M6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 29,1980
Cumberland DHIA cites record-making cows
BOLING SPRINGS -
Cumberland County
dairymen last Thursday
night met and honored a
number of dairymen for
their outstanding dairy
production records.
Paul Strock, R 9,
Mechanicsburg, was
recognized as having the
high herd average in milk
production. Paul’s herd of
121 Registered Holsteins
produced an average of
18,767 pounds of milk.
John F. Stoltzfus, R 5,
Kenneth Zeigler, left, President of the Cum
berland County Dairy Herd Improvement
Association is shown with the 1980 DHIA award
winners. Paul Strode, R 9, Mechamcsburg was
recognized for having the high herd average in
milk production. Gary Hornbaker representing
Milkway Farms received the high cow in milk
production award for having their cow Bonnie
produce 27,894 pounds of milk in 305 days. Roy
Snoke, R 1 Shippensburg, owned a two year old,
Garold & Teresa Skellett
Harpersville, NY
Complete Dispersal
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3
12:00 Noon
Sale to be held at the Whitney Point Sale
Barn, Rt. 11, Whitney Point, NY. Use Exit 8 off I
-81.
87-Registered & High Grade Holsteins-87
75 mature cows of which 30 are registered, out of
sires such as; Lord Orlo, Alpine, Truvation, Cockney,
Amigo, Cochran Sunshine, Apostle, and others. The
milking herd consists of 16 recently fresh, 24 fresh July
thru Sept. Some bred back and some ready to breed. 20
handling or bagging, 8 due March and April, balance in
all stages, 11 heifers ranging from started calves to 7
mo. old, 1 registered started bull You will find a good
herd here that is on DHIA test with over 15,000 lbs
RHA This being done with over 21 first call heifers
Cattle have been blood and TB tested; pregnancy
examined, shot for shipping fever and eligible toi
immediate interstate shipment day of sale
(It’s Clean). JD 4000 diesel tractor with Hemeker
cab, nice shape, JD 3010 diesel tractor with Leon HD
front end loader, chains, nice shape, JD 215 transport
disc, new this summer and have only disked 15 acres,
showroom condition, JD 1240 4 row plateiess corn
planter, Lamco self unloading wagon, 3 beaters with
roof on tamden running gear, new this summer, JD 214
self unloading wagon, JD 34 manure spreader with
hyd end gate, Nls6’ skeleton elevator.
Milking Equipment - Surge Alamo 75 milker pump,
electric pulsation unit, 3 DeLaval electric pulsation
milkers, dumping station and hose, line dryer
PS; All cattle and machinery have been moved for
your convenience to Whitney Point Sale Barn
Terms Cash or one way check. Lunch Available.
GAROLD & TERESA SKELLETT
Owners
Mel Manasse, Sale Manager and Auctioneer
Whitney Point, NY
607-692-4540
Shippensburg, was
recognized as having the top
herd in the production of
Butterfat. His 44 Registered
and Grade Holsteins
produced an average of 680
lbs. of Butterfat.
In addition, one of John’s
cows. Ess Creek Vista
Double Gal produced a
record amount of butterfat
this past year. Gal produced
978 pounds of butterfat in the
305 day test period. John was
also recognized as having
the top two-year old record
Machinery
in fat. Jody’s record as a
two-year old was 769 pounds
offat.
Milkway Farms, R 5,
Shippensburg, received the
high cow in Milk Production
Award for having Bonnie
produce 27,894 pounds of
milk in a 305 day penod. The
1980 Cumberland County
DHIA High two year-old in
milk award went to Roy
Smoke, Rl, Shippensburg,
whose 2-year old Olga
produced 21,074 pounds of
milk.
Olga, who produced 21,074 pounds of milk. And
Roy Coover, R 1 Carlisle, received the award for
the most improved production this past year.
PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Real Estate
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7
@ 11A.M.
108+ Acre Dairy Farm. Located along Rt. 419
in Tuipehocken Twp., Berks Co., Pa. 5 mi. north
of Rt. 422 & Womelsdorf, 5 mi. south of Rt. 22 &
Interstate 78 Rehrersburg exit.
REAL ESTATE
ZONING. Rural, 1 acre lots. Thousands of feet of
road frontage on 2 roads. Approx. 130 acres tillable in a
high state of cultivation w/48 acres in young and ex
cellent alfalfa, 13 acres fenced pasture, 37 acres
mature woods w/2 never failing streams & pond. Silt
loam soil, high fertility, high PH, moderately deep,
well drained, level to gently sloping, base, siltstone,
impure limestone, grey and brown calcareous shale
HOUSE 3000+ sq. ft. just completely & distinctly
refurbished sub-structure to finish. Ist fir. - kit, dm.
run , den, hv. rm , full bath & laundry. 2nd fir. - 3 very
large bdrms., vestibule, 2 full baths & closets 3rd. fir.
unfinished bdrm Finished basement w/utility bath &
game rm. Dynatherm oiThot water baseboard heat. All
copper plumbing w/top line Kohler fixtures & water
softener. Armstrong firs & Lees & Mihkm w/w carpet
throughout, mcl basement Fully insulated, all storm
windows & much more
OUTBLDGS; Ail outbldgs. freshly painted & m
excellent repair Bank Barn 45x90 Starline Stanchions
for 30 cows, 2lg heifer pens & barn cleaner Milk house
w/400 gal Mueller bulk tank, bunk feeder shed 63x33
w/3 silos attached, 20x30 Harvestore, 16x60 Star
poured concrete, 14x50 H & H, all unloaders in ex
cellent cond 3 car garage, independent 200 AMP
service, house, barn & shed each w/separate breaker
panels & generator hookup Exceptional water supply
from 180’ well
Terms: 10% dn. day of sale, settlement on or before
April 30, 1981. Inspection by appt. Call: HORNING
FARM AGENCY, INC 215-286-5183
Terms By,
RIDGE CREST FARMS
Elton & Alvin Horning Auctioneers
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC.
Mam Street
Morgantown, Pa
215-286-5183
The award for the most
improved production this
past year went to Roy
Coover, Rl Carlisle
The Annual meeting and
annual summary was
dedicated to Corlan Farms,
BE Martha, as a registered
Holstein owned by Delmar
Comman. This mild man
nered cow aided the county
dairymen to bnng part of the
farm to school. As of the
Spring of 1980, The Cum
berland County dairy in
dustry has presented their
program to over 18,000
students attending the 59
Elementary Schools in the
nine school districts in the
county. '■
Each student in kin
dergarten to fifth grade in
the nine school districts has
an opportunity to hear a
dairyman discuss the im
portsmce of the dairy cow
and the dairy farming for
approximately 25 to 30
minutes. The dairyman
presented the information to
the students in groups of 40
in the school yard standing
near “Martha the Cow ”
ANNOUNCING
BERKS CATTLEMAN'S
ASSOCIATION
CLUB CALF &
FEEDER CALF SALE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5
7:30 P.M.
Leesport Market & Auction, Rt. 61, Leesport,
Pa
Offering Approximately
60 Club and Feeder Calves
Also Purebred Heifers with Papers
** All club calves must grade 12 or better. Lester
Burdett, PSU Extension Livestock Specialists will
be the grader.
** Calves will be acclimated and on feed.
** Club calves will be sold by the head, weights will be
announced.
** All calves will have shipping fever shots.
For more information call
Jim Dietrich Ken Ranck
215-562 8323 215-926-4903
Steve Fisher Richard Rabenold
215-689-5728 215-683-7165
Paul Holcombe Clyde Myers
215-926-4388 215-378-1327
SHORT NOTICE SALE
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY - HORSE TACK
FEW HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6
Located Vi mile west of Gum Tree, Chester
County, PA - 6 miles south West of Coatesville
4 miles south of Parkesburg. Turn east off Rt.
10 unto Friendship Road, go to Stottsville Road
turn north.
John Deere 50 tractor, good condition, good rubber;
New Holland 202 ground drive manure spreader, good
shape; John Deere 127 rotary mower, 3 pt., 5 ft. cut;
dump trailer; tractor chains; 3 pt. scraper blade;
barbed wire wheelbarrow; metal feed bins; Speedaire
sand blast gun with hopper kit; new section base board
heat; new light fixtures; Curto fly sprayer; 2 Knap Sac
sprayers; chemical liquid feed pump; new mower
parts; wooden barrels; 35 watt Dayton generator, 110-
220 with 4 cycle Briggs gas engine, electric start;
Dayton 10 amp. battery charger; Ajar electric welder;
Dayton 10 h p. riding mower; transaxle with electric
start; wind breaker for John Deere 50 , 200 ft. plastic
cover; 30 ft. wooden extension ladder; step ladder, 6
new mail boxes; 2 new stailizers
Horse Tack & Blankets.
Saddle Benches
Western rough out cutting saddle matching breast
plate and tie down, 2 full size English saddles, 1
English pony saddel 2 New Zealand turn out blankets,
ondles, bits; girths, saddle racks, 2 saddle benches,
Westmghouse heavy duty automatic washer, front
load; G E refrigerator, many items not mentioned out
of tack room
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dayton dehumidifier, old fashioned fire place mantel,
vinyl sofa bed, Kenmore electric sewing machine;
upughlsate t 1 ngidaue automatic washei. luundtue
place screen eJeciuc lamps, new slutted animals, 12
piece glass punch bowl set, i ivslal apples new animal
pianius, many dishes and small Hems uui ul House
<uid gai <ige
TERMS BY.
WILLARD & TOBY LANGENDORF
AUCTIONEERS
Steve Petersheim
215-869-2508
Everett Kreider
AUCTIONEERS* NOTE: Items well maintained
Students had an op-'
portumty to touch (pet) the
cow as they left the
presentation to go back to
their class rooms to hear the
Dairy Princess discuss the
values of milk to one’s diet
and other interesting facts
about milk.
It has been estimated that
Martha attended school 41
days visiting 44 schools with
enrollment of over 15,00
students. Galen Smith,
Richard Lehman, M.
Thomas Sheaffer, Donald
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