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OCTOBER
SAT. OCT. 28 • BAM Anti
ques & CoNeetiblee. 1650
Sandhill Rd., Hershey, Pa.
Ails and Crafts Furniture.
Ziegler Auction Co.
SAT. OCT. 28-SAM Liqui
dation following 25 wars of
business. Iron rail Nursery,
185 Pusey Milt Rd., Upper
Oxford Twp, Cheater Co.,
pa. Equipment, nursery
Hems. George H. Wilson,
Auctioneer.
SAT. OCT. 28 - 9:3OAM
Farm, industrial, lawn &
garden equip. Lenox Farm
Supply, Hop Bottom, Pa.
(US Rl 11) or from 1-81 exit
64 (Lenox Exit) west on RL
106, 2 miles to Ist left at
Acre Lakie, 3 miles to sale
site. Kirk Kulick, auction
mgr
WED. NOV. 1 -130 PM
Belleville Livestock Market
Gene Click 717-667-2703
or sale bam 717-934-2146.
FRlr, NOV. 3-2 PM Gettys
burg Ares School District
Sale of Farmstead build
ing* and silos held on site
of farmstead, located tak
ing Business Rt 15, just N.
of Gettysburg, Pa at former
Mahring Farm. C. David
Redding, auct
FRI. NOV. 3-6 PM Bellevil
le Livestock Market, Annual
Fall Heifer Sale.
PUBLIC SALE
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Mon. Eve., Nov. 6,1995
AT 4:30 EM.
Sale to be held at Lampeter Community Build
ing, Village of Lampeter, West Lampeter Twp.,
Lancaster Co., PA
(Along Rt 741, behind fireball)
Food served.
Sale by
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zug
Howard E. Shaub, Inc. (717) 464-3541
Auctioneer (AU-000831-L)
FRI. NOV. 3-BPMA6AT.
NOV. 4 -10 AM 800 pos.
Roseville Pottery. Fdgels
vlllo Auction Center, S.
Nursery St, Fogiesvills, PA
(Exit 148 off 1-78 at traffic
light take L, take L on
Nursery St. Ralph W. Zet
tiemoyer Auction Co.
SAT. NOV. 4 - 9AM Com
plete Business Liquidation
of C.S. Wins 5 Sons. Feed
mill equip, coal trucks,
dump trucks, antiques,
tools. At rear of 342 S. sth
St, Lemoyne, Pa For C.S.
Wills A Sons. Kerry Pae,
auds.
SAT. NOV. 4 - 9AM Con
signment Machinery Sale.
Into call 837-2222.
SAT. NOV. 4 - 9AM Anti
ques, household. Rahrers
burg Fire Hall. From Read
ing taka Rt 183 N. until
approx. 2 miles N. of Bem
vls. Fallow New Schaef
fers town Rd. approx. 5
mdse to second stop sign,
take a right Fire co. is in
the square of Re brers burg.
Richard A. Kramer, auct
SAT. NOV. 4- 9 AM
Nursery stock, trees,
shrubbery, evergreens,
grasses. Village Farm
Market (Hinkletown), from
Ephrata take Rt 322 E. of
Rt 222 by-pass to auction
on left Weavers Nursery.
Kline, Krsider A Good,
auct
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
Co.) The annual dinner meet
ing of the Southeast Regional Cat
tlemen’! Association will be held
at Shady Maple Restaurant, four
miles east of New Holland on
Route 23, on Nov. 16 at 6:30 p jn.
All interested beef producers and
guests are invited.
Buffet cost to adults is $l5, and
children under 12 are $6.
Reservation deadline is Nov. 7.
Contact Bobbi McMullen, secret
ary. (717) 548-3282.
Throughout the summer, the
Pennsylvania Beef Council has
been working with educators
through the Pennsylvania Agricul
ture in the Classroom program.
The Beef Council offers a vari
ety of educational kits for all age
and grade levels. Kits ate distri
buted through statewide mailings
and workshops designed specifi-
SAT. NOV. 4 - 9:31 AM
Classic oars A trucks,
restored (arm equip, 91F
ISO LN, ATV, woodwork
ing, mechanica, shop tools,
antiques A collectiblss,
household furnishings.
Reed aucts.
SAT. NOV. 4-9:45AM sth
anniversary sale. Repos
session sale, Keystone
Public Auto Exchange. Ker
ry Pae auct
SAT. NOV. 4 -10 AM
HydraHo excavators, craw
ler tractors, crawler loader,
loader backhoes, skid steer
loaders A trenchers, farm
tractors A implements,
dump trucks, pickups, trail
ers. Held behind Weavers
Sales and Rentals yard, al
371 Fleetwood Rd. In
Bowers/Mertztown, Pa.
south of Kutztown, Pa.
From Rt. 222 bypass in
Kutztown, take first exit into
downtown Kutztown. Turn
left on Noble St and pro
ceed approx. 2 miles to
Fleetwood Rd. turn left on
Fleetwood Rd. and pro
ceed 3/4 ml. to sale site.
Nevins Bros Auct Co.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., NOVEMBER 4,1995
Rehrersburg Fire Hall - 9:00 A.M.
From Reading area: take Route 183 North
until approx. 2 miles north of Bemville. Fol
low New Schaefferstown Road approx. 5
miles to second stop sign. Take a right Fire
company is in the square of Rehrersburg.
From Lebanon area; take Route 422 East to
501 North. Follow until approximately 1
mile South of Bethel. Continue straight on
Rehrersburg Road. Fire company is in the
square of Rehrersburg.
Antiques: Marble top table, Weaver pump organ,
Small oak hanging comer cupboard, Assorted
chairs and rockers, Early reverse glass painted mir
ror, Pineapple bedroom suite, New Haven weight
clock, Reverse painted scenic table lamp with
painted light up base, Assorted crocks (redware),
Costume jewelry, Painted decorated tin coffee pot
with offset spout (Tole), Pontiac Chief promotion
al wooden Indian plaque. Assorted dishes. Small
German doll, Paper mache cat. Cast iron trotter
(horse carriage), Assorted toys, Assorted pieces of
silver, Painted tray (Otto Herald, Schaefferstown),
Brass bird cage, Small wooden coffee grinder,
Assorted books, Professor Schnitzel record, Agate
lunch pail, Assorted ladles, Plant stand, B & H
Kerosene light, Silver dollars, Avon bottles,
William J. Bryan political badge. Watch fobs,
Assorted bottles, Linens, Old quilts. Paisley shawl,
Schaefferstown bottles, Tin ice cream dipper (pat.
1905), Violins, Pewter smoking set, Candy jar from
Cal Webber’s store, Fiesta ware bowls, Old calen
dars, Old post cards, Dry sink with lid, Victorian
love seat.
Household: Small appliances, pots and pans, dish
es, Stereo, Kitchen set with four swivel chairs,
Daybed, and much more.
Note: Items too numerous to mention, come
spend an enjoyable day at a sale.
Terms: Cash or PA Check yi
Auctioneers: Richard A. Kramer vwy
AU-003135-L
Rick Kramer It 111
AA-002278-L
(717)933-8600
Refreshments will be provided by the Fire Company
» A
Cattlemen Set Dinner
SAT. NOV. 4 -10 AM Abso
lute Municipal Surplus Auc
tion. Basement of Old
Northampton Borough Gar
age, Laubaoh Ave ft Smith
Lana, Northampton, Pa. off
Rt22at9B7N.NorthtoßL
329 (Nor-Bath Bhrd.) Left
onto Rt 329 to Northamp
ton, left onto Laubach Ave.
Paler KraN Auction Co.
MON. NOV. 6 • 4:3OPM
Toys, Winrass, Hess, Ertl,
Hubley, Tonka, Gl Joe ft
Barbie Dolls, Antiques,
household goods, tools.
Held at Lampeter Com
munity Building, village of
Lampeter, West Lampeter
Twp, Lane. Co., Pa. Along
Rt 741, behind fireball. By
Mr. ft Mrs. Robert Zug.
Howard E. Shaub, Inc.,
auct
MON. NOV. 6 - SPM Fork
lifts, grill presses, milling
machines, surface grin
ders, plasma cutters. Elam
S. Stoltzfus. Mel Hoover,
auct.
caliy for teachers and focui on
beef production and agriculture in
the coinmobweallh.
Educational materials are also
available year-round to educators
and producers. These materials
are great for form tours, group pre
sentations, or mailings. •
Tammy Balthaser of the Beef
Council will share materials and
ideas for educating both children
and adults in your area about the
beef industry. Consumer promo
tions are vital to increase con
sumption, but education is equally
important because it maintains a
positive outlook for the beef
industry as a whole.
Beef supplies moved well this
summer under an avalanche of
marketing promotions, reports the
Pennsylvania Beef Council:
■ A partnership with Wendy’s
helped the chain move more than
1.5 million pounds of beef in
August and September. Another
1.5 billion positive beef-buy mes
sages are predicted in the coming
year from ceiling banners and
Chester Holstein Club
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year. canning mostly from the high-protein award for his cow
USDA office in Vennont Dunwood Test Lindy. Merlin
Abo «pe«Mn g wu K>n«v*h Stoltzfui received the mature cow
Raney, Pa. Hobtein Atsodation high-protein award for hb Arlow
director of member tebtions. who Ares Tonia.
discussed the sales opportunities hi the adult division. Chester
offered through the organization Stoltzfus won the award for having
and the programs available. the 2-year-old with the highest
In other business, the Chester protein production. It was hb
club elected Sharon Nolan. Victor Tesk Rhoda.
Stoltzfus, and Ed twirKit) to A lvin Stoltzfus had the highest
serve as directors on its board, protein-producing mature cow.
Youth and adult production
award recipients were also
recognized.
Rachel Gibian had the top
recordbook among first-year
members, while Christy Guest had
the best book overall.
Dwyane Stoltzfus received the
youth division, 2-year-old cow
fILASSIFIED ADS%
PAY OFF! j
Many produ from the above
manufacturers will be on display
X. LAPP’S
gogg& BARN EQUIPMENT
Unquir Fwnlnfl, Saturday, October 2t,
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drive-up signs featuring old
fashioned hamburgers at 3,800
Wendy’s nationwide.
• An estimated 100 million
adults saw 1,000 “Beef It’s
What’s For Dinner” television
advertisements aired May through
September. The commercials
promoted quick easy preparation.
• More than 2,000 food-service
sector requests for beef recipes
resulted from a February through
October campaign.
• An estimated 6 million
women saw televised beef adver
tisements during the Sept 16 Miss
America pageant.
• Readers of national women’s
and parent’s magazines found
beef-meal ideas featured all sum
mer, and more than 500,000 “30
meals in 30 minutes” recipe books
were given to consumers May
through September.
• In May dairy-partnership
program, grocery stores gave SS
cents off coupons for ground beef
to almost 14 million consumers.
Dun wood Farm had the highest
BAA with 108.5
Tom and Joy Crothers has the
high lifetime milking cow still in
the herd with their 11-year-old
Eber-Pcp-L-Lca Wiseman Erica
having made a lifetime 249,980
pounds milk, 9,377 pounds fat and
7,857 pounds protein.
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