D24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1980
BALANCE SHEET
Before we look ahead to
next year, let’s look back at
last year to see the balance
sheet for the dairy price
support program.
You should already know
that it was a record high
year of dollar volume pur
chase by CCC partly because
you’re in a record high year
of milk production.
After the sales were
subtracted from the pur
chases the net cost of the
program was $1.3 billion.
That was over five tunes as
much as the $250 million cost
in 1979.
For that $1.3 billion the
CCC removed the equivalent
of 8.2 billion pounds of milk
or about 6.5 per cent all you
sent to market. That’s the
largest volume since 1962
and the flood keeps coming.
These figures are for the
marketing year from Oc
tober to September. But if
we look at the first nme
months of 1980 the CCC has
AUCTION SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
32 ACRE FARM
Located on Rt. 273 between Fairhill & Blue
Ball, MO, 4th election district of Cecil Co. Signs
posted
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6
12:30 P.M.
Inspection Sat. Nov. 22 1 to 3 P.M.
Real Estate consists of 32 acres more or less of
rolling countryside with old colonial stone restorable
home, wagon house, frame barn & outbuildings
Terms-15% down when sold day of sale, to be paid by
certified check, bank draft or cash only. Mot refun
dable if not settled within 30 days.
Advertised For Sale By Trustees
ALBERT EWING &
ALLEN B. YUNINGER
guardians for
RICHARD & ANNA DOWNEY
Auctioneers;
Harold S. Hill & Son
215-274-8525
Not Responsible For Accidents
AUCTION OF COINS
WEDNESDAY EVENING
DECEMBER 3,1980
6:00 P.M.
Located at Lykens Valley “Shop and Play” Hall,
Route 209, Lykens, Pennsylvania
Coins to be sold; Nickels, Quarters. Silver Dollars,
Dunes, Half Dimes, Half Dollars, Lg Pennies, Three
cent nickels, 14 Pieces of Gold.
THERE WILL BE OVER 300 LOTS For complete
list of corns, send name, address and stamp to Auc
tioneer. Coins can be seen from 400 PM to 6 00 P M
day of sale
TERMS: Casb. Personal checks accepted only from
persons having an established account with Auc
tioneer.
OWNER,
JOHN MAURER
DOCKEY & DOCKEY, AUCTIONEERS
DEPPEN. APPRENTICE
The Milk
Check
TOM JURCHAK
County Agent
already purchased the
equivalent of 7.3 billion
pounds of milk which is 3.5
times as much as all of
calendar 1979.
Don’t blame it all on dairy
products because they were
down about 208 million
pounds of milk equivalent
under last year for the first
eight months of 1980.
One of the ideas for the
new suppport price program
is to gear the support price to
CCC purchases. As the
purchases go up, the support
price goes down.
Proposals like this have
been made by National Milk
Producers Federation,
American Farm Bureau and
USDA each with a different
formula.
As it turns out it wouldn’t
have made any difference
which one was used this
year. Under the present
situation, they all would be
down to 75 per cent of parity.
That’s just about where we
are right now.
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Phy e
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Delaware Co.
4-H’ers compete
MEDIA Years of
competition in local and
district 4-H shows paid off
for Valh Lanzetti, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lanzetti of Folcroft. She won
seventh place in the Pony
Barrell Racing class at the
State 4-H Horse Show held
recently in Harrisburg. Lynn
Grace of Glenolden, also
represented Delaware
County 4-H Horse and Pony
Club at this event.
Some 500 contestants from
across the state competed as
a result of winning county
and district eliminations.
Keith and Kris Bryan,
whose parents are Mr. &
Mrs. C.R. Bryan, Jr. of
Middletown Twp., recently
showed their 4-H market
hogs in the Keystone
Livestock Exposition at
Harrisburg. Their animals,
bred by Glen Mills School,
placed Bth, oth and 10th in
stiff competition .among
Junior Exhibitors from
several states. The com-
FARMERSVILLE
AUCTION
TUES.. NOV. 25. 1980
5:30 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi. east of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Very fine 5 pc genuine Mahogany bedroom suite
w/twm pmeapple poster beds, Heavily carved oak
chair w/lions heads; mahogany bachelors chest
w/drop leaves; painted chest; cedar chest; solid
maple double dresser; G E upright freezer; steel
office desk; 2 drum tables; students lamp, waterfall
bedroom suite; maple bunk beds; 2 Maytag wringer
washers; very nice large pine hutch; occasional
chairs; lots of new chairs; avocado refrigerator; blue
sofa bed; blue reclinder, mahogany double bed &
matching chest of drawers, kneehole desk; odd
dressers, vanity, cord organ, platform scales, TV; 2
new deacons benches; very large rug (aboutso’ long);
swivel office chair; sleds, hi chairs; Hoover & Eureka
upright sweepers; Zenith radio; Hahn self propelled
lawn mower, oak extension table; wooden kitchen
cabinet; 4 school desks; disassembled wooden
playhouse, single & double bedding; doors & windows,
approximately 35 dolls including 3-14” plastic Shirley
Temples, toys, baby things, dishes, small items, etc,
etc
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
call JOHN I. Run
354-5095
Consignments being accepted for our Annual New
Years Day Antique Sale
ABSOLUTE
PUBLIC AUCTION
93 ACRE FARM WITH ALL
IMPROVEMENTS. 92 ACRES
TILLABLE W. HEMP. TWP. LANC. CO.
FARM BOUNDED BY NOLT RD.,
STONEY BATTERY RD, &
MONTEZUMA DR.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
2.00 P.M.
Buildings include 9 room brick house, Ig bank barn,
silo, tobacco shed, wagon shed, all in good condition
Farm is in a high state of cultivation, has good
drainage, high in production with a lot of road fron
tage
Terms 10% down da\ ol sale Bal \|wil 1 Hm
Financing available with approved credit.
For information and mspettion of properts please
call 898-7610
Sale For:
JOHN EBERSOLE
J.H Davis. Auctioneer
898-7610 Salunga, Pa
J H Davis Auction Service
petition was divided into four
weight classes and followed
by carcass judging after the
hogs were slaughtered at
A.&B. Packing Plant in
-Allentown. The Bryans
received 4th, sth, 6th, and Bth
place premiums for these
classes. Keith also placed in
the top ten percent in the
Junior Livestock and Meats
Judging Contest at the same
event.
Other recent 4-H awards
went to the Delaware County
4-H Dairy Goat Club as top
winners in the National 4-H
Week Exhibit, according to
Nadine Albany,’ 4-H
Assistant. This award was
announced at the 4-H
Members Achievement
Banquet in Media. Members
from throughout Delaware
County were recognized for
1980 accomplishments. The
event was planned and run
by the 4-H Members Council.
M.C.’s were Lon Sunasek of
Thornburg and Kim Bryan
of Middletown.
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
22% ACRES
BERKS COUNTY WOODLAND
For: EARL % & JOYCE 0. LATSHAW
At: Treichler Road (1 mi. SW off Dryvilie Huffs
Church Road) West of Huffs Church, PA
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
REAL ESTATE - 22% Acres Harvested Woodland
w/70’ fronting Treichler Road K/A T 872 in District
Township, Berks County, leading to Lobachsville, a
small stream crosses along the front part of the tract of
land, also it has a 180' nght-of-way for the MET-ED
TOWER LINE running through on the north corner of
the property.
INSPECTION - Anytime
TERMS - 15% down day of sale, cash or approved
check. Sale subject to confirmation. Settlement w/in 60
days.
SANFORD A. ALDERFER, INC.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Harleysville, PA
723-1171
BEAL ESTATE
AUCTION
Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Nuschke Farm
R.D. #1 Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pa.
200 Acre Vegetable & Beef
Fertile Creek bottom soil
Friday—December 19, 1980—1:30 pm
Sale to be on the premises
LOCATION: Approximately 5 miles north of
Shippensburg, off Route #686, turn west on
West Creek Road (first road on north side of
Conodogumet Creek), V* mile to farm
TRACT -1:100 acres - complete set of buildings
TRACT -2: 59 acres -37 tillable - secluded
TRACT -3: 41 acres -32 tillable
Offered separately and as a whole.
INSPECTION; Saturday, November 22, 1 pm to
4 pm, other times by appointment.
BROKER COOPERATION INVITED
FOK DETAILED BROCHURE—CaII or Writ*,
NIOHM B. NIE3LET REAL ESTATE
BROKER-AUCTIONEER.
32 W High St , Carlisle, PA 17013
(717) 249-8787
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Located 2 mi. North of Martinsburg off Route
866, on the Piney Creek Road, Blair Co., Pa.
Farm Machinery, Dairy Herd, and Real Estate, if
not sold before day of sale.
Farm Machinery Case 2090 tractor (116 hp) w/528
hrs on and fully equipped cab, Case 885 tractor, WDI7
tractor, NI 279 cutter conditioner (1 yr. old), NH 513
spreader (like new), AC manure loader, 9-tooth Case
Chisel plow, 4-bottom Industrial 16” kick-back plow,
NH 269 Baler w/thrower, 35-foot Smokey elevator
w/motor, NH Hayrake, NH forage wagon (fair con
dition), 3 hay wagons w/racks, rubber tire covered
wagon, stone cart, wood-saw, 42” hay dryer fan w/5 hp.
motor, 3-pt. scraper blade, 2 barrel spreader for parts,
field sprayer to mount on tractor, Elec fencer, tractor
weights, 2 calf huts, 350 tons of silage, some hay, scrap
iron, & misc. items too numerous to mention
Cattle 45-head Holstein milk cows, 24-head Holstein
young cattle (all different ages) '
Real Estate will be sold at 11 00 A M (If not sold
before day of sale)
Consists of 194-Acre farm, 97-acres tillable. Large 6-
room house, closed-m porch, attic, basement, modern
kitchen & bath Bank barn w/large straw-shed, 32
stanchions, additional free-stall barn w/48-foot bunk
feeder and can be equipped w/54 free-stalls, 3-unit
Surge pipeline milkers, milkhouse w/bulk tank & hot
water heater, 18x55 silo & 12x35 silo Creek running
through farm Never failing well
Has to be seen to be appreciated.
TERMS: CASH or Good Check on Personal
Property.
Real Estate 10% Down Balance on Delivery of
Deed Owners has the right to reject any or all bids
Lunch Available Not Responsible For Accidents
ROBERT E. & SHIRLEY M. BURKET
Owners
John J Dillmg, Auctioneer
Phone. 814 793-3579
2:00 P.M.
9:30 A.M