A42-L«nca»ter Farming, Saturday, September 12, 1998
Holstein Foundation
Receives $165,000 Challenge Grant
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. The
Holstein Foundation Board of
Trustees has announced that Wil
liam T. Graham, founder of World
Dairy Center in Madison, Wiscon
sin, has generously pledged
$165,000 to the Holstein Founda
tion.
Mr. Graham’s pledge is a
matching challenge grant to en
courage support from individuals,
corporation, private foundations,
and organizations for the Founda
tion’s Dairy Bowl Contest and
Young Dairy Leaders Institute.
Mr. Graham has pledged to
match contributions on a 1:1 basis
made to the Holstein Foundation
for Dairy Bowl Contest tip to a
mazimum of $5,000 per year for
three years (1998, 1999, 2000).
In addition, Mr. Gra
ham has pledged to
match contributions on
a 1:1 basis made to the
Holstein Foundation for
Young Daily Leaders
Institute, up to a maxi
mum of $50,000 per
year for three years.
“Mr. Graham’s un
precedented generosity
to the Holstein Founda
tion to support dairy
youth and young adult
education programs is a
pivotal event in the ad
vancement of the Hol
stein Foundation’s
work,” says Obie Sni
der, chairman, Holstein
Foundation Board of
Trustees.
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Feeding Expensive Feed
to Pest Birds
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successfully remove pest
birds from feedlots and
farm buildings
HESSAGRI MARKETING
218 Rockpomt Rd ,
Marietta PA 17547
(717)426-3135
ERA Approved
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DAIRY
CATTLE
SALE
WEDS. EVE.
Sept. 16,1998
7:15 P.M.
Local consignments of
Fresh ( o»s, Springers,
Ilred Heilers, Service
Hulls and Small Heilers
FOUR
STATES
LIVESTOCK
SALES
Hagerstown, Md.
301-733-8120
“Dairy youth and young adults
need to develop the leadership and
communication skills necessary to
participate as full partners in ad
dressing the issues facing rural
American,” he said. “Through his
generous challenge pledge, Mr.
Graham has helped to ensure that
the Holstein Foundation’s pro
gramming will continue and grow
to develop future dairy leaders.”
Holstein Foundaiton is a non
profit, tax-exempt organization.
Its mission is to develop and sus
tain leaders to meet the new chal
lenges of a changing agricultural
environment. The Holstein
Foundation’s education, leader
ship development, and outreach
programs serve youth and young
adults working with all breeds of
dairy cattle. Programs include
Important Announcement Auction
Fri., Sept. 25,1998 10:00 A.M.
Binghamton, N.Y.
After 45 Years Serving Central New York, Funzy Torto Of Thomas Torto
Const. Is Retiring And Selling His Complete Line of Construction Equip.
Auction Will Be Held At The Company Yard. 5 Belden St Binghamton, N.Y.
Exit 4S Off Rt 81 (7 South)Follow 363 South To US 11 Exit, 7 South (Tomp
kins St) 3rd Street To Right, Watch For Arrows
Excavators
Cat 225 Long & Long 28 KTS; Poclam LCBO w/33” BKT,
Claw & Swivel BKT’s, Hitachi EX 60 RubaTrack, Tramac TR2I Hyd Plate
Compactor;
Cat 926, Cat 9228; Cat 9228 (Motor Disassembled); Others,
Loaders
Loader Backhoes: Case 590 T 4x4 Cab Ext. Hoe 2300 hrs; Case 580 E Cat,
Ext; Ford 5558,
Rollers: IR DD24 Dual Drum Vibratory 424 Hrs l Stone 5R2500 1 1/4 Ton
Hydre. Layton Articulating,
Dozers: Dressor TDBE 6 Way 2300 Hrs' Komatsu D3 l 6 Way;
Equip: Case 585 D 4WD Forklift: Blaw Knox PF 180 H Paver; Gabon 503 A
Grader. IR 185 Air Comp. Case 1830 SS,Ford 300 Broom Tractor; MF 175
Loader Tractor, Stone Rakes, PHD’s Etc.
Mack Single & Tandam Dumps; Ford Lube Truck; Pick
ups, Tagalong & Utility Trailers,
Shop & Support: Tampers. Saws, Pumps, Tools, Forms, Much Much'More 1
Call Or Write For Descriptive List - Quality Consignments Are Being Added
To This Sale
;ks. Trailers:
Terms & Conditions; Complete Payment Sale Day By Cash Or Compa
ny Check. Persons Unknown To Auction Co. Must Have Bank Letter.
GOODRICH AUCTION SERVICE, INC. /fßft
Rt. 38 & 388 P.O. Box 265
Newark Valley, NY 13811 ipHE*
(607) 642-3293 Fax (607) 642-3295
dairy bowl, program workbooks, a
summer intern program, and
Young Dairy Leaders Institute.
Contributions to the Holstein
Foundation are tax-deductible to
the full extent of the law. For indi
viduals or corporations wishing to
inquire about making a contribu
tion eligible for Mr. Graham’s
matching challenge grant, please
contact Donna Beal,
Director of Develop
ment, Holstein Founda
tion, PO Box 816, Brat-
tleboro, VT
05302-0816 or tele
phone 1-800-
952-5200, ext. 2280.
PHA, PSU Dairy Club
Seek Sale Consignments
STATE COLLEGE (Centre tein breeders has made this sale a
Co.) The Pennsylvania Hols- successful event for the last 14
tein Association (PHA) and the years.
Penn State Dairy Science Club arc To contact the PHA, call (814)
currenty making selections for the 234-0364; fax (814) 234-1698; or
1998 Nittany Lion Fall Classic. write to: Pennsylvania Holstein
Anyone interested in consign- Association, 839 Benner Pike,
ing an animal to the Nov. 7 dairy State College, PA 16801.
breed sale held at the Penn State To contact the Penn State Dairy
Ag Arena should contact either Club, call (814) 863-3914; or write
organization. to: Penn State Daily Science Club,
324 Henning Building, University
The continued support of Hols- pa 16802.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Sat., Sept. 19,1998 Time-9AM ;
Located in Perry Co., 427 N. 4th St. Newport, PA. From,
22/322 take Rt. 34 south to the first stop sign in Newport.
Turn right. Go approx 4-1/2 blocks to auction.
AUTOS-C.UNS-TOOLS-MISC
1986 red S-10 pickup w/86K miles, sspd. 4cyl. 1985 red Chev Citation w/4
cyl eng insp'd till 2-99, high miles & needs body repair. Guns—Rem 700,
222 w/heavy barrel & Redficld 3-9 X scope. Win 12, 20 ga, full. Win 42,
410ga lull. 3" chamber. Win 1903, 22 auto. Win 69A, 22 cal. Western
Field 20ga dbl (made by Ithaca). H&R 28ga, single barrel w/l-b\ ot shells,
Stevens 89, lever 22, s/s, Charter Arms “Path Finder 22" revolver, some
ammo, 7-gun cabinet, antleis (9pr), Have-a-Heart trap. Bolen 1050 tractor
w/mower deck, 36" snow blower. & whl weights. Dynamark shp Irt tine
tiller. Echo gas weed trimmer. Lawn Boy mowei. Craftsman Eager 1. 5 0/22
mulch mower, gas pwr'd reel mower, Homehte chainsaw. B&D elect hedge
trimmers. Sears pwr sprayer. Craftsman air pump (older), duel whl bench
grinder, circular & sabre saws, whl barrows, hand cart, 2-ton hyd floor jack,
heavy duty industrial alum extent ladder; wooden extension ladder, 6ft
wooden step ladder, lawn & garden tools-Hokey cultivator, garden
sprayer, tree trimmer, fruit picker. Snap-On tools, early block plane & 2-
wooden straw rakes, gas cans, misc-fruit crates & baskets, porch swing,
lawn chairs, Monark exercise bike, concrete bull dog
ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES
Stoneware crocks (8). 4-kerosene lamps. 2-cast iron skillets. 2-meal saws,
blue |ars & zinc lids, comforteis & quilts, wooden well pump, toys-lg Model
Toys toad grader. 8-othcr metal toy tiucks, home crafted rocking hoise. uo
quet set w/wooden box, games & puzzles, scooter, 4-Louisville ball bats
(Oliva. Yogi B . Yastrzemski). Balto Oriole Bird mascot nodder. early Excel
16mm movie projector w/3 early movies (Mickey Mouse, 1935. Our Gang
Comedy. 1924). sin Singer sewing machine, watch fobs—Texaco. Post
Toasties, King Oscar Cigars. 2-1937 Chev window defrosters & swan hood
ornament, cover wagon clock. Black Forest cuckoo clock, 78rpm phono
graph iccords
APPLIANCES-FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD
Fngidaire refrig. GE washer & dryer. White Westmghouse 21 cull upnghl
Iree/er & window air cond. Zenith Sys 2 tv. Sharp Carousel II w/ESP
microwave, sewing machine, furniture- 1930's 9pc DR suite, Ingraham
round clock coflee table, 3pc BR suite, wooden 3-dwr file cabinet, Ig fiddle
back arm rocker (needs sm repair). 2-metal wardrobes, early furniture-3pc
high back oak BR suite; oak 3-dwr chest of dwrs, hand dovetailed blanket
chest, Clantone upright phonograph cabinet, 2pc corner cupboard w/bhnd
doors, mortised bench; household-kitchen dishware, pots & pans, Wm
Rogers flatware, home made soap Terms-cash or approved Pa check only
All Federal Firearm Laws will be applied.
Auctioneer notes— This auction otters a little something for everyone" Not
everything could be advertised Bung your chair Food provided by Newport
Fire Co Tent provided if raining
Personal property of the late
MU AU 2553-L F F Don Kraft
FAHNESIOCK’S James Kraft, owner
717-582-8565 Auction Service D. Magee, AA-2387-1-