Agricultural land exempt from sewage and water assessment
HARRISBURG - Governor The law exempts land in
Iton J. Shapp and agricultural production from
•iculture Secretary Kent such assessments but
Shelhamer last week provides no exemption if the
■sided over the first land is taken out of farming,
tifications for sewerage Shapp cited the obvious
water assessment relief benefits of Act 71 in referring
Pennsylvania farmers to the case of a Berks County
>r Act 71, signed into law farmer faced with
1976. bankruptcy because of a
PUBLIC AUCTION
STATE SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, MAY 14,1977
The Department of Administrative Services,
Division of Purchasing will sell at Public Auction the
following State Surplus Property:
Sedans, Station Wagons, Vans, Trucks, Jeeps.
Kitchen Equip, incl: Mixers, Veg. Peelers, Ovens,
Stainless Steel pieces, etc. Office Equip, incl; Adding
Mach.. Calculators, Typewriters, Copiers, Desks, etc.
Medical Equip, incl; X-ray Mach., Oxygen Mach.,
Dental Equip.
Additional items include; Books (assorted-some
Pre: 1900), School Desks and Chairs, etc.
' LOCATION: Department of Administrative Ser
vices, Division of Purchasing (on the grounds of
Governor Bacon Health Center), Delaware City, DE.
(signs posted).
INSPECTION: Morning of Sale from 9:00 A.M. until
time of Sale.
TERMS; Cash or Check approved by Auctioneer.
AUCTIONEER: Donald R. Fenimore
PUBLIC SALE
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MANY FINE AN
TIQUES, DOLLS, TIN TOYS, IRON TOYS,
WOOD TOY HORSES, COSTUME JEWELRY,
BADGES: BUTTONS, POST CARDS, CAR
HOOD ORNAMENTS, BOOKS, GUNS, STONE
JUGS & CROCKS, DISHES & FURNITURE.
THURSDAY, MAY 12,1977
The undersigned will move the following
private collection into the Community Building
in the rear of the McSherrystown Fire Engine
House along Route 116 2 miles west Of
Hanover, Pa.
Paper Machet; Peter Rabbit, 38” Tall; Clown;
Dwarfs; Monkey; Mighty Mouse; Boy, signed “NDC”;
Elec. Santa Clause; Chiming 24” Mechanical, 24”
Tall; Suzy Cute; Buster Brown Display; 2 Ideal 3-Face
Babies; 6 Year Old, 36” Tall; 1 Small Wood Walking; 1
Cane Style; 1 Motorized Type; 50 Puppets; Rubber
Wimpie; 1924 Rubber F&B Bubbles; Rattle Type;
Collection of Ray Type; Celluloid Cowboy; Wood
Dollhouse with Tin Furniture; Advertisement Doll
Cards; Enamel Dolls; and many, many others with
this partial listing. These Dolls are Very Nice & Clean.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FINE EARLY
TIN & IRON TOYS
Casey Jones Riding Car, original, fine; 3 Carnival
Cars; 100’s of Tin & Iron Toys; Tin & Iron Cars, too
many to list; Large amount of Costume Jewelry;
Beaded Pocket Books; Watch Fobs; Badges; Dated
Buttons; Books, Many Early Post Cards; Inaugural
Car License Plates & other plates; Model “T” Ford
Box Tool Kit; Car Hood Ornaments; Stone Jugs; Iron
Door Stops; Ironware; Woodware; Old Tools; Wooden
Buckets; Small Egg Stove; Picture Frames; Nice
Costumes; 40 Toy Pistols & Guns; Hunting, Fighting &
Fishing Knives; Swords; Sword Cane; Walking Canes;
Pewterware and Dishes.
Remington Model No. 760 Deer Rifle with Bushnell
chief 4X Scope; Winchester Model No. 71, 348 Lever
Action Rifle; Remington Model No. 721 Bolt Action
with Weaver Scope; Powermaster 760 8-8 Repeater;
Winchester Model 55 22 LR; J. Stevens Model No. 238 20
Ga. Bolt Action; JC Higgins Model No. 60 12 Ga. Bead
Barrell; Savage No. 22012 Ga. Single Barrel; Ithica 12
Ga. Hammerless Double Barrel; Belgian 12 Ga.
Hammer Double Barrel; 512 Ga. Single Barrels, 2 are
H & R; 32 & 22 Cal. Single Shot Rifles and Holsters.
NOTE: The above is a partial listing of many 100’s of
pieces of items collected over many years.
Owner,
EDITH J. PUNK
idaville, Pa.
Clair R. Siaybaugh, Auctioneer
Idaville. Pa. Phone: 717-677-7479
At 11:00 A.M.
LARGE
At 8:30 A.M. Sharp
350 DOLLS
GUNS
x A
proposed $40,000 sewerage
assessment in his township.
“Farmers who own large
tracts of assessable land
cannot pay the same
amounts developers can. If
any farmer chooses to sell
that land for profit, then the
assessments would become
valid,” Shapp said. He added
that he felt it was state
government’s mandate to
“assure Pennsylvania
family farmers every
possible fiscal edge to
remain in business for the
good of all Pennsylvanians. “
Shapp also noted that the
signing of certification
marked the first time a
crime sponsor of a piece of
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS, MACHINERY, t REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY, MAY 13,1977
9:30 A.M.
Philadelphia, N.Y. At the farm 18 mi. north of
Watertown, 17 mi. south of Gouvernour, V 2 mi.
north of Philadelphia on Rt. 11.
109 Registered and Grade Holsteins. 58 cows in milk,
3 heifers bred for fall, 40 yearlings and calves, 8 started
bulls. This is a good milky year round freshening dairy.
The herd is mostly home-bred with a few purchased
fronTEastem A-I sires. Sires represented are: Ace,
Robbie, Earl, Grand, Security,'Black Eagle, Forty
Niner, Buddy Burke. Cattle will be examined by a vet
for udder health and pregnancy and will be tested for
interstate shipment.
MACHINERY; Massey-Ferguson 1085 diesel tractor
only 600 hrs. w/cab; Int. 674 diesel tractor 176 hrs.
w/Mount-A-Matic loader w/snow & manure bucket &
cab; Int. 606 gas tractor w/2001 loader w/snow &
manure bucket; Farmall 230 w/fast hitch mower; NH
479 haybine used two seasons; NH 56 hay rake; 36’ hay
& grain elevator; 30’ pipe elevator; 2 basket wagons;
100’ of mow elevator (includes vertical elevator); NI
hay conditioner; Int. 540 manure spreader 1 yr. old;
New Lamco self-unloading wagon w/10 ton running
gear; Gehl self-unloading wagon w/roof & HD gear;
Fox chopper w/direct cut head; Gehl chopper w/3
heads; NH 36 flail chopper; Int. 56 blower w/40’ pipe;
green chop wagon; Ford 4-row corn planter nearly new
w/fiberglass fertilizer boxes; MC No. 10 13 disc grain
drill; 12’ Pittsburg transport disc; Brillion 17’ spike
tooth harrow 1 3-pt. hitch; 2 flatbed wagons, 12’ spring
tooth drag; 150 fence posts; barbwire; quantity of
lumber; 2 farm trailers; 345’ Easy-Go barn cleaner
chain new; 3 pt. posthole digger; w/6” & 9” augers;
baler twine; 21 cu. ft. chest freezer; air compressor;
180 amp. welder; scales; chain falls; buzz saw; dyes;
nails & staples; 32” Homelite chain saw; Com. meat
grinder; forks, shovels, clippers; drum fly spray;
stock tanks; iron kettle; milk cans good condition; oil
drums, gas cans; grass seed; quantity paint; quantity
fire wood; few household items.
MILKING EQUIPMENT; 2 DeLaval milker units; 4
Hinman units, 1 Surge unit; large amount of misc.
items from 30 years of farming.
REAL ESTATE: Will be offered as one parcel. 435
acres of land, 300 acres tillage, all level land; % mile of
fronting on Indian River (ideal camping area); L
shaped gambrel roof dairy bam w/new 115’; addition
built 1975, room for 125 head w/50 tie stalls & 50 stan
chions and attached heifer bam; gutter cleaners; 500
gal. bulk tank Surge Alamo 50+ pump; 14 x 40 cement
stave silo; 50 x 60 machinery shed built 1976 w/cement
floor & shop area; 5-br. modem home w/hardwood
floors, aluminum siding, picture window, attached
garage, excellent water supply, wood furnace, Indian
River School within 2 miles of farm, Queens farm dairy
market. Open House on Real Estate Wed. May 11,1977.
Terms on Real Estate: the starting bid to be $llO,OOO.
Upon acceptance of the highest bid a deposit of $lO,OOO
will be required. Owner will finance a responsible
party with % down at tune of closing, balance amor
tized over a 20 year period at interest, callable in
10 years. Offered Exclusively by William Kent, Inc.
Broker. Broker participation invited by registering
your client by May 12 by 5:00 P.M.
Terms on Cattle & Machinery: Cash or good check
day of sale with ID, nothing to be removed until settled
for.
Credit on Personal Property available by contacting
Roy Holland, Security Trust Co., Rochester, N.Y.,
phone 716-262-2886 prior to sale.
Owners
Ph. 315-642-3320
WILLIAM KENT. INC.
Sale Manager & Auctioneer
Bergen, N.Y. 716-494-1890
legislation would also sign
approval certificates as a
cabinet member.
Kent D. Shelhamer
sponsored the bill when he
was a legislator (Columbia
County) and chairman of the
House Agriculture Com
mittee. He has been
Agriculture Secretary since
February 14, 1977.
Shelhamer said that he
had “pledged to be the voice
of Pennsylvania farmers” as
Agriculture Secretary and
considered Act 71 as a
continuation of the “same
pledge he had made when in
the legislature.”
Shapp noted “the rest of
the nation looks to our state
CARLTON & MARTHA BROWN
DISPERSAL
CARLTON & MARTHA BROWN
\ a f v /- v .• r -tc-' cr i r-c-i • hr
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 7,1977—125
as a prime example of the
success of family farming
even as the corporate farm
has become the rule in some
other agricultural states.”
He recounted such farm
legislation as the Clean and
Green,Act and the Flood
Relief Act for farmers
following Humean Agnes as
part of “more helpful
legislation for farmers in the
Newsreporting taught by mail
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
- If you are publicity
chairman or correspondent
for your club or
organization, Penn State has
a new leam-by-doing course
on news writing.
Purpose of the course is to
teach students to write To order the “news
stories for daily or weekly writing” course, send your
local newspapers, especially check for $3, made payable
for those who report the to Penn State, to “News
activities of clubs, churches, Writing”, Box 5000,
or organizations. University Park, Pa. 16802.
LANCASTER FARMING
MARKET REPORTS
JUNIATA CO. PA. FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 11,1977
2:00 P.M.
Located 50 mile northwest of Harrisburg, 3
mi. north east of McAlisterville along Rt. 35.
Approx. 63 acres, 8 room log dwelling, bank barn and
farrowing house, good stream.
TERMS: 20% down at knockoff.
For complete brochure, contact auctioneers.
Long Bros., Aucts.
R.D.2
Port Royal, Pa. 17082
Ph. 717-527-4784
PUBLIC SALE
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES
THURSDAY EVENING,
MAY 12,1977
at 6:00 P.M. |
Located at the Belleville Livestock Mkt, 1
Belleville, Pa. |
A large collection of mostly furniture, a few misc. ft
items, Homestead treadle sewing machine, old dutch £
cupboard refinished jelly cupboard, 2 kitchen cabinets, f
2 wooden ice refrigerators, 2 pc. comer cupboard, fruit »
cupboard, 2 dry smks (one old), drop leaf table w- j
drawer m each end, 10 ft. pedestal ext. table, small §
pedestal table, 2 claw foot stands, a lot of small misc. &
stands, coffee table, end stands, smoking stand, a lot of
chairs, some sets, rockers, straight chairs, etc., 2
buffets, small china closet, oak library table, oak desk,
maple ext. table, 6 and 11 pc. dining room suites, two 4
pc. walnut bedroom suites, 3 pc. waterfall bedroom
suite, 3 pc. painted (decorated) bedroom suite, 3 wash
stands, 2 dressers, 3 wardrobes, blanket chest, iron
single bed w-brass trim, several wooden beds, 2 long
benches, barrel butter chum, stiff handle wash tub, 5
wooden planes, old pictures, a few dishes and other
pcs. furniture not listed
Terms-cash
Mark Click - Auctioneer
Zook and Yoder - Clerks
J. J. PEACHEY
R. D. 1
Belleville, Pa.
past five years than they had
seen in the previous 35
years.”
Shapp also congratulated
the legislature for its
cooperation in the passage of
important farm bills and
said he was “delighted that
Kent Shelhamer was con
tinuing the same farm ef
fectiveness as Agriculture
Secretary as he displayed as
a 12-year legislator.”
Included are lessons on
news and the newspaper,
write it right, writing your
story, newspaper style, and
editing copy. This five-lesson
course emphasizes writing
assignments and returning
them for suggestions from
the author.
READ
FOR FULL
Lunch at Sale.