—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1978
134
Milk support
pru<> at $9.64
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Secretary of Agriculture Bob
Bergland has announced
that the support price for
manufacturing milk will be
$9.64 per hundredweight for
the new marketing year
which began Oct. 1. The
announced price is for milk
with a milkfat content of 3.5
per cent and compares with
the old support of $9.21. The
support price for milk with
the U.S. annual average
milkfat content of 3.67 per
cent is now $9.87, compared
with the old support of $9.43
The law requires that milk
‘World’ reaches milestone
SANDY CREEK, N.Y. -
With the close of 1978, the
Holstein-Fnesian World,
official publication for the
Holstein breed in the U.S.,
will have completed 75 years
of service to the registered
Holstein industry. To
commemorate the occasion,
the World will publish a
special Diamond Jubilee
issue on January 10, 1979,
recapping some of the
highlights of Holstein history
over the years.
PUBLIC SALE
Al 9 ACRE RUN DOWN FARM
With 750 Ft. Road Frontage Sewered
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
At 9:00 A.M.
Located Vz mile on Lincoln Rd. off Rt. 422,
East of Reading between Reiffton &
Baumstown, V* mile East of Zeswitz.
PARTIAL LISTING:
Square Grand Piano, double & single brass beds, roll
top desk, wicker baskets of all kinds, lions head coat
rack & two Gruber wagons.
Real Estate sold at 2 P.M.
The Estate of
IDA M. K. & HARRY W. SLEGEL
Deceased
Auctioneer: C. L. Butter Zimmerman
Call 21577*9820
Attorney: Fred O. Brubaker
Lunch Stand by Open Door Church
DAIRY
HERD DISPERSAL
FRIDAY EVE., OCT 20
Selling at the Art Kling sale barn, located on
Rt. 74,12 miles north of Carlisle, 3 miles N.E. of
Landisburg, Perry Co., Pa.:
60-HEAD-60
REGISTERED & GRADE HOLSTEINS
Sell i the complete Milking Herd of Cloyd C
Lilley irt Royal, Pa.
Consisting of 30 Head Cattle
5-1 - Calf Heifers fresh m Sept., 10 - Head Fresh
Since ■ , Balance in all stages of Lactation ,1 - P.B.
Guenw > fresh on Aug. 5.
11 P B Holsteins sired by Kingpin, Gent, Tran
smitter, Crocker, Hockby Dina Charm f ßred to
Elevation)
This dairy is averaging 50 Lb per cow at the farm
All cattle carry Sire Power Service.
Also, selling at the same time:
30 Head Fresh & Close Holsteins Cows from Canada,
New York & Northern Pa
Several Fresh First Calf Heifers with Size & Type'
< Approx half are purebreds)
Few Heifer Calves - Health Charts.
Owners
CLOYD C. LILLEY &
V. ART KLING
Naugie, Pedigrees
C!,rk, Auct.
be supported at a level
between 80 and 90 per cent of
parity to assure an adequate
supply of milk, reflect
changes in the cost of
production and assure a
level of farm income
adequate to maintain
productive capacity suf
ficient to meet anticipated
future needs.
The support for milk is
achieved by purchases of
butter, cheese and nonfat
dry milk at prices which
enable manufacturing
plants, on the average, to
pay producers the support
price for their milk.
The first issue of Holstem-
Friesian World appeared on
January 1,1904. It may be of
interest that the present
editor and managing editor
are the son and grandson
respectively of one of the
World’s founders. Also, the
publisher is the son of the
late M. S. Prescott, World
editor from 1914 until his
death in 1976.
Offices of the Holstein-
Fnesian World are in Sandy
Creek, N.Y.
7:30 P.M.
Winners named
(Continued from Page 107)
Landis, Lancaster R 6; 4.
Curt Hess, Strasburg Rl.
Five Year Old Cow
1. J. Mowery Frey, 2.
Elvm Hess, 3. Robert Kin
dig, 4 Greg Landis.
Junior Champion Female
Jeff Hess
Reserve Junior Champion
Female
Robert Kmdig
Senior Champion Female
Jay Landis
Reserve Senior Champion
Female
Robert Kmdig
Grand Champion
Jay Landis
Rese>*ve Grand Champion
Robert Kmdig
Best Udder
1. Jay Landis, 2. Robert
Kindig, 3. Elvm Hess, 4.
Greg Landis.
Senior Get of Sire
1. combination of Hess,
landis, and Mills showmg
Elevation.
Best Three Females
1 Jay Landis, 2 Elvm
Hess, 3. James Shertzer, 4.
Darrel Mills.
Dairy Herd
1. Greg Landis, 2. Sandra
Frey, 3. Robert Kindig, 4.
Elvin Hess.
Produce of Dam
1. James Shertzer.
Dam-Daughter
1. pam Kindig, 2. Robert
PUBLIC SALE
FARMING & NURSERY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES,
CARPENTER & SHOP TOOLS, CAR & ANTIOUES
Of the Victor Keener Estate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
Located at 4349 Norrisville Rd., White Hall,
Md. (Near Troyer’s Appliance Store). Watch for
signs.
Farming & Nursery Equipment
& Supplies & Tools
Ford 8N tractor: 3 pt. w/bottom plow; 3 pt. disc har
row; 3 pt. spring tooth harrow; snow blade, cement
mixer w/motor; Hudson portable sprayer; air com
pressor; roto-tiller; lawn mower; sm. trailer; garden
tractor; circular saw; chain saw; lawn roller;
wheelbarrows; lot of lawn & garden tools; picking lad
ders; primers; trimmers; baskets; flowerpots; insec
ticides, herbicides; nursery supplies; seeders;
spreaders; piles of firewood; piles of iron & junk
machinery; Craftsman radial arm saw; table saw; an
tique chest of woodworking tools; bench vise; grinder
w/motor; drill press; disc sander; grindstone; jointer;
wood & metal bits; lot of hardware; nails; bolts; small
tools of every description; wrenches; chain hoist, - pipe
cutters & threaders; work benches; tables; lights;
lumber, etc.
1965 Chevrolet Nova, 4 dr. sedan in very good condition.
Small oak roll top desk; oak swivel chair; oak 8
drawer file cabinet; Dutch cupboard; Ig. pot belly
stove; sm. fancy iron stove; oak hall rack; sectional
bookcase; school desks; shelves; oak dresser; wicker
chair & stand; picture frames; iron door stops; iron
kettles; tinware; ice tongs; augers; hanging scales;
slaw cutters; jugs; crocks; jardeniers; sm. cider
press; milk can; ornamental street light; books; nick
nacks; 4 trunks; some antique tools; blacksmith forge;
andirons, wooden pitch fork; adz; Ig. hammered brass
bowl, 2 scales; oak customer & 2 brass customers;
china closet w/curved glass door; liquor wagon;
cherry di op leaf table, ladies desk; sm mahogany
drop leaf dining table; 5 gal Williamsburg bottle; 3
lightning iods w/glass balls; cast iron tea kettle; &
pot; license plates, 22” iron kettle w/legs, 28” Stilson
wrench; biass bucket, black snake whip, some china
& glassware, 2 steam engine whistles; 1 locomotive
whistle; broad axe, buggy seat, etc
Terms: Cash or approved check
Robert L Sechnst, Auctioneer
Ph 382-4379
Anderson & Warner, Clerks
Frank Day, Atty
Not responsible for accidents
Refreshment Rights Reserved
Kindig, 3. Elvm Hess, 4,
Michael Mills.
JERSEY
Three Year Old
1. Jo Ann Findley
AYRSHIRE
Intermediate Calf
1. Mike Smith, Holtwood.
Senior Calf
1. Fred Smith, Holtwood,
Ken Findley, Willow Street.
Senior Yearling
1. Mike Smith, 2. Ken
Findley.
Junior Get of Sire
1. Ken Findley
Two Year Old Cow
1. Ken Findley, 2. JoAnn
Findley.
Three Year Old Cow
1. JoAnn Findley, 2. Fred
Smith.
Four Year Old Cow
l.Ken Findley, 2. JoAnn
Findley
Grand Champion
Ken Findley
Reserve Grand Champion
JoAnn Findly
Dairy Herd
Ken Findley
Best Udder
1. Ken Findley.
Produce of Dam
1. Ken Findley, 2. JoAnn
Findley.
Dam-Daughter
1. Ken Findley, 2. JoAnn
Findley.
LARGE
At 9:00 A.M
Oar
Antiques
BESSIE M. KEENER Adm
4349 Norrisville Rd
White Hall. Md
PUBLIC SALE
40 ACRES WOODED LAND
TRAINS & PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,1978
Located at 5100 Forest Avenue, Temple,
Muhlenberg Twp., Berks Co., Pa. At the light at
the Temple Hotel travel North on Mt. Laurel
Road to Forest Avenue. Watch for sale signs.
40 acres of wooded land on the Irish Mountain will be
offered in two parcels of 20 acre lots or as a whole at 12
Noon. Terms 10% day of sale, balance in 60 days.
"TRAINS: Lionel engines with cars - No. 2055, No.
2032, No. 2025, No. 1666, No. 666, No. 258, No. 50 gang
car, No. 2000 Hafer wind-up engine with cars, 2 Great
Western wind-up engines with cars, large platform
with tracks & transformer, many houses & ac
cessories.
Roto-Hoe shredder, rear-mounted shredder, Hahn
Eclipse rototiller, antique corn chopper, grain cutter &
gram cradle, heatilators, water tanks & 55 gal. drums,
hand sprayer, used generators & starters, scrap iron,
tire mount, garden & hand tools, step ladder, 210-speed
Free Spirit bicycles (like new), other bicycles & parts,
toys, express wagons, 7%-9M> Sears tent (like new),
fishing rods .& equipment, 20 ga. Mossberg 85D
shotgun, No. 29 Marlin 22 rifle, Polaroid SX-70 Model 2
Land camera & pressure cooker (both like new), bean
dryer, apple peeler, cabbage cutter, cast iron nut
cracker, bottle capper, wooden taps, reed baskets,
cookie cutters, Avon & Jimmy Beam bottles, chickens
on nests, typewriter, record player, antenna TV game,
wardrobe, coffee table, sewing cabinet, spindle back
chairs, kitchen cabinet, slate blackboard, and many
other items.
TERMS; Cash or approved check, day of sale.
Sale Ordered By:
EMILY S. SNYDER
Dennis F. Wagner, Auctioneer
Phone (215) 562-7445
Refreshments Available.
Not Responsible For Accidents.
AUCTION
ANTIQUES, MAJOLICA COLLECTION,
& COLLECTIBLES, STERLING WARE
For the estate of the late William F.
Oberhuber & the estate of the late Sophie P.
Oberhuber, Bergstrom Rd., between Danboro,
Pa. & Gardenville, Pa., Vz mi. S. of Point
Pleasant Pike.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1978
AT 9:30 A.M
School master slant lid desk, empire maple rocker,
empire cherry drop leaf table, wicker arm chair,
Victorian bureau, cottage bureau, half spindle plank
chair, empire 2 drawer work table, Victorian bed &
lamp table & oval mirror, pr. Victorian walnut chairs,
Hitchcock type pillow back chair, Victorian walnut
parlor chair, slate case shelf clock, Chippendale type
side chair, empire mahogany drop leaf hall table,
carved legs & feet, Victorian triple back sofa carved
arms, reproduction banjo clock, Stemway & Sons
grand piano w/bench, 2 walnut Victorian platform
rockers, empire mahogany secretary book case,
mahogany tall case clock by J.E. Caldwell & Co. 8 day
time & strike movement moon phase carved case, Seth
Thomas clock, Victorian cherry arm chair, mahogany
foot stool, Chippendale style foot stool needle point top,
empire cherry gate leg table, pewter cupboard top
open shelves 3 drawers & 2 doors, walnut sewing
rocker, carpet covered platform rocker, spindle back
cherry rocker, pine jelly cupboard, brass piano lamp
w/painted shade, wrought iron fire place tools,
hanging light electrified w/pnsms, lamp table, art &
other glassware, sleigh bells, Bala scale, wrought
andirons, brass desk lamp, fire place set, 17 pc.
sterling silver dresser set, Chippendale & other
mirrors, sterling silver 15” punch ladle, Rose
Medallion punch bowl. Bisque, Hummel figures, Royal
Copenhagen Christmas plates 1959 & 1960, dome clock,
cup & saucer sets, approx. 90 pcs. Majolica collection
some signed Etruscan, Navajo wool rug 6’6” x 4’10”,
modem Karastan Sarouk 4’6” x 6’, oriental Sarouk rug
lO’l” x 13’6”, International Silver Co. sterling silver
flatware 60 pcs., cut glass w/blue stem, 7 pc. plated
silver tea & coffee set, coin silver spoons, Nippon
dishes, Lenox Ming pattern china service for 8, berry
set, sterling silver pcs., quilts & quilt tops, signed oil
painting, Wallace Nutting, signed etchings,
machinist’s tool chest, machinist’s tools, metal lathe
w. 30” bed, B. & D. table saw. Delta band saw, Delta 4”
jointer, Hendy H.D. 12 x 4 lathe, Excelsior 20” flat belt
drill press, 1968 Mercury Monterey 4 dr. sedan.
Conditions: Cash or travelers’ checks, others w.
bank credit letter only.
(Note this is top quality merchandise. Don’t miss this
sale.)
Only a partial listing
Auctioneers:
Henry K. Freed 322-0723
AT 10:00 A.M.
Lunch,