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Farm Calendar
(Continued from Pag* A3l) School. Ralph Travis,
Grange Hall, 7:30 p.m. 717-382-4871.
ABS Mtg. West Crawford, 7:30 Adamic Dairy Day.Wisehaven,
p.m. Vernon Central Hose Co., 10-2:30 p.m. Tony Dobrosky,
Meadville. 757-9657.
ABS Mtg. Erie, 12 noon, Asbury York Beekeepers, Pleasant Acres,
United Methodist Church, Mtg. Room 7 p.m. Nelson
Waterford. Brenncman, 225-3076.
Thursday, February 18
Cecil Co. Agronomy Day, Calvert
Grange, Calvert, MD 9 a.m.
ABS Meeting, Blue Ball Fire Hall,
7 p.m.
Adantic Dairy Coop, Dist. 7,
Mount Joy, 12 noon.
DHIA District Directors Mtg.,
Southeast, Mt. View Inn,
Greensburg.
Dairy Nutrition School, Memorial
Lutheran Church, 10 a.m.
Shippensburg.
Noxious and Difficult Weeds, 8
p.m. Kennard-Dale High
AUCTION
Saturday, Feb. 20th, 1988
10:30 A.M.
Preece Bros. Middleburg, Virginia
DIRECTIONS: From Middleburg - Route 50
West 4 mites to Route 611, right, 4 mile* to 626,
right 1 mile to 745, left 1 mile to 733 straight to
farm. From Purcellvllle • 690 South 5 miles,
straight on 611 3 miles, left on 626 1 mile, left on
745 1 mile, straight on 733 to farm.
FULL LINE FARM EQUIPMENT
Including:
“7060” Tractor, Power Shift, Cab, Air, Heat; Allis-
Chalmers “7020” Tractor w/Cab, Air, Heat; Allis-
Chalmers "6080” Tractor; International “2404”
Tractor w/Side Mounted Hydraulic Mower; Allis-
Chalmers “200” Tractor w/Cab, Heat; 1979 Ford
“F 150” 4x4 Pickup (300 6 cyl., 4 spd.); 1972 CMC
20’ Knapheide Dump Bed, Live Tandem 5 & 4;
1970 International “1600” Loadstar Truck w/1000
gal. John Blue Sprayer; 1967 International “1800”
Loadstar Truck w/16’ Knapheide Dump Bed, Grain
& Cattle Racks; 1972 Fruehauf 27’ Alum. Dump
Trailer w/New Hoist, Air Tailgate; E-Z Pull 20’
Gooseneck 20’ Stock Trailer; Homemade
Gooseneck 20’ Round Bale Trailer; Donahue 28’
Equipment Trailer; Allis Chalmers “N 6" Gleaner
Rotary Combine, 4 w.d. w/Automatic Floating
Grain Head & 6-row 30’ ’ Com Head (complete parts
box); New Holland “1500“ Combine w/6-row x
30” Com Head 13V4 ’ Grain Head (3208 Cat eng).
2 Allis-Chalmers “333” Sod Com Planter w/
Liquid Fertilizer Attachment & Monitor; Allis-
Chalmers •*333” 6-Row Air Planter w/Liquid
Fertilizer Attachment & Monitor; John Deere
‘‘8300” Grain Drill, 21 Spout w/Press Wheels; New
Holland Mod. ‘‘357” Grinder/Mixer; Miller 12’
Off-Set Disc w/Steel Spacers; Allis-Chalmers 1714 '
Mod. “3300” Double Off-Set Foldup Disc w/Steel
Spacers; Allis-Chalmers Mod. ‘ ‘2500” 21’ Fold-Up
Leveling Disc; Vermeer “605 C” Round Baler;
John Blue 300 gal. Pull-Type Sprayer; Clark 300
gal. Mounted Sprayer; Allis-Chalmers “1500” 12’
Min. Til; AMCO 7’ Trail-Type Rotary Cutter; Bush
Hog Hydraulic Rock Picker; New Holland Mod.
“451” 9’ 3-pt. Mower; Allis-Chalmers 5 or 6x16”
Semi-Mounted Hydraulic Automatic Reset Plows;
Allis-Chalmers Mod. “281” Manure Spreader;
Winco “1200” Generator (PTO); Forand 3-pt.
Hitch Snow Blower; 52’x8” Snowco PTO Grain
Auger; Killbros "350” Grain Bed w/Hydraulic
Auger on Allis-Chalmers Running Gears; Allis-
Chalmers “700” Flat Hay Wagon; Allis-Chalmers
"1200-E” 12’ 5-Bar Field Cultivator; 50’ Cramer
Elevator Leg, 10 h.p., 3-phase; Mathews 14' Stalk
Shredder w/Grass Knives; Midwest 20* Leveling
Tool w/Hydraulic Lift; 2 5,000 gal. tanks (Fuel); 1
6,000 gal. Water & Fertilizer Tank; 1,500 gal. Poly
Tank; Winslow 50,000 lb. Stationary Scales, 24'
Platform; On an 50,000 KW PTO Single Phase
Generator; Palco Head Gate & Palpating Cage; Port
able Headgate/Loading Chute; 15 h.p. 3-phase Aer
ation Fan for Grain Bin; 3-pt. Hitch Bale Movers;
Unico Creep Feeders; Round Bale Feeders; Gates 4’
to 16’; Farm Trailers; Approx. 100 Round Bales of
Mixed Hay; Approx. 50 Round Bales of Straw; 4
Sets of Duals; Nitrogen Pumps; Planter Gears &
Parts; Hydraulic Cylinders & Hoses, V-Belts, Bear
ings; Truck & Tractor Tire Chains; Allis-Chalmers
BROOK ROAD \ RICHMOND VIRGINIA
PA Dept, of Ag. Free moisture
meter analysis. Region 6
Office, Summerdale. 8:30 a.m.
3:30 p.m. 787-3400.
Cumberland Franklin Dairy Nutri
tion School, Memorial Luthe
ran Church, Shippensburg.
ABS, Buder, 10:30 a.m., Garden
Gate Restaurant
ABS, Venango, 10:30 a.m. 4-H
Fairgrounds Auditorium,
Franklin.
Saturday, February 20
Adams Co. Fruit Growers Annual
OUTSTANDING
GUN AUCTION
Lifetime Collection of the
Late Pat (J.J.) Turner.
Sells With NO Reserves
3 miles SE of Carrollton, Ohio (Can
ton area) on State Route 43 to Canyon
Rd., turn south 1 mile.
SUNDAY, FEB! 14
10 a.m.
80 Winchesters, hard to find models & rare
calibers, almost all models from the 1866 and
up. 82 Smith & Wesson starting at #1 model
and in all versions. Special Attraction SMW
320 revolving rifle, 16”, (#3l of 267), several
Colts, Browning Grade #2 & Lightning Broad
way, 5 Remingtons, approx. 35 military rifles.
Call for details.
Terms: Cash or bank letter of guaranteed
funds made out to us - no exceptions.
All state & federal laws observed - sales tax
without venders #.
PREVIEW: Feb. 13. 6 to 9 p.m.
Larry Garner, Auctioneers
216-627-5573
PUBLIC AUCTION
Annual Spring Farm Equipment Sale
Rt. 213 at Rudnlck’s Galena, Maryland.
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 22, 1988
At 10:00 A.M.
John Deere 6600 combine, 15’ grain table, 4
row 36” com head, John Deere 4230 tractor
w/AC cab and radio, JD 2600 5 bottom plows,
JD 8300 grain drill, Allis Chalmers, #330 no
till 6 row planter (9 row soybean), Brillion 15’
field cultivator, Brillion pulvimulcher 15’,
Brillion 4 row cultivators, InL 13’ disc, 1959
Chev. truck, all machinery under cover and ex
condition. Consigned by Jay Pratt of Milling
ton, Md.
International 766 diesel tractor with duals,
Int. 666 tractor with 2250 loader, Int. Cub with
sickle bar mower, cultivators & side dresser,
Int. 11’ chisel plow with buster bar, Int. Road
disc ll’-6”, InL 4x16 plows, Int. 5x16 plows,
Massey Ferguson 510 combine w/36” row
com head and 13’ grain head, John Deere7ooo
com planter - 30” rows with monitor, JD rotary
hoe (4 row), Int 1514 ’ field cultivator, MF
rake, flat wagon, 2 wheel trailer, 7’ Rhino
blade, 14’ Woods cutter, McKee 30” - 4 row
cultivators, converting to 6 rows, 3 unit crows
foot cultipacker, etc. Consigned by Norman D.
Scott, Sr. of Worton, Md.
Other consignments arriving daily to include
tractors, trucks, combines, ground working
equipment, planters, drills and much more.
Please call for unloading appointments and
free advertising.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS. INC.
Sales Manager, Auctioneers,
Real Estate Broker
Galena, Md. 21635
Phone: 301-648-5601
Milk Marketing
(Continued from Pago A 27)
premiums by independent milk
handlers. Most independents have
reached agreements with RCMA
to participate in the over-order
premium program, with Farmland
reported the remaining holdout.
The large independent is reported-
ly heavily courting producers, in SAT. FEB 13-10AMFurn-
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milk, and weaken efforts of JANUARY Tools, Blacksmith Equip., ses the Susquehanna Riv-
RCMA to effectively negotiate -mes FEB 2- IPM 46 Steel & Wooden Shelving 4 er, just off US Rt. 11, Col
over-order prices for all dairy pro- B&W MyCattle.WWtney gj H.
ducers in that federal order .NY Take i-ai E»t 8 P|ke Rockva|e Road) a -
jurisdiction. Is on Rt 11 midway sTa'bfL Rudnick ' B Sales, Route
Combining the January 50-cent between north and south 7 £ 213, Galena, MD. Antiques
cut in support price, the 2.5 cent «■* of 1-81. Charlie Man- JJS and fumkurejarry Rud
per hundredweight Gramm- asse ' Auct Shaub, Auct. nick, Auctioneer
Rudman assessment, and sluggish
FRI. FEB. 5 - 1 30PM Pigs QAT ffa lq —SSTTTvi SUN. FEB. 14 -10 AM Out-
State Graded Sale West- B«iLn„= standing Gun Auction. Ufe-
minster Livestock Auction, Antique Fumi- 6me collection of the Late
Meeting Bendersvilie Com- Westminster, MD. !)ewelry T?be P f ‘ < J J | 3 mHes SE
rnunity Hall sat FEB 13-9 AM Riding held at Fortnas Auction o
Cumberland Valley Coop Annual & Lawn Mowers, Farm Gallery. 18 E Main St, ™dh i?
Mtg. Shippensburg Senior &W Parts, Shop & Power Annville.Pa Fortna's, Auct A^t
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February a, iwHua
dairy industry economics, Collins
projected an overall dairy price
decrease through 1988 of about 60
cents per hundredweight from
1987 levels.
‘Thus, we expect to sec as many
dairy producers go out in 1988 as
did in 1987,” he predicted.
ANTIQUE AUCTION
Oil Paintings, Antique Furniture, Glassware,
Estate Jewelry & Collectables
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1988
This Is a collection of antiques from many local Lebanon
County Estates. Sale to be held at Forma’s Auction Gallery, 18
E. Main St., Annvllle, Pa.
1785 Dower chest w/2 drawers on bottom, paint decorated 8 day
softwood grandfathers clock, fine early 4 door Lynen Press (w/orig.
red paint) Min. decorated blanket chests, softwood country wardrobe,
rare oak lingerie chest, oak side by side, several blanket chests, fancy
carved sofa & chair, Viet, chair w/flower crest, Windsor fanback chair,
Japanese decorated bow front corner cupboard, Wurliter Juke Box
(silver age model 3010), wicker baby carriage, Birds Eye Maple (includ
ing 2 post beds, single bed, dresser w/beveled mirror, jelly cupboard, high
chair, repro. pie safe w/tin punched doors, pine rocker, pub chairs, treadle
sewing machine, oak dresser, oak wardrobe, 3 pc. cast iron porch set, cup
board top, oak chest of drawers w/mirror, dry sink, oak wash stand, marble
top wash stand (as is), Ig. grain chest, wicker baby couch & wicker
bassinet
OIL PAINTINGS:
Fantastic Lancaster County Arthur Armstrong oil painting “Por
trait of a Girle” oil on canvas 30”x25” signed on back 1850, oil painting
of old women, oil painting of lions (all early paintings).
2 crib quilts, 3 coverlets including Nye-Myerstown, Leb. Cty., Jacob
Shalk Leb. Pa. 1883, postage stamp, 2 sunflower pat., embroidered quilt,
butterfly pat, plus others.
A very fine collection of estate jewelry, including womens diamond
rings, dinner rings, amethysts, opal dress ring, etc.
ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES:
Early Wadsworth & Turners Clock w/columns on side & eagle on
top, 15 pc. Kgesia Sousuma Tea set & 3 tea pots, Cloisonne & other
oriental items, set of Limoges china. Early Min. hand painted arrow
back chair, spatterware including handleless cup & saucer peafowl, 2
pink spatter handleless cup & saucers, overlay glass bowl, cradle w/heart
cutout; Tramp Art Box, cast iron butchering kettle, blue spongware plat
ter, Min oil lamps, voting box, dep. glass, Viet, mirror on stand, flow
blue cup & saucer, Brass colonial lamp, 2 Leeds handleless cups &
saucers, Early Adams pitcher & shaker, Heisey glass basket & other glass
baskets, Lionel Peter Rabbit “Chip Mobil”, Bennington Bottle w/man
sitting on barrel, brides basket bowl, childs decorated dresser, sterling
plate, blue agate coffee pot, Nippon butter dish, Limages bowl, ironstone,
2 fanny bottom baskets, gathering basket plus many other baskets, old
advertising tins, cookie cutters (including horse, chicken, bull, duck, fish,
etc.), Redware, pink luster, Hartland horses w/Roy Rogers & Dale Evans,
yelloware bowl, Amish dolls, Griswald waffle iron, butchering knives,
copper wash boiler. Vintage clothing, linens, doilies, double handle
crock w/blue design, early pewter tea pot, cut glass, miniature scale, gold
weave ironstone, cast iron penny banks, wine set, Staffordshire pie
bird, German stein, banjos, old accordian, old xmas decorations, carnival
glass, Ig. paper mache eagle, American sweetheart monax including salt
& pepper, cup & saucers, dinner plates, handwritten deed from original
town hall in Annville, fishing lures, double barrel 12 ga. Ithaca shotgun,
N.Y. Civil War muzzel loader + other guns. Steiff dog, Doc Daniels tin,
many pitcher frames & prints. Plus many other items too numerous to
mention.
Note: We will start selling furniture at 1:00 P.M.
PREVIEW: FRIDAY, FEB. 12 4:00-8:00 P.M.
Current production increases in
large dairy states, including Cali
fornia and Wisconsin, as well as a
dairying boom in Texas, point to
further support price drops in
1989.
9:00 A.M
FURNITURE:
QUILTS:
JEWELRY:
TNA’S
Auction Co 6 Gallery '
inville, Pa. 17003
Michael R. Fortna
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