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New York State Vegetable Con
ference, Holiday Inn, Liver
pooLNLY^Gl^
id
lilage, wage, am - esfick
Update, Adams County Expo,
Gettysburg, (717) 334-6271.
Winter Ground Manager’s Sem
inar, Kutztown Grange, (610)
378-1327.
Christmas Tree Short Course,
Penn Stater Conference
Center, thru Feb. 14.
Delmarva Dairy Days, Hartley
Del.
Southeast Pennsylvania Tree
Fruit Meeting, Berks County
Ag Center, Leesport, (610)
378-1327.
Beef Quality Assurance Train
ing Session, Clarion County
Park, Shippenville, 7 p.m. and
Feb. 14 at the Greene County
Extension Office, 7 p.m.
Dairy Farm Workshop, Cam
bria County extension office,
Ebensburg, 9:30 a.m.-2:30
p.m.
Landscaping Seminar, Luzerne
County Extension, Luzerne
County Community College,
Nanticoke, (570) 825-1701.
Auctioneer AU2425-L **
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRI., FEB. 15, 2002
4:30 PM
To be held at 4401 Philadelphia Ave,
Chambersburg, PA 17201
4 miles North of Chambersburg
along Route 11 at
Kenny’s Auction
AUTOMOBILE 8:00 PM; 1997 Ford Crown
Victoria LX, 4 dr sedan, mileage 42,000 mi, 4.6
liter engine, climate control and all the extras,
light matte green..NlCE CAR, garage kept
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Executive style
desk; Chelsea ship clock; wall clock, 2 Bose
stereos; Sony TV/VCR combo; modern Tiffany
style lamp; signed frame work; other lamps; 2
Windsor style arm chairs; stretcher base table;
sofa, stands; chests; dbl bed; wall hanging curio
cabinet; big desk, much more
TOOLS; 8” drill press; Wilton vise; Craftsman
tools and tool chests; Milton sunder, Snap on
Tools, small tools for finer work; hatchets; tools
are like new; plus many more
GUN BOOKS-KNIFE BOOKS: A large
amount of books about guns, knives and making
knives, Indians and com books; ammo, gun case;
few knives; COINS: Few silver dollars, etc
NOTE: Items are of good quality
E. L. SOUDER ESTATE
F & M Trust, Executor
John McD Sharp Jr, Attorney
FURNITURE starts at 9 PM: maple hutch;
moosehead maple dinette set; rocker; sofa bed;
glider rocker; 4 piece cherry bedroom set; 6 pc
white French style bedroom set; queen box
springs and mattresses; chest of drawers; cedar
chest; mirrors; end tables; organ; corner shelf
MISCELLANEOUS: set of Bavaria “Baronet”
china; oak kitchen shelf clock; coo coo clock; 2
Hummels; 2 carnival bowls; flatware; ruby glass;
set Corelle; much more
MR & MRS JOHN BYRD
Menno Village
WILD LIFE ART: painted saws and saw blades,
painted by Wildlife artist Paul Houck; Bedroom
set; Mahogany breakfront; sofa bed; recliners;
rototiller; porta power 10 ton: chain saw; Anens
w/attachments - snow blower, lawn mower, yard
vac, chipper; small generator; wooden wheelbar
row, garden tools; block & tackle
Auction in the back room begins at 6:30 with
box lots outside, then inside for a variety of
smalls and furniture not listed
STORM DATE: Saturday, Feb 16 4:30
Terms: Cash, good check
Kenny’s Auction 717-264-6578
VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.kennvsauction.ci
Northeast Region Landscape
Seminar, Clarion Hotel,
Stroudsburg, Monroe County,
8:30 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
Delmarva Ag Expo, Wicomico
Civic Center, Salisbury, Md.,
thru Feb. 14.
Pa. Holstein Association Annual
Meeting, Lycoming County,
Hoss’s Steak House, William*
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>ilage, orage, ariL .'estick
Exposition, Lancaster Farm
and Home Center, 9 a.m.-3
p.m., (717) 394-6851.
Virginia Vineyard Association
annual meeting, Omni Hotel,
Charlottesville, Va., thru Feb.
16,(540)456-6376.
Appalachian Fruit Grower’s
Meeting, Arena Restaurant,
Bedford, 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Estate Planning, Clarion
County Park, Shippenville, 1
p.m.-3 p.m.
York County and Lancaster
County Fruit Growers meet
ing, Acorn Farms Conference
Center, Lancaster, (717) 394-
6851.
Reproductive
SOP Workshop,
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head accounting tor 21 percent
of the state inventory. He added
that 70 percent of the operations
have less than 99 head and ac
count for 3 percent of the inven
tory.
Moore sees more of the
smaller operations going out of
business and expansion continu
ing in others. While commenting
on the state hog farmers, he said
that Pennsylvania producers are
doing a good job in their sow far-
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., MARCH 23, 2002
TIME - 9AM
Located in Perry Co., Tuscarora Twp, 1587 Shull
Hill Rd., Newport, Pa. From Newport, take Rt.
849 west approx 6-7 miles. Just before the village
of Marklesville turn right onto Shull Hill Rd &
1.5 mi to auction site.
REAL ESTATE (12 noon)
Located m a rural setting on approx 38 acres is a
2-story framed house w/2-BR’s & full bath on
2nd floor; kitchen, din rm, living rm w/fireplace,
den, mud rm/laundry rm/half bath & a wrap
around screened-in porch all on the Ist level;
attic, basement, detached 2-car block garage
(30’W x 24’D) and 2-out sheds. A small pond,
fruit trees, fields & wooded area make this prop
erty a sportsmans paradise. Open house dates-
Feb. 17 & 24, l-4pm. Other times by appoint
ment. Offered w/reserve. Terms-10% down the
day of the auction, the balance due at settlement.
Note-Personal property will be offered same day.
OWNER & SELLER:
LEONA WHITE,
LOUISE CLOUSER, REP PAYEE
Nevin AU 2553-L
FAHNESjOCK’S
582- . J . 245-
8565 Auction Service 2727
Lesley Firth Learning Center,
Mercer County Extension,
9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., (814) 865-
3175.
VVA Annual Technical Confer
ence, Omni Hotel, Charlottes
ville, Va., thru Feb. 16, (717)
394-6851.
Westmoreland County Crops
Day, Greensburg Extension
office, Donohoe Center, (724)
837-1402.
Calf Feeder School, Walker
Township Building, near
Pleasant Gap, 10 a.m.-l p.m.
Beef Quality Assurance Pro
gram, Green County Exten
sion Office, Waynesburg, 7
p.m.-9 p.m., (724) 627-3745.
Pesticide Certification Exam,
Penn State Cooperative Ex-
tension, Luzerne County, 8:30
a.m., (570) 825-1701.
Cambria County Crops Day, 10
and Grower’s Meeting, Fleet
wood Grange Hall. 9:30 a.m.-
3 p.m., (610) 391-9840.
Wayne County Dairy Day,
Honesdale High School, Ter-
race St., Honesdale, 10 a.m.-
East District Office of Ohio
State University Extension,
(740)732-2381.
Beginning Beekeeping Seminar,
Penn State Cooperative Ex
tension, Beaver, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.,
and 2nd seminar, Penn State
Cooperative Extension, Leslie
Firth Learning Center,
Mercer, (724) 774-3003.
New Castle County 4-H Winter
Workshop Lamb Watch, 9
a.m.-noon.
Pa. Farm Link, Ways to Get into
Farming, Holiday Inn, Grant-
ville, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., (717) 664-
7077.
Food and Farming Program,
Lebanon County Agricultural
Center, Cornwall Road, 8
a.m.-Noon, (717) 270-4391.
Keystone Pork Expo
ACES for Pa. FFA, also Feb. 17,
Marriott Harrisburg, (717)
705-9551.
Keystone Coldwater Confer
ence, Penn State Conference
Center Hotel, State College,
(814)768-9584.
Ohio Gr° ic^Wm^Snort
Course, Wyndam Dublin
Hotel, Dublin, Ohio, thru Feb.
19. (440)466-4417.
Adams
All-Day Educational meeting,
Biglerville High School, (717)
334-6271.
Beef Quality Assurance Pio
gram, Lancaster County
Farm and Home Center, 7
p.m.-9 p.m., (717) 394-6851.
LebanonCmim^^
table meeting, Schaefferstown
Fire Hall, (717) 240-4391.
Regional Nutrient Management
Conference, Rustic Lodge, In
diana. Also Feb. 21, Radisson
Inn, Williamsport; March 12,
Holiday Inn, Harrisburg,
West Mechanicsburg; and
March 14, Berks County Ag
Center, Leesport.
Farm Computerized Accounting
and Pa. Dairy Farm Business
Summary, Cumberland
County Extension Office,
Carlisle, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., also
Feb. 21,26, and 28, (717) 270-
4391.
Clarion/Venango Livestock
meetings, Ford City, 7 p.m.-9
p.m.
Franklin County Fruit Growers
All-Day Educational Confer
ence, Savoy Restaurant, Way
nesboro, (717) 334-6271.
Dairy Cow Foot Health Clinic,
Williamsburg Farm Show
Building, Williamsburg, 9:30
a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Franklin County Turf meeting,
Chambersburg Cooperative
Extension, (717) 263-9226.
rowings with an average of 8.80
pigs saved per litter compared to
the 8.78 U.S. average.
All factors discussed com
petitive meats, feed suoDlies and
costs, Futures contract prices,
consumer incomes, government
price supports Moore pre
dicted 2002 will be a fairly prof
itable year for pork producers.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9,2002-A4l
rape am
Keystone Pork Bowl, second place,
Berks County 4-H team: From left,
Nate Manbeck, Jared Treichler, Kim
Angstadt, and Gwen Powers.
Dairy Risk Management 1 rain
ing, Ramada Inn, State Col-’
lege, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Pesticide Update and Conserva
tion meeting, Neshaminy
Manor Center, Doylestown,
and Feb. 21 and 28, Milford
Township Building, Milford,
7:15 p.m.-9;30 p.m.
Udder Health and Mastitis Con
trol Workshop, Leslie N. Firth
Learning Center, Mercer
County Extension, 7:30 p.m.-
9:30 p.m. Also Feb. 20, Wil
liam J. Bainbridge
Technology Center, Mead
ville, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Codorus Creek Watershed As
sociation Winter meeting, P H
Glatfelter Company, Spring
Grove, 6 p.m., (717) 845-3601.
Beef Quality Assurance Pro
gram, Somerset County,
Rural Electric Coop, Somer
set, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., (814) 445-
8911.
Blair, Huntingdon Dairy Cow
Foot Health Clinic. Farm
Show Building, Williamsburg,
10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Timber Taxation, Cambria
County Cooperative Exten
sion, Ebensburg, 7 p.m.-9
Marketing
Conference and Trade Show,
York Expo Center, Holidome,
York, (610) 391-9840.
Cambria County and Somerset
Counties Regional Vegetable
and Potato meeting,
Ebensburg, (814) 472-7986.
Ohio Dairy Conference and
Milking Parlor Efficiency,
Ohio R & D Center, Wooster,
Ohio, (330) 264-8722.
Dairy Cattle Foot Care, Berks
County Ag Center, Leesport,
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Land O’Lakes annual meeting,
Minneapolis, Minn. Conven
tion Center, thru Feb. 21.