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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 5. 1975
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND FARM MACHINERY
On Rond 254 On* Mid Rfal of Rohrtburi. Pa. on Graonwood Rd
SATURDAY, JULY 12,1975
9:00 O'Clock A.M. Sharp
Fordson Tractor. Model A and T Ford Parts,
Mail Carriers Sleigh, John Deere A and ti
Tractors. 1966 Dodge D 100 Pick Up, 1954
Cadillac Sedan. Many More Antiques and Ar
ticles too Numerous to Mention. Tractors and
Machinery will be Offered at 12:00 Noon.
Terms Cash Lunch
Estate of
WILLIAM H. EVANS
Attorney’s Smith, Eves, and Keller
Executor Doyle Evans
Auctioneers Eugene A. and Gele L Derr
Phone 717-784-0885 or 784-5413
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, & HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS
FRIDAY, JULY 25,1975
10:30 A.M,
Located 2 miles South ot The Buck |Rt. 272|, west 3 /< mile along
Silver Spring Road, Drumore Twp, Lane Co, Pa
Real Estate consists of all that certain tract of land
containing 100 acres more or less with large amount of
road frontage; erected thereon 2*4 story frame
dwelling containing 8 rooms with summer kitchen
attached; also erected there on bam with 16 stan
chions, 2 implement sheds & com bams, metal im
plement shed, cement silo, milkhouse and other
buddings. Well water fc electric. Real Estate may be
inspected Sat. July 12th 1-3 P.M, and Tuesday July 15th
11 A.M. to 3 P.M. or by appointment phone 717-397-7411
ask for Mr. Sellers or Mr. Clarke. Real Estate will be
offered for sale at 2 P.M.
Farming implements consist of A.C. Dl7 tractor, WD
A.C. tractor, J.D. B tractor, Ford Jubilee tractor, A.C.
whirlcut tractor mower, A.C. tractor mower 2 point
hook up, N.H. No. 65 baler with bale thrower, A.C.
manure spreader, A.C. No. 720 forage harvester (used
one season), M.F. corn picker, rubber tired wagon,
grain wagon, N.I. chuck wagon, Graham plow, 3
bottom plow, 2 bottom plow, no till 2 row com drill,
A.C. combine, disc grain drill, spring harrow, disc
harrow, cultipacker, Oliver hay rake, N.I. manure
loader, 2 rubber tired wagons with high sides, hay
crimper, drag elevator, bale elevator, silo unloader,
Grove scraper blade, ensilage blower, endless belt,
field sprayer, post hole digger, steel fence posts, 2 sets
tractor chains, iron watering trough, aluminum ex
tension ladder, aluminum gates, chain hoist, platform
scales, 15 bales bailing twine, iron kettle, feed cart, 3
fence controllers, steel wheelbarrow, hydraulic jack,
extension cords, electric hot water heater (new), 500
gal. oil tank, oil barrel, 2-3 barrel motor oil, 2 unit
Surge milker & pump, 12 can milk cooler, 15 milk cans,
steel tubs, power saw, air compressor, M>” to V*
electric drills, jig saw, dehomers, small tools used on a
farm and many other articles.
400 bu. ear com
2 T. Hay
8 Ton Fertilizer
Approx. 400 gal. gas
1967 Dodge 4 door sedan (low milage)
Household furnishings consist of roll top desk,
Chippendale wall table, wardrobe, plank bottom
chairs, rockers, desk chair, cedar chest, metal bed,
marble top bureau & bed, dresser, TV, some old china
& glass, some ironstone, toilet set not complete, candle
mold, butter print, spinning wheel, churn, copper
kettle, iron kettle, 2 apple butter stirrers, 8 & 16
millimeter projectors, binoculars, oil room heater,
electric heater, plastic pipe, garden hose, Winchester
12 guage semi-automatic shot gun model 50,
Remington 270 rifle with scope, Winchester 225 rifle,
Winchester model 54 rifle, Excel 410 single barrel shot
gun, and other articles.
SALE BY
NATIONAL CENTRAL BANK
Administrator
of the William H. Ambler Estate.
Lunch available
A.W. Reese Att’y
Kersey A. Bradley Auct.
Kirk & Eschbach Clerks
Horses Covered
By Maryland Law
A new Maryland law,
which becomea effective
July 1, revUea existing laws
to provide for the licensing of
livestock dealers, Including
those who deal in horses and
other equines, it was an
nounced today by the
Maryland Department of
Agriculture.
Licensed livestock dealers
and market operators are,
by the provisions of Chapter
171 of the 1975 laws required
to maintain records covering
all livestock, including
equines, received and
disposed of by the dealer or
his agent. Records are to be
maintained for three years,
and must show dates of
receipt and sale and the
name and address of the
consignor.
The law defines a livestock
dealer as any person who
engages in the business of
selling, buying, exchanging
or transferring livestock at
any place and at any time.
Livestock, equines in
cluded, must be identified in
one of several ways, in
cluding a metal ear tag,
tattoo number, purebred
name and registery number,
or by such methods
established by the Maryland
Growing Degree Days
For the week ending June
30, 1975, the average tem
perature in Lancaster was 74
degrees. Days for crops at 40
degrees numbered 1914 and
for 50 degrees numbered
1132. Rainfall for the week
was 2.38 inches and from
April 1 was 15.55 inches.
Weather Summary
Southerly winds brought
increasingly warm and
humid conditions to Penn
sylvania Monday and
Tuesday. Daytime maxima
reached into the 80's and 90’s
while nights cooled only to
the low 70’s and 60’s. Relief
from the heat came in the
form of a cold frontal
passage Tuesday night as
temperatures cooled 10-15
PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Real Estate, Household-Items
SATURDAY, JULY 12,11:30 A:M.
1003 East Mam St., Akron, PA, Lane. Co.
Real Estate at 1:00 P.M
REAL ESTATE INCLUDES:
2-Story, Spacious 4-Bedroom Home,
Modern kitchen, utility room, D. Rm., L. Rm., 2 Baths,
aluminum siding, interior redecorated, Boro water,’
Sewage, deep lot, old shade, concrete basement, attic.’
Plan to see this fine property.
Inspection of Real Estate daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (ex
cept Sundays). Phone: 859-2326 for appointment or
Kings way Realty 299-0791.
Terms: 10 percent down on Sale day, remainder Aug.
1, 1975.
Household items include: Philco Auto. Washer
(good); Kitchen dinette w-6 chairs, excellent con
dition; (4) electricians; nice table lamps; double bed;
(2) metal single beds; 4 dressers, chest; 3 metal
wardrobes; 4 pc. dining room suite; Living Room
suite, fine condition; end tables; etc.
1968 Ford LTD, good motor, Winter coats; boots,
quart jars; agate canner; new washbowl (lavatory).
Good power Mower, Mall skill saw; elect, sander;
electric heater; kerosene heater; Coal Antique iron; 2 -
bicycles; blower w-motor (new); black-board; picnic
table; rabbit pen; misc. tools, etc.
Produce growing in large garden near Millway.
Pedro and Mirto Melendez,
Owners:
Diller & Kreider, Aucts.
Moving South Makes Sale Necessary
Secretary of Agriculture.
Further, identification
must show breed, sex, age,
approximate weight and
health status. Records must
also Indicate the purpose for
which animals are con
signed. such as breeding,
feeding, graxing or milk
production. However, in
dividual Identification is not
required for steers, spayed
heifers or calves under 8
months of age of beef type
for feeding or grazing
purposes.
Specifically exempted is a
person who, by dispersal
sale, is permanently
discontinuing the business of
dairying, breeding, raising
or feeding animals. Also
exempt is that part of a
farmer’s business relating to
the buying and receiving of
livestock for grazing and
feeding purposes and the
sale of these animals
thereafter. Likewise, far
mers who sell any breeding,
surplus or unprofitable
animals owned by him are
exempt.
The law also exempts the
private sale, exchange or
transportation of equines.
degrees. Temperatures
remained in the 50-80 degree
range the balance of the
week with a low of 53 degrees
reported in several North
Central Mountain areas
Saturday morning. Moisture
laden air remained well
entrenched, however,
Wednesday through the end
of the period with cloudy
skies and numerous thunder
• showers observed especially
in the eastern two-thirds of
the State. Heavy rains of 1-2
. inches were common
'Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. The nearly 2.5
inches of rain Friday m
South Central counties was
the greatest one day rainfall
since September 1, 1974.
Lunch
Centre County
Conservation District
Wins Award
Pennsylvania's Centre
County Conservation
District has won top honors
in the 28th annual Goodyear
Conservation Awards
Program.
The first place district in
the statewide competition
was chosen for its ex
ceptional accomplishments
in resource management
and development, according
to the announcement by Ray
Oviatt, awards director. An
independent Judging com
mittee selected the winner in
the contest sponsored by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Company in cooperation
with the National
Association of Conservation
Districts (NACD).
William E. McLaughlin,
Spring Mills, Pa., named by
the district as its outstanding
cooperator, and John Stover,
Arronsburg, Pa., board
member, will receive ex
penses-paid, vacation-study
trips to Goodyear Farms and
the Wigwam resort, Litch
NICHOLS ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY, JULY 12 -
STARTING 9:30 A.M.
De Alton Nichols home, Maple SI., Roulette, Pa., off Route 6. 10
miles from Carderspot, 7 miles from Port Allegany
Refrigerator (freezer in top), small Drop Leaf Table,
Mangle, Step Stool, Kitchen Utensils, Blender, Coffee
Pots, Fans, 9 pc. Dining room Suite (real nice), 2
Mounted Deer Heads, Mounted Pheasant behind glass.
Portable Singer Sewing Machine, Hoover Sweeper,
Floor Scrubber, Glass Top Coffee Table, End Tables,
Samson Massager Belt, Card Table Set, Gun Cabinet,
Clothes Hampers, 6 Folding Chairs, Corona
Typewriter, 3 TVs (1 color). Radios, Throw Rugs,
Davenport and 2 Chairs. Piano (real nice), 4 Fly Rods,
Resckke Regal 2 pc. Rod, Tonka Queenwood 3 pc. Rod,
lots of Fly Tying Supplies, Fishing Reels, Fish Baskets,
3 Leather Handle Hunting Knives (Kenfalk, 1nc.),,1
Pearl Handle Knife, Cury Safe 28x40 on wheels.
ANTIQUES
24-inch Tiffany Type Chandelier (crown and grape
sides), Music Cabinet with Clawfeet, Desk, Smoking
Stand, Elephant Match Holder and Ash Tray, Statue
No. 60, French Boy Eating Fruit, Sectional Bookcase,
RCA Victor Radio, Victorian Davenport and Chair,
Side Chairs with Needlepoint Upholstery, Foot Stools, 2
large Flower Vases Mark X 913, Gone with the Wind
Lamp (1897, made electric), 2 Tier Table, Brown
Flowered Lamp, Mantle Clock, Wall Clock, Medicine
Cabinet, Camel Back Trunks, Iron Bank, set of 4
Chairs, Pump Organ, 2 Velvet Wedding Albums, WWI
Trumpet, Campaign Hat, Hall Tree and Bench, lots
and lots of nice Picture Frames (all sizes and shapes),
large and small Mirrors, Wicker Furniture, Plank
Bottom Chairs, Wicker Chest, Oil Lamps, Bamboo
Book Stand, Seth Thomas Mantle Clock, C. D. Keihle
Violin Dec. 1, 1920, Guitar, Desk and Bookcase, Oak
Bedroom Suite, Dressers, 18-inch Chandelier on chain,
3 A Brass Trim Bed, Library Table, Commode, Straight
Back Rockers, 3 Cedar Chests, Chest of Drawers with
Tear Drop Pulls, Chest of Drawers, 4 pc. Bedroom
Suite, Replica of the Mayflower (28x24 inch with
canvas sails), 5 pc. Curly Maple Bedroom Suite,
Child's Tool Box and Tools, Block Plane, new Oil
Burner Car Light, Headlight Lens, Shock Springs for
Model T Ford, 1920 to 1940 Collection of Pa. License
Plates, Tin Fishing License, Library Bookcase, 2
complete sets of Silverware, China Closet, Silver
Trays, several pieces Cut Glass, Vinegar Cruets,
Relish Dishes, Sugar and Creamers, Water Set,
Strawberry Dish, Vases, Pressed Glass, Hand Painted
Nipon Creamer, 8 Nipon Salt Dips, 8 Gold Rim Goblets,
Gold Rim Water Set, Austria Salt Dips, Novitake,
Pewter Ware, 5227 Flower Dish, Meahin England
Dishes (service for 12), Stick Pins with Pearls, Gold
Watch Chains, Key Wound Watches, Old Photos.
Ladders, 2 Unit Surge Milker Pump, Garden Tools.
MANY CHESTS AND DRAWERS TO BE SORTED
YET—NOT EVERYTHING LISTED HERE!
LOTS OF ITEMS FOR COLLECTORS
DON’T MISS THIS BIG SALE-SAT., JULY 12
TERMS CASH OR GOOD CHECK DAY OF
SALE.
LUNCH AVAILABLE.
AUCTIONEER: SI PEPPERMAN
PHONE; 814-698-3431
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ON
PREMISES.
LARGE OR SMALL-CALL THE ABOVE NUMBER
IP YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AN AUCTION
REMEMBER, WE LET YOU DECIDE!
field Park. Arts., in
December. They will be
Joined by representative* of
other first place districts
throughout the United
States.
In addition, plaques will be
presented to the winning
district and to the runner-up
at a meeting of the Penn
sylvania State Association of
Conservation District
Directors, Inc. The out
standing cooperators with all
participating districts also
will be honored.
Somerset County Con
servation District is the
runner-up district in Penn
sylvania. Its outstanding
cooperator is John T.
Kretchman, Meyersdale.
SPEED LIMIT
Polls show 70*7 of Americans
favor keeping the 55-mile-an hour
speed limit on the nation s high
ways