UNIVERSITY PARK - Dairy
and livestock producers may
discover the advancements and
opportunities that exist for animal
agriculture in the 80’s by attending
Dairy and Livestock Day at Penn
State Umversity, March 2,1981.
Sponsored by the Department of
Dairy and Animal Science, this
one-day symposium in the J. Orvis
Keller Conference Center features
two nationally prominent
authorities on production livestock
PUBLIC SALE
Strasburg Fire Company
Seventh Annual Sale
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
9:00 A.M.
West Main St, Strasburg, Pa.
HORSES - MULES - HEIFERS
FARM MACHINERY - HAY - STRAW
TOOLS - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - ANTIQUES
New 9’ spring harrow, Vicon CM24O disc
mower with 7V cut - used 2 seasons, New
Smucker-built semi-liquid manure spreader,
Alhs-Chalmers & Wisconsin engines rebuilt by
Smucker Welding Shop, 2,3,4,5,6 horse trees,
auto turn carts, round hay racks, 404 New
Holland hay crusher with fore truck and AC
motor mount - excellent condition, Hack-buggy
spring wagon combination spring wagon
AND MUCH MORE.
TRUCKLOAD OF FRESH FRUIT DIRECT
FROM FLORIDA
FRESH OYSTERS - STEAK FISH - SHRIMP
TRUCKLOAD OF NEW TOOLS
6 month old bull - sired by Lawerest Marvey
Dam 5 year old record - 20,600 - 3.9%, 4 bred
heifers, 3 due March - 1 due July, 1 yearling
heifer sired by Elevation Son. 1 TENT OF
DRIVING HORSES - WORK HORSES -
MULES
1975 CHEVROLET VAN
1 TON -30 SERIES -V8 -P.S.
ONE OWNER
Toyota Long-Bed Pick-Up Cap - 6 month old
lOOcc Indian Motorcycle, four 16 5 tires,
gasoline generator, like new 4” wood jointer,
tirewood by pickup load.
1-Bxl2 & 1-Bxlo Utility Shed, Dog Boxes,
Fireplace insert, old Milk Cans, Wheel
barrows, Window Air Conditioner
BUILDING SUPPLIES
New & Used
b ti usses - 42’ tip to tip w/4/12 pitch, 13-4' o c
33 tip to tip w/4/12 pitch, oak flooring, 2xB
tongue and groove flooring, 3 ] 2 xl6 fiberglass
insulation, variable pitch gable louvres,
Wheeling channel-dram galvanized roofing,
paneling trim, b & 9 lite barn sash, sliding door
tracks & closet rods of various sizes, metal &
asphalt roofing, new doors & windows, new
vinyl siding with foam backer, 2” alum siding,
nails, latex house paint, joint cement -51 b &25
lb and much more
New Hardware - Corner irons, brass &
chioine butt hinges, strap & claw hinges, or
namental hinges, tee hinges, masonry nails,
door hinges & pulls for cabinets, sliding door
latches, paneling nails - AND MUCH MORE
NEW LAZY BOY RECLINER
Trundle dining table w/4 high-back chans, T
book shelf, 22 cu ft. upright freezer, bed,
variety of T V's, gas stove, waterfall blanket
chest, coffee table, portable bar - excellent
condition plus many more large & small items
too numerous to mention.
COUSIN WITH DRY GOODS
QUILTS - Wedding Ring, Texas Star,
Tumbling Block - and many other hand made
quilts & crafts.
ITEMS SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT
DONATED ITEMS APPRECIATED
Other merchandise will be accepted until
10 00 P.M. Friday, February 27,1981
For information and pick-up service phone
687-8917 687-6604 687-8491
or call Auctioneers
No Poultry Equipment or Parts
Food served all day by the
LADIES AUXILIARY
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
OR THEFT -
NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS
TERMS BY,
STRASBURG FIRE COMPANY
Sale managed by:
ALVIN MILLER & ELVIN SIEGRIST
And Local Auctioneers
Dairy , livestock meetings to
and engery-Robert H Rumler and
Rodney O. Martin These men
head a list of experts presenting
the latest research findings in the
dairy, beef, swine and sheep
categories.
Rumler, Executive Chairman of
the Holstein Association of
America will discuss the
“Challenges and Opportunities in
Animal Agriculture in the 80’s.
Martin, Director of Farm
Systems Research and Develop-
ment for Agway, Inc , will present
"Alternative Energy Sources and
Energy Conservation in the 80’s.”
“Marketing Pennsylvania Beef
in the 80’s,” “Grazing Studies with
Dairy Animals,” “Sheep/Forage
Research for Small Farms” and
“Artificial Insemination m Swine”
are just a few of the many topics
offered.
In addition to these informative
sessions, the Dairy and Livestock
Day offers producers, researchers
and extension specialists a chance
to interact.
Beginning at 9 a.m. with
registration, the symposium is
expected to adjourn at 3:30 p.m. To
cover registration and in
structional material costs,
registrants are required to pay $7
per person or $lO for husband and
wife or two persons from the same
operation. Registration cost for 4-
H or FFA students is $3.
To attend the Annual Cat
tlemen’s Banquet held at 7 p.m, an
THATCH MEADOW
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
Located just off Rt. 6 at East Troy, Pa. Watch for auction arrows
off Rt. 6 by Warner Co. Case Dealer.
Due to a heart operation, we have decided to discontinue our farming
operation and will sell the following on.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
at 10 A.M. Sharp
Blizzard Date: Feb. 28
70 - Registered & High Grade Holsteins- 70
59 Reg. & Hi-Grades
Herd consists of 45 mature cows, 10 bred hfrs , 6 yrls., 9 calves. 7 cows
fresh Aug , 3 Sept, k Oct., 10 Nov., 4 Dec., 2 Jan., 3 due Feb., balance in all
stages of lactation Preg ex., interstate tested, shot for shipping fever.
Charts day of sale.
Some sale features:
Several nice daus of a Bootmaker son from the Mattock’s herd, easily
the nicest cows in the herd Including
Kris - nice 4yr old fresh in Nov. and just bred to New-Hopes. Sells with
her last calf by an Elevation son.
Nancy - a sr 3yr old fresh in Dec just bred to an Elevation son Sells
with 2 daus by an Elevation son Also selling is her full sister and a
maternal sis by a Bootmaker son
Also several good grades selling. Nice group of Mrs. and calves - all well
raised and out of an Elevation son from a Lucky dam. Several of the older
ones bred AI.
A C diesel tractor w/loader & wide front, only 1280 hrs., nice; Oliver 1555
gas tractor w/hydro power & wide front, only 2054 hrs , nice, Case tractor
w/loader, 2 M Farmalls, 1/hve PTO; AC chopper w/1 row com & pickup
heads, 4 yrs old, used very little; J.D #34 chopper w/1 row com & pickup
heads, N H #271 baler w/thrower; Gehl #440 - 9’ haybme; Badger 16’ self
unloading box, 2 heater w/heavy duty running gear & flotation tires, mce; 2
Lamco 14’ self unloading boxes, 1 w/flotation tires; 2 wagons w/16’ kicker
racks, 2 yrs old, 2 #323 New Idea 1 row corn pickers, good, Gehl #l2O
grinder mixer, 4 yrs old, good; A.C. #6OO 4 row no till corn planter, good;
J D. 18 disk gram drill, only drilled 200 acres, nice; I.H.C. 13 disk gram
drill; Brillion 10 pt. chisel plows, 3 yrs. old, Brilhon 12’ cultipacker, A.C.
14’ disk, 3 yrs old; 2-225 bu. McCurdy gravity grain boxes w/heavy duty
running gears & flotation tires, New Idea manure spreader; J.D. 4 bottom
16’’ semi mount plows; J D. 12’ disk, 12’ spring tooth harrows; 14’ spring
tooth harrows, 200 gal sprayer w/plastic tank; 34’ Smoker elev. w/motor;
IH C #4O table blower; Vicon spreader, NH. 56 side rake, Little Giant
elev w/motor, like new; N H hay crusher; T 3 pt. blade; '39 Dodge car;
20’ length 2” pipe; Homelite pump; 50 calf on hog round troughs; hay
feeder, chicken feeders; Western saddle & tack; hyd. cyls.; concrete
blocks; 3 heavy duty work benches, 50’ endless belt; water tanks; cow
clippers, dehorners, logger; forks; shovels; wheel barrows; log chains;
cables, Sears 7 H.P. lawn mower, Mini bike and many other small items.
Sale Mgr. Note:
Reserve this date for one of Bradford Co largest dispersals. You will find
a good herd of cattle carrying a 4% test at plant. A large line of like new &
well cared for machinery. The reason for such a large line of machinery,
Mr. Dombroski had a good line of machinery before he purchased this
farm with stock & equip.
Selling order small items 10:00 sharp, large machinery at 10:45, cattle at
approx. 1:00. Be on time. Sale will start promptly. See >ou Sat., Feb. 21.
This 260 acre farm for sale
Nice home, bam w/cement block basement & lamenated rafter roof, 50
tie stalls for cows, 15 hfr. stalls & box stalls, 18 by 55 silo, bulk tank; bam
cleaner, tool shed, com cribs, large pond & springs; 200 acres tillable, mce
long fields can be made into a show place. Just off hard road close to 2
parks 4 miles from Troy. Very good producing farm. Hay & silage in bam
stay w/farm, possession early spring. You must see to appreciate. Partial
financing available to approved party Contact owner after 8 P.M. at 717-
297-3160
Terms - Cash or Good Check. Lunch Available. Sale under Cover.
Owners,
I FRANK & LORRAINE DOMBROSKi
Auctioneer-Arlow Kiehl
SALES MGR.-GORDON WOOD, Mansfield. Pa.
Phone 717-549-4901
For the most in advertising coverage and preparing your sale call
Wood’s Auction Service.
Machinery
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 7,1981—A39
be held March 2
additional registration fee of $l2
per person by February 26 is
required. For advanced
registration and additional m-
Dairymen to hold
stray voltage meeting
LANCASTER Dairymen are
invited to attend a meeting on
Mastitis Control and stray voltage
at 1 p m. on Friday, February 13 at
the Lancaster Farm and Home
Center.
The session is being conducted
by the Larc aster County Extension
Service. Penn State dairy
specialists will lead the discussion.
Glenn. Shirk, Lancaster County
extension dairy agent, emphasizes
the meeting should be of particular i
interest to dairymen who are
expenencmg high cell counts and
formation, interested parties can
write to. Agn Conference Coor
dinator, 410 J.O. Keller Conference
Center, University Park, PA 16802,
814/865-9547.
who have frequent mastitis flare
ups. It should also be of interest to
dairymen who think they may be
plagued with stray voltage
problems.
Stray voltage problems have
popped up in many areas of the
county. Where it is a problem,
cows may fail to respond noimally
to mastitis treatments.
They may be reluctant to enter
the parlor, drink water or consume
feed.
Cows may appear to be “on
edge”, stepping around or kicking
at the milker, and failing to let
their milk down normally. Cell
counts may also be running higher
than usual.
“A Sweetheart of a Sale”
COMPLETE DAIRY
HERD & MACHINERY
DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
11:00 A, M
Bath. NY
Sale to be held at the farm known as
the former Ellsworth Roe farm. Locatedl
on Stewart Rd. off Campbell Creek Rd.
Follow auction pointers from Rt. 415.
Approximately 2 miles North of Bath or 3
miles S. of Kanona. Near expressway
underpass.
Discontinuing farming, selling full line of like
new machinery & the right kind of cows
41 Interstate Tested Mature Holstems. Herd
consists of 39 grade animals and 2 registered. 8
strictly fresh in January. 24 fresh or due in
February and March 4 due in May, balance
fresh last fall and bred back Both registered
animals handle calves and are out of an
Ivanhoe son. This is an entirely young herd of
sappy individuals All cattle blood and TB
tested and mnoculated against shipping fever
Necessary cows pregnancy checked. All ready
for immediate interstate shipment. A fancy
little herd of stanchion barn cows.
Machinery - Nice Hesston 4500 hydraulic
kicker baler with acid treat attachment,
Hesston PT-10 haybine, 2 Lamco kicker bodies
on gear, 1979 Hesston model 7020 forage har
vester with 1 row com & hay pickup heads, 2 NI
2 beater F.U. wagons on gear with flotation
tires, both like new, NI short hopper blower
with approximately 25’ pipe, like new; good NH
518 spreader, Allied 60’ mow conveyor, Allied
Skeleton bale elevator, National 3-16” mounted
plow with extra bottom, Case 13’ transport
disc, 12’ harrow, Oliver 4-16 semi-mount plow
for parts, older NI hay rake, PTO feeder, D.B.
1200 diesel tractor, needs motor job; Farmall H
with good rubber, etc., needs work; good set of
18.4x30 snap on duals.
GIRTON 625 MODERN BULK TANK WITH
AUTO. WASH, ETC.-EXCELLENT! Older
DeLaval vacuum pump, 3 Surge milker units, 2
S.S carrying pails, dumping station with 50’
hose. No small items.
Sale starts on machinery. Cows under tent at
noon. Lunch Available. Trucking arranged
Terms - Cash or good check sale day, I.D.
required. Nothing to be removed until settled
for.
Good clean machinery & cows in the right
location We will love to see you on Valentine’s
Day in Bath
OWNED BY,
JACK McLOUD
607-569-3646
Sale Managed & Sold by,
Pirrung Auctioneers, Inc.
Wayland, NY
716-728-2520