D26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 15,1981
HARRISBURG -
Pennsylvania’s sport
smen are reminded by
the Game Commission
dog training season
reopened in the state on
August 1. The season
has been closed since i
March 31.
Dogs may be trained
at any time, day or
night, from August 1
through March 31.
To train dogs legally
on Sunday, the consent
of the owner of the
property where such
training is planned must
first be obtained, except
in the case of state
owned and national
forestlands.
Handlers are
reminded that the
carrying of a rifle or
shotgun while training
dogs is prohibited.
The Game Com
mission urges dog
owners’ to show the
same courtesies that
apply during hunting
seasons, such as asking
permission from lan
downers to train dogs on
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
&FARM EQUIPT.
Public Sale of tracts of the Shiriey-Ayr
Farm situate along Route 522, ap
proximately one mile south of Mount
Union, Pennsylvania, at Stockman’s
Restaurant, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Sale at 12:30 P.M.
TRACT NO. 1: 97 acres of prune, almost
level farm land presently under cultivation,
predominately m corn. Ideal crop land.
TRACT NO. 2: 65 acres, 16.5 acres tillable,
balance timber. Access by an excellent private
Road from U.S. Highway Rte. 522. The road is
tiled and shaled.
TRACT NO. 3; 10 acres filed adjacent to
approved subdivision in Shirley Township.
TRACT NO. 4: 9 single family home lots
averaging 2 acres. Private road is completed
for part of the development. Lots average 2
acres. These lots will be sold separately and as
a whole.
TRACT NO. 5; Dairy farm situate m Ger
many Valley, 5 miles southeast of Mount
Union, Huntingdon Co., Pa., 3 miles northeast
of Shirleysburg and Route 522 along the Ger
many Valley Road. Dairy farm consisting of
approximately 155 acres, known as the Brant
Farm, approx. 60 acres tillable, balance
" pasture. Separate tract of 50 acres of woodland
is also available and will be sold separately and
as part of the whole. Buildings consist of a
large dairy barn with stanchions for 20 cows
and 50 free stalls, plus cement holding area,
50x90 feet, 12 tunes 45 tile silo, 10 room house
with 2 fireplaces. School bus and mail stops at
door. Handy for milk pick-ups.
Terms: 10% down, balance on possession
which can be given within 45 days. The owner
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Some financing can be arranged with the
owners. Contact owner or auctioneer for map
of property selling.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Following the Sale of Heal Estate will offer
following equipment- Deutz 106 Diesel tractor,
excellent cond.; John Deere 5-16 in. 3 pt. semi
mount plow; Int. 12 ft. transport disc; Brillion
fold-up harrow; N.H. 36 flail chopper; M.F. 3
pt. mower; Hesston stack mover; Int. 46 baler
with thrower; H S R 240 rake; Farmrite field '
sprayer; J.D. 15x7 drill; Oliver loader with
hyd. bucket and fork; nusc. items.
Terms Cash on Equipt.
Owners,
ROBERT M. & MINERVA ARMOUR
Mount Union, Pa.
Phone: 814-542-8913
or 542-8215
Ralph W. Horst, Auctioneer
Marion, Pa. 17235
Phone 717-375-2824
John Gates, Attorney
Huntingdon, Pa. 16652
Dog training season reopens
their properties.
In fact, dog handlers
who demonstrate their
competence and act in a
responsible manner are
often welcomed back by
private landowners
during the regular
hunting seasons.
Dog trainers are
urged by the Game
Commission not to
overextend themselves
or their animals during
the early part of the
training season.
Both canines and
hunters are geneially
out of shape at this time
of year. Few have spent
much time in the field
during recent months,
and muscle tone is lost
and extra pounds are
often added during
extended loafing
periods.
Heat, soft muscles
and excess weight
usually take their toll on
both sportsmen and
dogs over-exertihg
themselves at the outset
of a training season.
The Game Com-
mission recommends
there be a period of
gradual conditioning,
GARRETT CO. PRODUCTION SALE
45 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2D, 1981 at 7:00 P.M.
GARRETT COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
At McHeniy, Md., 14 mites north of Oakland on Rt 219
OREN C. BENDER FAMILY is sending a
VG-85 quality ultimate dau. 2-03-313-
15040 M 3.9% 580 F. Dam Ex. 93-2 E.
22,180 M. 3.6% 803 F. Dams full sister
Ex. 94-2 E. with 28,510 M. 1,066 F.
WAYNE E. SCHROCK is sending this
VG Astronaut at 1-10 - 248 d. 13,070 M.
4.1% 534 F. Est. 305 -15.160 M. 625 F.
Dam GP 82-285 days -18.510 M 4.5%
836 F. Due of Oct. to Straight Pine -
Elevation Pete.
Astronaut dau. from an Elevation dam
with 23,240 M. 823 F. Milked 103.5,
4.4% first test this lactation. Due after
sale to Mark A.
t m 51 -T,
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especially during hot
weather, for both
hunters and dogs.
Small game hunters
with dogs have a
decided edge over those
HANDMADE HOLSTEIN QUILT
Ta be auctioned at sale. Benefits will go to Jesse
Swartzentruber to help pay for medical expenses as he is
a free bleeder.
PHILIP BEACHY is sending a Marquis King GP 82 at 2 yrs. Ex. Mam. 2-0
- 311 d. 17,890 M. - 566 F. Dam VG 86 Ex Mam. with 22,140 M. 713 F. 2nd
Dam VG 87 - 28,200 M. 1,077 F. - 3.8% - 3rd Dam VG 87 - 22,390 M.659F Due
to Persuader.
NORTH VIEW FARMS is sending a GP-81 Proud Performer at 2-0-262 d.
13.710 M - 3.8% - 517 F. Est. 305 -15,393 M. - 583 F. Dam a GP 83 Elevation
dau. with 24,020 M. 4.2% 1,009 F. 2nd Dam VG 88-305 d. 23,150 M. 4.2% 970
F. 3rd Dam VG 88. Ivanhoe Star Dau. 20,880 - 3.6% -751 F. Lifetime over
191,000-3.8%-7,190 Fat.
LEON J. KNEPPER is sending a Kitbuilder from a GP Monitor dam with
305 d. 22,138 M. - 4.1% - 898 F. Due close sale time.
DONALD BROOKE is sending Job dau. Dam VG with 20,670 M. - 4.3% 900
F. Due after sale.
CHARLES MASON, Jr. is sending a Jet Stream dau. Dam. VG - 23,930 M.
805 F. 3rd Dam 23,620 M. - 695 F. Due to close sale time.
J. WILLIAM & VERA SHULTZ are sending a Marvex dau. Dam GP 81
Bootmaker 365 days - 21,190 M. - 4.5% - 948 F. Next Dam VG 20,470 M. 4.1%
-841 F. 3rd Dam, VG 87,21,649 M. 3.9% -883 F. will be fresh.
PAUL & ROSE 6URD are sending an Astronaut dau. from a VG 88,
Arhnda Chief 17,627 M. - 4.1% - 767 F. Next Dam VG 85 -16,160 M. - 4.0%
640 F. 3rd Dam GP -19,190 M. - 3.7% 705 F. Due before sale.
SEC-WIN FARM is sending a Betty Chief dau. Dam VG 86, Astronaut
dau. with Est. 20,514 M. - 3.9% - 790 F. 2nd Dam GP 83 - 23,245 M. 849 F. 3rd
Dam VG 85 - Due Oct. to Milestone.
ALLEN HILL DAIRY is sending a Molly Chief dau. from a VG 86. Dam
with 20,886 M. 690 F. 2nd Dam GP 20,101 M. - 3.7% - 753 F. 3rd Dam VG 87 -
20,451 M. - 3.8% over 750 F. 2nd, 3rd and 4th Dam all over 100,000 lifetime.
Due close sale tune.
JOSEPH KAVANAUGH is sending a Glen Valley Star dau. from a GP 84
Elevation Dam 19,978 M. 4.6% - 915 F.
CLARK YODER is sending a GP 82 - Elevation dau. at 3-08 - 22,955 M.
4.3% - 995 F. Next Dam GP 83 -17,390 M. - 4.2% - 728 F. 2nd Dam VG 86
21,170 M. - 717 F. 3rd Dam 21,356 M. - 3.6% - 778 F. Due Aug. 28th.
• (9) GOOD PEDIGREED CALVES SELLING -
PAUL & DAVID COUNTRYMAN are sending a Penmar Apollo Topper
dau. Dam VG 86 - Astronaut at 2-6 273 d. 17,111 M. - 3.8% - 642 F. Bred
18,773 M. - 706 F. 2nd Dam VG 87 Elevation 21.063 M. - 3.9% - 823 F. 3rd
Dam VG 88 - 17,447 M. 4.2% - 740 F. over 100,000 lifetime. 4th Dam VG
lifetime over 118,000 M. sth Dam VG over 179,000 M.
CALVIN SCHROCK is sending an Arlmda Dau. calf born 7-12-60, Dam GP
81 -14,760 M. 4.9% -731 F. 2nd Dam GP 84 -14,950 M. - 4.5% 670 F. 3rd Dam
VG - 305 d. 11,670 M. - 4.5% - 523 F. at 2 yr., 1 mo.
REMAINDALE FARM is sending a Creek Calf bom 2-8-18. Dam VP
Bootmaker dau. 24,194 M. 748 F. over 153,000 lifetime. 2nd Dam VG over
114,000 lifetime. 3rd Dam VG.
GERALD CARR is sending a Cittamat Calf bom 7-13-80, GP 83 Elevation
dau. 17,326 M. - 4.4% - 768 F. Next Dam over 19,000,3 rd Dam over 17,000
M. 4.3%-750F.
DONALD GLESSNER is sending a Wayne Spring Fond Apollo dau. calf
bora 12-14-80. Dam VG 85. Est. 305 days - 20,863 M. - 3.9% - 833 F. Next
Dam GP 82 -17,444 M. - 3.7% - 652 Fat.
•CHICKEN BARBECUE AT 5:00 P.M.-
PEDIGREE:
SALE CHAIRMAN:
AUCTIONEER: ..
Sponsored by:
The Garrett County
Holstein Club
PAUL YODER is sending this Triple
Threat Born 10-22-80. Dam Ex-91
Ivanhoe Star, 4-10-29, 520 M. 953 F.
239 days - 22,120 3.6% 797 F. Inc.
Next Dam VG 87 - 315 d. 23.590 M.
3.5% 816 F. Over 110,000 lifetime.
who depend strictly on
their own ability to flush
wildlife during the fall
hunting seasons. A well
trained dog with-a sharp
nose will locate much
more game than a
person tramping and
Oren C. Bender (301) 826-8340
.. Robert Miller (301) 895-5650
. Clark A. Yoder (814) 662-2901
kicking through good
cover.
And if the hunter
knows in advance the
location of game before
it moves, he or she has a
much better chance of
scoring.