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Lebanon 4-H 9 ers achievements noted
LEBANON - Twenty
three Lebanon County 4-
H’ers recently attended
State 4-H Achievement Days
at Pennsylvania State
University. These 4-H’ers
competed with some 1,800
WHAT'S NEW
* -
NURSERY CAGES
FOR PIGS
Sand Livestock Systems,
Inc., has introduced new
raised cages that can be
stacked to increase nursery
capacity, and are raised on
legs to protect pigs from
chilly floors.
One model is manufac
tured of extruded aircraft
aluminum for strength, cor
rosion resistance, durability
and easy cleaning. Available
in a 4 foot by 8 foot size, with
or without aluminum feeders
and nipple waterers, these
stackable crates can be in
stalled in new or existing
confinement units.
Another model comes
equipped with heavy
galvanized feeders. The
units are built of square,
tubular steel frames with 3/8
inch vertical rods and are
available in hot dipped
galvanized, or coated with
rust resistant paint. Nursery
pen floors can be heavy wire
mesh or expanded metal
WHIFFLETREE FARM AUCTION
NELSON, PA., TIOGA CO.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1978
9:30 A.M.
Nice 59A. farmette w/30A tillable, good barn & farm bldgs., nice
home, excellent location!! Take advantage here, if you are home
shopping and want a little acreage!! Also selling 35 very nice all-age
Holstein hfrs., 3 Belgian draft mares, ponies, all harnesses and gear,
etc., horse-drawn items, wagons & buggies, equipment, farm
machinery incl. IH corn picker, NH chopper, crusher, planter, disc,
plows, many, many collectibles, 3,000 bales extra-nice hi-protein
hay, and much, much more.
MR. & MRS. WENDELL BURKHOLDER - Owners.
For Information, or full list mailed to you,
contact Rumsey Sales, Bath, NY (607) 776-3478.
other boys and girls from
throughout* the Com
monwealth in judging,
demonstrations, public
speaking and consumer
education events.
Awards to Lebanon County
flooring. These four foot by
four foot * units are also
stackable, and portable.
Steel support legs are
available.
Sand Livestock Systems
builds complete, turn-key
confinement facilities
throughout the United
States. Sand also offers a full
line of confinement equip
ment for both new and
replacement installations.
Motor vehicles m the U.S.
consume about 328 million
gallons of gas each day,
according to the Federal
Highway Administration.
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4-H’ers were announced last
week by Marcia C. Beppler,
acting division leader, 4-H -
Youth, Extension Youth
Program.
The horticulture judging
Details on Sand equip
ment, including nursery
cages, are available from
Equipment Sale Division,
Sand Livestock Systems,
Inc., 1418 25th Street, Colum
bus, Nebraska 68601.
Telephone 402-564-1211.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
HOLSTEIN SALE
At the Fairgrounds, Harford. PA
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8,1978
7:00 P.M.
50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 50
Carefully selected by John L. Morris from breeders
in Susquehanna and surrounding counties.
EXCELLENT BLOODLINES
10 by Elevation - Others by Bootmaker, Vernon,
Roybrook Starflite, Kingpin, Lucky, President King,
etc. Many are the offspring of top A.I. sires for several
generations.
PLENTY OF BASE MILK
Most of the offering will be fresh or dose at sale
time, and a number selling already have records over
20,000 M as young cows. Dams of animals selling have
records to over 30,000 M.
PLEASING TYPE
A number selling are already VG and others are
definitely VG potentials. Heifers selling from EX
dams. A very select group - the foundation kind!
A FEW SAMPLES:
A VG 87 Elevation with an EX mammary from a
20,000 lb. Kingpin dam. She has over 15,000 M and over
600 F as a 3-yivold.
An Elevation bred heifer due in November from a
Lucky dam with 30,114 M and 1380 F. The grand dam is
by Kingpin.
A Mayers Duke Majesty Fobes who has 21.406 M and
833Fasa4-yr.old.
A 84 pt. Lucky who has 20.151 M and 751 F due after
the sale to Astronaut.
A Good Plus President King with 22.830 M and 846 F
due in October to Betty Chief.
Many, many more that will please the discriminating
buyer.
Sponsored by
The Susquehanna Holstein Association
For catalogs write:
REMSBURG SALE SERVICE
Jefferson, Maryland 21755
Phone: 301-473-8214
or
Hewitt Sutton
Route 1, Springville, Pa. 18844
Phone: 717-965-2288
team placed second in the
state-wide competition.
Team members were Bruce
Hellerick, third place in
dividual; James Connor,
fourth place individual;
Melissa Weaver and
Michelle Noll.
The 'consumerama team
received blue ribbon honors.
Karr Hoke, Beverly Hale,
Kathy Gardner and Amy Jo
Gebhard were the team
members.
In the physical fitness
contest the Lebanon County
team won fourth place in the
overall competition and
placed second in the mile
relay. The team consisted of
Kelly Lauer, Shannon
Johnson, Tom Whitman, and
Ken Weaver. Kelly Lauer
captured the first place
individual senior girl honor.
Other individuals competing
in physical fitness were:
Dale Roth, Sandra Miller,
and Jeff Feldenzer.
The horse Judging team
placed 20th with Jeanne
Pierce receiving a white
merit ribbon in the in
dividual competition. Other
By Order of Margaret E Meloney i Wm P O'Neill, Esq
IMPORTANT CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
In The Impressive CHESTER SPRINGS Area
261±Ac. Historic "LAKE VALLEY FARM"
CHESTER SPRINGS ROAD. HORSESHOE TRAIL
AND DEWEES LANE
x k Mile iast of Route 401 (Conestoga Road)
IV VINCENT TWP. & Portion m W. PIKELAND TWP
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE AT
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Clear of Mortgage
Parcels range from 3± to 66+ Acres—ALSO a 6± Ac. Lake
Gently-Rolling Tracts with Wooded Areas
PARCEL 1 10+ Ac MAIN RESIDENCE and 3 TENANT RESIDENCES
Horseshoe Trail & Both Sides of Chester Springs Rd MAIN RESIDENCE.
Impressive Plaster over-Fieldstone Colonial w/5 Bedrooms, 2 l h Baths
Terraced -Gardens Fieldstone Sun Porch & Patio Overlooking Lovely
Lake 2 Car Garage ALSO 3 Plaster over-Fieldstone Colonial TENANT
RESIDENCES
PARCELS 2to 8 Partially-Wooded Tracts From 10+to 22+Ac
PARCEL 9‘ 3+Ac w/Charmmg White Clapboard & Fieldstone
Colonial TENANT RESIDENCE - _
PARCEL 10: 16+ Ac Partially-wooded
PARCEL 11- 30+Ac 6t Ac Lake & Waterfall
PARCELS 12 THRU 14; 10+Ac to 20+Ac
PARCEL 15- (W PIKELANO TWP) 66+Wooded Ac Stream
DIRECTIONS From Rt 202, take Rt 401 W (Conestoga Rd) Crossßt 113/orap
prox 2mi to Chester Springs Rd on right Turn right to property
Inspection: Sun., Sept. 10 from 1 to 4 P M
SALE on Prem., Under Tent, SAT., SEPT. 16 at 11 A.M.
15% Deposit By
JSftSSfg, dfayJmmanh 'SuT.
At Tune ot Sale AUCTION CO. OF PA.
Real Estate Brokers - AUCTIONEERS
1519 Spruce Street. Philadelphia, P» 19102 [215) Kl 5-45Q0
Franklin - Cumberland Co.
HOLSTEIN BREEDERS
SALE
at Shippensburg, Pa. Fairgrounds, leave Rte. 81
at Fayette St. Exit, watch for signs on Fayette
St., “Rte. 696" on
TUESDAY EVE., SEPT. 5
Sale at 7:00 P.M.
40 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
Most are Cert., Accredited; Tested. Offering consists
of fresh and springing cows and first calf heifers, bred
and open heifers, calves. Offering features cattle with
quality and excellent production records, most are
from artificial breeding and includes top sires, Gay
Ideal dtr. over 19,000 M. 777 F., several other Gay
Ideal’s from dams with good records; Electron dtr.,
dam has over 17,000 M. 656 F.; Semrads R Maple
Jupiter-Red dtr., “Red”, dam milked 100 lbs., grand
dam over 22,000 M.; Mother Marthas Pride dtr. with
over 18,000 M. 700 F., Has bull Calf by Bootmaker that
sells; Penstate Ivanhoe dtr. VG 86, 2 records over
20.000 M. 770 F.; Another Gay Ideal, dam over 18,000
M.; Kaper dtr., dam has over 20,000 M. 798 F.; Collins
Crest Majesty, Willowmonte El Demand, Citation R
Maple, Skokie Coronet- Climax, C Kenola Rocky,
Ivanhoe Jack, Arlinda Ford Matt, Sampson dtr’s.,
some with records and many from dams with 18,000 to
20,089 M.; Doncroft Majesty dtr. with 5 records over
20.000 M. and up to 23,000 M., V.G. 86; Heifer calves sell
by Milkman, Gay Ideal, etc.
If interested in cattle for milk or breeding stock don’t
miss this sale. Impossible to list all animals selling bot
we have a top offering.
Catalogs on request to Sale Managers
Lunch at Sale. Terms Cash or Check
Ralph W. Horst, Auct. & Sale Manager,
Marion, Pa.
Fred M. Naugle, Pedigrees and Sale Manager
R.D. 7, Carlisle, Pa.
Robert Eckstine, Sale Co-Chairman
M. Thomas Sheaffer, Sale Co-Chairman
FRANKLIN - CUMBERLAND CO.
HOLSTEIN BREEDERS
team members were Drama
Lansberry, Jody Miller, and
LisaWeikel.
Winning blue nobons ana
gold medals in the demon
stration contest were: Beth
Shiner, “Put a little Color in
Your life;” Megan Connor,
“Kitchen Cut-Ups;” and
Kristen Clemens, “Moss
Baskets - To Give Your
Plants a Home.” Cindy
Gebhard received a blue
ribbon for her demon
stration, “A Case for
Plants."
AS 15 PARCELS OR ENTIRETY