Adamsineetmg
poultry insect control
GETTYSBURG -..Penn State
Extension entomologist Clarence
Collison will be the featured
speaker at -, the Adams County
Poultry Insect Control meeting
Monday, Feb. “ , ;
Sponsored by the Adams County
Extension -Service, the meeting
will be held at the Extension office
and will begin at 7:30 p.m.
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
and METAL BLDG.
Sinking Spring, Pa.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Starting 10 A.M.
ALL EQUIPMENT GOOD CONDITION
Farmall 504 fast hitch, Int 454 WF w/2050
loader, Int. 1150 grinder HD PrO, John Deere
720 gas P.S. Live PTO Live Hyd., 3 pt. hitch,
McCormick 312 trip plow, Int. 10’ disc, M.F. 4
bot. 14” 3 pt. trip back plow, Dunham disc,
harrow 10’ transport, Brillion 11’ cultipacker,
John Deere lime spreader LF 10, New Idea
- manure spreader, Int. 56 2 row corn planter,
Ontario grain drill 16, John Deere sprayer 25A 3
pt., New Holland baler 268, New Holland 7’
haybme, New Holland 256 bean rake il yr. old),
Vicon fertilizer spreader, New Idea corn
picker, David Bradley stalk chopper, New
McCurdy box & Running gear, Bale wagon,
Bos wagon drag unload w/motor, Kentucky
horse drawn alfalfa drill, John Deere 3 section
harrow, John Deere 25A combine, 3 Int.
cylinders 2 way, New Holland 30’ elevator,
John Deere 25A combine w/motor, 300 gal. gas
tank, 2 - 1200 bushels .wore corncribs, 2 - C.l.
water troughs, 8 rolls 32” high 6’ fencing, 250
locust posts,-2-16’ wood gates, fast hitch to 3 pt.
adaptor.
BUILDING
44x84 Sheet metal Bldg, open doe side.
Bldg, to be taken down & removed at buyer’s
expense. Buyer to remove bldg, from premises
’t by May Ist, 1982. . - ’
" TERMS :AU sales cash day of sale. r"£.
! DIRECTIONS: 2 miles north of Sinking
Spring, Pa., just off road to No Where, or
at Berkshire Mall take Paper Mill Road.
Sale behind former Van Reed Paper Mifl.
Look for sals signs. V"
; Sale ordered by:
G.C.4U.AHOLD & SON
RD#5 ■
f Striking Spring, Pa.'
Phone (215) 372-3476
Auctioneers;
Green Hill Auction
RDffl
Mohnton. Pa. - ' - -
Phone (215) 678-3003
or (215) 856-5000
According to Extension agent
John Schwartz, this will he an
“informative program on poultry
insect identification and control.
Dr. Collison will discuss the latest
techniques for controlling flies,
hide beetles, northern fowl mite,
lesser meal worms, and other
parasites.”
FARM SHOW - Cleveland W.
Russel], Rl, Rome, was honored
with the Award of Merit by the
Pennsylvania Maple Producers
Council. He accepted it at the
association’s annual meeting at
the Pennsylvania Farm Show, last
Thursday.
ATTENTION FARMERS
AND DEALERS
Retiring, Liquidating or Reducing
Inventory • Turn your assets to cash
the auction way.
Let us talk to you with no obligation.
Expert Service, Low Rates
Ed Goodrich, Jr.
Goodrich Auction Service
Rt. 38 and 388
Newark Valley, NY 13811
607-642-8688
We sell anything, anytime, anywhere
Consignments To Our
Regular Dairy Sale
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
HERD OF *%l|| •
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V FRfiSiSWIIIiIEERS, 1 '
BALANCE IN ALL STAGES
Also
★ 1 Load Canadian Cows Consigned.By Kelly'
Bowsef. , .. J , .
★ ’'Wisconsin Cows Consigned By Date
Hoststter. ■’ r “•
* 1 Load Purebred And Grade Holstein Cows
, Consigned By H.D. Matz.
-★1 Load Holstein Cows Consigned By
* Raymond Smucker. .
* 1 Load Fresh Holstein
Cows Consigned By Alfred Albright.
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
12 Miles East of Lancaster, Pa.
Just off Rt. 23, New Holland, Pa.
Abe Diffenbach, Mgr.
717-354-4341
Russell wins maple producers award
Russell has served as state
director continuously since the
Pennsylvania Maple Producers
Council was formed in 1965. His
cooperation on behalf of the State
Council has included serving as
key person at Farm Show and Ag
Progress Days sales booths. He
has hosted many maple tours at his
modem sugar cabin each season.
Russell regularly attends state
council meetings and is a
’ - *«nv»»gr January a, jxru—usi
leader
progressive
committees.
Russell cooperated fully in
founding of the Endless Mountains
Maple Syrup Producers
Association and has worked
diligently over the years at the
exhibit at the Farm Show. He
attends every meeting and has
assisted in the educational
Dairy highlights
Sherry Keefer is at the halter of Sycamore Meade SS Mary.
The Millersburg 4-H’ers senior yearling was named reserve
junior champion in the yout;' Ayrshire division.
Although his family milks Black and Whites, Mike Welsh’s
show string is made up of Brown Swiss. Welsh of East Berlin
is at the halter of his youth junior champion, Welsh Pond
Titan Princess, a junior calf.
A public sale of cattle
andmachmery was held
Jan. 16 by Frank and
Leona Adams, 7 miles
from Wyalusmg and 5
miles from New Albany,
Bradford Co. A
large crowd .attended
active
program by reporting'-to mem
bership via slide narrations on
state and out-of-state tours.
A regular exhibitor at Farm
Show, Russell has won many first
awards over the years for his
quality maple products. He has
been a progressive leader in the
area for promoting maple products
and the industry.
Sale Reports
the sale despite the cold
weather.
Prices included: hay
wagons |l,lOO and
$1,125, - F’armali MTA
tractor $1,175, transport
disc $1,500, grade
Holstein $825, Haybmq
sBoo,' Gehl unloading
wagon $875, Parmall H
tractor $6OO, and Int. 4-
bottom plow #7OO $1075.
Jim Adriance was the
auctioneer.
An auction of heavy
equipment and oil and
gas drilling equipment
was held Jan. 15 by
Penn Cal Contractors,
Inc. 516te Dawson St.,
Kane, Bradford Co.
Some prices were
CAT D-7F dozer $46,500,
Bucyrus Erie 50208 L
Spudder cable tool
$25,000, Michigan loader
$4900, Dynahoe #l9O
diesel engine $3500,
Army-style 6x6 dump
truck $2;800 and
Wilderness camping
trailer 21’ Tandem Axle
$2,600.
Sale managed by Dick
Crittenden Auction Co.
A public sale ot a
dairy farm and antiques
was held Jan. 16 tor the
Mahlon M.‘ Weaver
Estate on Red Well
Road about- 5 miles
south of New Holland,
Lancaster Co. There
were- 264 registered
buyers present for the
sale held- in a heated
tent.
The 84-acre limestone
dairy farm with a 2te
story, 15-room double
stone-block house,
frame bank barn with 30
stanchions,' loafing
shed, com shed • and
tobacco shed was sold to
Stephen K. and Lydia S.
Esh of Ronks for
$372,000.
Other prices were: old
wardrobe w/drawers
$3,900, Bowers
sideboard $l,OOO, slant
,-top desk $9lO, blanket
chest $320, flour chest
$260, washstand $175,
green class pitcher set
$lO9, View Master
$67.50, kerosene lamp
$77, high chair $5O,
Clause Zimmerman
Family book $6O, gravy
boat $2O, mantel clock
$55, clothes tree $5O,
extension table $l3O,
and 6 decorated chairs
$34 each.
Auctioneers were
Nevm Z. Martm and
Lewis R. Groff.