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HARRISBURG Penn- last Friday said foreign
sylvania Agriculture agricultural trade has
Secretary Penrose Hallowed become a major industry in
JUMML
DAIRY COW SHOW
AND SALE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1960
AT THE
GREEN DRAGON
LIVESTOCK MARKET
RO 3. EPHRATA, PA.
Ribbons S 5 Classes | Expecting
I Fresh Cow | 150 to 200
Trophies I Dry Cow I Top Purebred
i Fresh Heifer { & Grade Cows
Prize Money ! Dry Heifer 4 Heifers
J Mixed Bred |
No cows will be received after 5 P.M. Thursday,
October 16 for the show.
Judging 9:30 A.M. Sale 12:00 Noon
Show cows to be sold at 1 P.M.
Walter K. Risser, Proprietor
Office 717-733-2444
Res. 717-838-4318
MENT-WOOD HOLSTEIN
SALE
Located 10 miles Northwest of
Chambersburg, Franklin County, Pa. Leave
Route 81 at Exit 6 in Chambersburg, follow
' Route 30.. West thru Chambersburg, then 7
miles to Saint Thomas, to Edenville Rd. three
miles to farm, watch for signs in St. Thomas on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
Sale at I l:OOA.M.
90 - REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
- PLUS CALVES
Certified Accredited; Most Vacc.; 30 Day test. Sell
ing 62 milk cows, 7 bred heifers, 6 open heifers. Many
cows will be fresh before sale, others close, balance
various stage of lactation. Good number are first, se
cond and third lactation cows, some older; bred heifers
due fall and winter. Some calves sell. 2 excellent - 3
very good - Some 86 - 87 - 88 point animals selling in
clude - Excellent Black Eagel dtr., 311 D. 18,464 M., 636
F. Her Milestone heifer and Jemini bull calf sells.
Audrey, V.G. 87 sells, Sire is Keywey Skylight Tobes
Kennedy, Has in 229 D. 14,981 M. 3.9 T. 578 F., Inc. Her
Ex. 90 point Marquis dtr. sells as 4 year old. Est. at
17,283 M., other V.G. dtrs. plus a bred heifer sells;
Kingpin V.G. 88 dtr., sells with rec. to 21,000 M. 850 F.,
,she has 3 year old dtr. by Marquis King, 2 year old dtr.
by Glen Dell Arlinda Chief, 4 mo. old dtr. of Jemini sell
ing; V.G. 86 point Ivanhoe Star with 19,312 M. 4.1 T. 788
F., Gay Ideal and Wayne Springs dtr’s sell; V.G. 85
Glenholm Alert Dean Pbst dtr. 18,100 M. 619 F., her 83
pt. Apollo dtr. sells; V.G. 87 Thonyma Royal Prince
dtr., 17,418 M. 704 F., her Gay Ideal and Marvex dtr’s
also sell; V.G. 88 dtr. of An-Da-Beauty Skyliner Chief,
with 15,799 M. 4.0 T. 635 F. Inc., fresh by sale to Elev
tion. Rial nice Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe dtr. fresh by sale
with first calf. Also selling - V.G. 85 Elevation dtr.;
V.G. 86 Paclamar Triune Complete dtr.; V.G. 85 Gay
Ideal and others that could be mentioned. Service Sires
Inc. Jemini, Marvex, Molly Chief, Topper, Creek and
others.
SALE MANAGERS NOTE The Woodring’s are
selling all milking animals with exception of a few
blemished cows. Cows have not been poshed for pro
duction and should do well for buyers. Sale in Tent.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check; LunchatSale.
Write either of following for catalog.
Ralph W. Horst, Manager, and Auctioneer,
Marion, Pa. 17235
V. Art Kling, Manager and Auctioneer,
Landisburg, Pa. 17040
Fred M. Naugle, Manager and Predigrees,
R.D. 7. Carlisle. Pa. 17013
MERLE D. WOODRING & FAMILY
8890 Edenville- Cheesetown Rd.
Chambersburg, Pa. 17201
Phone 717-369-2566
the Pennsylvania economy.
Hallowed told more than
4C export exhibitors par
ticipating in an Agriculture
and Food Exposition in
Philadelphia, “You are on
the leading edge of an in
dustry that is growing better
by leaps and bounds. This
year marks the 11th con
secutive year of record food
and farm exports.
“The agricultural export
Held has grown up in Penn
sylvania and the nor
theastern United States to
the point where it is a part cf
the regular marketing
system, not just a means to
dispose of surplus foods.”
HR*
OF
SURPLUS BUILDING CONTRACTORS
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES,
BUILDING LOTS, ETC.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Corner of Ranckmill Road and Riverside
Drive, Lancaster Twp., Lane., Pa. Turn off of
Route 30 Lincoln Highway East on Riverside
Drive or 1/10 mile East of RCA, Route 23 on
Grofftown Road Ist street left on Riverside
Drive to sale. Watch for sale signs.
2 Plots of Land
No. 1 Fronting 247x249 ft. on Ranckmill Hoad,
zoned Residential for semi-detached houses.
No. 2 - 2 pt. 3 acres on corner of Ranckmill Road and
Riverside Drive, zoned Manufacturing. City sewer and
water at comer. 10% down day of sale, balance in 30
days.
Fleetstar 2110 tractor, 26,000 miles w/trail mobile
Lowboy, both good cond.; 2 Ton Trailer with engine;
Concrete Screed Vibrator with motor; 2 Concrete
Grinders, one Ceiling with motors; Case 1740 or Bobcat
Level Loaders with Buckets; Delta 6 in. Jointer and
Saw; 2 New Holland Dryers, complete; Royl-R Dirt
Shredder with engine; 12 and 14 in. DeWalt Radial
Saws; 3 Whitman Trowling Machine; 1 yd. 5/8 & 1/2 yd.
Concrete Hoppers; 1 yd. & 5/8 yd. Concrete Buckets;
Bx4B ft. Office Trailer on wheels; 8x26 ft. Truck Trailer
with office on wheels; 2-2 Wheel Trailers; 5 Warren
and Knight Transits; 4 Wackers Vibrator Tampers;
Homelite Sludge Pump 1 hp. motor; Homelite Sludge
Pump with 3 hp. engine; Ingersol Rand 125 Com
pressor; % and 2 Ton Chain Hoists; BxlB ft. Flat Wagon
on rubber; 18 ft. Elevator with motor; Steel Lawn
Roller; 8 Jackson Rubber Tire Wheelbarrows.
Portable Tank with 2 Pumps; 200 gal. Water Tank on
wheels; 10-12-14 & 22 in. Steel Bar Joice; 12 to 45 in.
Corrugated Pipe; Assortment of Galvanized Roofing; 6
in. Concrete Pipe; 100 Sections of Scaffolding with
Braces; BxB ft. Blasting Mat; 150 ft. of Chain Link
Fence with Posts and Hardware; 3 Rolls of % in.
Cable; 8 m. Concrete Blocks; Used Brick;' Rubber
Water Stop; 2 Drums of Farm Coating; Empty Drums;
Orangeburg Fittings; 7 Electric Poles; Strings of
Lights; 4-275 gal. Oil Tanks; Universal Farm Tires;
4x4 in. Extension; Water Colors; Building Paper;
Roofing Felt; Tarps; Rolls of Vapor barrier; Stop Leak
Foundation Coating; Bag Ties; 1000 pieces 4x4 m. 10 to
14 ft. lengths Fir; 100 2x2, 2x4 & 2x6 in. Universal
Concrete Forms; 4 to 16 in. Eye Beams; 1 in. x 1 in. Eye
Angle Iron; 6 - 8 & 12 m. Channel Iron; Several Hun
dred Steel Linels, 6 in., 3 - 4 & 5 ft. lengths; Pipe
Columns; Space Oil Heaters; Large Plywood Sign; 4xB
ft. 5/8 in. Plywood; Used Plywood; Miscellaneous
Lumber.
2 Georgie Buggies; Can’t Sag Gate; Wood and Metal
Doors; Sash; 16 Metal School Desks; 2 - 32 ft. Ex
tension Ladders; Step Ladders; General and Kidder
Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers; Pitney Bowes and
Copywriter and Tally; Burraws, Signature Writer;
Antique Wood Planes; Carpenter Tools; Shovels;
Rakes; Picks; Digging Irons; Scrapers; Nails, Etc.
SALE AT 10:00 A.M. BUILDING LOTS 2:00 P.M.
Small items sold first.
Auctioneers
Frank L. Steiler, 656-8195
Robert E. Martin & Son, 656-7770'
Don & Mike Steiler, Clerks
Aispach and Ryder, Attys.
No Out of State Checks
' Not Responsible for Accidents
Lunch Available
As vice-president of
EUSAFEC (Eastern United
States Agriculture and Food
Export Council), Hadowed
was hosting the exposition.
Representatives of 15
Japanese firms were in
Philadelphia on a buying
mission which includes the
one-day exposition at the
Holiday Inn-City Line
Avenue.
Japan is a major customer
for U.S. agricultural and
food products, annually
importing |4 billion in U.S.
commodities for its 115
million consumers.
The Japanese buyers wid
make three other stops while
Equipment
Terms By,
SAMUEL E. LONG, INC.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 20,1980—D29
in the United States: in
Houston, Kansas City and
Seattle. They are interested
in the full line of food and
agricultural products, in
cluding fresh, frozen and
canned dairy products,
snack items, processed
foods, feedstuffs and grains.
“Agricultural exports are
predicted to reach $4O bidion
in 1980,” Hadowed said,
“and to provide a national
trade balance of $22.5
billion.”
Pennsylvania’s share of
the agricultural export
market is increasing and
should top $2OO midion for
the first tone this year.
The Agriculture Secretary
said farm and food exports
increased by 20 percent in
1979, and noted that a similar
increase this year could
provide jobs for 2,000 Penn
sylvanians.
“Economic development
is a top priority of the
Thornburgh Ad
ministration,a nd
EASTERN NATIONAL
LIVESTOCK SHOW
4-H&FFA CLUB CALF
SHOW 3:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
SALE 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Held at the State Fairgrounds
Timonium, MD
Outstanding straight bred and crossbred show calf
prospects. Winners from last year’s sale in MD, PA &
VA to the Indiana State Fair & In lowa.
Championship Rodeo Sunday, September 28
3:00 P.M. $3.00 per person
SEPTEMBER
CLASSIC SALE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
11:30 A.M. Sharp
. Sale held at the Jack Wood Farm, located
along Taylor Valley Rd.. 3 miles north of Gin
cinnatus, off Rt 26.
80 REGISTERED 8 GRADE HOLSTEINS 80
#1 Lawara Farm, Interlaken, NY. Outstanding
service bull, sired by Poverty-Hollow Burkov
Demand; good 2 yr. old due Oct. 7 to Son of Elevation,
another 2 yr. old fresh in May and bred back in Early
August to Wayne Spring Farm Apollo.
#2 Gerald Twentyman, Homer, NY. A daughter of
Rockby Apollo Fawn Honor, due'with first calf 9-20,
bred to Kime Farms Astronaut Lewie.
#3 Fred Clark, Cincinnatus, NY. A yearling service
bull by Ransom-Rail Pacemaker, from VG cow with
125,802M4004F lifetime to date.
#4 Nick Sylstra, Oxford, NY. Sends a cow classified
GP that made 15,461M569F in 305 d.
#5 Whittier-Farms Apollo Rocket, bred heifers due
sale day to Kimesarms Astronaut Lewie.
#6 Stan Weddle & Sons, Homer, NY. Sends a Western
Apostle Chad grades - a 5 yr. old due Sept, to Busy
Acres Lindy. She maded 18,609 M 722 F 300 d last year. A
grade Willow daughter from a cow that made 311,305
205,532 M 698 F due soon to Tiho Kit Builder Son. 3 fresh
cows that made 17,057 M 629 F 291 d last year. Sells with
her heifer calf by Wauk Away Fond Reliance.
Note - Many other close and fresh cows and first calf
heifers. All .vaccinated for shippmg fever for out of
state buyers. Cattle will be tested sale day and eligible
for shipment in 72 hrs.
Manger’s Note - This sale consists of top registered
and high grade cattle. These cattle must be seen to be
appreciated.
Inspection welcome anytime. Come watch them
milk.
Terms - Cash or good check. ID required. Lunch
Available.
JACK WOOD’S LIVESTOCK & AUCTION SERVICE
Sales Managers
Cincinattus, NY 13/140
607-863-4141
agricultural exports can
play an important part in
development of our
agribusiness economy,” he
said.
“As an agricultural state
and a food processing and
marketing center, Penn
sylvania is in an excellent
position to help fill the needs
of potential foreign
customers. We have the
farm production
capabilities, the capital and
the know-how. We have the
marketing, transportation
and port facilities. We can be
a reliable source of farm and
food products for the export
market,” he said.
“I expect Pennsylvania’s
agribusiness enterprises will
continue to expand. ”
The Japanese Buying
Mission and the Agriculture
and Food Exposition are
being sponsored by
EUSAFEC, ihe Foreign
Agricultural Service and the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture.