THREE GENERATIONS- L to R, Al Hart, Don Hart and
Corey Hart with Hillmont Columbus Deanna, led by Jeff
Raney. The holstein, consigned by Hillmont Farms of Ber
lin, was second high animal of the sale, selling for a bid of
$3,050. Her sire was Leadfleld Columbus-Et; dam was
Glademaster Duchess-Et. The Harts were also high buyers
of the sale.
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AUCTION
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AUCTION
CENTER
Antiques, Furniture, Sleighs,
Buggies, Guns
Monday, Dec. 28, 1987
2:00 p.m.
In the Fogelsville Auction Center Build
ing. Turn North off 1-78, Route 22 at
Fogelsville Route 100 exit for 2 blocks,
then left at Shankweiler’s Hotel to South
Nursery St.
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(4) 1 horse sleighs; 1 horse truck sleigh; 2 horse
bob sled w/box; racing gig; folding top buggy;
solid top buggie; 3 single driving harnesses.
Note: Buggies were originally owned & used
by Doctor William F. Long of Longswamp
and Rev. Meckstrouh.
Plus 100’s of good collectible antiques & furni
ture items not listed.
Terms: Cash or PA Check
Selling Items For:
MARY DERR,
EMORY MAMBRY
&, OTHERS
PA 1805 • 2 1 5 395 8084 • License
Don will be speaking on the
following subjects:
• Results of Research Plots on
Peppers, Tomatoes and
Cantaloupes
• Packaging and Display of Produce
• Developing Marketing Plans
• Lengthening The Growing Season
• Precautionary Measures
• Spacing of Plants and Rows
• Outlook and Needs For The
Produce Grower
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Crawford
County
Holiday Sale
(Continued from Pege A2B)
sale. The lunch counter was
manned by 4-H Dairy Leaders
from the eight Crawford County
Dairy Clubs, with precedes sup
porting county-wide activities
such as dairy clinic, dairy bowl,
state days, and project book
awards.
(Continued from Page A 24)
do this.”
In the Dairymen, Inc. protein
premium payment plan, a producer
receives 12 cents a point for every
point of protein over 3.2% if their
Valley, Sara Duncan of Cochranton Blue Ribbon, and
Heather Furry of Townvllle Champs arrange a tempting
array of pies donated by members of county dairy clubs.
Money earned at the food booth Is used to sponsor dairy
club activities and awards. Said Black, “Basically, It all goes
back to the kids.”
Cumberland Valley Jersey Breeders
somatic cell count is below
500,000. There is a sliding scale
payment for SSC of 11 cents for
500.001- 9 cents for
600.001- and 7 cents for
700.001- Protein pay
ments are based on the arithmetic
average of at least three SCC each
month.
There are also additional
charges to the shippers. When the
Board of Directors of Dairymen,
Inc. approved this plan it was on
the premise that those who benefit
led from this would also have to
bear any additional costs in the
handling and testing of this milk.
Yates supplied information
revealing that during the month of
November the shippers on the
tanker load going into Jefferson
Cheese paid an extra 40 cents per
hundred weight in hauling and
testing costs. However, based on
the fourteen shippers on that load,
the average dairyman shipped milk
testing 4.02% protein with a SSC
average of 328,000 and even after
the deductions for hauling and test
ing still netted almost 58 cents per
hundred weight in premium.
Yates stressed that while the
hauling the testing appear to be
high at this point, as more shippers
AUCTIONS INC.
Edinburg, Va. 984-4245
' JANUARY 2, 1987- 11:00 A.M.
Having sold his farms, Mr. Fred Prltt will sell the following at the
large gray barn on Rt. 710 at Hamburg, approx. 5 miles South
west of Edinburg, Va. Take Rt. 614 off U.S. 11 at Bowman’s
Crossing (approx. 2 miles South of Edinburg) to Rt. 708 just
past Foltz Meat Processors, turn right on 708, then right on Rt.
710 at first intersection.
Ford TW2O, Full Cab, AM/FM,
Air, Dual Remotes, Factory
Duals, 18.4-38, Good
Rubber, 3,000 hrs.
Farmall H Tractor
Heston 12 ft. self-propelled
, Mower-Conditioner, Model
6450, full cab w/air
Ford CL4O Skid Loader
International 140 Forage Wagon
Knight 250 two wheeled
Spreader
Ford 513 semi-mounted Rake
Heston 5500 Round Baler
Ford 542 Baler
Allis Chalmers Hay Conditioner
J.D. 7 ft. 3 pt. hitch Mower
Tye Pasture Pleaser Sod
Seeder, 8 discs, 3 pt. hitch
Kewanee 14 ft. hvy. duty
Tandem Disc
J.D. PTO Hammermill
Terms:* Cash or Approved Check on. day of sale.
Not responsible in case of accidents on the premises.
Announcements on day of sale take precedence over prfnted
matter.
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come into the.program, those costs
will go down. Testing fees will be
lowered by increased numbers
tested. Hauling costs will be low
ered when a second truck is added
to the route, decreasing the total
mileage now divided among all the
shippers regardless of their prox
imity to Jefferson Cheese.
The present tanker load is now
full. Yates anticipates the second
truck being added to the route by
March Ist. He projected, “Our goal
is to get the hauling costs down to
only an extra 20 cents.”
A brief business meeting fol
lowed Yates’ presentation. It was
announced that the PA All-
American Dairy Show will imple
ment a Jersey Futurity Class begin
ning with this year’s show. Contri
butions are being sought to help
establish the futurity funds for its
first two years. The Cumberland
Valley Jersey Breeders Associa
tion voted to contribute $200.00 to
this year’s purse.
The following persons were
elected as the group’s officers for
1988: President, John Myers;
Vice-President, Kirk Christman;
Secretary, Julie Martin; and Trea
surer, Carolyn Small.
AUCTION
1970 Int. Loadstar 1700 w/22
ft. cattle bed, 392 VB, 5 sp.
w/2 sp. p.s., 9.00 rubber
Ford NBOO w/9 ft. gravel dump,
5 sp. w/2 sp., 10.00 rubber
2 Arctic Cat 5000 Panther Snow-
Mobiles, 24 & 26 hrs., good
cond.
Arctic Snowmobile Trailer
1978 Ford V 4 ton Pick-Up
8 ft. metal P-Up Racks
2-8 ft.xlB ft. tandem wheel
Trailers
Two Wheeled Farm Trailer
Flat Bed Wagon
Farm Trailer Tandem
Danuser Post Auger, 14”
Hydraulic Bale Fork
6 ft. Pull Type Bush Hog
Cow Trimming Chute
Watering Trough
Misc. Items.
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