Sale Reports
A Complete Holstein
Dispersal was held
Febraury 18 by Jack
Quinn, Rt. 3, Harpers
Ferry, near Shepherd
stown, W. Virginia.
A total of 111 head of
cows and heifers /were
sold with several cows
bringing $lBOO. The 66
cows averaged $1135
and the 45 head of '
heifers averaged $BBO.
Sale manager was
Bemsburg Sale Serive.
A Farm Sale was held
February 18 by Mark E.
Kesseman, Jr., R.D. 4,
Newville, Cumberland
Co., Pa. There were
over 500 people at
tending on a sunshiny
day.
Some prices included;
N.H. 350 grinder-mixer
$9lO, manure spreader
$l4OO, Ford 5000 D
tractor $4lOO, Hesston
PTO 10 haybine $775,
N.H. wagon $4OO and
A.C. No-till complanter
$2OOO.
Sale by Kling’s
Auction Service.
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The Pennsylvania
Draft Horse & Mule
Assoc. Sale was held
February 16 at the Pa.
State Farm Show
Building, corner of
Cameron & McClay St.,
Harrisburg, Pa. There
was a good attendance
at the sale.
The 52 head of horses
sold totaled $57,863. The
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old filly, sold for $2600
and the top priced
stallion brought $l5OO.
Steve Andrews, Auct.
with Elmer D. Lapp &
Gail Biddle Sale Mgrs.
A Public Sale of farm
equipment and
household goods was
held February 18 by
Simeon and Dorothy
Martin along Church
Street, East Cocalico
Twp., Lane. Co., Pa.
Some items sold
were: M.F. 65 tractor
$2050, rubber-tire farm
wagon $3OO, N.H.
manure spreader $245,
5’ Bush Hog rotary
mower $360, 2-B plow
$195, pony cart $l4O, 7
steers from $335 to $340
each, square walnut
extension table $430,
square oak extension
table $l5O, 3 pc. maple
bedroom suite $305, oak
hutch cupboard $2OO,
antique wooden harness
punch $5O, redware jug
$62.50, glass butter
church $45 and pink
Depression glass ser
ving bowl $45.
Auctioneers were T.
Glenn and Timothy
Horst.
The Sisson Dispersal
was held February 18 by
Preston and Kenneth
Sisson, 13 miles from
Mansfield, Pa. A big
crowd attended the sale.
Two Holstein cows
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sold for $1025 each while
others brought $930, $925
and $9OO. The average
for the 26 head of
Holstein cows sold was
$685.
Other prices were;
IHC 51 forag? wagon
$725, A.C. WD tractor
$875, grain cradle $42.50,
300 gal. Mueller round
bulk tank & compressor
$5OO and DeLaval
milker IV4 HP motor
pump $2OO.
Gordon Wood was the
sales manager.
A Public Auction of
farm equipment was
held February 13 by
Richard and Cynthia
Wieder, 1 mile nor
thwest of Kempton on
Weider Rd., Berks Co.,
Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1978 Terre Hill
Silo 16’ x 40’ $l9OO,
DeLaval 4 unit 2” pipe
line milker $6lOO, Patz
16’ silo unloader $l5OO,
J.t). 216 chuck wagon
$1550, J.D. 214 chuck
wagon $l4OO, J.D. 494
complanter $650 and
J.D. 4 bottom 16” semi
mounted plow $lOOO plus
Farmall Super H
tractor $925.
Sale conducted by
Ralph W. Zettlemoyer
Auction Co., Inc.
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held February 16 by
John 0. and Esther Mae
Nolt, between
Schoeneck and Cocalico
in Lane. Co., Pa. There
were. 242 registered
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The top price for a
grade Holstein cow was
11500 with six cows
bringing over $llOO. The
average for the 31 head
of milking and dry cows
was $BlO.
Other prices were:
Case 1030 tractor $4300,
Case 830 tractor $1950,
J.D. 70 tractor $l5OO,
N.I. manure spreader
$2300, PTO 15 KW
generator $lO5O, ear
corn $l2O per ton and
corn silage $36 per ton.
Auction conducted by
John E. & Paul E.
Martin, Auctioneers.
A Public Sale of
implements was held
February 18 by Eli H.
and Mabel Zimmerman,
along Black Horse Rd.
leading from Rt. 897
near Blackhorse to
Holtzman Road, Lane.
Co., Pa. It was a nice
day despite the muddy
conditions.
Some prices were:
feed mixer $250, A.C. 4-
row cornplanter $350,
Umloader $1250,
manure spreader $5OO,
J.D. disc $550, N.H.
chopper $330, Oliver
superior horse-drawn
grain drill $2OO, tobacco
bale box $62, 5000
tobacco lath @ $5 per
cwt., 2 horse-drawn
wagons $175 & $165,
collars up to $3O, fancy 1
seated horse cart $320.
H.H. Leid Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
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Hazardous waste
forum to be held
LEWISBURG Farmers and
agribusiness representatives will
want to attend a “forum” on
March 27 at the Sheraton Inn,
Danville Exit of 1-80. Both groups
as well as many others may have
hazardous wastes to dispose of and
thus have an interest in hazardous
waste management in Penn
sylvania and in the Susquehanna
Region.
The purpose of the all-day
session is to provide a forum for
positive discussion about hazar
dous waste; and an opportunity for
citizens, government officials,
business and industry represen
tatives to share their interests and
concerns and to discuss needed
cooperation and possible solutions.
Representatives from citizens’
groups, government and industry
will make up panels to present
information on what positive ac
tions are being taken in their area.
The format of the meeting will
allow all participants an op
portunity to interact and share
common concerns and ideas with
panel members.
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vironmental issues advocate, will
be the keynote speaker.
The program will begin at 9 a.m.
and continue until 3 p.m. It is
sponsored by Penn State and its
County Cooperative Extension
Service. Co-sponsors are Penn
sylvania Environmental Research
Foundation; Danville, Lewisburg
and Williamsport Chapters of
League of Women Voters; 6-
County Rural Development
Council; Susquehanna Economic
Development Association; Sierra
Club, Otzinachson Group; Penn
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Supervisors; Pennsylvania State
Association of Boroughs; and
Central Pennsylvania Safety
Association.
A fee will be charged for
materials and lunch. To obtain
registration forms or additional
information contact county
Cooperative Extension Service
offices or call Guy Temple, Union
County Extension Office, Court
House, Lewisburg, PA 17837, 717-
524-4461, Ext. 57.