26—Lancaster Farming.
Saturday. March 1.1969
Northern Lane, Co.
Soil & Water Club
The Northern Lancaster Co.
Soil and Water Conservation
Curb met rn the basement of the
Hmkletown Church on Feb 21,
at 730 The meeting was called
to order by Clark Stauffer,
President.
The club decided to give
SlOO 00 to the Farm and Home
Center
Mary Ann Weaver was elected
secretary when Lucy Weaver an
nounced her resignation She
could no longer attend the meet
ings.
Jay Irwin showed the club
a film called “The Renaissance
of a River”. The film showed
steps being taken to conserve
the purity of the Susquehanna
River.
The meeting was adjourned
at 9 00.
SOUTHERN LANC. CO. SOIL
& WATER CONSERVATION
The third meeting of the
Southem Lancaster County Soil
and Water Conservation 4-H
Club was held recently. Jay
Irvin, associate county agent,
showed a film and Paul Sch
wing related how he won in an
essay contest Vincent Hoover,
club leader, also spoke to the
group
The next meeting will be held
at the Rawlmsville Fire Hall A
demonstration on fire equip
ment will be given.
THE BROKEN BIT
The Bioken Bit 4-H Club met
at the home of Mr & Mrs Ches
ter E Immel Jr; R D 3, Lititz,
Pa ; Friday, February 21.
A demonstration was given by
Natalie Immel on telling the
age of a horse by the teeth
Mrs Chailes Risser, the club
leadei, distnbuted contestant
entry blanks on judging hoises
Two movies were shown on
indeos Calgary Stampede in
Canada, and Indian Days
Late Apul 01 early May a
tour is planned of Standardised
Stables at Hanover, Pa
Any boys or gnls in northern
Lancaster County between the
ages (cunent yeai) 10-19 aie
eligible to join the club and if
intei ested may call the leadei,
Mrs Chailes Risser
Deserts in Australia cover
one thn d of its ai ea second
in size only to Sahaia
A BAG WITH A PURPOSE for
a lady who needs portable space.
This tote is generously sized in
side, gaily designed outside. It is
made of coloied burlap with con
trasting fabiic lining. The em
broidered flowers and border
motif are worked in bright
shades of knitting worsted. Two
wooden hangeis aie used for
handles. The pattern also in
cludes a clutch bag. Free instruc
tions are available by sending a
self-addressed, stamped envelope
to the Needlework Editor of this
newspaper along with your re
quest for Leaflet PE 33G6-7.
Lancaster Farming Ads Pay
Public Sale
Location; 1 Mile West ot Route 272 Along Osceola Drive,
2 Miles South of “The Buck”, 14 Miles South of Lancaster,
Pa.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 12, 1969
1:00 P. M.
45 HEAD OF REG. AND GRADE
JERSEY DAIRY CATTLE
25 Cows, 7 Reg., 20 Heifers, 5 Due
in Summer, Heifers Vaccinated,
Charts Sale Day.
20 YEARS ABC BREEDING.
AVERAGE TEST AT DAIRY 5.2
CALVING SCHEDULE EVENLY DISTRIBUTED
THROUGHOUT YEAR.
S P 11 Vacuum Pump and 3 Surge Units, Stainless Steel
Carrying Pail and Stainless Steel Strainer.
FARMALL H TRACTOR, McD NO, 5 FLAIL CHOPPER,
N. H. 404 HAY CRUSHER, 2 WAGONS AND 1 TRAILER
APPROXIMATELY 12 TONS OF HAY AND
5 TONS OF STRAW
TERMS BY
HENRY G. STYER
Kreider and Diller, Auctioneers
Lunch Furnished
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Along Rt. 222, between Lancaster and Ephrata, Pa., at
Sandy Beach.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1969
Fully equipped, Power Steering, good Rubber with
#2OOl Loader, Int. #3ll (3) bottom plow.
FARMALL "200"
(Overhauled last year), Cultivator, corn planter.
INT. NO. TOO 2 PT. MOWER (good)
New Idea hay crusher, N.H. “270” baler, NH. “56”
rake, New Idea late model side rake, New Idea #625 wagon
(6 ton) Coby wagon, New Idea “208” spreader, (P.T.O. flail
type) - (good), Lapp 28 ft. elevator, Hershey 2-row trans
planter, Bnllion 12 ft. cultipacker (on rubber), E-Z Flo
lime drill, Int. 28 disc harrow, Chrysler industrial engine
with Hale irrigation pump, 1800 ft. irrigation pipe, “5 Star”
tripod nozzle, Int. Mobile hammermill with silo filler and
pipe, (2) 10 ft. Bnllion cultipackers, (1) J.D. 8 ft. weeder,
50 ft. 6 inch silage pipe.
1956 - 6 cy. Jeep 4-wheel drive pick-up with snow plow.
1953 - Chevrolet 1-ton reconditioned truck.
(10) Jamesway steel 2 section windows (9 square feet of
light per window), (3) 8 ft. overhead doors, (11) fluorescent
ceiling lights, 8 ft. long.
7,000 tobacco lath, Fairbanks platform scale, water
tank (used for hauling to field).
10 ton Ist and 2nd crop hay, 6 ton of straw.
Some household goods.
MISCELLANEOUS
Anvil, dinner bell, 2 spring wagon seats, 2-horse wagon,
iron water troughs, hog troughs, corn sheller, single har
rows, walking plow, feed cart, wheelbarrow on rubber, S.S.
wash tub, metal barn desk, gas heater, Stewart clippers,
Bull-Dozer fence charger, metal fence posts, (20) Daisy
water bowls, feed cart, David Bradley garden tractor with
cultivator, and tobacco hoer, Go-cart, pair pea-fowl, numer
ous other items.
Set of buildings to be torn down Tobacco Shed 30 ft.
x 48 ft., Frame Bank Barn 52 ft. x 78 ft., Brooder House
10 ft. x 12 ft.
Auctioneers:
Carl Diller and J. Everett Kreider
AT 11:00 A. M.
FARMALL "460"
Sale by
ISAAC F. WENGER
Leolaß#!, Pa.
Lunch Available
Public Sale
OF FARM MACHINERY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HAY AND GRAIN
SATURDAY, MAR. 8, 1969
On the premises located 1 mile south of Route 30 in
Mountville, turn on South Manor Road to Locust Grove
Road, turn right, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Farmall 460 Tractor and 2-row mounted corn picker; Farm
all Super H Tractor with cultivator; International PTO 46
pick-up baler; Int. 13-disc grain drill; Int. 28-disc harrow;
John Deere 7’ grass mower; Allis Chalmers hay crimper;
John Deere spring harrow; 36’ New Holland bale elevator;
2 5-ton wagons, one with hydraulic lift; Oliver manure
spreader; New Idea 12A spreader; PTO David Bradley corn
sheller; Stauffer 2-row tobacco planter; 20’ tobacco ladder
on running gear; corn planter and fertilizer attachment for
Farmall A Tractor; potato planter; endless belt; feed cart;
5 gas brooder stoves; chicken feeders; anvil; 15 range
shelters; electric drill; chicken crates; platform scales; 40’
extension ladder; bag wagon; electric fence and fencers;
Planet Jr. bench saw; wheelbarrow; roofing paint; old
grass seeder;
130 ton CORN 40 ton HAY 5 ton STRAW
200 bu. OATS, more or less
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Old child’s rope bed; Monarch and electric coal stove
combination; International refrigerator; Majestic coal
range; living room suite; old 6 1-2’ extension table; Iron
bed with spring and mattress; sideboard; small table; wash
stand; chairs; and many other articles not mentioned.
Sale at 11:30 a.m.
Frank 656-9055 _ Auctioneers
Robert E. Martin, 656-7770
Steller and Cooper, Clerks
Public Sale
OF FARM MACHINERY
AND HEIFERS
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5,1969
at 12:00 noon
On the premises located along Route 896, between
Russelville and Homeville, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
18 BRED HEIFERS
THREE TRACTORS
FARM ALL 350 with Fast Hitch
3 bottom plow; loader and scoop; Farmall C with Cultiva
tor; W.D. Allis Chalmers with cultivator; New Idea hay
rack; 3 rubber tire wagons; John Deere 32 disc on rubber;
ALLIS CHALMERS Power Feed Box & Wagon
Grain wagon; New Holland 66 PTO baler; New Holland
blower and pipe; John Deere manure spreader; Brilhon
cultipacker; Case fertilizer drill; John Deere No. 12A com
bine; Oliver grain drill; New Holland 36’ bale elevator;
welder; 3-section spring harrow; corn planter with liquid
fertilizer attachment; 5 ton feed bin;
28 Ton of Corn HORSE & SADDLE
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Feed cart; Surge compressor morder SP-22; 3 Surge units;
buckets; strainers; twin tubs; 4 unit DeLaval pump; 2 De-
Laval units; new style, milk cans; butchering tools; 3 Iron
Kettles; gas stove with 30” oven and many other articles
not mentioned.
Sale at 12:00 noon Terms by
BEULAH HERSHEY
For Clifford E. Hershey Estate
Frank L. Steller, 656-9055 _ Auctioneers
Robert E. Martin. 656-7770
Steller and Miller, Clerks
Refreshments by Farm Women Society No. 3
at 11:30 a.m.
Terms by
HAROLD L. HOSTETTER
Lunch Available.