—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 21,1970
Cnmbrln County: A new camping
area with 437 camp sites, camp
.store, washhouses and bench plus
boat-launching and mooring fa-
A View From The Governor's Office HX
By Gov. Raymond P. Shafer MaS, 1 ? 1 ' 4"'“! 4h w" S hoS
- , .... ■ - and boat rental men adjacent to
I’iomp! implementation of I’ro Lain el Hill State park, Somer- H |1 ’ existing beach,
ji cl 500 and a speedup of leciea- set County. An additional 171 Ricketts Glen State Pmk, Lu
lional cor.sluietion by the De- camp sites as well as modern /unc County: Water and sani
paitment of Foiests and Waleis sanitary facilities and washhouse, taiy facilities
vs. 11 result in the opening this This will increase the number of Ryerson Station State Park,
ji ai of fom new State Parks and camp sites here to 268. Gieene County: A new swimming
additional facilities at five others. Prince Gallitzm State Park, pool and bathhouse
Included is the largest and
most ambitious land reclamation
piojecl ever undeitaken in the
Commonwealth 15.921-acre
Mo.ame State Paik and Lake
Ai ihur in Butler County.
Also scheduled for opening are
a boat-launching lamp and 158-
sl:p manna at the new Nesham
m> State Park in Bucks County;
boat-launching, parking and ad
ministrative facilities at Codorus
State Paik in Yoik County and
the Falls Oveilook aiea, parking
lot and concession buildings at
Ohiopyle State Paik in Fayette
and Somerset Counties
In addition, a total of 608 new
camping sites will be available
this summei, 437 of them at
Prince Gallitzm State Park in
Cambna County and the lemain
ing 171 at Laurel Hill in Somei
set County Othei facilities ex
pected to be opened this year
are at Cuiwensville in Clearfield
County, Ricketts Glen in Luzerne
County, and Ryerson Station in
Greene County.
The fact that so many new
State facilities for outdoor re
creation will be opened to public
use this season is the lesult of
the far-sighted policy of the peo
ple of Pennsylvania in approving
both Pioject 70 under which the
land was pm chased and Project
500 undei which it is now being
developed
(Pioject 70 is a $7O million
bond issue for the purchase of
lands foi lecieational purposes
appioved by the voteis in 1963,
and Project 500, a S5OO million
bond issue for land leelamation
and development appioved only
thiee yeais ago )
The fact that Moraine State
Park will be foimally opened to
the public sometime aiound Me
monal Day is, moreover, strong
evidence of this Administration's
determination to both reclaim
and restore lands previously ruin
ed by past coal mining practices
One of the largest in the State
Park system, Moraine itself is
the result of cooperative efforts
on the part of the Departments
of Mines and Mineial Industries
and Foiests and Waters to elimi
nate and conti ol acid mine drain
age and othei harmful effects of
both strip and deep mining of
the land on which it is located
In developing Moraine, semes
of mine lefuse piles had to be
removed, 422 old oil, gas and
water wells plugged, 58 deep
mine openings sealed and acies
of abandoned ship mines back
filled and planted in glasses and
trees befoie the dam creating
Lake Arthur could be closed
30
Although no definite date has
heen set foi the opening, the
3,225 acie lake will be complete
ly filled by Memonal Day, and
some of Us planned boating and
swimming facilities available foi
use at that time
Moraine facilities leady for
opening this spnng include a
manna with dock space foi 355
boats, thiee boat-lunching ramps,
a swimming beach and bathhous
es, picnic and paikmg aieas and
several building housing both
food and service concessions
A detailed listing of other fa
cilities at othei State Parks sch
eduled for use this summer fol
lows
Cunvensville State Park, Clear
field County Boat-launching and
mooring facilities, paikmg aiea,
new toilet facilities, water tieat
ment and a storage and distnbu
tion system, and dunking foun
tains.
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Location: 1 mile east of Green Tree and Rt. #896, along
Valley Road Z miles southeast of Georgetown.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970
TWO TRACTORS
Ford 641 “Workmaster” w/Sauder loader, snow bucket,
scoop, (1) 3 pt. 2 14-inch trip bottom plow; Farmall “A”
tractor w/cultivators; 1950 G.M.C. “T” tag 1 ton truck.
Oliver 7 ft. tractor mower; McD. 24 disc harrow; Culti
packer; 24 tooth spring harrow; McD. side rake; McD. hay
crimper; New Idea spreader; (3) flat bed wagons; 2 wheel
trailer; Dellinger 24” fodder shredder w/carrier; drag;
stone sled.
3,600 lath; Minnich press; spears; log chains, wheel
barrow; forks; small tools out of the shop; plenty of bolts;
50 ft. 6” belt; extension ladder; 2 ponies.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ANTIQUE PINE CORNER CUPBOARD
Chest of drawers; 2 wash stands; solid cherry small
table; Frigidaire refrigerator; Caloric gas stove; Duo-
Therm space heater; 5 piece breakfast set; 2 bureaus; 2
beds; mattresses; 2 metal clothes closets; studio couch;
odd chairs; dishes; items too numerous to mention.
Sale at 12:00 Noon by
EARL SWEIGART
Mller and Kreider, Aucts.
Lunch by New Pi evidence Sewing Circle
DISPERSAL SALE
OF HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
AND FARM EQUIPMENT
Location: 8 miles south of Lancaster, 1 mile north of Martic
ville, just off Rt. 324 along Silver Mine Road.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1970
62 HEAD 39 MILKING AGE
7 bred heifers, 16 open and younger heifers.
Atlantic Breeding, some are registered. Certified and
Accredited, Vs are Ist and 2nd calf heifers. Cows that have
the potential to do well wherever they may go. Many fresh
and close, several due throughout summer.
Good line of equipment including
J. D. 620 fully equipped (good); J. D. B. w/cult.; Hen
derson Manure loader; J.D. 3-14 inch trip bottom plow; J.D.
24T baler; (new) #640 J.D. wagon; other wagons; KBA 28
disc; J.D. 44 spreader; Farm Hand rake; Stauffer trans
planter; No. 5 J.D. mower; J.D. 17 disc drill; JD. fert.
drill; 3 pt. sub-soiler; J.D. 290 corn planter; NI. hay condi
tioner; J.D. 2 row picker; Ford Industrial irrigation system,
4 & 5 inch pipe approx. 2,000 ft. pipe; 70 rain birds; Marlow
pump; Case 1-row picker; J.D. hammerraill; tractor chains;
875-20 truck chains; 3 new rolls of fencing; 1965 % ton Chev.
pick-up; (28) Jamesway Comfort stalls; water bowls;
Jamesway barn cleaner. Numerous other misc. items.
Milk equipment; No. 75 DeLaval pump (like new); 2-
units 3 pails, 1 extra large; Jamesway 400 gal. tank; De-
Laval 52 gal. water heater; S.S. tubs; many 'items only
bought in recent years.
Upper Chesapeake Bay Order No. 16 945 lb. Milk base
Approx. 25 ton ear corn, ensilage in trench
“This is a complete closing out sale, be sure to be on
hand.”
Diller and Kreider, Aucts.
Lunch by New Danville Auxiliary
COMPLETE
Sale at 11:00 a.m. by
AARON R. GROFF
PUBLIC SALE
OF BEEF CATTLE AND
FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, MARCH 28,1970
12:00 NOON
Located One and a Half Mile East of (he Buck off Rpulc
372, Along Hopkins Mill Road or 4 Miles West of Quarryville
off Route 372.
DISPERSAL SALE
16 Head of High Grade Hereford Cows. Eight Over 3
Years. Three 3 Years Old, Three 2 Years Old, Two One Year
Old. Some Fresh by Sale Date.
T B and Bangs Tested
W. C. Allis Chalmers Tractor with Cultivators,
Hoers for B-AC, 12” John Deere Trailer Plow,
John Deere Manure Spreader,
New Idea Side Delivery Rake, McCoimick Deering SOT Baler,
2 Rubber Tired Wagons, AC 60 Combine, Oliver Grain Drill 13
Hoe, 3 Section Spring Harrow, 28 Section Disc Harrow, Roller,
McCormick Deering Corn Binder, Denlinger Silo Filler, One Row
Tobacco Planter, Double Tobacco Ladders and Single Ladders,
App 4,000 Tobacco Lath More or Less, Corn Sheller 2 Holes, Milk
Cans, Forks and Shovels, Dehorners, Stewart Cow Clippers,
Brooder Stove, Iron Water Trough, Hog Trough, Scalding Trough,
Platfoim Scales, Cement Mixer, Clover Seed Sower, Roll of Baib
wire, Painting Equipment, 32’ Extension Ladder, Walnut Lumber,
App 30 Tons of Corn, Hay and Straw.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
High Back Dry Sink Solid Ends, Round Oak Table Three
Boards Claw Feet, 6 Oak Chairs, Library Table, Vanity, Apart
ment Size Coal Range, Small Kitchen Cabinet. Utility Cabinet,
Meat Bench, Meat Grinder and Stuffer, Butchering Furnace, Iron
Kettle, 5 Gallon Jug, Dishes, Pots and Pans.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
Refreshments by Women Society of Mt. Hope Church
SALE BY
CHARLES H. KACHEL
Auctioneer—Lloyd H. Kreider
Phone 786-3394
Clerk —C. L. Mumma
Item/Receipt System by Marick & Co.
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PUBLIC SALE
I OF VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970
At R. D. #l2, Hellam Branch, approx. 1 miles south of
Hellam, Pa. on Hellam to Yorkana Road in Hellam Twp.
The undersigned having sold his farm will offer at pub
lic sale the following
International 300 tractor with snow blade, Ford Ferguson
tractor, Farmall F3O tractor, Case 6A pull type combine with
motor, McDeenng T5O baler with motor, 2 rubber tire wagons,
2 sets of wagon drags, Ford 6 ft mower, Ford 2 bottom 14” plow,
1947 Model Ford 11/ 2 ton stake body truck, 24 New Holland bale
carrier, Mayrath 4” auger, McDeenng 2 bottom 14” plow, Oliver
lime sower and fertilizer broadcaster, Ontario 10 hoe disc drill,
550 gal. water tank, numerous piles of asst used lumber, Cobey
elevator drag, 16 ft aluminum elevator, 2 sets of tractor chains,
Harvey cylinder corn sheller, Letz cob grinder, Leibernecht 18”
stone mill, two hole corn sheller, gram fan with motor, chicken
feeders, Simplicity 32” riding mower, tractor and horse type dirt
scoops, hydraulic pump system, Case side delivery rake, Mc-
Deenng 9 ft cultipacker, John Deere 12 ft. 3 section harrow,
McDeenng 32 disc harrow, air compressor, tractor type clover
seeder, Columbia horse diawn wagon, walking cultivator, Syra
cuse horse plow, set of tobacco hoeis, Black Hawk two row com
planter, cement mixer, refrigerator compressor, Goulds shallow
well water pump, GO Model 50 sprayer, Buckeye coal brooder
stove, 2 electric brooders, broom corn cleaner, 40 ft extension
ladder, old drill press, tobacco press, shears and spears, approx.
13,000 tobacco lath, small platform scales, picket fence & pickets,
hay fork, drums some with spigots, bob sled, 4 hog troughs, egg
grader & egg baskets, approx 175 egg cartons, circle saw, doors,
old shutter, tractor rims, pile of pipe, pile of iron, pump base,
wooden & steel wagon wheels, single trees, middle rings, lot of
pulley wheels & line shaft, block & tackle, belts, some small
tools, forks, shovels, hoes, bolts, log chains, cow chains, large
window sash and a wagon load of the usual small farm items
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
Refreshment rights reserved for Canadochly Lutheran Sun
day School Class.
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Phone 252-3591
Frey & Gilbert, Clerks
of 11 A. M. sharp
Teims: Cash
HOWARD M. EMIG