50—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Nov. 2.1974
ice Follies
The number one skating
spectacular In show
business, tbe Ice Pollies,
returns to the Heraheypark
Arena, Nov. 18 for nine
performances through Nov.
24.
The Shipstads ana uoanaon
skating extravaganza, in Its
39th season, is tbe “daddy”
of present day skating en
tertainment. Richard
Dwyer, a leading star for 25
years, celebrating his Silver
Anniversary; Mr. Frick, the
Swiss master of skating
comedy; Susan Berens,
Karen Kresge and Suzanne
Russel, all beautiful and
talented performers. Jay
Humphry and Atoy Wilson,
both sensations on the steel
blades, plus Jackie Davis, a
new find.
FOR COMPLETE
SERVICE CALX.
JOHN E. MARTIN
RDl.Durlach
Road.Ephrata
733-35X1 or
PAUL 1. MARTIN
Stevens RDI, Box S6l
733-3305
LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
No Sale Too Small
or Large
Tents Available .
PUBLIC AUCTION
of VALUABLE JtEAL ESTATE
3.5 ACRE FARMETTE
SATURDAY, NOV. 9,1974
2:00 p.m.
LOCATION; Route 322 to Hinkletown. Turn left
at light to Martindaie. Turn left at the square in
Martindale.
For Details & Conditions Call:
Randal V. Kline, Auctioneer
(717) 626-4975
TERMS BY:
Raymond M. and Mabel Z. Weaver
(215) 445-6395
WEAVER'S HARDWARE STORE
(Going Out of Busness Sale)
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE, HARDWARE STORE
ITEMS AND EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1974
AT 10:00 A.M.
Located in Martindale (between Hmkletown and Terre Hill], Lan
caster County, Pa, the following to wit:
3-STORY BRICK STORE BUILDING
34 Feet x 46 Feet
Buried Gas Tanks, Oil Fired Hot Air Heat. Large
Store Area. Excellent location. Operating Hardware
Store for many years.
Double FRAME DWELLING
Containing 2 Bedrooms and Full Bath on Second
Floor. 3 Large Rooms on First Floor. 2 Oil Fired Hot
Air Heat.
Large Frame Barn
Two 1-Car Frame Garages
Lot Size 205’ Frontage. 196’ Depth. Real Estate at
2:00 P.M.
Sale to start at 10:00 A.M. Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
For inspection call 445-3112. Terms by:
WEAVERS HARDWARE STORE
Mary M. Weaver, Prop.
T. Glenn Horst Auction Service - 859-1331
Thomas Wentz. Attorney
Lunch Served by Martindale Fire Company
Schedaled Nov. 19-24
The show is graced by the Berens pair. Additional
pair skating of Judy and Jim comedy is supplied by Hans
Sladky, five times North Letter, the Scarecrows and
American Dance Cham- the Funsters. For the
pions, tbe adagio marvels, children, there are the
Nancy and Leandre, wonderful Mappers and
newcomers Don Bonacci and other characters from
Cathy Mishkin, and the “Sesame Street”
Richard Dwyer-Suaan
Readinger Key-Note Speaker
Agriculture is at a critical
crossroads, “Perhaps the
most critical in our nation’s
history,” A. Wayne
Readinger, master of the
Pennsylvania State Grange,
warned delegates to tbe
organization’s 102nd annual
convention.
Readinger, who is roun
ding out his sixth year as
master of the 58,000-member
state Grange, pointed out
that agriculture is being
asked' to provide both
adequate food for tbe
American people and to ease
the threat of hunger abroad.
“But,” he asked, “how can
fanners do the job expected
of them in the face of
financial difficulties unlike
any experienced in the
past?”
Unless farmers are
assured reasonable income
for the food they produce,
Readinger said, “the vicious
inflationary spiral sweeping
the nation could threaten the
very existence of agriculture
as we know it today.” He
also criticized the State Milk
Marketing Board for failure
to “act in a responsible
manner as mandated by
law.”
State Senator Patrick J.
Stapleton, Chairman of the
Senate agriculture com
mittee, pledged bis
cooperation in seeking
solutions to the problems of
Pennsylvania farmers.
“Above all,” he declared, we
must preserve our current
agricultural land.” He also
cited the need to overcome
the problems of health care
and rural poverty in rural
areas of the state.
A square dance team from
Fayette County was judged
best-of-show after winning
first place in its category in
the talent contest. The
group, in winning best-of
show honors, qualified to
compete at the National
Grange convention at
Sacramento, Calif., next
PUBLIC AUCTION
The 50-Year Collection of Antiques of EDGAR F.
JONES of Dover. Del.
Sale Location: Talleyville Memorial Hall. 3919 Concord Pike.
Talleyville, Wilmington, Del (Rt 202 North)
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th
at 2:00 P.M.
(DAYTIME SALE)
EARLY AMERICAN ANTIQUES - Chippendale. Queen Anne. William
& Mary. Some period pieces, Phila. Penna., Del. & Maryland to
include Queen Anne Gaming Table. Chippendale Rope Seated Sofa.
Chippendale Chests, Wing Chairs. Tilt Top Table. Chaise. Drop Leaf
Tables, Blanket Chest, Early Windsor Chairs, Semi-Antique Worn
Rugs, Rope Beds, Banister Chairs. Tavern & Trestle Tables, Pewter
Cupboard, Early Brass Candlesticks. Wrought iron Fireplace &
Cookery, (25) pcs Canton, Early Delft, Chinese Export, Chinese
Hawthorn, English China, Earthenware, (17th, 18th & 19th Century
Items)
INSPECTION: Tues Evening from 7to 9 p m Also Wed from 11am
Call or Write for Brochure No Children at Sale'
RUDNICK & MATAS, Auctioneers
212 W. Bth Street > Wilmington, Delaware
PUBLIC AUCTION
At the farm where I reside in Glenncoe Road, Kentmore Park, between
Galena and Kennedyville, Md.
SATURDAY, NOV. 9, 1974 AT 11:00 A.M.
FARM MACHINERY: MASSEY FERGUSON 180
Diesel TRACTOR, M.F. 65 TRACTOR, M.F. 30
TRACTOR, MF Loader-scraper blade - 4 bottom
mounted plows & mulcher - 3 bottom mounted plows, 4
row rear mounted cultivators. Kewanee road (Use, flat
wagon, 2 spring tooth, cultipacker, Ontario drill, 2 -
wheel trailer, John Deere 494 A Planter, Int. PTO
spreader, lime spreader, New Holland No. 450 mower,
Woods belly mower, Old Ford Truck, Lilliston rotary
mower, rotary hoe, air compressor, horse collars,
sythe, crosscut saw, creosote posts, tractor chains, air
compressor, etc., etc. Hunting boat w-2 motors, tools,
“17 wood decoys”.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Oak bureau w-mirror, Wall
mirror, hat rack, ice cream table, small stand, 3 oil
lamps metal & glass, Singer sewing machine, desk,
round oak table, maple lamp stand, mantle mirror,
various dishes, ice cream freezer, small appliances,
lard press, elec, stove, refrigerator, hot water heater,
crossbow, etc., etc.
MRS. CLARENCE DIXON, SR.,
Owner Kennedyville, Md.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, Inc.
Sales Managers & Auctioneers LUNCH SERVED
earned up as amateurs, Judy and
Jim Sladky are now one of the world’s
top dance skating pairs, five times
North American Dance Skating
champions and World competition
month.
Members of the winning
team werer William Vail,
Lou Grubbs, Dave Turner
and Peggy Turner, of
Uniontown; Karen Pauli,
Lemont Furnace, Wayne
Mills and Jeffrey Nutt, of
Vanderbilt; and Sherrie
Higinbotham, of Smock.
Tied for runner-up honors
in the best-of-show judging
were James Schlegel, of
Hamburg RD2,
[3o2] 658-7264
when Shipstads and Johnson Ice
Follies comes to Hersheypark Arena
from Nov. 19-24.
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY at Bloomingdale Farm, Route 213' 2 miles South
of Cecilton, Md.
MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1974 AT 11:00 A.M.
ALUS CHALMERS Dl7 DIESEL TRACTOR, JOHN
DEERE 70 TRACTOR, ALUS CHALMERS WD4S
TRACTOR, INT. M TRACTOR, AC mounted mower,
AC blower, AC forage harvester, JD 4 row front
cultivators, 3 x 14” pull type plows, JD 12’ rotary hoe,
JD rake, JD 13A COMBINE, JD No. 227 Bicker, JD R
spreader, JD disc, JD 490 planter, JD spring tooth, Int.
spring tooth, Case cultipacker, N.H. flail chopper,
Oliver 471 spreader, Lundell No. 560 com chopper,
Gravely mower, 2 grain body wagons, N.H. 300
spreader, 10; Leßoy roller, New Idea hay wagon, 2
silage wagons w-rear unloaders, etc. etc.
MERRITT BRAMBLE, SR.,
* Owner
Cecilton, Md.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, Inc.
Sales Managers and Auctioneers
[REALESTATEMSI
SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1974 1
; ip.m. ;
5 THREE VALLEY HUNT CLUB j
I ATTENTION: Prospective Rod and Gun Club !
; Enthusiasts, Scout Organizations, Camp Site \
\ Developers, Athletic Camp Directors, Scholastic !
j Outdoor Education Promoters, Game Reserve ;
■ Naturalists, Real Estate Investors. ;
\ Location: Three Valley Hunt Club, Hubley Township, R.D., Schuylkill !
J County, Pa. Off 181, Exit 34,14 miles West on 25 to Sacramento, Pa. J
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•102 Acres Valuoble Multi-Purpose Farmland!
! Presently farm is being used as quail raising I
J preserve for private hunting pursuits. Farm consists J
• of: stocked trout pond, sm. creek (pine) through center •
! of property, woodland, approx. 90 cleared acres oh I
J which are erected 24 well constructed buildings (ex- J
• cellent state of repair). Buildings would serve many •
I functional purposes and include some of the following !
J features 3 are of post & beam const., 5 are 2-story J
■ buildings, main house is 3-story with 20 rooms, (new) 4 •
I split level automatic packing house to mention just a I
J few must be viewed to be appreciated. j
j SELLERS: 1
MR. and MRS. PAUL SCHMIDT j
! AUCTIONEER: JOHN AUTOTORE •
j (717) 784-3506 j
■ Terms: $15,000 bank draft down day of sale. !
J One-third total purchase price due in 30 days or less. J
j Owner will finance balance for qualified buyer. ■
• Statements made day of sale take precedence over any I
I previously written material. J
| For app. prior to sale call manager: •
• (717) 366-2026 (after 6 p.m.) or I
I (717) 622-7200 (ask for LYNNE GITMAN) |
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