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SPECIAL FEEDER
CATTLE AND
FEEDER PIG SALE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16
7:OO_P.M:
GAM Livestock Market, Duncansville, Pa.
SPECIAL
jr MONDAY, OCTOBER 23
, 7:30 P.M. Sharp
AT SMOKETOWN QUALITY DAIRY SALES
Located along Rt. 340, Smoketown, Pa., Lan
caster, Pa. 6 miles East of Lancaster, Pa.
Featuring 1 load New England State Purebred
and Grade Cows, and Special Mention of 1 load of
Registered and Grade Canadian Cows
Sires Represented -
One Reg. 4 yr. old Selling Rockman “Top Black Cow”;
One Reg'. 5 yr. old Waybrook Sir Winston;
One Reg. 3 yr. old Ingholm Yukon;
One Reg. 6 yr. old Wenron Trace Rockman;
One Reg. 5 yr. old Elm Lodge Verne Rockman;
Two Reg. 2 yr. olds, Half-Sisters sired by Briar Wood
Chieftain;
One Reg. 2 yr. old Romandale Dividend Patrotriot
One Reg. 2 yr. old Sunnyville Sergent;
One Reg. 2 yr. old Outard Monay;
One Reg. 6 yr. old Chateaugay Super Criss;
One Reg. 2 yr. old Vraecepintully Prince Charlie.
Balance Grades.
Salejby:
GORDON & RON FRITZ
717-393-0930
Carl Oilier, Auctioneer
Cash or Good Check night of sale.
Lunch: Bird-in-Hand Aux.
31st CHAUTAUQUA
COUNTRY CLUB
SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21
Located at Green Banks Farm, South Dayton,
N.Y., 12 miles East of Fredonia, 6 miles West of
South Dayton, take Route #B3 to the Village of
Hamlet and turn right on road to Cassadaga,
N.Y., 12 miles from the New York Thruway Exit
#59.
" 50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 50
Including? Springer Cows, Fresh Cows,
Bred Heifers and Heifer Calves
The Chautauqua County breeders have consigned an
outstanding group for this sale. The group contains
several cows which can go home and'fill your bulk tank
was well as providing the genetic background which
"lakes their offspring valuable dividends. This is your
"cnance to get some of Chautauqua’s finest Holsteins.
Several high VG cows are selling with records over
20,000 lbs. milk.
FEATURING DAUGHTERS OF: Astronaut, Stand
out, Arlinda Chief, R. Maple, Galaxy, Apache, Willow,
and Elevation.
SERVICE SIRES: Apache, Willow, Mar Vex,
Astronaut, Elevation, Betty Chief, Glen Valley Star.
They will he tested for interstate slupment, and
catalogs are available.
" There will be an open house Friday evening for your
inspection of animals, a friendly get-together. Cider
and Donuts will be served, courtesy of the Norvel Reed
family. _ ~
LUNCH AVAILABLE
TERMS: Cash or good check
Sale Chairman: A. James Cochrane
Ripley. N.Y. 716-736-3663
Selector: Francis Meehan
Rexville, N.Y. 607-225-4266 ,
Ronald & Norvel Reed, Jr., Auctioneers
Sherman, N.Y. 716-761-6161
Donald Bennink, Pedigrees
Clymer, N.Y. 716-355-6603
Sale Managed by Norvel Reed & Sons, Inc.
A Complete Auction Service Sherman, New York
12:00 Noon
Phone 716-761-6161
Mahheim Holstein show
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grand champion. A dry cow,
she stood fourth jn her class
at the Manheim Fair.
Phil’s younger brother,
Neal, captured the reserve
grand champion title with a
senior yearling sired by
NoNaMe Fond Matt. The
PUBLIC AUCTION
' FARM EQUIPMENT
HOG & CATTLE EQUIPMENT
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1978
Located in Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co., Pa. Turn
east off Rt. .100 at Lyon Valley (between
Fogelsville and Pleasant Corner) for 1.8 miles to
former Blaine Bachman farm.
JD 4020 diesel tractor, wide front, Syncro Range; JD
4000 diesel tractor, wide front, Syncro Range, 1940 orig.
hrs.; JD 1010 diesel crawler loader; JD F 145 5 btm. 16”
semi-mtd. trip plow; BRILLIONI3’ roller harrow; JD
11’ transport disc;-JD 1300 6 row 30” plateless com
planter w/herb. & elec, monitor; JD 20 double disc
grain drill; Oliver 3 pt. 2 row com planter; NH 277
Hayliner baler; NH 467 haybine; NH 1010 self loading
bale wagon; NH 362 tank spreader; JD 894 A rake; NH
Whirla Way hopper type silage blower; Lilliston 7’
trailer type rotary cutter; Centhry 300 gal. trailer
sprayer; Ford 3 pt. post hole digger; Ezee Flow 3 pt.
PTO fert, spreader; Case 4 whl. wide track trailer; JD
44 spreader, as is; Cockshutt 422 pull type combine
w/bin, ex.‘cond.; JD wagon chassis; 16’x3” auger; 2
whl. 12’ flat trailer; asstd.Jumber; 1962 GMCI ton 9’
stake body truck; 1 horse buggy; lot of Dyfonate,
Atrazine and Dual herb.; 23 bags Asgrow 87 & 61A flat
seed com; 11’ rd. metal com crib; 8 hole Smidley hog
feeder; range shelter; Ritchie heated hog waterer; Ig.
Vento-Matic auto, bam vent fan; (3) 12 hole rd. metal
hog feeders; (4) 5 bu. hog feeders; (3) 10’ alu. cattle
gates; lot fencing supplies; Arkfeld Instant Way 3000
lbs. -cattle scale; 7 ton rd. metal feed or grain bin
w/auger; bunk feeder; scalding trough.
Note: Most of above equipment is in ex. cond., much
of it like new.
Terms: Cash or check, sale day.
Refreshments Served. -
Conducted by:
Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auction Co.
(215) 285-4616
13th ANNUAL SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY
FALL FEEDER CATTLE SALE
FRIDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER 27, 1978 - 7:00 PM
DANVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Graded Byftepresentative
From Penn State University
Consignors - Cattle Will Be Received
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Buyers - Don’t Miss This Sale if You Are
In Need Of Replacement Cattle.
Last Year We Had 850 Head.
FOR INFORMATION - CALL 717-275-2880
FOR TOP DOLLAR CONSIGN TO DANVILLE
same animal was third at the
Ephrata Fair in September.
A junior at Cocalico Senior
High School, Neal, 15, is
interested in gping into the
dairy business.
In other breed com
petition, Ken Findley of
Willow Street practically
stole the Ayrshire show,
AT 11:30 A.M.
Ordered by:
JAMES UNGMAN
AT THE
Old Rt. 11, Danville, Pa.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 14,1978
having won all but a couple
of the first-place ribbons. He
had both the grand and
reserve grand champion?
JoAnn Findley, also of
Willow Street, was his
closest rival. She exhibited
the best 3-year old, best aged
cow, and best uddered cow.
Mike Smith of Holtwood
had the top intermediate
calf; Fred Smith, Holtwood,
had the best senior calf. All
other first-place ribbons
were awarded to Ken Fin
dley.
Steve Hershey of Manheim
had the grand champion in
the only other breed that was
shown at the Manheim Fair:
Brown Swiss. His winning
cow also stood as the first
place 4-year old. Kerry Boyd
of Ephrata exhibited the
reserve grand champion
after having won first places
with eight of his entries. The
only other exhibitor to win a
first place was David Kulp of
Manheim who had the best
junior calf.
Following are the placings
of Holstein show:
Bull: 1. Glenn Shenk of
Lititz R 2; 2. Gail Ginder of
Elizabethtown R 3.
Grand Champion Bull:
Glenn Shenk.
Junior Calf: 1. Harold
Witraer of Manheim R 3; 2.
Glenn Shenk; 3. Lowell
Brubaker of Manheim R 2; 4.
Ed Nissiey of Manheim R 5.
Intermediate Calf: 1. Dale
Hershey of Ronks R 2; 2. Bob
Fox of Lititz Rl; 3. John
Zimmerman of Ephrata Rl;
4. Dennis Kulp of Manheim
Rl.
Senior Calf: 1. Marvin Fox
of Lititz Rl; 2. Lowell
Brubaker; 3. Larry Groff of
Kinzers-Rl; 4. Ed Gruber of
Mount Joy R 2.
Junior Yearling; 1. Harold
Witmer; 2. Gail Ginder; 3.
John Zimmerman; 4. Glenn
Shenk.
Senior Yearling: 1. Phil
Crouse of Stevens Rl; 2.
Neal Crouse of Stevens Rl;
3. Twila Brubaker of
Manheim R 4; John Zim
merman.
Two-Year-Old: 1. Lowell
Brubaker; 2. Harold Wit
mer; 3. John Zimmerman;
4. Larry Hershey of
Manheim R 6.
Three-Year-Old; 1. James
Zimmerman of Ephrata Rl;
2. Lowell Brubaker; 3.
Harold Witmer; 4. Kristine
Brubaker of Manheim R 2.
Four-Year-Old: 1. Lamar
Witmer of Manheim R 3; 2.
Lowell Brubaker; 3. John
Zimmerman; 4. Phil Crouse.
Aged Cow: 1. Lamar
Witmer; 2, Glenn Shenk; 3.
John Zimmerman; 4. Gail
Ginder.
Best Udder: 1. Lowell
Brubaker; 2. Lamar Wit
mer; 3: Kristine Brubaker;
4. Lowell Brubaker.
Junior Get of Sire: 1. Phil
Crouse; 2. Dale Hershey; 3.
Glenn Shenk.
Best Three Females: 1.
Lowell Brubaker; 2. John
Zimmerman; 3. Harold
Witmer.
Dairy Herd: 1. Lowell
Brubaker; 2. John Zim
merman; 3. Ruby Bollinger
of Manheimß3.
Produce of Dam: 1. Gail
Cinder; 2. Ruby Bollinger.
Dam-Daughter: 1. Lowell
Brubaker; 2. Gail Cinder; 3.
John Zimmerman; 4. Harold
Witmer.
•Showmanship
Junior (age 14 and under):
1. Gail Cinder; 2. Marvin
Zimmerman of Ephrata Rl;
3. Jeannie Cinder of
Elizabethtown R 3.
Senior: 1. Phil Crouse; 2.
Ruby Bollinger; 3. Lowell
Brubaker; 4. Neal Crouse.
Junior: 1. Jeannie Ginder;
2. Gail Ginder; 3. Marvin
Zimmerman.
Senior: 1. Robert Fox of
Lititz Rl; 2. Lowell
Brubaker; 3. Ruby
Bollinger; 4. Dale Hershey.
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