34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24. 1973
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
FARM MACHINERY,
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ON SATURDAY,
MARCH 10,1973
AT 10:30 A.M. SHARP
At R D 1. Windsor. Penna
In Windsor Twp approx 2
miles north east of Windsor
Manor School The un
dersigned having sold his
farm will offer at public sale
the following.
FARM MACHINERY
Farmall A tractor with
workers, manure loader, &
fertilizer attachment, Int
Farmall H tractor. WD 45
Allis Chalmers tractor. New
Idea one row corn picker, like
new, manure spreader on
rubber disc harrow, 10 ft
harrow, cultipacker, AC 3
bottom plow, AC cultivators,
AC 2 row corn planter, New
Idea 7 ft mower. New Idea
wagon, 24 ft elevator, Int 4
ton steel wagon with bed,
McDeenng 13 hoe disc drill,
Oliver pull type plow, New
Idea side delivery rake on
steel, wagon bed, light wagon
with bed, Papec hammermill,
2 platform scales, 2 tobacco
ladders 18’ & 20’ tobacco
ladder wagon, approx 6,000
tobacco lathes, tobacco baler,
two hole corn sheller, land
roller. Buckeye brooder
stove, 30’ endless belt, 30 and
40 extension ladders, 5 rolls of
new fence wire, 1 roll of new
barb wire, 75 new tomato
baskets new gram cracile,
saw buck, 30 & 50 gal drums,
5 deck starting battery;
tobacco hoers, clover seed
sower, single & double trees,
shovels, forks, usual small
items off wagon
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT
& PERSONAL PROPERTY
Automatic hog cleaner;
butcher stove with kettle;
Globe meat bandsaw A-l
Condition, v 2 ton chain hoist, 1
beef spreader, 3 hog
spreaders, grinder with
motor; 4 meat benches,
trolleys, sausage stuffer, lard
press. 4 sets of block &
tackles, 3 scalding troughs;
iron kettles, copper kettle,
tubs, buckets Personal
Property consisting of set of 6
plank bottom chairs; wood
box with back; rockers; metal
bed, bed springs, metal
cabinet, wood cupboard;
wardrobe; desk; library
table, day bed; Columbian
wood or coal range,
crocks, cooking
utensils & dishes, and
many other articles too
numerous to mention. Also
approx. 60 Leghorn laying
hens about Vfe of these are
pullets. Approx. 35 ton ear
corn Not responsible for
accidents on day of sale
Refreshments by East
Prospect Fire Co.
Terms - Cash
MERVIN HILT
Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer
Phone 252-3591
Frey, Kline, & Leber, Clerks
Robert Kauffman, left, is shown as he
received a plaque recently for being named
Pennsylvania's outstanding young farmer
as well as one of the state’s ten out
standing young men. Kauffman's wife was
with him at the presentation in
Philadelphia during the annual State
Jaycee convention. Presenting the plaque
is Elmer Myers, president of the Penn
sylvania Jaycees.
Conservancy
To Purchase
Open Land
The Lancaster County Con
servancy announced Tuesday it
is ready to buy its first piece of
open land
John R Helter, conservancy
secretary would not reveal the
location of the land or the present
owner but said these facts would
be released at a future special
meeting of the conservancy
Helter said the initial tract
could be as much as 100 acres. He
said the land would remain un
developed, but would be made
available to municipalities or
organizations as long as it was
preserved as “open space ”
The conservancy was formed
in late 1969 as a nonprofit
organization for the preservation
of open space and park land.
Under laws of the organization,
properties willed, given or sold to
the conservancy will be
preserved “forever” as open
space
Between 75 to 100 persons
belong to the conservancy. Each
member pays $lO in yearly dues,
Helter said
Located 3 miles southwest of Elizabethtown, along
Route 241 (Bainbridge Road).
656 Farmall Hydrostatic Diesel with Wide Front End
650 Hrs.
Massey Ferguson 65 Utility with Heat Houser
Ford 600 with Pulley
1949 Dodge 3 /«-ton Stake Truck - Four-speed, 42,000
miles original.
N H 269 Hayliner with Thrower, like new; N.H. No. 8 Crop
Carrier with N. H. Running Gears and Flotation Tires, like
new; N H No 516 205 bu Spreader; N. H. No. 616 Harvester;
N H 36” Hav Fan with 5 h.p. Motor; M.F. semi-mounted Com
Picker; M F. 14” 3-bottom Plow;Dearborn 14” 2-bottom Plow;
Ford Mower, 3-pt. Hook-up, N.I. Crusher; Case Hay Rake;
Farmec Grain Bin with Running Gears; I. H. Wagon with high
sides and false end gates; N.I. Wagon with Hoist, sides for
gram and high sides; New Tires on both wagons; Hanson
Piston Pump Sprayer with Boom, 3-pt. hook-up; 24’ Smoker
Elevator, 16’ Harvest Handler on Transport; Oliver Superior
13-disc Drill; Case Rotary Hoe; A C. Blower with Long Table,
Belt-driven, I.H. 28-disc, 3-section Harrow; I.H. No. 55T
Baler; M.F. Mower, 3-pt hook up; J.D. Blower, belt-driven,
with 40’ Pipe; 12’ Auger, Potato Digger, Hammer Mill; 32’
Extension Ladder; Platform Scales; Tractor Chains 11:28
12:28; 3 Electric Fence Chargers, Wheelbarrows, 8 Quaker
Elec Brooder Stoves, 5’ Broiler Feeders, Feed Carts, Steward
Clippers, Keso Milk Mover with 100’ Hose, 3 Surge Milking
Units, Surge Bulk Tank Washer, 2 Surge Vacuum Pumps, No.
SPII and No. RV2; Milk Cans, Tools, Power Mower, Table, No. ‘
32 Meat Ginder, Elec. Stove, Refrigerator. Monarch Range,’
other articles. _ , .
Sale by
CLARENCE S. HILSHER
Lunch by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Elizabethtown Fire
Company
Not Responsible for Accidents
Aucts.: RAYMOND MILLER, HAROLD SHAFFNER.
Clerks: CASSEL MUMMAU, NORMAN KRAYBILL
Not many small items Order of sale: Small Items,
Household Goods, Milking Equipment, Farm Equip
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
THURSDAY,
11:30 A.M
Grain Survey Planned
Results of a special survey to
determine 1972 corn, soybean,
and sorghum output in major
states will be issued
March 15 by the U.S De'par
tement of Agriculture (USDA).
The survey in, 20 states will be
handled by USDA’s Statistical
Reporting Service with estimates
to be included in the March
Planting Intentions Report. The
survey questionnaires covering
acrege utilization and production
will go to farmers in late
February
Uncertainties about the size of
the crops were created when poor
harvest conditions beginning last
fall extended harvest into 1973.
1973
MARCH 8,
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM EQUIPMENT - HOLSTEIN COW
ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1973
Will be sold at Public Auction on the premises located
between Ephrata and Farmersville, along Metzler Road,
next to Metzler’s Mennonite Church, just south of Akron,
the following to wit:
JOHN DEERE 40 ON STEEL
WITH 3-POINT HOOK-UP
WD Allis Chalmers on Steel
McCormick 1530 for Parts; McCormick Self-propelled
Combine, motor needs overhaul; McCormick No. 45 Baler;
Case 115-Bu. PTO Spreader; John Deere 24-Disc KB A
Disc Harrow; Weeder; Perrv Harrow; Ferguson 3-Point
Cultivator; John Deere 2-Bottom 14-ln. Trip Plow; Oliver
2-Bottom 14-ln. Trailer Plow; Massey Harris Disc Plow;
Allis Chalmers Leader: Ma«sev Harris 3.Pt. Corn Plante”;
Manure Sled; Stauffer Transplanter; McCormick PTO
Binder, with Loader; Horse drawn Cultivator; Horse-drawn
Oliver Side Rake: Dumo Rake; Case Flatbed Waaon on
Steel; Ferguson 3-Pt. PTO Rake; John Deere Corn Shelter;
John Deere No. 9 Mower; International 1-PR Cornpicker;
Peerless Grinder Mixer; Stationary Mixer Tank; Meyers
Hay Crusher; 3-Pt. PTO Post Hole Dinner; Mc-
Cormick Hammermill; McCormick Cutter with Pipe.
HOLSTEIN COW, Due in July
Kuhl Egg Washer; Fairbanks Platform Scales; Conti
nental 24-H.P. Gas Engine with Clutch; Two 13.9x36
Tractor Rims and Tires; Log Chains; 2 Endless Belts;
Potato Plow; 3.H-P. Motor; Bready Garden Tractor; Milk
Cans; Chicken Coops; Tank and Pump; Potato Grader;
Saw Buck; Gas Brooder Stoves; 30 Hanging Chicken
Feeders; Chicken Waterers; Time Clock; 3 Work Harnesses
and Bridles; Tobacco Shears and Spears.
TWO-HORSE CUT UNDER SPRING WAGON, good
condition; Sleds; Coal Hcatrola Space Heater; Caloric
Coal Space Heater; Wardrobe; Washstand; Spool Cotton
Table; Jelly Cupboard; Dresser; Chest; 2 Rope Beds; High
Chair; Slant-top Desk with 1 Drawer; Pot Belly Stove;
Marlin 22 Bolt Action Rifle; Revelation Single Barrel Shot
Gun; and other items too numerous to mention.
Sale time 11:00 A.M. Sale by
CLAYTON L. OBERHOLTZER
EPHRATA R.D. NO.tf
Also at the same time and place the following:
Pendulum 8-Day Clock
Antique Cradle; Wooden Bucket with Lid; Earthen
Water Juq; ice Water Cooler; Agate Coffee Pot; Five 1-Gal.
Wooden Paint Kettles; Earthen Pitcher; Wooden Nail Kegs
with Wooden Hoops; 4Vs Dozen Knives and Forks; Dippers;
Cutting Board; Dishpans; Wooden Sink Cabinet; Sink
with Drain Board; Numerous Benches without Back, 5 ft.
to 10 ft.; 4 Heavy White Pine Benches, 16 ft. long; Trestles;
Registers; 3 Canvass Camp Chairs; Rotarv Lawn Mower;
Reel Lawn Mower; 14-ft, x 8-ft. Vinyl Folding Door with
Track; 42-in. x 83-in. Pino Panel Door; Hymns and Tunes
Song Books; Bible Lesson Pictures.
Metzler's Mennonite Church
John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers
717-733-3511 733-3305
Zimmerman and Hoover, Clerks
Lunch-Available—Do Not Miss This Sale
AT 11:00 AM.