tnr rarnmif, Momy, npni 19,1 m Ki Major Dairy Sales And Dispersals y-j Nationwide Reports from twelve sales for the week of April 11 to 17 showed 805 head averaging $1,324.86. These sales covered an area that extended from Canada to lowa to Virginia, with a majority originating in New York. The highest prices in the sales ranged from $32,500 to $519. Here are the results of how these sales fared. AYRSHKES The OHIO SPRING SALE averaged $564 on 58 entries. The 25 calves sold ranged from $4OO to $6OO while the 22 bred heifers averaged $750. This sale was topped by a first calf heifer sired by Meredith Peter Pan and selling for $1,500. The top calf was sired by Woodland View Bolivee, a young sire from Canada. The buyers came from seven states. This sale was managed by Bob Dix and the Ohio Ayrshire Breeders Association. The GRENVILLE-DUNDAS SPRING SHOWCASE SALE in Ontario, Canada was topped by a four-year-old cow by Palmyra Star Bruin. She set a new record at this sale, selling for $4,700. The second highest selling cow was bought for $3,600 and sired by Hammond’s Canary Flashy. The calf sale was highlighted by a September daughter from Ben Ferine Jade, selling for $2,350. The top selling price at the MID STATES AYRSHIRE SALE was $1,550 on a bred heifer from Heather Grove Hi-Noon. The second highest price was $1,475. This was also a bred heifer from Woodland View Mister Montreal. ?JL B. The sale average $715.71 on 41 head. Don Benson was the auc tioneer. , The MIDWEST REVUE SALE held in Ohio averaged $1,349 on 40 head. The high price of the sale, $3,700, was achieved by a four year old daughter of Alexander Alaric Stretch Jim. ■ This sale was managed by Wayne Sliker and Darrel Worten handled the auctioneering duties. The INDIANA HOOSIER CLASSIC AND MIDWEST CLASSIC CALF SALE was topped by a September calf from Dan-Ba- Lee Big Legend selling for $1,825. A two-year-old daughter of Dutch Mills Telestar Fayette pulled down the second highest bid of $1,200. The state sale average $709 on 23 head and the calf sale’s average was $519 on 12 lots. Auctioneer for the day was Merv Leffler. The lOWA MID-STATES FASHION REVUE calf sale averaged $1,321.09 on 32 head. High bid of the day was $3,500 for a seven month old heifer from Sample Generator A two-year-old daughter of Jody’s Noble Surville garnered the top price of $3,400 in the bred heifer and cow portion of this sale. The average of $3,209.78 was achieved on 23 head. Donnie Vine auc tioneered. BHMPHiIIj '"Ov BROWN SWISS GUERNSEY JERSEY HOLSTEIN The OLD DOMINION CLASSIC SALE in Virginia witnessed an average of $1,227 on 65 head. A three-year old from Arlinda Rotate topped the sale with the bid of $3,000. Coming in second in the bidding with a price of $2,650 was a two-year old from Windswept M Majestic. Auctioneers for the day were Dennis Remsburg and Mike Weimer. The OZARK SPRING CLASSIC, managed by the Missouri Holstein Association, averaged $1,490 on 65 head. Half interest in a first calf heifer from Chairman sold for $3,200 as the high selling animal. The COBLESKILL FASHIONS SALE was topped by a two-year old Valiant daughter tor $3,100. This sale average $971 (Hi 45 bred heifers and calves. Auctioneer duties were handled by Bruce Whittier. The EAST BROOKS VIEW DISPERSAL in New York averaged $738 on 104 head. The top price was $2,500 for a three-year old from Sexation. Second in the bidding was a four-year-old daughter of A and H Apollo Elevation for $2,200. Auctioneer for the day were David Rama and Jack Treadway. (gsj)- Flex-Ai Bfn loot REPLACEMENT SOW FEEDERS FOR FARROWING CRATES • Durable polyethylene with stainless steel feed-savers. ■ • Bolt-on tilt-mount and fence brackets. ■ • Brackets on replacement headgate to fit producer’s crate. Reg. $144.00 SALE $ll5. Options Avail. A. Front Feeder SALE $59.95 SALE $42.95 x 'S&rA The NEW YORK STATE CALF to 12 different states. SALE was topped by the high bid of Auctioneers for the day were the reported sale, $32,500. The David Rama and Jack Treadway, unborn second choice male ET by The NEW YORK STATE Whittier Farms Ned Boy was sold HEIFER AND COW SALE was. for this price to the Future Syn- topped by a three-year-old dicate of Walton, NY. Second in the daughter from Carlin Ivanhoe Bell bidding was the first choice female with the price of $7,000. Second in ET from this mating which sold for the bidding was an excellent four sl2,soo. year-old Valiant daughter. The A first choice male ET by cow sale averaged $1,700 on 60 lots Arlinda Rotate rounding out the and the heifer sale’s average was top three with the price of $9,900. $1,430 on 85 head. The sale averaged $1,679 on 158 Buyers came from six states and lots. 51 head were sold out of state the auctioneer was William Kent. MERCER - The Western Pennsylvania Spring Spectacular Sale, sponsored by the Mercer County Holstein Club, boasted an average of $1,326 on 22 adult cows, $907 on 11 bred heifers, and $369 on 29 calves. Two three-year-old cows topped this sale, both sold for $2,000 to John Steele, Greenville. Rynd-Home Astronaut Heather, consigned by Rynd Homes Farm, Cochranton and Vondebar Man dingo Christmas, consigned by Paul Lawrence, New Castle achieved this high price. HE KEY TO QUALITY IS GSI GRAIN BINS & ACCESSORIES iger Systems, PVC Tubing, 2”, 3 ’, 4” & 5” Diameter Systems X