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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, May 3. 1975
Beef-Potatoes Good Buy
Experts on estimates arc
at it again. On a per capita
consumption basis every
American will eat more than
120 pounds of beef and 120
pounds of potatoes in 1975.
That’s a lot of meat and
potatoes for 210 million
people to eat in one year.
They should encounter no
problem in finding these
foods, for according to the
Agricultural Marketing
Service of the U.S Depart
ment of Agriculture, there’s
no shortage. On the con
trary, there’s a current
problem of oversupply.
Commercial beef
production is expected to
reach 2 billion pounds this
month about 7 percent more
than a year earlier. Potato
PUBLIC AUCTION
“ANTIQUES I FURNISHINGS FROM THE COLLECTION OF LUTHER 0.
REED”. Sale Location, Brandywine Hilton Inn (Ballroom), 1-95 &
Naamans Rd., Wilm, Del. (Exit 11).
THURS., MAY Btfa at 7 P.M.
EARLY AMERICAN PERIOD ANTIQUES
Chippendale - Queen Anne - Hepplewhite - Federal Periods Featuring
Philadelphia Chippendale Side Chairs "WM HUSTON Tall Case Phila
Clock. Penna Queen Anne Low Boy. Penna Slope Front Desk
Chippendale Knee-Hole Desk. Several Fine Chests (4) Poster Bed
Chester Co Spice Box. Fine Mirrors Tilt Top Tables Wing Chair
Sofa. Corner & China Cupboards Windsor Chairs. Paintings Etc Call
or Write for Free Brochure Admission to preview & sale by catalog
only Price of catalog S 2 at door only Preview From 3PM Day of
Sale
RUDNICK I MATAS, Auctioneers
212 W. Ith St.. Wilm, Del. |3o2| 651-7264
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1975
STARTING AT 11:30 A.M.
In Perry Co., situate 5 miles West of Loysville. Turn South off Rt. 274
at Qsna Run and follow sale signs.
FARM EQUIPMENT
IHC No. 606 diesel tractor with new rubber, 3 pt.,
hydraulic side and rear, power steering, torque am
plifier; depth control and No. 2000 heavy duty loader;
Famiall H tractor; IHC No. 504 with 3 pt., hydraulic
front and rear, power steering, torque amplifier and
depth control, front end weights.
Model 370 IHC transport disc; IHC two row
cultivators for H or M; No. 531 IHC 3-14” trip plows;
IHC model 2A hay crusher; IHC late model No. 16
harvester with com head and grass head; No. 256 New
Holland tractor hay rake; New Holland Super 66 baler;
John Deere 12A 6’ combine with motor and cleaner.
John Deere No. 415 - 14” two bottom trip plows, 3 pt.;
John Deere 3 section lever harrow, 12’; Grove No. 560
rubber tired wagon; Black Hawk 16-7 disc grain drill
with grass seed attachment; Dearborn No. 16-4 single
row com picker; spring tooth harrow; homemade
fertilizer spreader on rubber with PTO; sprayer frame
on robber; two used 14-9x28 good tractor tires; chicken
feeders; nests and waterers.
1962 CHEVROLET IVz TON CATTLE TRUCK
WITH 33,000 ACTUAL MILES
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Seamless Surge milker unit complete; milk strainer;
Unico front door 6 can milk cooler (auto, spray); milk
cans; milk can rack; 4 new Surge Milking parlor stalls
complete with stainless steel face shields and stainless
steel feeder bowls.
HOUSEHOLD
B & W TV combination; Philco automatic washer;
Philco automatic dryer; sausage stuffer; electric meat
sheer; electric can opener; scales; upright piano;
coffee table; comer table; electric butter chum; old
jars; electric iron; 1 gal. ice cream freezer; 2 qt. tin ice
cream freezer; bed and vanity; dresser; treadle
sewing machine; lamps; books; chairs; bottle capper.
ANTIQUES
Dry sink; wash stand; crib; iron kettle; old irons;
hand made black walnut table with 4 boards; buffet set
(clear); pressed glass; picture frames.
EDGAR S. MURTOFF
LOYSVILLE, PA
Phone (717) 789-3474
TERMS Cash
SHULL, AUCT.
MORROW, Clerk
LUNCH STAND RESERVED
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
storage stock on March 1
totaled 102.3 million hun
dred-pound bags, 26 percent
more than the 61.2 million on
hand a year earlier. The best
way to overcome this excess,
according to one AMS
marketing specialist, is “to
cat out way out of it.’’
Latest supply figures show
that beef producers are
bringing cattle to market in
record numbers as they try
to reduce herd size and cut
production costs. When
cattle prices were rising,
producers increased their
herds. As a result of the
larger herd and increasing
cost of feed, the cattlemen
were caught in a price
squeeze. Feeding costs
continue to outrun finished
cattle prices and many
producers are selling their
cattle at a loss of around $lOO
a head.
Potato growers ex
perienced record crops this
year, but this bounty was no
blessing to them. The heavy
supply drove their prices
down. The consumer,
however, can enjoy the
record supply at lower
prices than last year.
So, for meals that make
sense in the way of nutrition,
economy and taste, you can
combine these two plentiful
foods frequently and
regularly. All cuts are
available for variety in
meals, and there are many
more ways to vary potato
dishes. Here is a recipe that
combines both:
Tasty Beef-Potato Combo
lb ground beef
1 pkg (16 oz) frozen French
fried potatoes
1 tbsp cooking fat
V* tsp paprika
1 medium onion, chopped
1 can (10-% oz) cream of
celery soup
% cup milk
% tsp garlic salt
Brown French fried
potatoes in cooking fat,
sprinkle with paprika and
reserve. Brown beef and
onion in large frying pan,
stirring occasionally. Stir in
soup, milk, and garlic salt to
combine and cook slowly 5
minutes. Stir in potatoes and
cook 5 to 10 minutes, stirring
occasionally, 4 to 6 minutes.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
PHONE 626-2191
OR 394-3047
AUCTION
SATURDAY, MAY
Located on Hopewell Road between Roanies Corner and Route 472,
1 mile out of Oxford, PA, '/? mile off Rt. 1 Bypass. Signs will be
posted to Sale.
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, SOME FARM MACHINERY
& CATTLE
Household Goods at 10:30 A.M.
Real Estate 1:00 P.M.
12 acres, 896 ft. of road frontage, 6 room stucco house
with bath and pantry, full basement, 2 attached
garages, driven well, cattle or horse bam, sheds,
chicken house, fenced pasture with stream through
property, young orchard ready to bare this year.
Cattle Angus-Cross cows, (3) with calves, (1)
springer and feeder Cattle.
Portable garage 10 x 20 ready to move as one unit.
New 8 x 10 metal building still in box.
Farm Machinery and Tools Very good condition,
Super C Tractor, plows, disc, cultivator, sickle bar and
spring tooth harrow; elevator, manure spreader,
harness, lumber, blocks, bricks, shallow well pumps,
forks, shovels, rakes, brooms, skid tank and pump,
wheelbarrows, ladders, chicken, barb and hog wire,
hand tools, com sheller, aluminum windows, frames,
and screens for enclosed porch.
Household Goods and Antiques Old cook stove,
coal stove, lard press, Victorian furniture, cane chairs
and rockers, (6) excellent plank bottom chairs and
rocker, dining room suite, refrigerator, gas stove,
chest freezer, TV’s, old pine tables, Oak desk and book
case, sofa bed, rugs, china cabinet, lawn furniture, (2)
old doll beds, doll chest with mirror, wooden buckets,
iron pots, picture frames, oil lamps and brackets,
crocks, all kinds of glassware, scales and several
hundred jars of preserves. Numerous other articles
found around a farm.
Terms Cash or check approved by Auctioneer on
personal property. Real Estate 15 percent down,
balance settled in 30 days.
JAMES HOLLETT, owner
Aucts. - Donald R. Fenimore and
F. Lee Moore
SAT. MAY 3 - 10 A.M.
Auction Collegeville
Equipment Co., Inc.,
Collegeville, Pa. south on
Route No. 29 Route No. 422
two miles from Perkioman
Valley Airport. Blaine N.
Rcntzel, Auctioneer.
SAT. MAY 3-1 p.m. PubUc
Sale of Farm Machinery,
Beef Cattle, etc. on the farm
located 10 miles E. of
Hughesville, 2miles North
of Lairdsville, S. of Beaver
Lake. Sale by Elton and
Geralda Woodside, owners;
Max Fraley & Son, Auc
tioneers.
SAT. MAY 3-11:00 a.m.
Erwin (Butch) Wilkins
Complete Dispersal,
Lakeside, Lathrop Twp.,
Conestoga
Crusadors
Meet
On April 25, the Conestoga
Crusadors Horse and Pony
Club had a business meeting
at Mr. Dennis Sangrey’s
home at 7:30 p.m.
The Conestoga Crusaders
Club horse show will be June
21 at Mr. Dennis Sangrey’s
place.
July 19 is the 4-H round-up
horse show at the Lancaster
Riding and Tennis Club.
May 23, the Crusaders next
business meeting, will be
held at Mr. Richard Dom
bach’s home, Millersville R 1
at 7:30 p.m.
SALE
10, 1975
Refreshments
Public
Register
Susq. Co. Located 5 miles
East of Springville or
Dimock on the macadam
road leading to Union
Church and Lakeside. Five
miles Northwest of
Nicholson & Rt. 11. Watch for
Bunnells Auction Arrows.
Sale by Erwin and Dianna
Wilkins, Owners, Hop
Bottom RDI, Pa. Merton L.
Bunnell, Auct. and Sale Mgr.
PUBLIC SALE
snunur, my 31, ns
2:00 P.M.
Located in Cumberland County, PA, 4 miles North of Newvilte along
Highway 233
140 ACRE DAIRY FARM
Large brick house, bank bam 50 x 72 stanchions for
46 cows, implement & com shed 34 x 50, 3 concrete
stave silos, large mUk house, chicken house & pig
stable, 112 acres tillable land, 28 acres pasture with
springs and streams. Owner is 72 years old and wants
to retire. Terms: 10 percent down sale day. Possession
can be had Sept. 1 or Dec. 1. Owner will take mortgage
up to 65 percent of the purchase price at 7 percent rate
of interest. Open for inspection May 17 - 24 - 30. For
other information, call:
PAUL E. SANGER, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER
Phone 717-272-1025 Lebanon, PA
John A. Chestnut, Owner
Sales
DAVID JACK
AUCTION SALE
Factoryville, PA
Due to my present ill health I will sell the following personal
property. Located 2 miles East of U.S. Rt. 6 & 11 at Factoryville, 2
miles West of Fleetville via Rt. 107,1 mile South of Lakeland Golf
Course.
SATURDAY,
10:30 A.M., Rain or Shine
19681HC1800 Load Master Diesel
Tandem Truck
With Detroit Diesel Engine, Dump Body, Good Tires,
Excellent Condition.
1970 IHC 1800 Load Star gas dump truck, 5 sp., with 2
sp. rear axle, air, with Western snow plow, with Myers
tailgate cinder spreader, A-l and a real clean truck;
1972 Eager Beaver low bed trailer, good rubber, A-l;
Nova six cyl. snow or dirt conveyer with auto-clutch,
H.D. air compressor with 5 hp. elec, motor, H.D. air
grease gun, transmission greaser & cart, acetylene
torches, gauges & hoses, eight 1000x20x12 ply tires with
wheels, ten 14.5 low bed tires & wheels.
1972 JD Diesel Model 4508 Bucket
Crawler With Scarifier
only 600 Hrs., A-l
Massey 35 diesel deluxe tractor, A-l; 1969 JD diesel
bulldozer with 9% foot angle blade, h.d. winch, snow
plow blade, lights & h.d. pads, low hrs. & ready for
work; 1970 Huber 3to 5 T. gas roller, used only 200 hrs.;
3 pt. h. York dirt rake, Dag-a-long roller, 3 pt. h. 4 ft.
Roto-Tiller, Weaver commercial car washer with 650
lb. pressure, wheel calculator, Ford 3 pt. h. terrace
blade, 6 hyd. jacks, 3 floor hyd. jacks v 2 R.R. jacks, set
% in. socket wrenches, Tow-log & bulldozer chains.
2-% in. elec, drills, Wren sander & Polisher, I.R.
wrench, XL power saw, Lincoln 225 amp. welder, set
open end wrenches, bolt cutters, 2 oil pumps & drums,
Com-a-long, chain hoist, 4 Beacon warning lights, 6
chains binders, 3 pt. h. pickup, 600 gal. fuel tank, 60 gal.
gas tank, 3 steel beams, angle iron, cable, truck air
tanks, compressors, 100% steel stakes, drum holder,
hand carts, truck chains, snatch boxes, grease guns,
axes, picks, shovels, brooms, anti-freeze, oil & many
other items.
Auctioneer’s Note: All the above machinery is in
extraordinary condition and make plans now to attend
this top equipment sale.
Terms-Cash or Approved Check
Lunch
MERTON L. BUNNELL, Auctioneer
Springville, PA
DARRYL CECCOLI, Auctioneer
SAT. MAY 3-1:30 p.m.
Perkins Sale of 36 Hl-Grade
Holsteins and Farm
Machinery located 2 miles
from Ulysses. Pa. off Rt. 49
toward Brooklyn, 13 miles
from Westfield, Pa. 20 miles
from Coudersport, 20 miles
from Galeton, 30 miles from
Lawrenceville, Pa. Sale by
Dorr Perkins, owner;
Gordon Wood, Auctioneer.
Benton Twp.
MAY 10,
DAVID JACK, owner
Factoryville, R.D.2, PA
Lacka Co.
‘75