Stanley H. Deiter
Aiutio'" 1 '' 1, & Appiaiser
LAMPETER
>h. IJiimi't'-i EX 1-17‘HJ
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
WED., MAY 2, 9:00 A.M.
Blue Mall, Ijaneaster Count*
Horse drawn and (nutor implements. Mathiner* and
equipment. Hardwaie. Tots, haj and straw. Bring goods
(n belore da> ol sale. We sell on conunission.
WM. Z. & PAUL Z. MARTIN
Phone New Holland EL 4-0071
HARSH
GRUMELLI FARM SERVICE
Tt. I). 2. Ql AUUYVII.U:
den Spot Equipment Auction IncJ
Route 322
The grand opening of the first monthly
machinery auction in the east is being plan
»ed for Tuesday, May 1,1962, at 10:30 a.m.
The purpose of this new auction is to provide the Farm
Equipment Dealers and farmers a suitable means of buying and
selling all types of machinery.
A new building housing offices, restaurant and a drive
"hru sales room is nearing completion. 21 acres of sale area and
parking area will be provided. Sales will be conducted on a com
mission basis.
A few of the items selling are: Tractor: Farmalls, 460, cubs, H.A
Caterpillars 22, Oliver 77, John Deere H, Ford tractor and back hoe,
Ferguson 40, M M 335 utility. Plows: John Deere 3 bottom trip, 2 bot
tom Ford plows, 2 bottom Oliver trip, 3 bottom International trailer, 2
»mt hitch plows, Oliver 2 bottom trailer plow, John Deere trailer plow.
' Balers: New Holland 65, new; New Holland 66; side rakes, New
-ctea on steel, new; New Idea .on rubber, International on steel New
Minneapolis Moline manure spreader, New Idea manure spreader, man
ure loaders, 2 New Idea model 50, new; 2 Sauder loaders, John Deere
r.ay fluffer, new; John Deere 227 corn picker, David Bradley corn shell
fr. circular saw, garden tractors, 16 new power mowers, 2 new riding
sewers, 9 new ventilating fans, lot of new electric drills, new gear
nailers, steam jenny, testing equipment, new weed sprayers, new and
used disc 28 and 32. Also hay and straw. These are just a few of the
'ems selling.
Machinery will be received daily after April 23, 1962.
- The owners representing years of experience in auction
celling are combining to make this the best machinery exchange
-ff the entire east.
Garden Spot Equipment Auction Inc.
"In the heart of Pennsylvania's garden spot"
Phone: Ephrata 733-7917 LINCOLN, PA.
, C’odf 717
i|| CHKSTKR K. 'lAYsks '.T? oVI Vlt M\I)IS
4 1 | | I <rrotl succeeds Robert Gib
-n norse VsIUD bio, also of Manhevm R 2, who
pi (‘sided at the meeting
V/11IV.C18 othe) oHl(e , s e ie( ted were
Haiold Gioll Manheim R 2
was ele( ted president of tin
Hoots and Saddles l-II Light
Horse and Pom Club at a i'>-
(pnt meeting in Ihe -\kion
In e hall
100000090
HYDRAULIC HOISTS
The 32 available models como to >ou with
a *ide range of lifting capacities ranging
from 3!£ to 20 tons for vour truck pickup or
trailer The smooth, trouble free action of a
HOIST has a fast lifting lime of from
12 to 160 seconds, v\hich allots more lime
for actual hauling.
These hoists come to >ou at an average
cost of onl) 16£ a da\ as compared to the
HO-H 3 a day >ou no* spend to manually
unload jour truck
and maintains a low ta\able weight which
a\erages 273 lbs These economical hoists
#are built far either back or side dumping,
depending n,-on your need
uf/s* have costly time and eliminate back
breaking labor by unloading with a HARSH
utcct IHlq. Co. H-iDRALLIC HOIST engineered for eco
noni'cal. speedy, and durable farm u**.
\ue iiiosulent Ste\en Sites
Manheim R 2 soiietaiv Claim
Tliome assistant se<ietai\
SancU liiickei .Mam Stieei
Manheim lie.ismei Emeison
Knujil Ji Peni mi news ie-
portei Dinner aita Caiuh
Vi hen planning to bn* or
sell tall
HENRY E. SHREINER
AUCTIONEER
And
Real Estate Salesman
Dial: M\ «-«400 Lull/, Pa.
EX 7-!»571
To design and build a light-weight, low.
costing truck hoist suit ihle for all types ot
farm use, priced within tin overage farmer s
budget was the aim ot “l!ud" Harsh when
HYDRAULICS UNLIMITED MFC CO. began
operations This hoist was built and is now
in use throughout the nation.
The HARSH HYDRAULIC HOIST averages
only 5328 52 (including Federal excise tax)
LINCOLN, PA.
JACOB H. Ul Hlj
PHONE ST
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 28, 1962—23
Fiehthorn, Denver, Manlieim H unt. well Known horse tram
aifa Caio! Sites, Manlieim R 2, el - t j-i un t entei tamed the group
game leadei Robcit Adams ith a discussion of his activ-
AUion, and fuch Kulp as rl hoise trainei, hi 1 !
leadei Vioodiow Sites Man- I)al u< ipatum in todeos both as
heim R 2 a , u j t , <nlc i d down and many
Winthio]) Meniam assi>- mten sting anecdotes about
taut comm agent explained t]al | , H i (s
the canons phases ol Tondei
toot hmioi and Semoi Hmse
mansliip
\ special fc*aluie of the pro
, , rr. sened
s>idin was a discussion bv Tom
New Holland Sales Stables
Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A.M.
Fat Hogs & Calves Every Monday at 2 P.M.
Dairy Cattle Every Wednesday at 12:30
Beef Cattle and Calves
Every Thursday at 12:30
JOHN H. GINGRICH, M s r.
I’ll Nni H >11.111(1 11,4-2101 New Holland, fa
Livestock Auction Market
EVERY TUESDAY
Storting Promptly at 2 p.m.
Starting with bulls, steers heiters, cows hogs
and Cdhes
We get top $$ for jour Livestock
Give us a call HI 2-4181
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
VINTAGE, PA
Frank Dussinger, Manager
GUERNSEY HEIFER SALE
U the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, 6 Mi. P. of
Lancaster, Pa. on Kt. 30.
THURSDAY - May 3, 1962 7:30 P.M.
“First night sale ot the season.”
(15 GIKUXSKV Heders All Ages 23 Bred.
T. 15. a Bangs’ Cert. Vaccinated.
This is our annual surplus heifer sale, where breeders
oiler "GCBKNSKYS WITH A PUTUKK” which the> would
like to keep themselves but tor whkh tliej have no room.
These heifeis will probablj sell at a price which will
maive it attractive for a man who has plenty ot pasture and
leed and it he has no need tor them in his own milking string,
thev can be held lor profitable resale at a later date.
S\I,K MAXAOKI) BY
THE PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS' ASS'N.
P. 0. BOX 438
ANGUS SALE
Saturday May 5,1:00 P.M.
at the Sale Arena on the Sangerdale Farm, 1 mile
west of Myerstown
65 BLACK ANGUS 65
3 Herd sires, 40 cows most have calves at their
side, open and bred heifers. Sale at 1:00 P.M
PAUL E. SANGERS
ANNUAL SPRING SALE
\ftei distiibutiou of lh»
in oj(>t t books and adjourn
ment i e f r ( s b mon ts were
CAMP HILL, PA