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SAT APRIL 28- 9:30 A.M. Public
Sale of Real Estate, Farm
Machinery. Tools, Household
Goods and Antiques of the Late
Jacob S Forry Estate located
Prepared by the Staff of the National
Coordinating Council on Drug Education
The biggest obstacle facing
the rehabilitated drug addict
is finding a job. Gainful em
ployment is one of the sine
qua nons of the ex-addict’s
returning to a productive role
in society. A year-long study
by the New York State Tem
porary Commission to Eval
uate the Drug Law disclosed
discrimination exists in em
ployment of rehabilitated ad
dicts.
Some corporations, though,
and their associations, have
been making an effort to pro
vide job training for those
chronic drug users who have
successfully completed detox
ification and drug-free ther
apy. One such organization is
the National Association of
Engine and Boat Manufac
turers, which has funded the
New York City Addiction
Service Agency’s “Pioneer
Marine School.”
At the South Street Sea
port Museum rehabilitated
addicts undergo six months
of intensive training in ma
rine repair work aboard the
USS William H. Hart. Upon
graduation, they are virtu
ally assured job placement in
the critically undermanned
field of marine repair.
The first twelve graduates
of the program received their
diplomas at the National Boat
Show this Spring. They were
able to choose from among 70
jobs, paying at least $4 an
hour.
In the words of A. W.
MaeKerer, chairman of the
NAEBM Marine Service
Council, “If we can fill a vital
need of our own for service
technicians, and at the same
time do our part in alleviat
ing some of the problems of
today’s youth—bringing them
into an industry that we feel
offers good opportunity and
a wholesome way of life—our~
investment in this project
will be repaid tenfold.”
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Music From Muses
The word “music” is taken
from the name for the daugh
ters of Zeus, the Muses, who
governed all beauty and har
mony in the world, accord
ing to Greek mythology.
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Your sale can be listed in
our Sales Register
without charge Just mail
details to Lancaster
c armmg P 0 Box 266,
Lititz Pa 17543
aryfr! 1973
Sales Register
approx. 2 miles west of Exit 2
(Glen Rock Interchange) of Rt.
83 or approx. Vi mile off Rt. 11l
along Pa. Rt. 216 turning at
Krout’s School House at the
premises known as Stine’s
Woods, in Springfield Twp., York
Co . Pa. Walter L. Forry, Sr.
Executor; Robert L. Sechrist,
Auctioneer.
SAT. APRIL 28-11 A.M. Annual
Spring Heifer Sale at the Black
and White Holstein Farm,
Lancaster, Pa. across from the
Comet Drive-in-Theatre or Vi
mile west of breeding unit. Sale
CONSIGNMENT SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 9;30 A.M.
on North Maple Avenue, Leola, Vz mile North of Route
23, watch for sale sign.
Variety of Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn
Implements, Lumber, New Hardware and Tools, etc.
We have buyers for hav and straw.
Frank & Paul Snyder SALE BY
Robert E. Martin. Aucts. DAVID H. GOOD
Next sale Friday, June Ist.
Not responsible for accidents.
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE FARM
REAL ESTATE and
FARM MACHINERY
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1973
Time: 9-30 AM.
In Perry Ooumy situated
approximately 2 miles east of
Blain, just south of Rt. 274
at Andersonburg.
(Due to the untimely death
of Richard Thomas the under
signed will offer at public
sale the following:
FARM REAL ESTATE
At 1:30 PAL
TRACT NO. 1
All that certain tract of
land situate in South West
Madison Twp., Perry Co., con
taining 270 acres, more or
less, approx. 30 acres in pas
ture, in excess of 200 acres
tillable, balance woodland
with some good timber. Hav
ing thereon erected a beau
tiful 8-room solid brick house
with an ultra-modern kitchen,
oil hot air heat, full bath,
wall to wall carpet, the walls
are finished with very nice
panelling, several fireplaces,
cement basement with fire
place.
Large 3-fioor bank barn
fixed for steers and hogs,
running water in barn- and
also to an adjacent steer shed,
barn and barn yard are ce
mented. Hog pen, chicken
house, wagon shed, machine
shed and other outbuildings.
The water supply to house and
barn is from a strong spring;
also a stream by the build
ings.
NOTE: This is a vefy good
and productive farm. If N you
are looking for a good farm
don’t miss this sale.
TRACT NO. 2
All that certain tract of
land situate in South West
Madison Twp., Perry Co., ad
jacent to the farm, containing
Vi acre, more' or less, having
thereon erected a 5-room
frame house with bath, fur
nace, garage, good well and
other small outbuildings.
Terms: Real Estate 10%
down, other terms at sale
time
(Approximately 15 Head
Of Feeder Cattle)
FARM MACHINERY
Farmall 656 tractor with 3-
pt. hitch, Farmall 460 tractor
by Charles C. Myers, owner.
SAT. APRIL 28- 10 A.M, Public
Sale of Valuable Farm
Machinery, Antiques and Per
sonal Property located at RD 5,
York, Pa. in Manchester Twp. on
Crone Rd. Extd., turn on Crone
Rd. near Manchester Twp. Bldg.
Terms by Mrs. Margaret C.
Smith for the late Levere F.
Smith. Jacob A. Gilbert and
Charles Bachman, Auctioneers.
SAT. APRIL 28-12:30 P.M.
Complete Dispersal Sale of
with fast hitch, IHC 300 utility
tractor with U 34 loader and
snow bucket, Ferguson 30
tractor with 3-pt. hitch, Mas
sey Harris Super No. 26 self
propelled 10-ft. combine, IHC
No. 2MH two-row mounted
corn picker. New Holland No.
275 bailer with thrower, New
Holland No. 269 hay bine, IHC
No. 110 front mounted 7-ft.
mower. Fill Rile ensilage
blower, New Holland No. 717
-harves.'er, IHC No. 8 flail
chopper, IHC. No. 56 4-row
corn planter (like new), John
Deere semi-mounted 4 - 16”
trip bottom plows, IHC 4 - 14”
-trip bottom plows (fast hitch),
John Deere 2 - 14” trip plows
(3-pt.), two Brillion cultipack
ers with 4” axle, Dunham 10-
ft. disk harrow, IHC No. 401
lever harrow, spike tooth
barrow, fast hitch two-row
cultivator, IHC tractor set
harrow, John Deere disk drill,
fertilizer drill, New Holland
No. 330 tractor spreader, New
Holland No. 252 portable
hammermilil and mixer, fast
hitch scraper blade, two
Grove self-unloading wagons,
IHC wagon with hay rack,
John Deere wagon with hay
rack, New Holland heavy duty
wagon with bed and hydraulic
dump, Donuser MDS 3-pt. post
driver (like new), New Hol
land roll bar tractor rake,
Kingwise elevator, Cardinal
Jr. elevator, Farmec cross
conveyer for wagon.
1970 CSO Chev. Cattle Truck
with It*ft. bad (like new)
1973 Ton Pickup with
4-Wheel Drive
3 round wire corn cribs,
Feed Lot sheltered feeder,
Homelite chain saw, Lincoln
225 amp welder, portable air
compressor, tractor chains,
truck tires, y 2” electric drill,
tarps, heat houser, hog feed
ers, pushers, anvil, vice, steel
drums, drum of motor oilj
wheelbarrow, snow fence,
shovel plow, locust posts, milk
cans, hand tools and many
other small items.
Note: This machinery is all
in good shape, some in the
manner of new.
MRS. RICHARD THOMAS
RO 1, Loys villa, Pa.
Ph. 717-536-326*
Gerald K. Morrison, Atty.
Dean Shull, Auct.
Bench & Dromgold, Clerks
Lunch by
United Church of Christ.
Entire Herd of Registered & SAT. APRIL 28 - 1 P.M. Special
Grtidtr Gff*W'*Cbwy , mW-'
jest off Route 222.5 miles south of Angus, Hereford and Crossbred
Quarryville, one-half mile west of at the Aberdeen Sales Co.
Unicom, along Black Bear Road Livestock Auction Market,
on the Albert Stoner Farm, East Churchville, Harford Co., Md,
Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co., located on Md. Rte. 22,8 mi. East
Pa, Sale by Albert P. Stoner, of Bel Air. Md., (via U.S. Rt. 1)
owner ; Kersey A. Bradley, Auct. (Continued On Page 43)
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE &
GRAIN ORTING EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, MAY 12,1973
at 1:00 P.M.
Along Rt. 25 Western Schuylkill County; between GRATZ &
SPRING GLEN, Pa. 10 mi. West of 1-81 exit 34
144 ACRE FARM
Approx. 12 A. Wooded balance Tillable; Small Stream;
Pond; 3200 Ft. Frontage on Rt. 25; Lg. Barn with 12 x4O Silo;
Frame Dwelling nice Kitchen; Bath; Wall-to-Wall Carpet;
Paneling; Electric Heat; 2 Storage Sheds. Farm will be of
fered in 3 parcels and as an entirety. Terms: 10 percent down
further terms to be announced day of sale. Chicago Eastern
portable continuous-flow Grain Dryer (propane) Read 22 x 18
Grain Bin with unloading Auger & Fan; 10 x 20 Holding Tank;
24 Ft. Grain Auger with Motor.
HERBERT J. F. BORCHERT & PEGGY G. BORCHERT,
Owners
Janies J. Rattigan, Attorney.
Geo. Delbert, Auct. Klingerstown, Pa. (717) 425-2258
RICHARD STOCKSIEKER
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
FRIDAY, MAY 4 NOON
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Sale held in the Charles C. Myers BLACK & WHITE SALE
BARN located just west of Lancaster, Pa. Exit 283 at Flory’s
Mill Rd. exit, take first turn right past feed mill to farm. Just
" past the Atlantic Breeders Coop. -
66 HOLSTEINS
(56 Reg. -10 Grades -41 Cows -25 Heifers
All tests up to date for immediate interstate ship
ment Exam for Preg. & Mastitis.
25 DAUGHTERS OF PACLAMAR ASTRONAUT SELL!!
An outstanding group of his dtrs. sell as young cows of
heifers. One has finished a record of 736 fat, 21,600
M.; another with 628 fat, 17,348 M„ 2 others with
589 and 571-lbs fat. 17 are Registered.
DAUGHTERS OF OTHER FAMOUS SIRES SELL!!
5 by Pawnee Farm Arlinda Chief - 5 by UNH Admiral - 3
by Kayen Farm Anthony 2 by UNH President King -
2 by Ideograph Fobes Kennedy and others.
All are bred to famous sires in Art. studs.
3 Cows milking over 100 lbs. - 2 more from 96 to 98 lbs.
on latest test.
This herd has been on test for less than 10 mos.
Some records have been completed and others are still
in progress on the first lactation on test. Testers have
not been available m the area where the herd has been
housed.
This is a Good Uddered Herd and You Will Like the
Size and Youth!!
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND AND
BUY FROM THIS COMPLETE DISPERSAL!!
Mr. Stocksieker could not house all of the cattle,
hence the move to Lancaster.
Credit Available by contacting Charles C. Myers
ahead of sale. Ph. 717-569-2106.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC. RICHARD STOCKSIEKER
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N.Y.
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Andes, N.Y.
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