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MHancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1, 1988
U American Breed Sales
HARRISBURG
Tke All-American
Brown Swiss Sale was
held Monday evening in
the small arena of the
Farm Show Complex.
Twenty-nine registered
Brown Swiss cattle
averaged $1,122 per
head to buyers from five
different states.
The high selling ani
mal was a three-year
old cow consigned by
Rita Kennedy of Butler.
Robert and Joyce Wag
ner of Quarry ville, Lan
caster County, paid
$3,000 for “VG-89”.
The second highest
price of $2,450 was paid
by Donald and Deborah
Moore of Maryland for
a two-year-old con
signed by Warren
Schroer of New Knox
ville, Ohio.
The top selling bred
heifer and third overall
was “Shady Creek J.D.
Starbirght,” the All-
American nominee for
1987. King and Queen
Farm of Denver, Lan
caster County, paid
$l,BOO to Michael
Kunkle of Jonestown,
Lebanon County.
Dennis Daubert of
Pine Grove, who served
as co-chairman for the
sale, commented, “It
was a good sale with
very good quality
animals.”
Milking Shorthorn
An average of $775
was realized at the Milk
ing Shorthorn Sale on
Monday, held in con
junction with the Pen
nsylvania All-American
Dairy Show.
The top animal was
purchased by well
known Pennsylvania
Holstein breeder John
Foster Jr. of Huntingdon
County for $2,050.
“Three Springs B.R.
Jewel,” a 3-year-old,
was consigned by James
Young of Newville.
The second highest
bid of the day came
from David Whiting of
Edenburg. He spent
$1,435 for “RACE KA
Samurai,” a 3-year-old
consigned by Greg
Kline of Rocky Ridge,
Maryland.
Selling at $875 for the
third highest price of “U
of Minn Pacesetter
Bea,” consigned by Sam
Yoder of Shoemakers
ville. An aged cow, she
went to John Kuszlyk’s
farm near Batavia, New
York.
Billed as the All-
American Eastern
Classic Milking Shor
thorn Sale, the event
was co-managed by Jim
Young of Newville and
Dick Kline of Rocky
Ridge, Maryland. Ait
Kling of Landisburg
was the auctioneer and
Same Yoder read the
pedigrees.
Ayrshire
The Pennsylvania
Elite Ayrshire Sale, held
at the Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show
on Tuesday afternoon,
was a crowd pleaser.
Organizers said it was a
good event, with prices
being strong throughout
most of the auction.
Thirty-three head aver
aged $BlB in the sale.
Topping the sale was
“Ardrossan Super Piece
of Gold,” a 2-year-old
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consigned by Ardrossan
Farms. She was sold to
Henry Muller of
Neshanic, New Jersey,
for $2,100.
Bringing the second
highest bid of the sale, at
$1,550 was “Anchor
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550-16 4 Ply TT $37.84
550-16 6 Ply TT $41.81
600-16 6 Ply TT $43.15
650-16 6 Ply TT $47.58
750-16 6 Ply TT $57.16
9.5 L-15 6 Ply TT $72.42
1000-16 6 Ply TT $95.99
• Private Brand (Mfg. General Tire)
670-15 4 Ply TT $30.00
760-15 6 Ply TT $37.00
9.5 L-14 8 Ply TT $42.00
9.5 L-15 8 Ply TT $44.00
11L-15 8 Ply TT $45.00
11L-16 8 Ply TT $48.00
12.5 L-15 8 Ply TT $62.00
12.5 L-16 10 Ply TT $72.00
• Mfg. McCreary Tire Co.
Reported
Mere Lib’s Bluette, a
4-year-old consigned by
Jule Forrest of Culpep
per, Virginia. She was
purchased by Raymond
Divilbiss Jr. of Clear
Spring, Maryland.
The third highest bid
“I’m no expert but I do have over 200 tires
on my farm and I can definitely say
Safemark tires deliver top quality at a
competitive price. That’s why I’ve been a
Safemark customer for more than
20 years.”
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THROUGH
10/31/88
of the day came from
Pennsylvania Ayrshire
breeders Earl Keefer
and Donald Shetterly.
They paid $1,500 tor
“Piney Grove Premier
Donene,” a 4-year-old
consigned by Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Hedrick of
Parkton, Maryland.
Ten of the 33 animals
Clyde Strock, Strockland Farms
Cumberland . County
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sold went to two buyers.
Mentzer Homestead
Farm of New Holland
purchased five head for
a total of $4,000, and
Gary Willier of Lititz
had the high bid on five
others for a total of
$2,250.
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11.2-24 4 Ply
$124.49 88#
11.2-28 4 Ply
$134.32 100#
12.4-28 4 Ply
$152.50 112#
13.6-28 4 Ply
$165.25 130#
15.5-38 6 Ply
$261.57 184#
16.9-38 6 Ply
$332.77 221#
18.4-34 6 Ply
$332.77 221#
18.4-38 6 Ply
$384.81 249#
18.4-38 8 Ply
$432.88 269#
20.8-38 8 Ply
$585.23 308#
P165/80R13
P175/80R13
PlB5/80R13
PlB5/75R14
P195/75R14
P205/75R14
P215/75R14
P205/75R15
P215/75R15
P225/75R15
P235/75R15
The sale was man
aged by Landini Auc
tion Service of Green
wood, Wisconsin, in
fcooperation with the
Pennsylvania Ayrshire
Association’s sale
committee.
• Rugged Shoulder Butt
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• Heavy Duty Bead
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• Nylon Tough
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$37.67
$39.41
$41.34
$42.54
$44.48
$46.93
$49.40
$48.18
$50.64
$53.12
$55.70