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generating facilities away from
congested areas so that chemical
NNNSYLVANIA
ANGUS ASSOCIATION
SPRING SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1973 11:00 A.M.
at MILLARDEN FARM. ANNVILLE, PENNA.. 8 miles east of
Hershey on U.S. 422.
A top selection of BRED COWS COWS WITH
CALVES BRED AND OPEN HEIFERS
Ready to turn out on Spring Grass
Lunch on grounds
For catalogs and information;
Mrs. Caryl Velisek, Sec. Pennsylvania Angus Assoc.
Gravel Hill Road Woodsboro, Md. 21798
Phone: 301-845-8706
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
TUESDAY, MAR. 27,1973
at 12:30 p.m.
On the premises located 6 miles east of Gap, 4 miles
west of Coatesville, along Route 30, Chester County,
Pennsylvania.
JOHN DEERE 3020 DIESEL
with power shift, 1890 hours, winter shield, 3-pt.
JOHN DEERE 2020 Gas Tractor
with 627 hours, 3-pt., No. 47 power loader
John Deere Side Mounted Grass Mower, J.D. 3-
Bottom 16”, 3-pt. plow, J.D. 32 Transport Disc; J.D. 4-
Section Spring Harrow; J.D. 2-row Corn Planter, 3-pt;
N H. 271 PTO Baler; N.H. No. 404 Hay Crimper; N.H.
No. 56 Rake; N.H. PTO Manure Spreader, large size,
Farmec 30-ft. Elevator; Cardinal Gram Elevator;
Littleson 7-ft Roto Cutter; Forano 7-ft. Snow Blower,
3-pt; 4 Flat Wagons; Baler Twine; Log Chains; De
horners; Tractor Chains; Bucket for Sauder Loader;
Handy-man Jack; Wheelbarrow; Bag Cart; a few Tools.
Sale at 12:30 p.m.
Terms by
I. DONALD HOSTETTER
LEROY ZOOK, Auctioneer
and thermal electric pollution of
air and water can be diffused.
By 1990, there are projected to
be 492 large thermal generating
plants—more than twice the
number in 1968. Many of these
larger facilities may require
cooling ponds of 2,000 acres or
more to aid in dissipating surplus
heat.
The third implication is that
location of large plants away
from urban concentrations will
mean more and probably larger
transmission lines transecting
the countryside. There currently
are over 300,000 miles of
overhead transmission lines
passing over about 4 million
acres of right-of-way. Prospects
are that about 100,000 miles of
new lines on 1.5 million acres of
right-of-way will be constructed
each decade for the balance of
this century.
Recreation’s Impact.
Recreation involves one-fourth of
the Nation’s land and three
fourths of its population.
Population and income
growth—as well as more leisure
time—are certain to intensify the
two issues already facing
recreation interests; access to
land and environmental
protection
Spending doubles. Americans
doubled their outlay for
recreation in the 1960’5. Spending
reached $36 billion in 1969, or
about $179 per person. About a
fourth of this was connected with
outdoor recreation.
Land area available for or
actually used for recreation
probably exceeds 3 acres per
person. However, more than half
the total recreation land is in the
Mountain States, and about a
fourth is in the Pacific States.
Less than 10 percent of
recreation acreage is located in
urban areas, although over half
of public recreation sites are in
urban areas
PUBLIC SALE
MARCH 31, 1973. AT 10 A.M.
ON THE PREMISES LOCATED % MILE OFF OF ROUTE 225
AND 1 MILE WEST OF PILLOW IN LOWER MAHANOY
TOWNSHIP, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNA.
FULL LINE OF FARM
EQUIPMENT AND GRAIN
John Deere Model No. 60 tractor m good condition; John
Deere Model-B-troctor, John Deere 3-16 in Bottom Plow,
three point hook up, John Deere No 8 silage cutter with
Row Crop and Cutter bar attachment, No 5 John Deere
Mower, two John Deere side delivery rakes, IHC Mower
and stem crusher, 8 ft. cut, good condition, New Holland
No 66 Hay Baler, Case Hay Baler, 32 ft John Deere
elevator, 13 disc John Deere gram drill, case stubble
Buster, three wagons two with hydraulic dumps, IHC
Combine No 125, 10 ft cut, John Deere heavy duty disc
Harrow, John Deere three point hook up Harrow, John
Deere sub soiling Harrow, John Deere Manure scoop No
40, John Deere Manure spreader, three point hook up for
John Deere No. 60 and Model-B-tragtors, John Deere Corn
Planter, three point hook up, John Deere two row Corn
Picker, John Deere two row Cultivator, John Deere Blower
with Pipe, IHC little Genius tractor plow, IHC three section
Harrow and cultipacker, Lincoln electric welder, 36 ft
extension ladder, aluminum extension ladder, Agway
space heater, good Condition, Electric Motors and
reduction gear units, Spencer furnace and radiators,
copper tubing and valves, IVi-l Vi in Plastic Pipe and
tubing, Electric fence units, wood and steel posts, and
other supplies, weed sprayer. Lime drill, Post hole digger,
clover seed sower, platform and Beam scales, twoauger
elevators, clover seed, Belts, lumber, dump rake, chicken
feeders and nests, tools, bolts, scrap iron, approximately
3500 Bu Corn on Cob, also 300 or more Bu wheat, 1961
Chevrolet 4 door Bel-Air, 1956 3 /< ton Ford truck and many
other items
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
SOME ANTIQUES
Kelvinator Electric Range, Gibson frost free refrigerator,
Rugs, Beds, Ironing board, Rocking Chairs, two Copper
Kettles, Childs Cradle, Butter Churn, Johnny stove,
Library table,- Irons, Books, sewing Machine, sausage
stuffer, Meat grinder, Go-Cart, side board, corn drier,
kitchen cabinet, Columbia record player, Records, Battery
set Radio, dishes and other items
Lunch stand by Ladies Auxiliary
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
MR.and MRS. LLOYD MARTZ
Chubb-Deibler-Chubb Owners
Auctioneers
Lancaster Farmii
SALE REPORTS
Samuel Wanner Sale
White Horse
Friday, March 16
Dairy, Farm Machinery
40 Grade Holsteins sold from
$475-725, 11 head over $6OO.
International 424 Diesel, $2,075;
Super C, 660; NH 7-ft. Haybine,
1,675.
NH Flat wagon, $265; JD Disc,
330; 12-can Milk Cooler, 275; New
Idea Spreader, 635.
Auctioneers; Kreider and
Diller.
In the future. Federal, State,
and local governments are ex
pected to acquire additional land
for recreation and wildlife use,
including some farmland Most of
this land is mountainous or
swampy and of limited use for
agriculture Also, many
thousands of acres will be con
verted to recreation use by
private developers and owners.
In addition, recreation use is
often compatible with other uses
Further recreation development
continues as a joint use of rural
land in agriculture or forestry or
in watershed protection areas
Second homes. In some
localized areas, development of
land for recreation may compete
for good agricultural land. But
the conversion of cropland for
either public or private
recreation use has been con
siderably less than the volun
tarily and publicly subsidized
withdrawal of surplus cropland in
rch 24.1973
Harry G. Kreider Sale
Quarryville RD2
Wednesday, March 14
Registered Holstein Sale
119 Animals Sold.
Top Cow to Maurice Welk,
Quarryville RDI, for $2,000.
100 Registered Holstein Cows
and Heifers Averaged $834.
119 Registered Holsteins Grade
cows and Heifers Averaged $BlB.
34 Head went out of state.
Auctioneer: J. Everett Kreider
Pedigrees; Carl Diller
Clerks: Shenk and Spayd.
Charles C. Myers
Bla • and White Holstein Farms
Friday, March 16
Holstein Dairy Cow Sale
Purebred Holsteins, fresh,
$560-940
Purebred Holstein springers,
$640-2,750
Grade Holsteins, fresh and
springers, $470-900.
Purebred Holstein springing
heifers, $470-$1,475
Attendance - 135, Number of
Animals Sold- 60
Auctioneer • Abe Diffenbach
Pedigrees: Herb Dickerson
Clerk- Robert Lawerance
Sales Manager. Park H
Myers
recent years.
The demand for individual
private recreation sites, in
cluding second homes, may have
greater impact on rural areas in
the long run than will the
acquisition of land for either
public or commercial recreation
sites
The withdrawal of forest land
for recreation has been more
significant than the withdrawal
of cropland In a large part,
however, it has been balanced by
a reversion of crop and
pastureland into commercial
forests.
While there is no overall
shortage of rural land for
recreation purposes, there is
pressing need for more
recreation lands directly ac
cessible to urban populations.
TRY A
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or 394-3047
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