D2o—Lancaster Farming,
Broiler
PA BROILER
PLACEMENTS
DOWN ONE PERCENT
HARRISBURG -
Placements of broiler
chicks in the Com
monwealth during the
Game protectors
earn awards
HARRISBURG -
Two of the Penn
sylvania Game Com
mission’s district game
protectors have been
honored for their out
standing work as
wildlife conservation
officers.
Northampton County
District Game
Protector Richard W.
Anderson was named
the wildlife con
servation officer of the
year by Shikar Safari
Club International, and
Juniata County District
Game Protector Barry
L. Warner was the
recipient of the top
officer award presented
annually by the Nor
theast Conservation
Law Enforcement
Chiefs Association.
Anderson received his
award at the convention
of the Pennsylvania
Federation of Sport
smen’s Clubs at
Carlisle, and Warner
recieved his honors at
the Northeast Fish and
Wildlife Conference at
Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Anderson has been
with the Pennsylvania
Gaipe Commission
since his enrollment as
a student officer at the
Ross Leffler School of
Conservation (the
agency’s training
school) in 1959. He was
assigned to the district
game protector’s
position in Northampton
County in 1960, and has
been there since that
time.
Warner enrolled at
the Game Commission’s
training school in 1972,
Apple
holdings
up
HARRISBURG -
Pennsylvania apples m
cold storage on March
31 totaled 79,998,000, up
15,203,000 pounds or 23
percent from a year
ago, according to the
Pennsylvania Crop’
Reporting Service.
Of that total, which
converts to 1,905,000
bushels at 42 pounds
each, York Imperial
apples comprise the
largest variety in cold
storage at 691,000
bushels.
Rome apples follow at
442.000 bushels, with
holdings of Red
Delicious applies at
302.000 bushels, and
Gold Delicious applies
at 264,000 bushels.
Applies in cold
storage in the con
tinental United States
on March 31 totaled
35.297.000 bushels, up
10.378.000 bushels from
a year ago.
Saturday, May 9,1981
placements down
week ending April 25
were 2,456,000, ac
cording to the Penn
sylvania Crop Repor
ting Service.
The placements were
one percent below the
and fc'lowing * his
graduation the next
year, he was assigned to
Bedfrod County as
district game protector.
He has been the district
game protector in
Juniata County smce
1978.
BLENDTDAIE FARMS MILKING HERD
AND DRED HEIFER DISPERSAL
On the farm located in Kent County,
Delaware, two miles east of Route 13 on
Route 51 (4 miles north of Smyrna,- 6
miles south of Odessa, one mile south of
the intersection of Routes 896 and 13).
Turn east off Route 13, take Route 51
and follow sale signs.
SATURDAY, MAY 23
ll:OOA.M.
90 HEAD OF HOLSTEINS SELLING
70 Registered -201. D. Grades
1 EX, 9 Very Good, 23 Good Plus Selling
Also a Few Heifer Calves
SELLING:
Blendtdale Carmen
El Louise VGB6 365 24,753 3 8 934
Blendtdale Arlmda
Dons Mane GPB4 308 22,501 3 9 880
Stroby Million
Dollar Baby 335 21,120 4 1 871
Blendtdale Eunice
Kathy-Twin VGBS 336 20,907 39 831
Blendtdale Carla
Star Darlene GPB2 305 21,660 3 7 810 '
I D Grade No 32 305 22,025 3 4 750
Blendtdale Thor
Debbie Lucy VGBS 322 21,447 3 3 717
Blendtdale Clair
Jo Lydia EX 90 293 19,277 4 3 824
Featuring
BLENDTDALE CLAIR JO
LYDIA - EX
4-6 293 19,277 4.3 824
Rolling DHI average -18.085 M 3.8% 685 F
Herd average last test day 61 lbs. 26 head
from 70 tolll lbs.
Twenty-four (24) 2-yr. olds sell making good
first-calf records.
Sires represented include: Elevation,
Marvex, Astronaut, Jet Stream, Apollo Rocket,
and many now carrying service to Creek Bluff
Elevation Lester (+1397).
12 Bred Heifers Sell 7 due near sale time
others July through September.
Tested for Interstate Shipment
Pregnancy Checked
SELLING AT 10:30 A.M.
MACHINERY
Fox Forage Chopper with 2-row com head
and 6 ft. pick-up attachments, J.D. Self
unloading Forage Wagon, and Carter Self-
Unloading Forage Wagon.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
(Sells subject to prior sale. Call if interested)
800 gal. ESCO water-cooled Bulk Tank with
compressor, Complete 8-stall parlor DeLaval
Milking System with 8 automatic take-off units,
Complete overhead Feeding System for 12-stall
parlor, 2 vacuum pumps. Stainless steel lines,
Milk transfer pump stalls and 10 ton feed bin
For More Information Contact:
Owner
CARLTON BLENDT, JR.
Route 1, Box 277
Townsend, Delaware 19734
Ph. Home; 302-653-9141
Barn: 302-653-2113
Sale Manager
REMSBURG SALE SERVICE
P.O. Box 177, Jefferson, Md. 21755
Phone: 301-473-8214
coiresponduig week a
year earlier but six
percent above the
previous week. Average
placements during the
past nine weeks were
one percent above a
year earlier.
Placements in the 21
key poultry producing
states were 85,703,000,
slightly below the
previous week but four
percent above the same
week a year ago.
Average placments in
.the 21 key states during
the past nine weeks
were three percent
above a year earlier.
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 22.1981
12:30 PJW.
V* Mile North of Dry Run, Pa. on
Alternate Rt. 75 7 Mites'North ot Willow
Hill Exit (14) off PA Turnpike.
250 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
150 Registered 100 Grades; 15 Second and
Third Calf Heifers and Cows; Springers or
Fresh; 85 Bred Heifers 3 Months to Fresh;
150 Open Holstein Heifers, 5 Registered
Holstein Bulls Service Age From Top A.I.
Sires.
Sires of Registered Animals: Glenn Valley
Star, Marvex, Gemini, Job, Jet Stream, Milu
Betty Chief, Superior, Proud Performer,
Optimist, Triple Threat, Bootnick, Lester,
Snowman, Liftoff, Chief Astronaut, Rocket,
JoDan, BB Ivan Willow, Standout, Boots and
other top American and Canadian Sires
Records on Most Dams - Catalogues - Heifers
Vaccinated - Pregnancy Checked - Interstate
Charts
This is a well bred, well grown group of
heifers Most started on this farm.
Sale Order Cows and Fresh Heifers -
Springer and Bred Heifers - Bulls - 2 p.m. -
Open Heifers - Calves.
fred & mike McCartney
Dry Run, Pennsylvania
Phone: (717) 349-2393 or
(717)349-7752 -
Lunch at Sale Motel Accommodations
Auctioneers: Click & Harry
Pedigrees: V. Art Kling
Clerks: Coons & Coons
PUBLIC SALE
OF GUNS t AKIMS
MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 25
. 10:00 A.M. Guns at 1:30 OST
Located: Along Spangler Rd. Manheim,
Lancaster Co., Pa. Take Rt. 283 to
Manheim - Mt. Joy Exit, turn North on
Breneman Rd. Right on Spangler Rd.
Look for signs.
40 GUNS 40 '73 KAWASAKII2S
Bemardelli Deluxe V.B Holland 16 ga. S#
40220; Baker M-1897 10 ga.; A.H. Fox CDS#
15257 D; A.H. Fox GAS# 2357; 6 Fox
Sterhngworth (4 12 ga. 2-16 ga.); Fox 410 B;
Lefever; Ithaca; Savage M-99 300ca1.; Savage
M-99 30 caj.; Savage M-24 SA 20 ga.; German
DBHammer 12ga.; Mauser3o-06; J.C.Higgins
12 ga.; Zulu 12 ga.; WINCHESTERS - W Bicen.
’76 30-30 S# 03618; W Cent. ’66 30-30 Car.
5#79864; W Cent. ’66 30-30 Rifle 5073396; W M
-62A22; WM-I24I0; WM-2420ga. &12ga.; New
W M-1212 ga. S# Y 201266 1; Two W M-1216 ga.;
W M-12 20 ga.; W M-9712 ga.; W M-2512 ga.; W
M-55 22 Rifle; W M-67 22 Rifle; Three Stevens
Favorite; Stevens 22 Rifle; Stevens2o ga.
ANTIQUES
Mason Ironstone China Plate (1800’s) U.S.
Army milk can (drop Handles) Copper kettle,
iron pots, Steam whistles, Model T & A head
lights Sc radiator, 1919 license plate, Buggy Sc
Miners lights, lantern & oil lights.
WOODEN ITEMS
Baby buggy, 2 rakes, 2 shaking forks (3 & 5
prong wheat binder) grain cradle, tub,
measures, butter mold (wh. sheaf), pulley,
Shnitzel-Bunk, yam winder, wash stand;
Movie projector w/glass slides, Stohler Ax,
Edison Phonograph, Cowden & Clay crocks,
Mt Joy food grinder, cherry seeder, Buch com
sheller, Pitcher & whiskey pumps, 4 Pea
scales, ice tongs, Stohler drawing knives,
Hammered hinges.
Coke glasses, Depression, jars, brass pot,
cast bowl, 3 kettle hangers, butter churns,
ironstone church plates, platters, ink well,
Vases, Soap stone, Food dryer; 1889-1928
Stamps & letters, bej smoker, knives & forks,
automotor heater, Childs old pedal car,
wrecker, tin car (Chrysler) sled, and many
useful items not listed.
Case of Rain - Sale held indoors.
Sale Order - Antiques 10:00 A.M Guns 130
P.M.
Lunch - Chicken B-B-Q
Sale by
JAY & NANCY KULP
C.H. Wolgemuth & H. Shaffner Aucts.
Ph. 665-5664
Oneonta, N.Y.
Special Heifer &
Beef Sale
TUESDAY, MAY 12
250+ Head
Located at Empire Livestock Marketing
Cooperative, Inc., Routes 23 and 205;
R.D. #3, P.O. Box 113, Oneonta, New
York 13820.
Consigned
1. Jim Schuman Farms Oneonta, NY. 11 Hoi.
Hfrs. - Handling and springing dose.
2. Consigned from Lloyd Johnson - Delhi -14
real nice Hoi. yearling Hfrs.
3. Consigned from Ken & Donna Adair,
Westford, 6 real nice Hoi. Hfrs - bred from 2-3
mos., 4 are registered.
4. Consigned from Keith Rider - Davenport 8
Hoi. yearling Hfrs.
5. Consigned from Roy Christensen - 8 Hoi.
yearling Hfrs. %
6. Consigned from Doyle Warnunont - West
Edmeston - 20 Hoi. yearling Hfrs.
7. Consigned from Mauricia Duette Ranch,
Morris -12 head of Registered Aberdeen Angus
-6 cows-6 calves.
__ 8. From Western New York - 75 head of top
feeder cattle - weighing between 4004500 lbs. -
steers and Hfrs. f
Consignments welcome until sale time.
John Weidman, Mgr.
Phone 607-432-5710
RAYMOND D. MARTIN ESTATE
ABSOLUTE
Wl PUBLIC
AUCTION
OUTSTANDING REAL ESTATE
18 ACRE FARMETTE
FRI., MAY 22,1981
2 P.M.
Located along Route 441, approx. 8 miles
North of Columbia, Pa. between Marietta
and Bainbridge. TO BE SOLD ON AN
ABSOLUTE BASIS TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE.
Outstanding Real Estate features 18.7 acres to
fertile loam soil with spring situated there upon
a 2% story brick house totally remodeled.
Kitchen has modem oak built in cabinets,
Hotpoint oven and dishwasher, is very roomy
with laundry; formal Williamsburg style living
room & dining room areas, with guest closet
and open staircase with curly maple railings to
the attic; four very large bedrooms with
closets and very large Master bedroom with
outside balcony; lots of closets and wall to wall
carpet throughout the house; large modem
den; home is heated with hot water oil heat and
has new roof and spouting; and 2% complete
baths.
Other improvements include large frame bank
bam with stone wall barnyard, having large
additional attached building with modem
panelled offices measuring 16x30’, Com Bam,
new bam for gram & trailer truck storage
measures 60x170’.
18+ Acres of land with lots of road frontage
along Route 441.
If looking for outstanding opportunity to
purchase gentleman’s farm, don’t miss this
one. '
To inspect farm, call 717-426-1197 or auction
firm.
Wengler Byler & Thomas Attys
M. Elvinßyler
10% down day of sale, balance within 30-45
days.
Sale By:
RAYMOND D. MARTIN ESTATE
Norma R. Martin, 717-426-1197
Sale conducted by
J. Omar Landis Auct. Service
Jay M. Witman
Box 501
Apple & Roberts Streets
Ephrata, Pa. 17522
717-733-7917 or 717-665-5735
7 P.M.