A42—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 20,1984
Top ag awards presented
BY NANCY KUNICK
Staff Correspondent
CONNEAUTVILLE - The
Crawford County Council of Farm
Organizations held its third annual
recognition and awards banquet on
Oct. 10 at the Conneautville
Fireball.
The Council is comprised of
representatives from 23 ag related
committees and organizations.
The Council has been instrumental
in organizing the annual Farm-
City Day, making improvements
at the County Fair, and working
for an improved facihty for the
county’s Cooperative Extension
Service. The Council has also in
stituted an Ag-Industry Award and
a Hall of Fame Award.
Ag Industry Award in Crawford County goes to Pennbank
representatives. Ron Kerr accepts award from Craig Powell,
treasurer of Crawford Council of Farm Organizations. Other
Pennbank reps are, from the left, Dave Fitch, John Tracy and
Dave Coon.
This year the Ag-Industry Award
went to Pennbank for giving
outstanding service to Crawford
County agriculture. Pennbank is a
strong supporter of youth activities
as seen by their consistent pur
chasing at 4-H livestock sales and
their generosity in presenting 4-H
and FFA awards.
The honored farmer named to
the Hall of Fame this year was Will
Hasbrouck, a retired dairyman
from Titusville. Hasbrouck retired
in the ‘6o’s after building his 50-
acre farm into a 500-acre dairy
operation. At that time he turned
the acreage over to his sons, two of
which still farm there. At age 89,
Will Hasbrouck has been enjoying
his retirement in Florida for the
in Crawford
most part but returned a few years
ago to reside in the city of
Titusville, near his family.
Hasbrouck was selected for the
prestigious award in recognition of
achievements in his own farming
operation and service to the
community and in various county
farm organizations.
An award was also presented
during the program to the
Executive Director of Farm-City
Day. This year the one to do the
major task of planning and
organizing the various activities
for the event was Ron Kerr, Ag.
Loan officer for Pennbank, of
Titusville.
The Joseph Urbaruck family of
Conneautville was also honored for
hosting the Farm-City Day which
repeatedly draws crowds of ap
proximately 2000 persons
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S PUBLIC •
AUCTION
• SATURDAY, OCT. 27,1984 •
• l:OOP.M. •
the late Thomas Schiel farm, R.DJI, #
f Smicksburg. 20 miles north of Indiana, 5 £
T miles north of Plumville. Follow auction a
J signs off Route 210 between PumvilleT
• and Trade City. J
• 2-Case 1030 tractors, International 450 •
• tractor, Oliver 88 tractor w/front end loader, •
New Holland 489 hay bine, very good-used only a
•two seasons; New Holland 273 baler
• w/thrower, New Idea side delivery, rake, Kuhn •
• 440 T hay tedder, very good; 3-bale wagons, •
a Gehl 610 forage wagon, Gehl forage harvester £
w/both heads, Allis Chalmers forage wagon,
• Fox ensilage blower, John Deere 1240 plateless •
• corn planter, very good; Case 5 bottom plow •
a w/hillside hitch, John Deere 5 bottom semi £
mount plow, John Deere 16 ft. disc, Int. 16 ft. _
• harrow, Oliver Model 64 gram drill, A.C. 66 •
• combine, 2 gravity box wagons, John Deere 400 •
• grinder mixer, Hawk Bilt manure spreader, £
flail harvester, Winco^
• PTO generator, 3 pt. hitch fertilizer and seeder, •
• New Idea 2 row mounted cornpicker, Allied 31 •
• ft. hay and grain elevator, Mayrath 20 ft. grain a
auger, 6 inch; 3 pt. hitch blade, 3 pt. hitch post
• hole digger, John Deere trail sprayer •
• w/fiberglass tank, 1973 Dodge 200 farm truck. •
• Please be on time, no small items. a
Sale due to accidental death of Mr. Schiel. •
Owner •
• MRS. THOMAS SCHIEL •
• Auctioneer- ®
• Clayton D. Winebark #
• Rochester Mills •
• Ph. 412-286-9806 m
\ Lie. No. AU-001024-L
PUBLIC AUCTION
New Holland SalesStahles, Inc.
Tractors & Horse Drawn Farm
Eqmpment-Supplies-Small Items
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1984
SALE OF SMALL ITEMS 9:00 A.M.
Bring A Load, Buy A Load
New customers and out of state buyers must have current bank letter of credit with
guaranteed amount or cashier checks
A list of your sale items must be in our office by October 23 to be included in our com
plete listing in the October 27th issue.
Abe Diffenbach, Manager
For more information contact Abe Diffenbach or Norman Kolb at 717-354-4341
Host family of 1984 Crawford County Farm-City Day in
cludes, from the left, John, Laurie, Norma, Joe Jr, Charlotte
and Joe Urbanick Sr., shown receiving award from Leon
Sweatman, president of Crawford Council of Farm
Organizations.
WALTER CHAYKOSKY,
R.D., WAVERLY, N.Y.
AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCT. 27,1984
@ 10:00 A.M.
at the farm on Oininny Road just off Dry
Brook Road, from Waverly go VA miles
west on Rte. 17C make right on Dry
Brook, Ist. left is Dininny - Arrows off
17C.
FARM EQUIPMENT: Farmall 424 tractor 3
pt., 1501 Idr.; IHC 309 3x plow; 3 pt. buzz saw;
Ford Cultivator; Scraper 3 pt.; Rotary Cutter;
Trailer; chains; corn shelter; Moe-Hoe;
saddles & bridle; etc.
SHOP-TOOLS: Craftsman Radial Arm Saw;
Band Saw; Jig Saw; 6” jointer; wood lathe
w/36” extension; belt sander; table saw; forge
& tools; bench grinders; pipe wrenches; bolt
cutters; Big Anvil; Vise; Doulan chain saw;
bench; 30 drawer cabinet; saws; etc.
ANTIQUES: Doctors Buggy; Oval Sleigh -
Cortland Wgn. Co.; Goat Wagon; wagon &
buggy seats; Ox Yoke; Gloeckner Harness;
Wicker Basket; 2 old horse wagons; wood
dump rake; Bob Sleigh; ice tongs; pine chest;
tin doll house; 3 strings sleigh bells - shaft bells
- brass - some dated; copper kettle; cast iron
kettle; cast iron lawn seat; childs sleigh with
box, etc.
MISC.: Fruit Press; coal stove; bucket - a -
day; stove; S.S. vat; barrels; ITALIAN
MARBLE 40 pc’s 9 x 23 plus more.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Collection of many
years, sure a lot of good items; something for
everyone. Come and spend the day.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
Owner,
WALTER CHAYKOSKY
HOWARD W.VISSCHER
SALES MANAGER AND AUCTIONEER
NICHOLS, N.Y. 607-699-7250
LUNCH AVAILABLE
FARM EQUIPMENT 10:00 A.M.