A44-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 7, 1992
Fall Classic Sale Averages $1,841
(Continued from Page A 35) for $2,800 to Gary and David Hope Syndicate, of New Enter-
The second highest selling lot Lentz. prise, which sold for $2,700 to F.
was consigned by Gary and Bar- The consignment was a choice Scott Lovell, of Linden.
abara Lentz (Dave’s uncle and
aunt), of Lebanon, and sold for
$3,350 to David and Linda Him
melberger of Jonestown.
The Lentz consignment was a
Madawaska Aerostar yearling
heifer calf bom Oct. 18. Her dam is
Dream-on Blackstar Harmony, a
Good Plus 83, 2-year-old with a
projected first lactation of 19,509
pounds milk, 648 pounds fat and
588 pounds protein.
Aerostar is Canada’s leading
sire for protein and second highest
in Canada for LPI. The grandam
was an Excellent-90 Walkway
Chief Mark daughter with an
Excellent mammary and a top
•record of 31,950 pounds of milk,
1,328 pounds of fat and 1,097
pounds of protein.
The third top selling consign
ment was from Glen and Tracey
Henry, of Port Royal, which sold
Holstein Calf
(Continued from Page A3B)
tein production. Photo contest
awards will be presented also.
For the distinguished junior
member contest, age groups will
include junior, 0-12 years-old,
winner to be awarded a showbox;
intermediate, 13-16 years-old, the
winner will take home B retina; and
sailors, 17-21 years-old, winner
will be sent to the Pennsylvania
Junior Holstein Convention and
receive a Pennsylvania Holstein
jacket.
Entertainment for the banquet
will be provided by Stephen Pro
ductions,’ “The Magic of John
Westford.” Tickets for the banquet
are $10.50 for adults and $5.25 for
children 10 and under.
The ticket deadline date has
been extended until now, or at the
latest Monday. Nov. 9. Call Lowell
Brubaker for tickets or more infor
mation at (717) 653-2612.
AUT6'AUCTION"
CARS, TRUCKS AND TOOLS
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 18,1 M 2 - 6 PM
ALLEN’S AUCTION BARN
231 LANDING STREET
VINCENTOWN, NJ
CARS; SELLING FOR BURLINGTON
COUNTY AND OTHERS
TOOLS - 5:00 PM
CARS - 7:00 PM
NOTES: CONSIGNMENT OF TOOLS OH
VEHICLES ARE WELCOME FOR THIS SALE.
VEHICLES MAY BE ADDED OR DELETED BE
FORE SALE TIME.
TERMS: CASH FOOD STAND
PREVIEW 1 HOUR BEFORE SALE
LICENSE & BONDED
P.A. LIC AUOO22SBL
ALLEN'S AUCTION SERVICE
VINCENTOWN, NJ 08088
609-267-8382
See Larger Listing Next Week
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FINE HUBLEY BANKS & TOYS
TIN TOYS,
“PRECIOUS MOMENTS”
CHINA DOLLS
WED. EVE. NOV. 18, 1992
AT 5:00 P.M.
Sale to be held at Al Starr Fireman’s
Building, Village of Willow Street, Lan
caster Co., PA (South of Lancaster,
along Rt. 272, behind fireball).
Food served.
Howard Shaub, Inc. (717) 464-3541
Auctioneer {AU-000631-L)
Sale by
agent for owner
of three pregnancies due last week,
or four due the end of October. The
embryos were sired from Curries-
M Holiday-Et, with predicted
transmitting abilities (PTAs) of
+1,832 pounds of milk, +6O
pounds fat, and +BO pounds of
protein.
The dam is Juniper Cleitus
lacki-Et, classified as a Very
Good-87 with an Excellent mam
mary. She had a first lactation
365-day record of 29,230 pounds
□f milk, 1,012 pounds of fat, 913
pounds of protein.
There were 11 consignments
which sold for more than $2,500.
Included were;
• A consignment from Weaver
line Holsteins of Myerstown,
which sold for $2,700 to John Byl
er of AUensville.
• A consignment from High
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• A consignment from Eugene
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• A consignment from Jacob and
Adam Tanis, of Centre Hall, which
sold for $2,600 to John Urbas of
Myersdale.
• A consignment from Edward
Brechbill, of Chambersburg which
sold for $2,600 to William Curley,
of Montrose.
• A consignment from W.H.
Conyngham & Co. Inc., of Shaver
town which sold to Pen-Col Farm,
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• A consignment from Russell
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• A consignment from Jay and
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