Grangers Hear Scott; Quorryvlllc; more than fifty P.» Thr« Resolutions K^STiJSS; Lancaster County Pomona of Quarryvllle, conducted the Grange #7l held n dinner business meeUng, meeting last Saturday at the The speaker of the evening Rhoads Spanish Restaurant, was the Master of the Penn- MILES W. FRY & SON | Frysville, Ephrata R 3, Pa. 17522 11 Tel. 354-9558 11 Growers of: n HYBRID POPLARS a good free. ■' PENNGIFT CROWNVETCH a faultless slope cover with good forage-crop poten tial- Certified seed and crowns available. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CONSTRUCTION & GARAGE EQUIPMENT PERSONAL PROPERTY SATURDAY, FEB. 18, Located on route 74 four miles South of Red Lion, Pa. in Chanceford Twp. The undersigned executrix of the Nolan C. Craley estate will offer at public sale the following Caterpillar 933 Hi-lift 42A5214 series F, Caterpillar D-7 Bulldozer serial No. 17A10314, Caterpillar D-7 Bulldozer serial No. 3TI, 1958 Chev. dump truck V-tag, 1954 Chev. dump truck V-tag, Case tractor with Henry back hoe & loader, Jaeger air compressor 1500 R.P.M. serial No. 10640 was recently overhaul ed, air compressor - 200 lbs., Tamden axle ti idler, steam jenny, Sunnen precision honing machine, valve grinding machine, Sioux grinder, two 6 & 12 volt battery chargers, spark plug tester, Amp. & voltage meter, used trrck tires, transmission grease dispenser, 2 chain hoists, porta-press, air type grease gun, 4” water pump, fuel barrell, floor jack, hydraulic cylind ers, glass cutting machine, tow chains, cash register, wooden desk & chair, tank, lots of car & truck parts, some small hand tools, fan belts, lots of assorted bolts and other small items, work table, step ladder, chain tighteners, battery cables, winch, tracks & pads for D-7 and 933, undercarriage, D.C. rollers, acet ylene welder, anvil, homemade garden tractor, 16 ft. wooden boat with half cabin and 40 H.P. motor, pile of 2xB lumber, bowling alley, and m any other items to numerous to mention. If in need of equipment be sure and attend this sale. Equip ment may be inspected Saturday, February 11, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. Refreshments available by class of St. Luke's Sunday School. RUTH M. CRALEY Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer Gilbert & Frey, Clerks Horace E. Smith, Attorney PUBLIC SALE Along road from Oak Shade to Tayloria, 9 mile South of Quarryville. Follow signs from Robert Fulton Tea House off Route 222. Little Britain Twp., Lancas ter Co., Penna, Wednesday February 15,1967 4 TRACTORS Farmall M, Farmall H with cultivators, Cockshutt 4#,' John Deere 'H 1 with J cults. 1 ‘(hycl.), International #9, 7 ft. mower" Cunhihgharir Crimper (good), Inter \ national #l5 rake ' (good), Fbrd #45 baleff'36 ft. New Holland'elevator' (goM), IHC S' 1 and 1 3 “bottom plows* 9 ftf ease f idis<v'harrow;falOiiftv/ v Coby '.Gultipaeker, IHC cornplsmtfer, Oliver? 16 disc t«rainadrill,cHershey 2 row tobacco planter, IHC, manure! loader u . o*- n j Chalmers Forage harvester (gd6d), Allis Chalmers field sprayer, 4 section spring harrow, com bination harrow and roller, 3 rubber tired wagons, 2 wheel trailer, New Idea 12A spreader, New Holland hammermill, air compressor, 1 double 2 single tobacco ladders, 2 Surge milkers, 2 strainers, 2 - 16 qts. SS buckets and lids, chains, forks, other articles. Kreider & Diller, Aucts. at 10:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. Terms by Lunch furnished 1967 Executrix ELVIN R. HERR sylvania State Grange, John-W* Scott. Hds subject was "What Contribution Can The Grange Mtake To Society Today.” He spoke of the Grange’s leader ship in legislation, community service, education, fraternal ism and patriotism. He also told of the value of good ritu alism in the Grange. Miss Helen Wanner, Lectur er, of Salisbury Grange con ducted a memorial service for members who died dunng the year. The service included Opening Thought by Miss Wan ner: Group singing “My Faith Looks Up To Thee”; Master McSparran and Chaplain Jo seph Hess gave brief remarks. The altar was decoiated in memory of Mrs. Laura B. Stubbs, E. Maurice Gregg, John S. Trimble and Mrs. Maude A. Christie by the Graces, Mrs. J. Collins Mc- Sparran, Mrs. Loran Brinton and Mrs. Chester Eby Scrip ture reading by Alfred Wan ner Jr. followed by a poem read by Mrs. Alfred Wanner Sr. The resolution committee consisting of Richard Maule, -FARMERS- Convert 1 Your Tobacco Acreage RAISE SWEET CORN 1. Higher Tonnage Rates 2. Harvesting and Hauling Available No Labor Problem 3. Irrigation Service Available JOHN F. COPE CO. INC. Manheim, Pa. Phone 898-2206 FIELD REPRESENTATIVES John L. Bare Bill Wingenroth 898-7010 733-3903 Phone Evenings PUBLIC CONTRACTORS SALE Having Moved to Alabama in Mission Work The following equipment and materials will be offered at Sale, located at the former “Teaman Cabinet Shop,” New Texas, Pa. on Route 222, 10 miles south, of Quarryville and 2 miles north of the Pa.-Md. State Line. FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1967, 12:00 P.M. 1 Belsaw 12”x6” surface planer (like new), 3 hp Elec. Motor Single Phase (sealed ball bearings) like new; 2-1 hp Elec. Motor Single Phase (sealed ball bearings) like new; 2 -Vi hp Elec., Single Phase; 2-'A hp Elec. Motor Single Phase; Sibars, Flodr lWpdel Drillpress with Vi hp Llec. Motor (like mSW) I ,' morfichig'att. for drillpress; Walker Turner Lathe oh centers; Atlas 8” Table Saw (good condition); 5” Suctioh Bfdjsteh'for. shavings, with duct; 1-8” Clarke Floor Sand er, Clarke Edger,vA-l Condition. 3 Self Jacking Scaffold Bucks; |k24“*jrt Ext.- Ladder; 1 36-ft. Ext. Ladder (good cond); 12 ANTIQUE --CHAIRS; 1 Large Salamander Heater (used 2 times); 6” Emery Wheel (Double Spindle); new Mah. Int. Doors 30” x 6’B” & wider; lawn seeder; small .base cab. with drawers; large oven cab; clear redwood 1,x,8,x! 14’.; Lot of 2x 10 Planks; Alum. Siding; WALNUT LUMBER; Prefinished & Un finished Birch Paneling; Lot of Alum, cove mouldings & For mica remnants; Steel basement sash; Lot of nails (various sizes); Large Work Bench with drawers; 100 lb. floor cover ing roller) felt, roofing, insulation, roof bucks; 4-5 room Oil Space Heater; 55 gal. oil tank; 3 feed drums, & feed room; Lots of wood mouldings, electrical parts & plumbing; 1-24-2 gang diskharrow; s’x9’ Ping Pong Table (Official Size); large sand ing table, Sears Cement Mixer; many other articles too numer ous to mention. Terms by Kreider & Diller, Aucts. I/ancaster Farming, Saturday, February 4, 1967 Theodore Beck and Chester Eby, presented the following resolutions which were adopt ed; 1. WHEREAS, There is a tendency on the part of some of the doctors and surgeons in Lancaster County to charge fees in excess of the tales cov ered by most health insurance plans And WHEREAS, We consider this practice to be both unfair and unethical. Be it RESOLVED, That Lancas ter County Pomona Grange #7l go on record as opposing such practice and ask that said practice be discontinued. OPPOSE MARKETWIDE MILK POOL 2 WHEREAS, The daily men of Lancaster County have enjoyed a better price for milk under Marketing Order #4 by meeting certain sani tary requirements and keeping production in line with utiliza tion And WHEREAS, The U S. Depaitment of Agriculture’s plan to change Marketing Or der #4 to a maiket-wide pool PAUL G. LEAMAN Lunch Available would Hood the market with surplus milk from New York causing a loss to Lancaster County dauymen of thousands of dollais. And WHEREAS. Said change would result m many faimeis being forced to go out of the dairy business and seek a more lucrative en teiprise. And WHEREAS. The consumer v. mild not profit bv the change but would be get ting milk not pioduced under the strict sanitary requne monts as cnfoiced in the Phil adelph a area Be it RE SOLVED, That Lancaster Conn ty Pomona Giange #7l go on recoid as opposing the change of Maiketing Older to a maiket-wide pool NO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION 3 WHEREAS. Theie is now in the piocess of passing the General Assembly a pioposal to call a convention to lewnte paits of the State Constitu tion WHEREAS, Theie is now ample piovisions to amend the constitution by the amend ment piocess Theiefoie we the membeis of Lancaster County Pomona Giange #7l go on recoid as opposed to calling a constitutional con vention Following the dmnei J Rob eit Reed led in gioup singing with Mis Melvin Boyce pianist Mis John W Scott gave a bnef lesume of the highlights of the National Giange con vention held Nov 14-22 at Minneapolis, Minn Richaid Maule lepoited on the new Farm and Home Cen ter which is being built in Lancaster County Melvin Boyce, Deputy State Mastei, gave a repoit, stiess ing the impoitance of inci eas ing Giange membeiship in this centennial yeai of the Na tional Giange All Grangeis of Lancaster County are invited to a code reading class at the home of Chailes McSpanan, Saturday, February 18, 8 p m The class will be followed by a party in charge of the Pomona Giange Youth Committee The following visitation pio gram was adopted foi county Gianges March 13—Fulton host. Sal isbury officeis opening and closing the meeting and Cole rain piesenting the piogram April 3 Salisbuiy host, Cole rain officers and Fulton the piogram June 20 Colerain host, Fulton officers and Salis bury the piogiam Restraints On Farm Credit Are Eased Locally Call A Biown, nianagei ol the Federal Land Bank As sociation and Pioduction C ed it Association of 411 West Roseville Road, Lancaster has announced that both associa tions have discontinued ciedit restiaints in effect since Sep tember, 1966 This action is possible because of the im pioved national monetaiv sit uation,, ' Biown said “Emphasis will be on mak ing loans lor all farm pu. pos es not speculative 01 tending to be inflations v ” Bi own stated He went on to say that tins change in credit policy will make it possible tor fanners in the area seived by the Lan caster Paim Ci edit office to maintain and inciease pioduc tion of the foodstuffs and oth er farm commodities necessary to the future well being of the nation and the world. 13
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