Al6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 3,1982 Livestock market and auction news Lancaster Feeder Cattle Friday, March 26 Report i applied by USDA Today Last Friday Last Year TREND: Compared to last Friday, insufficient volume of any one class for a market test. Couple lots of 5-11 head, but bulk of supply sold in lots of 3 or less. Couple lots Medium frame #1665-750 lbs. 61.85- 62.75. Scholarship deadline nears LANCASTER - April 23 is the deadline for submitting ap plications and other necessary materials for the 1982 Lancaster County Farm and Home Foun dation Scholarship Awards. Depending on the financial need and ability of applicants, up to a maximum of 20 scholarships in the amount of $750 each will be an nounced by May 18. The scholarship award may be used to help defray tuition, fees or room and board expenses at any accredited college by students in the fields of agriculture, home economics and nursing. Semor students in public and non-public high schools in Lan caster County or county residents who have completed high school training are eligible. Some of the scholarships are financed through earnings from an irrevocable trust fund set up by the late Elmer L. Esbenshade, one of the founders of the Lancaster County Farm and Home Foun dation. In addition, funds come from the Foundation Treasury. Interested students should contact their senior guidance counselor for details and an ap plication blank. Additional information is also available from Jay W. Irwin. County Extension Director and chairman of the Scholarship Committee, at the Farm and Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lan caster, 17601, (Phone 394-6851). Other members of the Scholarship Committee include Mrs. Sally Bair, R 2 Columbia; Robert P. Bucher, Lancaster; Mrs. Evelyn Crider, R 2 Not tingham; Kenneth Groff, R 2 Strasburg; John H. Henkel, R 1 Strasburg; Mrs. Evelyn Hess, FARMERS AgCREDIT CORP 9 East Mam Street, LitiU, PA 717 626 4721 Joliet Cattle Thursday, April 1 CATTLE: Friday through Wednesday’s salable receipts 2900; 5 days last week 2292; same period a year ago 3242. Trading slow for the week. Slaughter steers ended the week 50 to 1.50 lower compared with Wednesday of last week. Slaughter heifers ended the week 50 to 1.00 lower. Cows closed the week 1.00 lower. 264 481 354 Lancaster; and M.M. Smith, Lancaster. - SLAUGHTER STEERS: Mixed Choice and Prune 2-4 1150-1300# 69.00-69.50, load 70.00, load 70.25 Monday; 1100-1150# 68.00-68.50 Monday; 67.0067.50, load 68.00 Wednesday. Choice 2-4 1100-1300# 66.5068.50 Monday; 65.7567.50 Wednesday; 9701100# 65.5066.50 Monday; 65.00-65.75 Wednesday. Mixed Good and Choice 2-3 1000 1200# 64.0065.50 Monday; 63.50 65.00 Wednesday. Choice 2-3 1400 1600# holsteins 59.0061.00 Monday. SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: Mixed Choice and Prune 2-4 9501150# 66.5066.75; 2 loads 67.25 Monday; 1 load 1050# 66.50 Wednesday. Choice 2-4 850-1050# 64.00-66.50. Mixed Good and Choice 2-3 800-1000# 62.00- 64.50 Monday; 61.00-64.00 Wed nesday. COWS: Cutter and Utility few Commercial 1-3 37.00-42.00 Mon day; 37.0040.00, few 41.00 Wed nesday. OPEN HOUSE GERALD & HELEN SCHLAPPICH FARM Bernville, PA Directions To Farm —i North from Readings on Route 183 to Bernville, turn right on the Bern* ville-Shartlesville Road. Go north about two miles to Irish Creek Road and turn right. Go about 4 miles to Tildren Road, turn left. At second macadam road, turn left. Farm is located about Vz mile on right. Watch for signs. Helen and Gerald Schlappich with' their two sons Owain (left) and Darrin Perm-Jersey HARVESTORE® Systems, Inc. THURSDAY APRIL 8. 1982 10:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. AT THE P.O. Box 7 New Holland, PA 17557 717-354-4051 Keister’s Auction Saturday, March 27 135 horses. Horses: Good teams - work horses, 3000-3750 a pair; mediums 22003000; singles 8501500. Driving Horses: Good 10001325; Lightweight horses 450900; Heavy Killers 600785 a piece; lightweight 400600. Poipes; Good 200300; Light weight 50150. Lancaster Weekly (Continued from Page A 2) COW: Utility and Commercial 1- 3 40.50-43,25, few 43.25-44.50, couple 45.00-46.00, Cutter 1-2 39.00-41.50, few 41 5043.50. Conner and low ★ 2035 HARVESTORE For High Moisture Corn. ★ 2070 HARVESTORE For Haylage. ★ 6214 SLURRYSTORE ★ A.O. Smith Side-Mount Pump. ★ TH4S Transfer Pump. ★ Goliath Unloader Demonstration ★ 7060 Ailis-Chalmers -161 Horsepower tractor ★ Sperry-New Holland OD-100 Offset Self- Leveling Disc. ★ Glencoe Nine Tooth Soil Saver. SPONSORED BY: SHfIRTLESVILLE FARM SERVICE FEATURING H. DANIEL WENGER & BRO. INC. R.D. 1, Box 770 Hamburg, PA 19526 Phone:(2ls)4BB-1025 cutter 36.00-39.50. BULLOCKS: Choice 1000-1325 lbs. 57.00-60.00, few early 60.00- 62.00; Good 1000-1275 lbs. 51.00- 57.00, BULLS: Yield Grade 11350-2000 lbs. 49.00-54.00, few 54.00-55.00; Yield Grade 2 1000-1450 lbs. 45.00- 51.00, VEAL CALVERS: Vealers uneven during the week, dosing sales firm to 3.00 higher. Demand goodfor calves to return to farm. VEALERS: Couple Prime special fed 280420 lbs. 104.00- 117.00; Choice 160-2701b5. 88.00- 100.00, few 100.00-107.00; high Good and low Choice 160320 lbs. 70.00- 90.00, 120-160 lbs. 62.00-75.00, 110- 120 lbs. 51.00-64.00, 80.00-110 lbs. 39.0060.00, few 50.0063.00. RETURNED TO FARM: Bulk 90-115 lb. holstem hiefers 102.00- 118.00, few 70-85 lbs. 74.0080.00; bulk 95-115 lb. holstem bulls 70.00- 90.00. 85-95 lbs. 52.00-70.00
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