. Horst.
An Auction of antiques was
held August 2 by Mellie and
John Erdman at Lyken’s
WILLIAM S. SPICER
R.D J 4, Gettysburg, Pa.
717-334-1874 after 8 P.M
Valley “Shop and Play”,
Lykens, Pa.
The following items were
sold; Kentucky Rifle by J.
Dickert $l2OO, Jelly Cup
board $l7O, Coffee Grinders
$5O & $325; Edison
Phonograph $l9O, Wall
Telephones $5O & $lBO, 6
legged walnut table $220,
Dry Suik $250 and Walnut
Wardrobe $7O.
Lee D. Dockey was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of antiques
and guns was held August 5
by Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Dooley,
314 Chestnut St., Delta, York
Co., Pa. The real estate was
not sold.
Prices received were:
Glass Bow Front China
Closet $9OO, Lionel Train Set
$762.50. Antique Express
Wagon $425, Dry Sink $250,
Pie Safe $260, Gun Collection
$25 to $255 each, Fngidaire
HpA DUROC BREEDERS ASSOCIATION^
FALL SHOW & SALE I
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 I
Show-10:00 A.M. J
Sale -1:00 P.M. i
f Sale to be held at New Holland Sales Stables,
| Feeder Pig Division, New Holland, Pa. |
* ili, - *
j I
I Selling bred gilts, open gilts, & service age boars. I
j Auctioneer-AbeDiffenbach, Jr. 5
I For Catalogs write or call- I
j RickPfautz,R.D. I, *
I Stevens, Pa 17578.215-267-3739 |
Refrigerator $l6O and Sofa
$295.
Robert L. Sechrist was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of a 28 acre
farm was held August 1 by
James W. Graybill and Hilda
M. Graybill, % mile east of
RothsvUle, Lane. Co., Pa.
The property included a
2% story house, a bank barn,
tobacco shed, two-level
chicken house, brooder
house and a two-car garage
and was sold for $106,680 to
Robert Kurtz, Lititz, Pa.
Auctioneers were T. Glenn
Horst & Timothy G. Horst.
The Pa. Yorkshire Club
Sale was held August 4 at the
Lebanon Area Fair Grounds,
Lebanon, Pa. There were 51
bidders present from 6 states
and the 38 lots sold totaled
$14,600 with the average
price per lot being $384. 21
lots went out of state.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12,1978-139
The 18 breed gilts
averaged $451; 8 open gilts
averaged $221; 4 pr. gilts
$465 ; 8 boars averaged $356.
The champion bred gilt
was shown by Leon Arnold
and was sold for $1023 to
Thomas Arnold, Lebanon;
Reserve bred gilt was shown
by Charles Hall, Center Hall
and was sold to James R.
Stover, Zion Grove, Pa. for
$450.
The champion single open
gilt was shown by Leon
Arnold and sold for $360 to
Donald Knauer, Reinholds,
Pa.; Reserve single open gilt
Del, 4-H’ers visited Montana
NEWARK, Del. - Three
Delaware 4-H members and
a Seaford farm couple at
tended the 1978 National
Institute of Cooperative
Education July 31 to August
3 at Montana State
University.
The Delaware Council of
Farmer Cooperatives
sponsored the delegates to
the institute, where they will
study the cooperative
system of marketing.
Those attending were
selected in testing com-
C. H. WOLGEMUTH & SONS
FALL FARM
EQUIPMENT
SALE
Located 4 miles West of Manheim, Lancaster
Co., PA. 1 mile west of East Fairview Brethren
Church on Valley Rd. Just off Hosier Rd. Look
for sale arrows.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30,1978
10:00 A.M.
SPECIAIim IN FAIL HARVESTING EQUIPMENT
COUSIN WITH DRV GOODS
TRACTORS - John Deere, Allis Chalmers, Farmall,
Oliver and others of various size, some with equip
ment, several trucks expected. Forage hamsters,
one-and two-row pickers, blowers, elevators, wagons,
combines, mowers, rakes, conditioners, drills,
spreaders, plows, discs, packers, new rotary cutters
blades, post-hole diggers, and the usual run of
machinery. Anything sold on commission. FARMERS
& DEALERS - Bring in your equip, early. Open to
receive goods August 21 till sale day, 8 to 6; Saturdays,
8 to 5. CLOSED SUNDAYS. LUNCH AVAILABLE.
TERMS: CASH.
For Inf ormation Contact
CLYDE H. WOLGEMUTH,
SALE MANAGER
Ph: 665-5664, Manheim, PA.
NIGHT
COW SALE
Having purchased the entire dairy of Laßue
Knights, we will sell on my farm, located 2 miles
South of Troy, Pa., Bradford County, on Route
FRI. NIGHT, AUG. 18
At 8:00P.M.
60 HEAD CATTLE 60
This dairy consists of Jerseys and Holstems in all
lactations. A few just fresh and lots of them due Sept.,
Oct. and Nov.
Blood & TB Tested. Charts furnished night of sale.
All will be pregnancy checked.
1 Jersey Stock Bull, 1 Holstein Stock Bull,
3 Small Started Jersey Calves.
This will be a good place to make your replacements.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check Night of Sale.
GEO. & MARK SCOn,
Owners
Tele.: 297-3777,297-3741
297-2804, 297-3232
Slingerland Sales
REFRESHMENTS
shown by Reno Thomas,
Beavertown was sold for
$240 to Charles Zanghi, N. Y.
The champion litter mate
pair shown by Charles Hall
v/as sold for $5BO to Gordon
Long, Columbia; Reserve
litter mate pair shown by
Leon Arnold was sold for
$3BO to Charles Zanghi.
The champion boar shown
by Charles Hall was sold for
$460 to John F. Stenson,
N.Y.; Reserve champion
boar shown by Leon Arnold
was sold lor $475 to Edward
Oswald, Slatington, Pa.
Auctioneer was Harry
Bachman.
petition after a training
session, according to Dan
Harris, spokesman for the
Delaware Council of Farmer
Cooperatives.
Chosen to attend were
Betsy Cook of Newark,
Landy Correll of Bridgeville,
and Helen Rutkowski of
Middletown. Approximately
750 American youth attended
the institute.
The farm couple ac
companying the students
was Mr. and Mrs. Denard
Hill.