Walter vans Cross class
Annette Walter, Airville RD2, exhibited the champion British Cross in the 4-H
and FFA steer show at the Eastern National Livestock Show, September 6.
Annette. 13, showed an 18 month old, 1250 pound steer. She is the daughter
of Donald Waiter and has lieen a member of the York County Baby Beef 4-H
Club for five years. “Panpa", her champion steer, will be sold at auction on
October 7.
PUBLIC SALE
' VAL. 61 ACRE REAL ESTATE, FARM MACHINERY,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES, ETC.
Located 7 miles NE. of Hughesville, only 9/10 mile off
Green Valley Road or 2 miles from Beaver Lake Road. 3
Miles N. of Lairdsvitle off Pa. Rt. 118. Sat., Nov. 18, starting
10 A.M. Real Estate 1 PM
Consists of 61 Acre Farm w/20 Acres tillable and 30
A. of pasture w/new fence. Balance woodland, etc.
Erected thereon a 2% story Dbl. plank 7 room (3
bedrooms & VA baths) home. F.ull basement w/Stoker
hot water baseboard heat. Drilled well. Also a 2 story 2
car block garage w/2 overhead doors. Never failing
stream through property w/ideal pond site near house.
To view property dial 717-584-3446 or 546-6631 R.E.
Terms: $5OOO. Cash or Certified check dpwn day of
sale. Balance in 30 days. Other terms made known day
of 3310
Owners: HAROLD “HUB" & AHNA MAE BOWER
Auct Max Fraley & Son - 546-6631
Sale items can be inspected one hour before sale time.
'A 'PUBLIC
'TOOL
AUCTION
NAME BRANDS INCLUDE
Rockwell, Skill, Chicago Pneumatic, Rodac,
fuller, Cummings, Miller, Her Brand, Brown,
Marflow, Shop Mate, Wright, Wen, McGraw
Edison, Diamond Loy, Lufkin, Ingersoli Rand,
Waterloo Channel Lock, Remington, Falls.
Location: Sacramento Fire Company. 10 miles West of
Hegins Exit 34 on 1-81 Along Rt. 25.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18
6:30 A.M.
Sponsored by Sacramento Fire Company
AIR COMPRESSORS, DRILL PRESS, ROLL AROUND TOOL BOXES
Auctioneer: Roy Stanton - 682-3812.
Air impact wrenches 3/8 -1/2 - 3/4 -1”, Circle hand
power saws, sabersaws, orbital sanders, disk grinders
and buffers, electric drills (all sizes), air power chisel,
drills & sanders,' bench vises (large & small),
hydraulic jacks, bench grinders, hand tools (hammer,
pliers), open and boxed end wrenches, large assort
ment of socket sets, carpenters tools, metric socket
sets, metric wrenches, framing squares, drop cords,
cable power pulls, measurement tapes, hemp rope,
Universal socket sets, battery chargers, adjustable
wrench, channelock tools, jumper cables, paint
brushes, impact sockets - 3/8, torque wrenches, pipe
wrenches, fire extinguishers, Allen wrenches, camping
items, hacksaws, hacksaw blades, creepers, trouble
lights, yard lights, extension cords, plumbing tools, tap
& die sets, drill bit sets, tool boxes (all sizes), electrical
tape, truck tarps, work gloves, wall clocks, car clean
ing kits, sandpaper, air hoses, torch hoses,
screwdriver sets, electric impact wrenches.
WE ARE THE LARGEST
AUCTION SUPPLY ON WHEELS
CASH - OR APPROVED CHECK WITH PROPER I.D.
Not Responsible for Accidents orProperty After Sold.
Not Responsible for changes Due to Strikes
and Shipping Schedules.
If Tax Exempt - must show Number.
$50.00 CASH DOOR PRIZE
Use This Ad As Entry Form
Merchandise Guaranteed - By Factory Warranty
Licensed & Bended Organization
1978 FEEDER CATTLE
& CALF SALES
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS* INC.
MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
Phone: (304) 538-6050 - (304) 257-1054
538-6600
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1978
Graded Calf Sale, No Horns or Bulls.
(1200 head)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1978
Cleanup Sale.
All kinds of cattle (1200 head).
ALL SALES START AT 7:30 P.M.
NUMBER OF HEAD ESTIMATED
All Sales Sponsored By The
South Branch Stockyards,
& the West Va. Department of Agriculture
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PUBLIC SALE -S
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
2 SHETLAND PONIES
2 Wheel pony cart; 1 set of driving harness; bridle.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 28
At ll:OOA.M. '*
Located along Rt. 741 in the Borough of {
Strasburg, Pa. 101 Miller St.
JELLY CUPBOARD; BLANKET CHEST; I
2 PLANK BOTTOM CHAIRS;
2 Oak dressers; wardrobe; childs wardrobe; doll
cradle crib; iron bed; 2 mattresses; iron crib; cot; |'
play pen; clothes tree; platform rocker; lounge chair; V|
small tables; hall mirrors; sofa linens; j
WICKER ROCKER; 2 MEAT BENCHES; |
2 MILK CANS; LOOM SHUTTLE; >
Wall magazine rack; pictures & frames; crocks; ?l>
wall cabinets; floormodel radio; radio* record player
combination; windpwfan; birdcage; movie camera; 4
kitchen chairs; throw rugs; book case. 4.
CARNIVAL; NIPPON; IRONSTONE £
Butter chips; hen on nests; 2 lanterns; nic nac’s; i
dishes; all kinds of plants; 15 cu. ft. chest freezer;
Kelvinator 30” electric stove; clothes dryer; wringer £
washer; laundry tubs; lawn bench; 2 wheel barrow’s;
1 rubber, 1 wood; 24 ft. wood ext. ladder; tools; celery . ;;J
tile.
PLANTER JR. GARDEN TRACTOR
W/ HARROW; REELTYPE
JACOBSON MOWER
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Refreshments by New Danville Mennonite School.
Sale by
MR. & MRS. MELVIN L. HOLLINGER
Auctioneers Lloyd H, Kreider
& Randal V. Kline
Fisher has champion hog
NEW HOLLAND-Heidi
Fisher, East Earl R 2, who
showed the grand champion
hog at the New Holland
Farmer’s Fair, sold her
animal for $2.90 per pound at
the sale held last Friday.
The bog was purchased by
the Hatfield Packing
Company, Hatfield, Pa., who
paid a total price of $611.90
for the 211 pound Hamp
shire-Yorkshire crossbred
gilt.
She is a first year exhibitor
of hogs and the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willioam
Fisher, Stauffer Homestead
Farms. She also placed
second in the fitting contest
and fourth in the
showmanship competition.
The reserve champion of
the show was shown by
Brian McCauley, Kinzers
Rl, who showed a 208 pound
crossbred.
His animal was bought by
H.D. MATZ, for the price of
$1.30 per pound.
There were five other pigs
exhibited and sold. They
averaged 209 pounds and
sold for an average price of
approximately 65 cents per
pound.
Top fitter at the show
i
Lancaster Firming, Saturday, October 14,1978
which had been held last
Thursday was Esta Lapp,
Kinzers Rl, who at 18, is a
seven year veteran at
showing hogs.
Named first in the
showmanship contest ,was
Brian McCauley, Kinzers
Rl.
Judge for the show was * Showmanship
Henry Gruber, buyer for 1. Brian McCauley, 2, Mike
Abergast and Bastian McCauley, 3. David Fisher,
Packing Company. East Earl R 2; 4. Heidi
Results of the show follow: Fisher.
Farm receipts at
$96.1 billion
WASHINGTON - Cash
receipts from farm
marketings totaled a record
$96.1 billion last year, up
from the previous high of
$94.4 billion set in 1976.
Receipts from crops totaled
$48.5 billion, those from
-livestock and products, $47.6
billion.
The five leading states
accounted for one third of
the total, the top 10 states
accounted for 52 per cent.
The three leading com-
modities accounted for one
third of the total'and the top
seven commodities ac
counted for two thirds of all
cash receipts.
PUBLIC SALE
OF TRACTORS, EQUIP!., ANTIQUES,
& HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC.
on Macknair farm located 5 miles Northeast of
Burnham, Mifflin Co., Pa., along Stage Road,
leave Rte. 322 at Burnham exit (near Holiday
Inn) proceed directly Northeast thru Burnham,
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21
Sale at 9:00 A.M.
TRACTORS - TRUCKS - EQUIPT. - ETC.
Int. 806 diesel with cab, fully equipped, wide front,
excellent cond.; Int. Super M with 2 MH picker; Far
mall M, 2 Farmall H’s; JD 620, tricycle, 45 loader to
fit; NI3IO, No. 7 and Oliver No. 5 pickers; AC 780 one
row harv.; Gehl 72 and NH flail choppers; Lamco
forage wagon, bale rack and other wagons; 2 gravity
box wagons; NI 206 and JD model N spreders; Case 330
baler with launcher; JD 10 ft. transport disc, other disc
harrows; JD 10 ft. harrow; 10 ft. packer; Oliver 4 bot
tom 3 pt. plow; Int. 3 bottom plow; Int. 4 row planter;
Int. No. 7 silo filler; AC 10 ft. field cult.; NI and other
conditioners; cattle oiler; JD 13 x 7 drill; potato digger
and planter; horse mower; black buggy; tongues,
single, double trees; Imco snap coupler and 3 pt.
blades; rotary mower; lot of other equipt. and misc.
items. 1970 Chev. truck with 14 ft. cattle rack; Ford
farm dump truck. Equipt. Sale at 12:30.
ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD - COLLECTIBLES
at 9:00 A.M. Sharp
Several wood burning ranges, elec, stove; kitchen
cabmet; large walnut secretary; china closet; old
refinished cherry table; ext. table, 3 extra boards, 214
in. leaves; library table; drop leaf table; side board;
sofa; love seat; old wash stands; big bureau; cane seat
rocker; reed rocker; reed chair; old hickory chair;
other rockers, lyre back chair; high chairs; rocking
horses; cradle; hand-made couch; victrola; 3 record
albums; records; addrg machine; 2 large 1895 war
pictures; all size frames; hat racks; desk; stand; ap
ple peeler; cherry seeder; churns; copper kettles; din
ner bell; wooden sausage stuffer; antique dishes;
depression and carnival glasware; ironstone batter
bowls; tumblers; 50 vases; cup rack; book shelf: 2 old
quilts; shaving mug collection; mustache cup; salt and
pepper shakers; wood, glass and granite ....its;
jewelry boxes; 10 pieces pewter; sod irons; cake grid
dles; waffle irons; large iron pot, Tiffany lamp; 3 tall
figurines; books; bottles; buttons; old magazines;
newspapers of “36” flood and numerous'other items.
Come early for antiques. Sale under cover if bad
weather.
Terms - Cash or good check.
Identification required for bidders numbers.
Lunch at Sale.
MRS. ROXIE MACKNAIR & SON
R. 5, Box 303, Lewistown, Pa
Phone: 717-543-5192
Ralph W. Horst & Harold Carper
Gossert & Eberly
Hogs
1. Heidi Fisher, East Earl
R 2; 2. Brian McCauley,
Kinzers Rl; 3. Mark Mc-
Cauley, Kinzers Rl; 4. Mike
McCauley, Kinzers Rl.
. Fitting
1. Esta Lapp, Kinzers Rl;
2. Heidi Fisher.
California was the leading
state with $9.4 billion. Next
were lowa with $7.1 billion,
Texas with $6.9 billion, and
Illinois with $5.8 billion.
Others in the top ten in
cluded Minnesota with $4.3
billion, Nebraska with $4.0
billion, Kansas with $3.85
billion, Indiana with $3.2
billion, Wisconsin with $3.15
billion, and Missouri with
$2.9 billion.
Receipts from cattle an
calves accounted for $20.2
billion and dairy products
$ll.B billion. Com receipts
amonted to $8.66 billion, and
soybeans $8.5 billion.
Aucts.
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