Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 07, 1977, Image 122

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122—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 7, 1977
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Chester County sets deadline for dairy princess pageant
dairy princess pageant, open for the Pennsylvania State
to the public, will start at Dairy Princess in
8:00 p.m. The contestants Harrisburg, on September 28
applications are now being
accepted and must be in by
June 4th to Mrs. Evelyn
Evans, Chester Springs, R 2,
Pa.. 19425. Entry blanks may
be obtained from any
member of the committee.
All applicants must:
- Live in Chester County.
- Be a daughter of a dairy
farm, a dairy farm
manager, herdsman or dairy
farm owner during the
current year, or the con-
OXFORD, Pa. - Chester
County dairymen will soon
have a new dairy princess to
represent them. Plans are
being made for the fourth
annual contest which will be
held at the Nottingham
School, South Fifth Street,
Oxford, on June 18 with a
catered banquet starting at
6:45 p.m. preceding the
pageant. The banquet tickets
are on sale and can be ob
tained from Mrs. Evelyn
Evans, 458-5222; Mrs. Joyce
Hostetter, 932-9599; or any
member of the dairy prin
cess committee - Mrs. Glen
Freese, Mrs. Thomas
Wilkinson, Lester High, Mrs.
Edward Lawrie, or
Agricultural Extension
Agent, Glen Shirk.
Preceding the pageant the
Good News quartet will
present a mini concert. The
Committee
appointed
for
consumer
education
Committee appointed
for CONSUMER
EDUCATION
PARK RIDGE, 111. -
Recognizing the importance
of consumer education in
changing consumer attitudes
and buying habits, American
Egg Board has appointed a
standing committee on
Consumer Education.
Ted Darragh, Arkansas,
has been named chairman of
the committee, which will
include: Ed Houston,
Georgia; Bob Park, Penn
sylvania; Ernest Brown,
Illinois; Garth Rathjen,
Iowa; Bill McAnally,
California. Truman Wilcox,
Washington, will serve as
consultant to the committee.
The committee will guide
the programs of the AEB
consumer education
department.
Among the vital AEB
consumer education ac
tivities are the development
of informational pamphlets
on eggs and egg cooking,
distribution to food editors of
original recipes, releases
and photos, and the creation
of ,educational and publicity
materials for the seasonal
merchandising and publicity
program.
FEEDER
SALE!
IDES. MAY 10
7:00 P.M
CARLISLE
LIVESTOCK MARKET. Inc
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES,
PERSONAL PROPERTY, LUMBER & TOOLS
E. Russell Yuninger Estate
Four Separate Tracts of Real Estate To Be Sold on
Two Separate Dates.
SATURDAY, MAY 14,1977
Starting at 9:30 A.M. Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
Tract #4—Located in Paradise Twp. on Black Horse
Rd., V* mile south of Rapp’s Service Station and Rt. 30.
Consists of a 1% Story Brick Home with 5 rooms and
bath in each apartment, separate hot water oil fired
heaters in each apartment; storm windows and
screens; home has stone front and is in nice condition.
Lot size 130’ x 215’ x 244’ (formerly Paradise
Elementary School property). A good investment for
someone.
Small ice box, old square table, wash stand, rockers,
porch swing, wicker fernery, crocks, 5 plank bottom
chairs, oak dresser, oak C-drawers, 6 drawer spool
cabinet, oak file drawers, old black enamel cook stove
with water tank, blackboard slates, pitcher pump.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
14.7 G.E. f.f. refrigerator with ice-maker (like new),
modem round extension table. Voice of Music Stereo,
floor lamps, G.E. range, commercial sewing machine,
C-drawers, office desk and chair, file cabinets,
sweepers, king size bed, blender, pots and pans, and a
few dishes.
LUMBER
Several hundred feet of used lumber; including
planks, wide boards, trim, lathe.
30’ aluminum extension ladder, 6” Craftsman
planer, % hp, Craftsman bench grinder, 8” Black &
Decker power saw, large Delta table saw, 2 Craftsman
band saws—one on stand, Craftsman radial arm saw,
10” Belsaw planer, Planet Jr. Rotospader, Craftsman
table saw, work benches, rigid pipe dies, asbestos
shingles, Peach Bottom roofing slate, filing drawers,
storage bins, nails, screws, bolts, Presto-lite soldering
torch, bench vise, garden tools, copper tubing, cellar
jacks, draw knife, oil cans, C-clamp, copper tubing
cutter, electrical fixtures, plastic pipe fittings, drill
bits, copper fittings, log chains, masonry bits and tools,
door hinges, padlocks, log bolts, extension cords, wood
clamps, pipe wrenches, box wrenches, hand saws,
plumbing supplies, pipe vise, lead tools, 6%’ level, tool
boxes, blow torches, wheelbarrow, contractor’s
transit, 22 single barrel rifle, and much, much more.
SATURDAY, MAY 21,1977
At 10:00 A.M.
Real Estate—beginning at 11:00 a.m. with Tract #1
TRACT NO. 1-
Located in Soudersburg, Pa. on south side of Route
30. Consists of 2% Story Frame House, 4 unit apart
ment building; each apartment with 5 rooms and bath.
Also includes storage shed and 2 car garage. Hot
water, oil fired radiation. Lot size—ls7.so’ road
frontage on Route 30 and extending 250’ more or less in
depth.
TRACT NO. 2 (BORDERS TRACT NO. 1)
1% Story Frame House with 4 rooms and bath. Lot
size—67’x 82.50’.
TRACT NO. 3 (BORDERS TRACT NO. 2)-
1% Story Frame House with rooms and bath, garage
attached. Lot size—B2.so’ x 89.50’.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Numerous amounts of used galvanized and copper
pipe and fittings, old radiators, old electric wire, lawn
mowers, doors, lot of used LUMBER, nails, switch
boxes, bolt bins, a few tools, fluorescent lights and
much more.
NOTE: Tracts No. 1, 2 and 3 are ideal investment
properties worthy of serious consideration. For in
formation, call auctioneers.
Buyer shall pa> 10% down on Real Estate day of
purchase, balance at settlement.
Auctioneers:
Ira Stoitzfus & Son 442-4936
Jay Leary 354-0423
Attorney, Lawrence E. Stengel
List Your Sale Today With Ira, Dale or Jay,
testant be the owner of more
than one dairy animal prior
to May 1, 1977.
- Have completed her
junior year of high school
and will not reach her 22nd
birthday by December 31,
1977.
- She must be single and
never married.
- Have her parents’ or
guardians’ consent.
- Former local winners are
not eligible.
The Dairy Princess will
represent Chester County
farmers as their candidate
ANTIQUES
TOOLS
Sale by,
ERMA I. YUNINGER
PUBLIC SALE
LOVELY 88 ACRE FARM MANY ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
FARM ITEMS, LARGE AMOUNT OF CARPENTER TOOLS, ETC.
GOLD COINS
The undersigned executrixes will offer the
following Real & Personal Property at Public
Sale at the decendents late residence located 2
Miles North of East Berlin, PA on Route 194
Thence turning West onto Anthony Road 1 mile
to sale. (Signs Posted).
SELLING ON MAY 17. 1977 at 5:00 PM Shan
Large Amount of hand woodworking tools; 2 Single Hole Com Shellers, New Idea with
motor, like new; Post Drill Press; 5” Bench Vise; Platform Scale; Old Seed Cleaning
Fanning Mill; Rare Clover Seed Huller; 2 Clover Seeders; Hand Cradles; 3 Iron Hog
Troughs; 40’ Shifting Ladder; Broom Making Equip. Bag Truck; Burlap Bags; 50
Bales of Straw; Wooden Barrels; Tap & Die Set; Nail Kegs; Oner Horse Syracuse
Furrow Plow; Number of Old Carpenter Tools; Hand Saws; Hammers; Wood & Iron
, Drill Bits; Jacobson Reel Lawn Mower, like new. NOTE: This is just a partial listing
of tools and equipment well cared for.
SELLING ON MAY 18,1977 at 10:00 AM Sharp
'Dutch Wall Cupboard, Softwood, 2 Piece, having 2 Glass Doors and nice Bracket feet;
2 Sets of 6 plank bottom Chairs, 1 set with nice original decorations & ladies rocker to
match; 6 nice press back chairs and matching rocker; Rare to find and unusual
Walnut Dry Sink having drawers down front end; Unusual panel end slant lid writing
desk; Walnut, Open 5-Shelf, Crock & Bucket Cupboard; 5 Nice Dovetailed Blanket
Chests with tills, 1 with 2 drawers under till, 4 with pine const, and some have original
grain paint; Walnut 4-Leg dropleaf table with drawer; Plank seat Sewing Rocker;
Boston Rocker; Walnut Bench with Mortise Top; Flour Chest; 2 Nice Original Rope
Beds, 1 cherry wood and 1 with old grain paint; Small Mortise Bench; Small Wood
box; Sheraton Panel End Bureau; 2 Nice Dough Boxes; Darken Rocker; Copper Wash
Boiler; 2 Large .Copper Kettles; Divan Couch, Oak with Claw Foot in Original fine
shape; Curved Top Trunk; Comb. Back High Chair; Empire Bureau; Oak Beds; Oak
Dressers; Oak Washstands; Oak Table Lamp Stand with glass ball eagle foot;
Unusual nice Walnut Slaw Cutter; Pie Board; Oak Square Top Claw Foot Extension
Table and Boards; Butter Bowl, Prints & Paddles; Woodware; Tinware; Wall Clock;
8-Day Shelf Clock; Brass Dipper; 3 Tea Kettles; Spider Leg Cherry Seeder; Nice 8
Drawer Fruit Dryer; Quilting Frame; 2 Wooden Tubs; Unusual Wicker Rocker; Wall
Mirrors; Picture Frames; Bookcase; Treadle Sewing Machine; Magnavox Radio
Horn Speakers; 3 School Slates; Iron Trivets; Steelyards; Nice Unusual, Original,
Complete Wood Tub Washing Machine; Wood Shaker Fork; 4 Wooden Rakes; Wood
Buckets; Wood Pulleys; Wooden Wheelbarrow; 6 Bam Lanterns; Nice 10 Plate
Stove, Bechtol & Co Variety Works, York, PA; Early & Nice High Wood Wheel Ex
press Wagon; 15 Iron Cookpots, some gypsy type, most in real nice shape; 75 Stone &
Earthen Crocks from Qts to 10 Gal.; 30 Stone Jugs, wome with flowers, one a York; 10
Piece Washbowl & Pitcher Set in Flowered Gold; 3 Coverlids, 1 very nice, signed
Martin B. Breneman 1838 Washington Twp., with Eagle in Pink, Blue & White;
Shawls; Costumes; 17 Quilts, never used; Quilt Tops; Counter Panes; Nearly a full
set of Nice Royal Ironstone China; Other China ware; Pressed & Pattern Glass; Glass
Oil Lamps; Winchester Model No. 67 22 Cal. Single Shot Rifle; 2 Nice Horse Blankets;
Earthen Pie Plates; 3 Hand Reap- Sickles; Buggie Wheels; Books; Post Cards;
Buttons; 10 Pairs of Horse Hames; 10 Good Leather Horse Collars; Cabinet Makers
Work Bench; Milk Cart with Box; 2 Horse Swab Wagon with Nice Box; 1-2-3 Horse
Trees; Tar Bucket; 3 Gas Engine Oilers & Parts; Antique Metal Deposit Safe; Bam
Frame Mortise & Bits.
2-Door Frigidaire Refrigerator, 13 Cu Ft. with Freezer on Top; Small Upright
Freezer; Pan-American White Enamel Oil Range, Nice Condition; Coal & Wood
Cookstove; Estate 4-Bumer Oil Stove, and Baker; Superflame Oil Space Heater;
Hamilton Beach Sweeper; Bedding; New Indian Blanket; Linen; Cookware; Dishes.
REAL ESTATE AT 2:30 PM on May 18
FARM, 83 Acres, more or less lying and being in Washington Township, York County
and Reading Township, Adams County, PA improved with a 2M> story frame and
weather boarded home having 5 rooms, half bath, 2 open porches on first floor. Second
floor contains 5 Bedrooms; full storage attic; ground floor basement; Nice size bank
Barn; Frame IV 2 story workshop and storage room; Several machine sheds and other
out buildings.
Note: this farm has a very nice setting with good productive rolling soil. Several
acres of woodland, balance tillable.
TERMS: 15 per cent down day of sale, balance in 30 days with full possession.
Personal Property: Cash, Certified, Travelers or Personal Checks with approval.
REAL ESTATE may be inspected by phoning 717-225-3758 or 259-9687 for ap
pointment.
COINS - STOCK (following Real Estate)
GOLD COINS: All $5.00 -1886 S, 1880, 1853, 1884, and 1911; 1866 2 cent piece; LARGE
PENNIES: 1808,1840,1824,1844,1828 and 1817; 10 cent Note, 1863 Series; 32.00 Bills;
105 Shares Adams County National Bank Stock; Ladies Gold Elgin Pin Watch,
Hunting Case. Note: Gold Coins-Fine to Extra Fine.
CLAIR R SLAYBAUGH, Auctioneer
Idaville, PA Phone: 717-677-7479
William W. Hafer, Attorney
& 29. Daring her year 6t rein
as Chester County Dairy
Princess, she will appear at
various banqnests and social
functions to promote the sale
of milk and create good will
URGE TWO MY
ADA B. ANTHONY ESTATE
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD
MODERN
between farmers and their
consumers. Anyone wishing
to schedule her appearance
may do so by contacting the
current president, Mrs.
Evelyn Evans, 458-5222.
KATHRYN A. BOYER &
ETHEL A. KEISER GREIN
Executrixes