A42-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 23, 1993
CHAMBERSBURG (Franklin
Co.) The Franklin County
Cooperative Extension Associa
tion and Penn State Cooperative
Extension of Franklin County will
celebrate 75 years of service to the
county this winter.
The main feature of the obser
vance will be the 75th annual
meeting of the association. It will
be held Friday, January 29, start
ing at 7 p.m. at the Lighthouse
Chemsweep Moves Through Area
EPHRATA, (Lancaster Co.)
A “Chemsweep” educational
meeting is scheduled in the Aud
ion Room of Ephrata Senior High
School at 7:30 p.m, on Tuesday
evening, January 26.
All persons interested in dispos
ing of unwanted chemicals are in
vited and encouraged to attend
this important and very informa
tive meeting. This will be an ex
Public Auction Register
Closing Date Monday 5:00 P.M.
of each week’s publication
JANUARY 27 - 9AM, Quilt, Craft &
SAT IAM 9t mviuii ““997 Auction. Located
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stone Public Auto ~
Exchange, Rt. 22/322 SAT. JAN. 30 - 9 30AM,
Between Dauphin & Clarks Short Notice Liquidation
Ferry Bridge. Keystone Auction. Located At 43 Car-
Public Auto Exchange, lisle Street, Hanover, Pa
Aucts. Owner, Hanover Hard-
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UES. & WED. JAN. 26 & Auct’ ln °’ Ra " dy L H ' lker '
HERD DISPERSAL
GRADE HERD 26 HEAD
TO BE SOLD
WED., JANUARY 27, 1993
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
14 due January to March. Vet checked for pre
gnancy. Milk weights day of sale.
Consigned by
Stonefuastfiann
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(See additional listing page 842.)
BANKRUPTCY
AUCTION
SAT., FEB. 6, 1993
10:00 A.M.
Location of sale: First State Blvd.
First State industrial Park, Newport,
DE.
ESSINGTON METAL WORKS
Okada V.M. 500 Vertical Machine Center,
(3) Kurt 8” Angle Lock Vice, Quincy 2 Stage
Air Compressor, Cordax 1000 Measuring
Machine, Mitutoya Height Master, Rockwell
Wilson Hardness Tester, H.E.S. 20’ Lath, ,
Tow-Motor Propane Forklift 5000 Lb., Gra
nite Inspection Table, Alliant Center Mach.,
Johnson Bandsaw, Rockwell Drill Press, Burr
Bench, Cooling System, (3) Double Lock Pre
cision Vice, Miller AC/DC Arc Welder, 3/4
HP Grinder, 42” Vernier Caliper, Angle
Plates, (2) Tool Box, (2) Kennedy Work
Tables, Collets, (7) Caliper, Large Quantity of
Bits, (3) Lateral File Cabinet, (4) Desk,
Brother Fax Machine, Tandy Printer, (5) Rack
of Metal Stock, Lathe Tools, Lots of Gauges,
Reid Surface Grinder, and Much More.
Inspection, Wed., Feb. 3,
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
TERMS: Cash, Certified Check or Letter
of Credit.
Trustee; Lynn Thomas Kanaga, Esq.
Case #9O-848 & 90-849
IRON HILL AUCTION
Auctioneers:
Joe B. Baines Tel 302-453-9138
Larry Baines ' Fax 302-453-9193
Extension To
Restaurant, three miles north of
Chambersburg on Rt. 11.
All residents of Franklin Coun
ty of legal age are automatically
members of the association, and
are invited to attend.
A special pictorial 40-page
‘7sth Anniversary Commemora
tive Booklet” will be distributed to
those in attendance. This collec
tor’s item traces not only the 75
years of cooperative extension
cellent opportunity for you to
learn more about the 1993 PDA
“Chemsweep” program being
conducted from now until March
31.
This is a free and easy disposal
program being conducted in Lan
caster and six other Pennsylvania
counties this coming year.
Brubaker Agronomic Consult
ing Service and the Ephrata Adult
Celebrate 75th Anniversary
activity within the county, is also a
significant history of agricultural
development within Franklin
County the past 75 years. Special
limited-edition, commemorative
silk-screened water tumblers will
also be distributed as souvenirs at
the event.
Since seating space is limited,
those wishing to attend should
purchase their tickets at the
cooperative extension office, 191
Farmer Program will also be pre
senting additional crop production
management practices and pesti
cide applicator update informa
tion. Variety trials, pest resistance
and production yields of com,
soybeans and alfalfa will be dis
cussed.
The new Atrazine label, other
pesticide changes, and applicator
update information will be in
cluded in the discussion. Two core
and two category credits for pesti
cide license renewal is planned.
Call (717) 733-1478 or (717)
733-7124 for more information.
Franklin Farms Lane, Chambers
burg. Tickets will also be avail
able until the dining hall capacity
is reached from the following:
Herbert Zeger, Diana Meyers,
Clifford Hawbaker, Fran Horst,
Shirley Hawbaker, H. Lee Show
alter, Robert E. Kriner, Joseph S.
Middour, Phil Lobaugh, Dan
Brogdon, Marcus Martin, Mark E.
Cayman, Irvin Dietle, Francis
Farm Show Dairy Promotions
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Dupuis, Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion Program spokesper
son. “Both the robot and butter
sculpture attracted large crowds
throughout the week. The interest
provided by the media is a tribute
to the Farm Show and the strength
of the state’s dairy industry.”
For dairy farmers, this exten
sive coverage means free advertis
ing for their products and the dairy
industry. The Partners estimate
that coverage from the show will
exceed $lO,OOO in value and that
the coverage generated several
million impressions with consum
Reichard, Harold Crider, Wilmer
and Miriam Lehman, David R.
Longacre, Kenneth Kipe, Linda
Bender, James R. Diem, J. Tho
mas Stouffer, Jeffrey L. Grove,
Tom Mossellem, Marie Dice,
Janice Burkholder, Shirley Givi
den, Allen T. Brown, Virginia
Christman, Mary Jane Hess, Betty
Wingert, Bill White, Beatrice
Johnston, and Clyde Kuhns.
ers. Final media evaluations will
not be available for several weeks,
but the extensive coverage cer
tainly developed a positive dairy
industry message with consumers,
Dupuis said.
Pennsylvania’s Dairy Promo
tion Partnerr, have been collective
ly promoting dairy products since
1989. These organizations have
combined efforts to save dairy far
mers’ promotion dollars and cre
ate a unified dairy promotion mes
sage in Pennsylvania. The PA
Farm Show is one of many activi
ties jointly conducted by these
organizations.