NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
fa) Ford New Holland has
honored 48 U.S., Canadian, and
Japanese firms with its prestigious
“Q 1 Preferred Quality Award” for
continued excellent quality per
formance in providing parts to the
company, the world’s third largest
farm and industrial equipment
maker.
“We are committed to a concept
we call ’continuous quality
improvement,’” said Robert M.
Beef
(Continued from Pago A 44)
OiUfttock, 3. Brian BirdtaU.
CUM 39: 1. Kyla Rooter.
CUM 40:1. Jaaon Oataratock.
CUM 41: 1. Curt Stockdale, 2. Curt
jßckdale, 3. Chriatine L. Crawford.
CUM 42:1. Kyla Rooter, 2. Kevin Rook
•r, 3. Matthew Allan Cidh.
Champion Heifer 1. Kyle Rooter.
RtMrva Champion Hollar: 1. Kevin
Booker.
ltd Female ft Owned By Exhlbitor-
Ctumpten: 1. Kyi* Rookor.
ltd F*mal* ft Owned By Exhibitor-
Rtttrvi Champion: 1. Stephen V. Fritz.
FEEDER CALF SHOW
Ctaaa 1:1. Erdanheim Farm.
Ctas* 3: 1- Robert Sherwood, 2. Greg
Knight, 3. Bumaid* Hayhurtt Farm.
Ilttra-Champion Pan: 1. Robert
Sherwood.
Sltera-Reaerve Champion Pan: 1.
Erdtnhtim Farm.
Ctaaa t: 1. Ml Trail Farm, 2. Robert
Marvin G. Amdej, AU-002323-L
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES &
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Located: At Kaufftnan’s Station Communi
ty Center, Kauffman Station Pa. Just 6
miles North of Greencastie, Pa. off Route 11
on:
Saturday, October 19th, 1991
At 9 A.M.
FURNITURE Jelly cupboard w/plankend;
good porch settee with stretcher; old cupboard
(op; drysink with no top; Lincoln rocker with
leone; dough tray on legs; empire chest of
drawers; 1 drawer night stand; walnut spool
bed; dovetailed 4 drawer walnut chest of
drawers; plank bottom youth chairs; walnut
platform rocker, treadle sewing machine; high
chair, blanchard butter chum with old paint;
towel racks: G.E. 25 cu. ft chest freezer like
new; etc.
GLASSWARE & CHINA: deer & pine
water pitcher & butter dish; black & white
milk glass; milk glass owl fruit jar; large Mary
Gregory vase; satin rose bowl; 2 spatter plates;
3 Robinson Crusoe plates; spatter cup & sauc
er; syrup jug; 3 kerosene lights hobnail &
daisy & button; Mettlock stein w/lid; majolica;
collection of early shaker; glass slipper; 6 N.
water glasses with butterfly; good pressed
glasses; German Dishes; Chicken on nests; 2
cracker jars; Ironstone bowl & pitcher etc.
MISCELLANEOUS: Collection of 50 good
iron banks; old tin & cast iron toys; coffee
grinder, copper tea kettles; walnut frames; old
dolls and doll furniture; loads of baskets; jardi
nieres; butter crock; 2 gal. blue band water
jug; 12 gal. & 5 gal. crocks; iron frogs; flati
rons; floor lamps; 2 gal. ES&B crock; large
blue turkey platter England; blue stoneware
milk pitcher; miniature Rayolight; Rayo light;
brass bird cage; good looks; large set of lead
navy soldiers & field artillery and ships; set of
lead Gladiator soldiers; comforts; pictures;
sewing box; slawboard; RJL lantern; RJR.
tans & torches; cow bell; woodplanter; old
tools; play pen; loads of Christmas dec.; good
braided rugs (handmade); quilting frame; egg
bnsket; linen tablecloths; machinist tools; 2
nk machinist tool chests; pitcher pump; Gen.
Pump; #32 & 22 Enterprise grinders w/motors;
icecream chum; sled; lawn chairs; drawknife;
SMden tools; 17” gas weed wacker; pole prun
es; log chains; sprayer, stepladder; trussels;
small table saw; C clamps; other good tools;
tod press etc.
Terms: Cash or approved good check.
Owner-
IRENE E. SMITH
Inspection Sale Day Only Doors Will Open
7 A.M.
Lunch Stand
48
Firms Become Top Quality Suppliers
G ™*'* XeC ' i '?* vice SU ppiier with a commemorative (two plants); Okubo Gear Co.- Corporation; Synchro-Start Pro
of N.H. Geotech, the holding com- plaque and a “Flag of Distinction” Ltd.; Onan Engine Plant; Peterson ducts, Inc.; Teleflex (Canada),
£ an y " ,rm „ . spnng whe " to fly at each of their plants. Spring; Quanex LaSalle Steel- Ltd.; Texas Instruments, Inc.; and
7,16 s “PP licrs honored were Rockwell International Corpora- The SK - Wellman Corporation,
with fiat ueotecn. me Qi prog- Associates Spring, Barnes Group tion; Seals Eastern, Inc.; Signicast Gerrity noted that recognition
ram is an important way for us and Canada. Inc.; Auburn Gear. Inc.; Corporation; Southco & Inc • as aQI Preferred Quality supplier
our supplies to work together to Bendix Automotive Systems; Spaulding Composites Comoanw means a company receives prefe
make sure Ford New Holland ful- Bennett Equipment Corporation; The Sperry Rubber & Plastics status m future parts deve
ly satisfies its customers m the eridgestone/Firestone, Inc.; Buck Company. Inc.; Spiral Interna- lopment programs for Ford New
nearly 120 counmes m which its Co mpan y, Inc.; Camloc Products; tional Corporation; Spirol Indus- HoUand - Ford New Holland sup
products are sold. Canadian Timken, Limited; Cle- tries Limited; Standard Horse Nail P liers in Brazil. Belgium, and
In ceremonies at Lancaster, Pa., pro, Inc.; Cleveland Stamping; - England are similarly honored
Gerrity presented each honored Commonwealth Plant- Peterson A TT mr
c * Spring: Dana Corporation (three /ijf/li /O ilttS iV €W
I jiZOfV divisions); Donaldson Company. 0
Company, Inc.; Fairview Sintered Research Partner
Company, Inc.; Gates Canada, M
Inc. (two divisions); Guardian Q Me “" s
Industries; Hayes-Dana, Inc. (two In . C ; 38 he deB ? lbed hts
divisions): Guardian Industries;
Hayes-Imperial Eastman; Masco DePau - aFrench
Nut Div. Ivaco Inc.; Lakin Gener- T . , D
al International Corporation; Lut-
co Ball Bearings- Lundquist Tool; praident, AgriPro
Milsco Manufacturing Company; ®" s ‘ neBB G , rou P and C s ristian
Modine Manufacturing; Monarch £
Industries Limited- Neanco Inc of Co ' op 06 Pau > introduced the
Industries Limited, weapco, me. new 50/50 partnership
Starwood.
HoHora-Champlen Pan: 1. Mill Trail
Farm.
Halfara-Raaarva Champion Pan: 1.
Hobart Sharwood.
Grand Champion Pan of tho Show:
Hobart Sharwood.
Raaorva Grand Champion Pan of tha
Show: 1. MUI Trail Farm.
Champion Faadar Calf: 1. Mill Trail
Farm.
Raaorva Champion Faadar Calf: 1. Lynn
Kugar.
Baal Cad la Hardeman Awards
Palled Harafeid; 1. Touchstone, 2. Roll
ing Shad*, 3. Janaan Fitting.
Angus: 1. Indian Creek. 2. Wsavarland, 3.
Roaabank.
Shorthorn; 1. Laneva, 2. Edward
McLaughlin, 3. Bowman.
Slmmantal: 1. Hafco, 2. Hill High, 3.
Simma Valley.
Lhnoualn: 1. Fairlane, 2. K.C. Livestock
Ent
Auctioneer
IBTH ANNUAL
COUNTRY AUCTION
of
QUILTS, GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK,
CEDAR CHEST, WOODEN QUILT
WALLHANGING, ETC.
Saturday, October 19,1991
at 9:30 AJM.
Grandfather’s Clock, Cedar Chest,
Utility Shed at 12:00 Noon
Quilts at 1:00 P.M.
CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE and CRAFT SALE
Friday, October 18, from 11:30-7:00 PM.
PANCAKE and SAUSAGE BREAKFAST
Saturday, October 19, from 6:30-10:00 A.M.
All for the benefit of CONESTOGA CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL. Sale will be held on the school grounds,
one mile west of Morgantown. Pa., along Route 23.
AUCTION ITEMS INCLUDE: handmade
QUILTS and wall-hangings; handmade Grape
Baskets; wooden quilt wallhanging; handmade
GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK; handmade CEDAR
CHEST; packaged hamburger: prime cuts of
comfcd packaged beef; painted MILK CAN by Jere
Brady (local artist); 2 porcelain Dynasty Amish
dolls; S limited edition prints by Connie Friedman;
READING PHILLIES and HERSHEY BEARS
tickets; handmade marble roller; railroad ties; hand
made gazebo birdfeeder; John Martin winross
truck; shrubbery; wood shavings; picnic table from
King’s Tables; 18 tons topsoil; farm toys from
M.M. Weaver & Sons; flower arrangements: GIFT
CERTIFICATES: restaurants, home-cooked meals,
cakes, Bomberger Studios, haircuts, pool party and
picnic, carpet cleaning, eye exam, state inspection
and oil change, etc.; 1986 SUBARU GL, 4 door,
automatic; Bxl2 UTILITY SHED; BBNB stock;
turkeys for the holidays; plus many more from local
businesses including certificates for airplane and
glider rides.
LOTS TO EAT: pizza, baked potatoes, soups,
BBQ, apple dumplings, fruit cup, pie, ice cream,
and drinks.
Baked goods, plants, and crafts are available to buy.
Your contributions of good quality items for the
sale are gratefully accepted. Please bring them to
the school or call 21S-286-0353. All proceeds go
toward the operation of the school.
Terms by:
Conestoga Christian School
Marvin G. Amsley, AU-002323-L
Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
OF “GUNS AND HUNTING GEAR ”
At McLaughlin Auction, 2775 L.W.W.
Chambersburg, Pa. Three Miles West
Of Chambersburg Along Route 30 On
Wednesday Evening, October 23,1991
At 6 P.M.
50 Guns Including: Winchester's;
Remington: Ithica; Sake; 3 Revolvers, Etc.
Reloading Equipment: Old And New Rifle
And Shot Shell Ammo: Scopes: Traps;
Game Caller; Dies; Gun Parts; Deer Hide
Rugs; Trophy Whitetail Heads And Racks;
Turkey Mount; Other Wildlife Mounts:
Hunting Clothes: Field Gear; Goosedown
Parka: Bullets: Powder; Shot, And Cases;
Wood Splitter, Complete Except Motor;
Plus Loads Of Other Good Items.
Folks- This Is A Very Good Clean Lot Of
Guns And Other Hems. For Complete
Listing Contact McLaughlin Auction
264-2224 Or Send S.A.E. To 445 Apple
way St., Thomas, Pa. 17252 (Marvin
Amsley).
Doors Open At 1 P.M. Sale Day For
Inspection.
Terms: Cash Or Good Check. Name
Withheld For Security Reason.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Octobw 12, 1991-A45
The new relationship will bring
additional strength, scope, exper
tise and world wide germplasm to
ABl’s existing overall corn
research while providing Pau with
a direct source of American com
germplasm.
Other products marketed under
the AgriPro brand- including soy
beans, sorghum, sunflower, and
alfalfa, will not be affected by this
research agreement
Public
Auction
Register
OCTOBER
WED. OCT. 16-6 PM, Anti
que Auction, located Trox
eiville Auction, Troxelville,
PA. 50 mi. N, of Harrisburg,
C. P. Jacobs, Jr., Auct.
FRI. OCT. 18 - 5 30PM,
160 Winross Trucks, Hess
Tmcks, Ertl & Matchbox,
located at Leesport Far
mer's Market just off Rt. 61,
Leesport, Berks Co., PA,
Kennth P. Leiby, Auct.
FRI. OCT. 18 - 6PM, Anti
que & Modem Firearms &
Accessories, located S.
Nursery St., Fogelsville,
PA, Ralph W. Zettiemoyer,
Auct.