J. LUKE NESSLEY ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT, CORN, HAY, STRAW
TUESDAY, FEB. 10,1970
Located on Aberdeen Road, 2 miles north of Rt. 230 at the
Aunt Sally’s Kitchen, Elizabethtown. (Look for sale signs).
200 TONS CORN 75 TONS HAY 50 TONS STRAW
SILAGE, WHEAT, BARLEY
4000 Fold tractor, 7’ blade, cultivatoi. 706 Farmall Diesel
with less than 1000 hrs, cultivatoi s, wheel weights, McD 530 SB
Plow, two A C WD tractors, one with loader. No 675 N H 275
bushel manure spreader (used very little), Myers crusher and
mower, NH rake, INH 37 baler, INH ba’e thiower with motor,
30 ft NH bale elevator, wooden elevator, McD flail chopper,
A C chopper with glass head, 2 N H 7 ton wagons, 2 N H gravity
bins (biand new), 3 rubbei tne wagons, 2wheel trailei, NH
No. 7 forage wagon, Gehl PTO hammer mill, Patz silo unloader
with lift, Evenflo silo distnbutoi, McD 32 disc, 10 ft cultipacker,
4-sec spung hauow, spike hanow, lotary hoe, A C subsoiler, J D
4-row corn planter, Ontario disc drill, 2 field sprayers, 2 row
mounted A.C. 33 corn picker, Oliver 2-row corn picker, 2-row
potato planter, Oliver potato digger
1966 Dodge Pickup, low mileage and in good condition, ’52
Chev 3 /4-ton truck, barn fan (used very little), hay drying fan,
almost new Century welder, 20 gal “Sutan” weed control spray,
1 ton Urea, 50 gal dium of oil. air compressor, 250 gal gravity
tank, poultry equipment, Big Dutchman chicken feeder, range
shelters, Kleenco egg washer, egg cait, scales, baskets, milk base
for Phila order No 4, tools, and many items not listed
Sale to begin at 11 00 a m on Tues , Feb 10 Lunch available
Sale By
VERNA NISSLEY, CLAIR NISSLEY
Executors
C. H. Wolgemuth, H. Shaffner, R. Miller, Auctioneers
Phone 665-5664
Public Sale
OF FARM MACHINERY
AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
LOCATION: 1 Mile Southeast of “The Buck”, along
Deaver Road, off Four Pine Road from “The Buck”, 12
Miles South of Lancaster on 272.
SATURDAY. FEB. 14, 1970
11:00 o'clock A. M.
Massey Ferguson No. 65, Good Rubber,
3 Pt. and Live P.T.0.,
Allis Chalmers D 15 Power Steering,
2 Row Cornplanter, Cultivators,
2 Bottom 16 m. Slant Bottom Plow, J. D. F 125 3 Bot
tom 16 in. Trip, J. D. 28 KBA Disc (1 year), J. D. 3 Section
Spring Harrow, Case Cultipacker, New Idea 201 Manure
Spreader P.T.0., New Idea 10 ft. Fertilizer Spreader, New
Idea Side Delivery Rake, New Holland 7 Ft. Mower, 3 Pt.,
7 Ft. Blade 3 Pt., McCurdy Gram Bin on Rubber, 2 Weeders,
Double De Mount Tobacco Ladders 16 Ft., Lath, Shears,
Spears, Ironage 2 Row Tobacco Planter with Fertilizer, Peg
Tooth Harrow, Platform Scales
1950 Chevrolet Pickup Inspected
Approximately 60 Tons of Com, Approximately 40 Tons
Hay and 15 Tons of Straw (No Rain)
2 - 50 lb. DeLaval Milker Units (New Pails), 2 Stainless
Steel Carrying Pails, 2 Stainless Steel Strainers, Double
Stainless Steel Tubs.
Hog Feeder 20 bu. (Very Good), Locust Posts, 2 Wheel
barrows, Clay Feed Cart on Rubber, Platform Scales, 7 Hog
Troughs and others.
Forks, Shovels, Log Chains and many other articles
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ANTIQUES
2 Toilet Sets, Dry Sink, .Butter Scales and Print, 3 Blanket
Chests, Hope Bed, 3 Iron Kettles, Copper Ladle and Barge Copper
Kettle, Rayo Lamp, 2 Tiffany Table Lamps, 20 Gallon Crocks
Crocks and Jugs, 1 to 5 Gallon; Old High Chair, Slaw Boards, Old
Platform Rocker, Apple Peeler, Cream Separator, Milk Cans,
Grinder, Stuffer, Stirer, Waffle Iron
I H,C. 12 cu ft Deep Freeze, Garden Hose, Cooking Utensils,
Dishes, 22 Rifle, Single Shot (old)
Ereider and IMUer, Auctioneers
Lunch By New Providence Mennonite Church
Household Items-11 O’clock, Farm Equip. To Follow
AT 11:00 A.M.
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TERMS BY
RALPH BYERS
Correspondence
Courses
Pest Control Courses Offered'
Small animal pests of homes,
warehouses, factories, etc. are
the subjects of a series of eight
newly wntten courses offeied by
correspondence at The Pennsyl
vania State Univeisity
Preventive controls are given
foi bats in your attic, cockioach
es in yom cellar, bees in the
walls of your house and a host
of other pests.
The courses aie intended as in
seivice training for piofessional
pest conti ol operatois Pesticide
usage is a majoi pait of the
couise But great detail is
given in legard to control meth
ods other than by chemicals Ex
terminators study all eight cours
es
Homeowners with specific pro
blems need only one eouise The
courses aie available singly 01
as a group
Write to Box 5000, University
Park, Pennsylvania 16802 for
more information
PENNSYLVANIA YORKSHIRE
CO-OPERATIVE ASS’N., INC.
SPRING STATE SHOW
AND SALE
Saturday, Febiuary 14,1970
Show 10:00 AM. Sale 1:00 F.M.
Small Arena
Farm Show Building’
Hai i I'-bui t,, Penns\l\ama
40 HEAD BRED GILTS
15 LITTERMATE PAIRS
OF OPEN GILTS
15 BOARS
Eligible to ship anywhere.
For catalog write
RENO H. THOMAS, President
Eeavertown, Pennsylvania 17813
or WELLINGTON A. HIESTER,
SB., Secy. Box 418, B.D. ??3,
Fleetwood, Fenna. 19522
Phone 215/944-8579
JuiKe«. HPXRY ORPBI’R,
Allentown, Pa.
JURK VFSTLIIROTH,
INFanheim, Pa
Alt Juclse VFRX HAZLIITT,
Penn State Xjm\
Auct ABU DIPFBXBACH,
Ijamcastei, Pa
Public Auction
100 REGISTERED AND TOP GRADE
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 100
Sale to be held in the dairy barn arena at the Aberdeen
Sales Co. in Churchville, Harford Co., Md., located on Md.
Rt. 22, 6 mi. East of Bel Air, Md., (via U.S. Rt. 1) and 6 mi.
west of Aberdeen, Md., (via U. S. Rt. 40 or Kennedy High
way) on
FRIDAY, FEB. 13, 1970
at 8:00 P.M. Sharp
We will sell the entire herd of Mr. John Joesting and Mr.
Fred Fuller. This herd consists of 40 head of milking cows of
which 15 have freshened in the last 60 days; 10 head are
close springers; balance in full flow of milk and bred back
for average months. Milking cows are averaging 40 Ibi. ner
day. There are 15 bred heifers of good size that are d>-e to
freshen July-October. There are 12 open heifers read tc
breed; 4 yearling heifers, and 1 top 2 yr. old Hoi. bull
For Sale Baltimore milk base of approx. 1000 lb< ei
day.
All cattle are T.B. Accredited, Certified Bangs ” o
tested within 30 days of sale for out of state shi l
Freshening dates and due dates will be available.
NOTE: This is a top herd to choose from. If yo.
cows or heifers, plan to attend.
ABERDEEN SALES CO.
Sale Managers
A View From The Governor's Office
On the theory that the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania it
self should take the lead in all
conseivation activities, I last
week oidered tn end to environ
mental pollution from all State
buildings, facilities and activities
such as highway construction
Specifically, each slate agency
under my control has been given
until Septembei 1 to foimulale
plans to bung the Commonweal
th under enfoi cement piovisions
of the state’s model Clean
Streams, Air pollution and Solid
Waste Management Acts
In a pieamble to this Execu
tive Oidei, I pointed out that
Pennsylvania is, indeed, leading
the Nation in its Determination
to end pollution of oui envnon
ment Three years ago, we began
a ten-year “Project Envuon
ment”, and already the results
pie beginning to show
Sti earns aie being cleaned
with the fiist acid mine watei
treatment plants Burning culm
banks are disappearing fiom our
coal legions Open space is being
purchased and recreational fa
cilities established
Strip mines are being restored
to recreate the natural beauty of
our land Disposal of junk and
garbage is being managed on a
State-wide basis foi the first
time Stnct air quality standaids
have been established
In all tms, we are making de
mands on individuals and mdus
tiy to stop pollution piactices
that weie acceptable in a diffei
ent time a different kind of
world
But the Commonwealth Gov
ernment cannot make demands
on its citizens without making
the same demands on itself.
For that reason, the heads of
the departments and agencies of
the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania have been ordered to pro
vide leadership in the Statewide
effort to improve and , otect
the quality of our air, water and
land through the prevention
conti 01, and abatement of health
hazards and environmental pollu
tion from State facilities and ac
tivities In order to achieve these
objectives
TERMS CASH
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. February 7.1970—23
By Gov. Raymond P. Shafer
Phone:
Night;
(Area I >
(1) Emissions to the atmo
sphere fiom State facilities and
buildings will not be pci nutted
if such emissions endanger
health oi welfare, oi aie likely
to be injurious oi ha/.udous to
people, animals, vegetation or
P’operty. or are in excess of the
standards established by Air Pol
lution Commission Regulations
(2) Dischaigcs to watei s of the
Commonwealth fiom State facil
it es buildings and activities will
rot be peinutted unless such
dischaigcs meet the lequire
nients of the Samlaiy Water
Boaid and aie appioved by that
Boaid
(3) Stoiage. collection, tians
poilation. piocessing and dispo
sal of solid wastes will be in ac
coidance with icgulations and
standaids established by the De
railment of Health
(4) New State facilities and
buildings will be consti ucted so
as to meet the objectives pre
scubed in this oidei
In ordei to facilitate budgeting
foi corrective and pieventive
measures, the head of each de
partment and agency must deve
lop and piesent to the Budget
Bureau, by Septembei 1 1970 a
phased and oiderly plan foi in
stalling such impiovement as
may be needed to pi event pollu
tion or abate such pollution as
may exist
Only then can we in State Gov
ernment hope to make a mean
ingful contribution to the na
tional effoit to piotect oui en
vn onment
Cane or Beet Sugar?
Theie’s no difference between
cane and beet sugax both are
pure sucrose Because they react
the same in cooking, the sugars
are mteichangeable in rec.pes,
reminds Louis W Hamilton, Ex
tension foods and nutation spec
ialist of The Pennsylvania State
Univeisity Although theie is a
difference in source and process
ing, the sugais aie chemically
the same
Plug it in
and forget it...
This high-capacity
Reddy Heater has
an automatic safety
shut-off control
Exclusive control gives you
peace of mind Stops heater
automatically if flame or
ignition fail. Makes it ideal
for building tradesmen,
farmers, warehouses any
application where heater
must run unattended over
night Big 85,000 BTU capa
city. Runs up to 145 hours
on tankful of low-cost kero
sene. Hauls easily in a car.
Ask for demonstration.
OTHER MODELS
AS LOW AS
$99.95
ody Hearrei
GEHMAN
SALES & SERVICE
1 Mile North of Terre Hill
on Route 897
East Earl, E. D. I, Penna.
Phone 215-445-6272