PUBLIC SALE
ORCHARD, PACKING HOUSE & CAMP HOUSE
EQUIPMENT, FARM MACHINERY, GARAGE
EQUIPMENT, ANTIQUES, & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1972
At 9:00 A.M. Sharp
Located approx. 2 miles north of Fawn Grove along the
Fawn Grove-Gatcheville Rd. Approx. 10 miles north west of
the Norman Wood Bridge, in Fawn Twp., York Co., Pa.
Large equipment, hydro-cooler, tracks, & tractors
will be sold at 12 noon.
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Orchard Equipment & Farm Machinery
Best Bio cyclone 500 gal. sprayer, V 8 Ford motor (re
built 1971); Bean Royal 35 gal. pump sprayer with 4 cyl.
continental engine & 500 gal. wood tank; heavy duty J.D.
kilifer disc harrow; J.D. wire tie baler with loading chute;
S Int. disc harrows; spring tooth harrow; lime spreader;
Lely fertilizer spreader on rubber on wheels; Homelite XL
12 chain saw; large assortment of step ladders & picking
ladders of all sizes; 10 x 38 tractor chains; John Bean
FMC ear worm self propelled sprayer; Bean spray gun;
David Bradley garden tractor w/cultivators; garden work
ers; grease guns; asst, of hand pruning tools; Int. 7 ft.
tractor mower; large asst, of new & used apple & peach
picking bags; fork lift skids: tractor mounted saw & 30 in.
circular blade; J.D. 3 pt. hook 2-14” bottom plow; IHC
ensilage cutter, etc.
Trucks, Tractors, and Trailers
1965 stake body Dodge “500”; 1968 Chevrolet Vz ton
pickup (20,000 miles); 1936 Packard farm truck (complete
motor job 1970); 1924 Dodge farm truck (2 speed trans.,
9 speed forward); 1854 Ford farm truck; 1953 Ford farm
truck; 3 Model B J.D. tractors; D—2 catepillar; 15 ft.
wagon; 12 ft., 15 ft, 19 ft., 20 ft., & 21 ft., 2 wheel rubber
tire trailers: dual truck chains 8:25 z 20 size; 3% HP mini
bike w/Tecumseh engine; rotary & reel type lawn mowers.
Comp House Equipment &
Electric Appliances
Army cots & mattresses; single beds & mattresses; 5
gal. commercial vacuum sweeper; 80 gal. hot water heater;
5 electric refrigerators; electric circulating pump; 5 wash
ing machines; gas-coal stove comb.; 5 gas stoves; 4 water
heaters; 2 burner hot plates; G.E. electric stove; 3 electric
fans; 30 cup automatic coffee maker; 4—% HP motors;
Hoover & Electrolux vacuum sweepers; electric irons; waf
fle irons; toasters; electric blanket; jig saw; Craftsman
ortital sander; Sears saw; new skill super duty disc sender;
G.E. 12 cu. ft. deep freeze; Bendix ironer; 18 cu. ft. deep
freeze; 12 night tables; Dixie cups & dispensers; ironing
board; 4 drawer steel filing cabinet; swivel office chair;
space heater with fan; oil line & drum; Royal standard
typewriter; TV set; 50 ft. copper tubing & fittings; floures
cent lights; exhaust fan; 200 ft heavy copper wire; hair
curling iron; 2 new Remington Lecktronic shavers; Ig.
asst, of pots, pans, skillets, coffee pots, tea kettles, & flat
ware; 15 blankets; 4 metal cabinets.
Packing House Equipment &
Spray Material
Clarksville hydro-cooler, 10 ft. (250 boxes per hr.,
good cond.); 20 ft alum, belt conveyor (with forward &
reverse); Niagara chain link 4 section apple grader (belt
feed); Niagara roller type peach grader (3 sizes); Lobee
Eeach & apple brasher; Niagara peach & apple brasher;
and turned apple grader; hand basket turner; electric
basket turner; 10—10 ft sections of roller conveyors; 150
new % bu. baskets; (1500) bu. field crates; (40) 20 bu. bulk
bins; large Bostitch staple machine w/motor; Bostitch foot
operated staple machine; Bostitch hand staple machine;
% in., % in., & 9/16 in. Bostitch staples; (800) % bu. ex
port tub baskets; box of rubber stamps; (1000) 4 lb. plas
tic bags; Bostitch bag staples; % bu. cushions & liners;
crowning plates; 2 cable type chain tightners.
Spray materials: 80 lb. copper sulphate (Instant blue
stone); 1 gal. Pbosphamidon; 4 bags Omite; 6 bags Guthion;
2 bags Captain; 11 bags Niagaratran; 9 bags Thiodan; (7) 2
oz. jars Niagara Stik; (4) 32 oz. jars Millers Nu-Set; 3 gal.
“Tween” 20.
Garage Equipment & Misc. Items
Black—Hawk front & rear end hydraulic jack; floor
model heavy duty tire changer; Delta triple duty electric
grinder & steel brush; Blitz heavy duty battery charger;
heavy bench vise; stationary air compressor w/% HP
motor; portable air compressor with % HP motor; new
H.K.P. bolt cutters; Geiger floor creeper: valve spring
compressor & grinder; (2) 50 ft heavy duty copper ext.
cords; % in. electric drill & press; Binks paint spray gun;
battery tester; J.D. power take-off air pump; (2) 8 ton
hydraulic Jacks; gas cans; tap & die set; pipe wrenches;
hand pump for tank; Hercules english bicvpu, new;
bulk bin chains; 25 ft. chains; Ig. cement mixing tub; life
jacket; storm windows & doors; Myers dry well pump;
platform scales; Stihl chain saw; lot of new & used lum
ber, all sizes; lot galvanized pipe; heavy duty wagon jack;
100 ft. % in. steel cable; toboggan; wheel barrow; furnace;
TV antenna; sweat shirts; box of gloves; roll of wire; 20
gal. wooden keg; log hooks & chains.
Antiques & Household Goods
Refinished rope poster bed; oak table & 4 chairs; foot
pedal harness vise; 2 clothes trees; vrooden rake; refinished
wash stand; 3 parlor stoves; old chest; marble top wash
stand; 3 in. plank maple meat bench; refinished; old school
text books; clock; water crock; 1,5, &10 gal. crocks: 3’ x6’
marble slab; sausage grinder; lard press; hand made lard
press; 2 hole com shelter; seed cleaner; pr. of weight
scales; grain cradle; wagon jack; double & single trees;
dated 1872 buggy wheel rim wrench; blacksmith tools;
butchering tools; drying rack; round tables; picture
frames; tobacco spears & cutters; old locks & latches; shoe
last; wooden plane; hay rope; pulleys; hay fork; hay knife;
200 lb. blacksmith anvil; 1915 Pa. license plate; lots of jars;
old gun; brass sleigh bells; bottle capper; wood Venetian
blinds; chrome dinette & 4 chairs; solid mahogany coffee
table; modem night table; 10 metal kitchen cabinets; kit
chen sink fixtures, and many other items.
Terms: cash or approved check
Robert L Brown,
owner
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
John Hope Anderson, clerk
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LARGE
Advisory Council Names
Two Area Men as Officers
Amos H. Funk, Millersville
RDI, was elected president of
Pennsylvania State University’s
agricultural advisory council
during its semi-annual meeting
recently.
Other officers elected to serve
two-year terms with Funk were:
John L. Waljker, Finleyville, vice
president; Albert M. Best, New
Holland, secretary-treasurer.
Funk represents the Penn
sylvania Association of Soil and
Water Conservation District
Directors, Inc., on the advisory
council. Walker represents Milk,
Inc., and is director of member
MR. FARMER!
Are you aware of the latest law concerning Farm
Employees? As of May 1, 1972 Pennsylvania Law says
that if you have an employee who works more than 20
hours a week or your payroll exceeds $150.00 you are
then subject to the law covering Workman Com
pensation.
This agency will be glad to discuss this with you.
Contact Paul I. Sheaffer or J. Wilbur Sollenberger.
PAUL I. SHEAFFER
INSURANCE AGENCY
Intercourse, Pa.
Phone 768-8236 - 392-8900 - 394-1753
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1972 —
services, Pittsburgh Division
Best is manager of Research and
Development, Sperry Rand
Corporation, New Holland
Machine Company, and
represents the American Society
of Agricultural Engineers
(Pennsylvania Section)
The Council, composed of 65
representatives of ag-related
Pennsylvania organizations,
offers counsel and support for the
programs, facilities, and ac
tivities of Penn State’s College of
Agriculture. Administrators and
faculty members of the College
meet with the advisory group
twice a year.
John Reed Rodgers, Belleville,
who has served the Council as
president since 1968, and retiring
vice president Enos B Heisey,
Hershey, received Penn State
lion statuettes during the meeting
for their service to the Council
and the University Dr R E
Larson, University interim
provost, presented the awards
Both men will continue as
Council members Rodgers
represents the Pennsylvania
Grassland Council and Heisey
represents Agway, Inc.
The meeting concluded with a
tour of the new Agricultural
Administration Building on the
University Park campus
Apple
Blossom
Sunday
The traditional Apple Blossom
Sunday in Adams County will be
observed this year on Sunday,
May 7.
Other than the beautiful apple
blossoms, which in some years
prove to be fickle, there are many
other features which can be
enjoyed. The main feature of the
festivities will be the crowining of
the 1972 Apple Blossom Queen,
Miss Lori Slaybaugh, who will be
taking over for Miss Marcia
Fetters after a year’s reign
This as well as other activities
will take place at the South
Mountain Fairgrounds just north
of Arendtsville on Route 234.
Busses will be running all af
ternoon taking guests to see some
of the neighboring orchards free
of charge.
If you desire, you may tour the
apple blossoms in your own car
There are signs all along a route
telling you which way to go to
stay on the Apple Blossom Trail.
This is an excellent opportunity
for you to see America first and
to start near home with one of the
local but very colorful festivities
Virgin Forest
The most exte'nsive virgin
forest in the world today is
the Amazon Valley forest ex
tending from the Atlantic
coast into the foothills of the
Andes and from Bolivia
through Colombia, Vene
zuela and the Guianas
In Canada, one would have to
consume nearly a half-pound of
white potatoes a day to keep up
with the average annual corn
sumption rate as noted by the
Canada Department of
Agriculture.
ANIMAL HEALTH AIDS
” Oua Specialty
THIS IS WHY OUR PRICES
ARE LOWER
- Medications For Dairy,
Livestock, Pets
- New Butter-T-Dip
- “Maes” Mineral Feeders
- Farm Gates, Hog Feeders,
Black Mulching Film, Stock
Waterers,
- “Trojan” Seed Corn
FIND THE KEY TO YOUR ANIMAL HEALTH
AT
ZIMMERMAN'S
ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPLY
.520 E. Wood
Main St Corner Rd.
Bare\ille,Pa Lititz.Pa.
656-9818 733-4466
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