Packard appeared on the list for the eighth time with an average of 1476x79.6, seventh overall. Bernardi ranked 11th with an average of 1471.3x82.6x. Packard ranked fifth in Pennsylvania Police Combat Association individual semi-automatic pistol competition with an average of 478.3x35.3, followed by Bernardi with an average of 476x32. Graders, cultivators, grain elevators, seed spreaders and manure spreaders are just some of the farm implements to be sold. Mowers, chainsaws and snowmobiles make up a portion of the equipment sale list.
Buyers are to come prepared to remove purchased items the day of the sale.
The date will be Saturday, June 19. The YHEC program gives interested youth an opportunity to build upon the foundation provided by the Game Commission's hunter-trapper education program. The state YHEC event features simulated hunting situations involving .22 caliber rifle, shotgun, muzzleloader and bow and arrow marksmanship, along with a general knowledge of Pennsylvania's wildlife and hunter safety and responsibility. Interested parents and or sportsmen's organizations can sponsor an individual youth or a team of five youngsters. All youngsters must have successfully completed a state approved hunter education course.