NEW WINDSOR, Md. Dr.
Lowell B. Catlett, profesaor of
agriculture and buiineis at New
Mexico State University, will be
the speaker at an agriculture
appreciation breakfast to be field
on Friday, November 19 as an
activity celebrating National
Farm-City Week.
The breakfast will be held at 9
a.m. at Wilhelm Catering, Ltd.
(formerly Friendly Farms), 1011
Baltimore Blvd (Rt. 140), West
minster, Md. It is sponsored by the
Carroll County Agribusiness Club
and is supported by the extension
service, Carroll County Farm
Bureau, the Chamber of Commer
ce, and the businesses of Carroll
County.
Catlett is a consultant and
adviser to the United States
Department of Agriculture,
Department of the Interior, and the
United States Army. With a docto
rate in economics from lowa State
University. Catlett teaches and
conducts research in the areas of
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marketing, policy, natural gas
futures contracts, energy futures
and options market, management,
and futuristic issues.
Catlett is a co-author of several
books, including “Farm and
Ranch Financial Management,”
“Cash Flow Management and
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Since 19SS, the National Farm-
City Council, together with state
and local councils and commit
tees, has encouraged an enlight
ened understanding between rural
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In connection with the Farm-
City Celebration, the Carroll
County Extension Service, under
the direction of Extension Direc
tor David Greene, will conduct an
open house with exhibits and
speakers sharing information
about the services of extension
and agriculture in Carroll County.
Public Auction Register
Cknlnj Dale Monday 5:00 P.M.
of each week's publication
NOVEMBER
FRI. NOV. 19 & FRI. NOV.
26 - SPM. Blue Ball Auction
Mart. SetlingAntiquM, Col
lectibles, Tools, Toys,
Good, Furniture, Plus Much
More. Located East Of Lan
caster Off Routs 322 In
Blue Ball Behind Fire Hall.
Bechtold, Paparo; Aucts.
WED. NOV. 10 - I:3OPM,
Belleville Livestock Market
Selling Consignment Of 60
Cows.
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The Open House will be held Fri
day, November 19 from 11 a.m.-4
p m. and Saturday, November 20
from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
More information and tickets
may be obtained by calling the
Carroll County Extension Office,
(410) 848-4611. The cost of the
breakfast ticket is $lO. Tables of
12 may be reserved.
SAT. NOV. 13 - SAM, All
Day Public Auction. Sailing
Household Goods, Etc.,
FRI. NOV. 12-9;3OAM Mid Cars. Truck, Tractor, Treo
Atlantic Area Contractors' Baler & Equipment, Etc.,
Auction, Late Model Con- Troybuilt, Chainsaws,
sttuction Equip. & Trucks, Shop Tools, Parts, Etc.,
Frederick Co. Fairgrounds, Real Estate. 118 Acre
Frederick, Md. Traveling Christmas Tree Farm.
West on I-70, take E. Pat- Located On Premises 6
rick St., exit 56 to Fair- Miles NW Of Muncy, Pa. 4
grounds. Traveling east on Miles N. Of Halls Station
i-70, take South St. exit 55, (The Mall) Near The Bea
to Fairgrounds. Traveling gle Club Along Woodley
north on I-270, take Rt. Road. Watch For Auction
355, Market St. exit 31-A Arrows Off Old Rt 220 At
(by the 1-70 Truck stop) Sammys Pizza Near The
Take 1-70 east to exit 55, Mali. Sellers, Robert Jones
~ J ‘ Estate. Fraley Auction Co.
South St. to t-airgrounos.
Wolfe Industrial Auctions,
Inc.
SAT. NOV. 13 -10 AM,
Farm Auction Selling Daily
Cattle, Farm Machinery,
Dairy Equipment, Produce,
Real Estate. Located At
The Farm On Comer Of
Hoffman Hollow Rd. & Hog
back Rd. Five Miles North
Of Lowman And Route 17 -
(Lowman Is 5 Miles East Of
Elmira, N.Y.) Or Use Exit
50 At Chemung, Go North
On Wyncoop Creek Rd.
Turn Left On Hogback Rd.
To Farm. Owners, Mr. &
Mrs. Lester Turner & Keith
Turner. Howard W. Vis
scher, Auct.
SAT. NOV. 13 -11 AM
Hedgebrook Genetic Ven
ture Sate, selling 100 head
of Registered Jerseys) 50
fresh heifers and 50 open,
bred heifers and calves.
Kitty Nicholas, Kitty Hock
man, and Alice Grier, own
ers. Jersey Marketing
Semico.
Sale
Reports
TURNPIKE SALE
1500 bidders
attended an auction in
Weston, Mass., 318
items sold including:
(8) Ford Taurus’s
1987-90 brought
$2700-$4750; (4) Ford
Tempo’s 1990’5,
$2550-53500; (13) Ford
F 1 50 ’ s 88-92’s
$3850-$7250; (3) Ford
F 350 Vans 89 & 90’s
$5450-$6200; (28) Ford
Crown Victoria’s
88-91’s $3150-86900;
(11) Arrow Boards
SSOO-$2300; (4) How
ard Priceturf Blazer
Mowers $3250 ca.; (2)
Cut Kwick Slope Mow
ers s33oaea.; (I) 1979
Ford LT9OOO Vactor
Sewer Cleaner 61000;
(2) 1986 Alley Mobile
Sweepers $l3OOO &"
$14500; (2) Asphalt
Kettles $BlOO & $9000;
(2) Ford F-700 Wreck
ers 83 & 87
$4700-86400; (2) Ford
F-700 Dumps 1983’s
$6300-88850; (1) Chcv.
P-30 Step Van 1983
$B3OO.
, The auction was con
ducted for Mass. Turn
pike Authority. Auc
tioneer was Ed Good
rich Jr., of Goodrich
Auction Service; New-