URGE TWO DAY
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CARS-TRUCKS
GARAGE EQUIPMENT - AUTO PARTS - TIRES - ETC.
To be held, taking U.S. Business 15, 6 miles
south of Gettysburg (Right before Route 15
Bypass and Business 15 Intersection) known as
SPRIGG’S GARAGE on
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 & 12
REAL ESTATE - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th
1:00 P.M.
All that tract of land lying and being in Freedom
Township, Adams Co. containing 4.3 acres and having
an approximate frontage of 175 ft. on U.S. Business 15
with the following improvements: A 40’ x 100 ft. cenient
block building with shingle roof, fully cemented floor,
3-12’ x 14’ electric overhead doors, an attached 28’ x 20’
cement block kitchen with stainless steel sink and gas
grill unit and a 19’ x 20’ attached cement block office.
Building has public & private restrooms, own well and
septic system, natural gas heat & exhaust system.
TfflS BUILDING IS IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. A 24’
x 29’-2% story frame home with insul brick siding,
metal roof, storm doors & windows, a 24’ x 20’ partially
enclosed 2 car carport and a 6’ x 28’ front porch. Home
has large kitchen, den and large living room on first
floor it 3 bedrooms, bath w/shower and large closets on
second floor. Home has storage attic, part cement
basement, natural gas hot air heat and own well &
septic system. A 48’ x 60’ masonary building used as a
complete garage. AUCTIONEER NOTE: This real
estate is very nicely situated close to Route 15 bypass
and Business 15. If looking for a fine commercial site
with many possibilities PLAN TO INSPECT THIS
PROPERTY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 -10:00 A.M.
This sale will consist of the contents of SPRIGG’S
GARAGE consisting of large amount small hand tools;
socket sets; electric tools; oils; greases; paints; V
belts; new & used car parts; lot scrap iron; cabinets &
contents; plus hundreds of garage & misc. items; all
inspection equiment.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12-10:00 A.M.
Large amount new tires from 13 in. to 16.5 rim sizes
and others; used tires; new tubes; lot antique car
parts; 2 Coats tire changers, 1 air, 1 electric; wheel
balancer; Manley 1% ton floor jack; Walker 2 ton floor
jack; Hein Weiner V/z ton hyd. bumper jack; portable
motor crane; Marquette commercial 6-12 volt battery
charger; Artie Air floor fan; 2 sets Acythlene torches
w/hose & girages; Lincoln air grease gun; large
Lincoln up-right air compressor Vf/VA h.p. motor;
Van-Dom valve grinding machine; Hall reseater; Tru-
Cut' Armature tester; Westinghouse water cooler;
wood & metal office chrs. & desks; Royal typewriter;
10-2x12 planks 16 ft. long; MANY OTHER ITEMS.
ANTIQUE & CLASSIS CARS & TRUCKS
AND OTHERS
1921 Dodge Touring running &in ex-cond.; 1928 Ford
2 dr. coupe running-excellent cond.; 1930 Model A Ford
2 dr. A-l cond.; 1932 Ford 1 ton stake body, dual wheels,
running, needs some restoration; 1937 Ford 1 ton trade
running-needs restoration; 1937 Chev. tow track, 6 cyl.,
ex.-cond., 2 sp. rear; 1958 Edsel 4 dr. Corsair, VB, R&H,
auto, steering wheel shift, ex.-cond.; 1958 Edsel 4 dr.
Citation, auto, steering wheel shift, R&H; 1959 Edsel 4
dr. wagon VB, auto trans, R&H, ex.-cond.; 1941 Chev. 2
dr. Sp. Del., 6 cyl., v/good cond.; 1941 Plymouth Sp.
Del. 2 dr., 6 cyl. ex.-cond.; Chev. Corvair 95 pickup,
floor 4 sp., 6 cyl, ex.-cond; 1956 Packard 4 dr. station
wagon, runs, needs recond.; 1940 Nash 4 dr. sedan, 6
cyl, good cond.; 1956 Nash Metropolitan 2 dr., 4 cyl;
1955 Dodge 2 dr. sedan Coronet, VB, R&H-shift; 1959
Ford Ranch Wagon, 6 cyl, st. shift, new cond.; 1954
Ford Econ. Van; 1965 Ford Vz ton pickup; 1966 Chev.
2% ton cattle track w/16 ft. bed, 2 sp. rear, A-l cond.;
1966 VW bus, fair cond.; 1966 VW station wagon, ex.-
cond.; 1966 Chev. Van 6 cyl, auto; 1961 Ford Falcon 4
dr., 6 cyl, auto.; 1966 Pontiac Conv. VB,-autb, R&H,
good cond.; 1965 Ford % ton custom cab. tow track, 6
cyl.; 1944 GMCIO wheel, wrecker, good running cond.;
1952 Chev. Del; 1956 Hudson Super Jet; 2-1952
Packards; 1948 Chrysler; 1940 Plymouth Coupe; At
wood 16 ft. boat w/trailer & a 27 h.p. C-Horse engine;
Skee-Daddle 27 h.p. snowmobile used 4 times, new
cond.; AUCTIONEER NOTE: Cars & tracks will be
sold immediately following real estate. The old cars in
this sale are ready for the road. Some of the other cars
need restoration. If looking for an antique car - PLAN
TO ATTEND. Large amount antique & old auto parts.
TERMS PERSONAL PROPERTY - CASH.
TERMS REAL ESTATE 10% Down day of sale -
15% in 30 Days. Other terms day of sale. Owner
financing available.
For inspection of Real Estate contact Charles Sprigg
at 717-334-5309 or Auctioneer.
REFRESHMENT RIGHTS RESERVED
CLIP AD FOR REFERENCE
Owner;
CHARLES & DOROTHY SPRIGG
Rt. 9, Gettysburg, Pa.
C. David Redding, Auct.
Rt. 6, Gettysburg, Pa.
Ph: 334-6941 or 334-6598
George Lambert, Clerk
Needlework winners named
DANVILLE - Winners in
the needlework contest were
announced at the 105th
annual convention of the
Pennsylvania State Grange
by Mrs. Leroy Hoover,
director of Women’s Ac
tivities.
First place winners in
each category will now be
judged in the nationwide
competition at the National
Grange convention in
Greensboro, N.C., Nov. 14 to
22. They are:
Crocheting
Class A - Bedspreads,
tablecloths, luncheon cloths -
- Mrs. William R. Thompson,
Mercer Rl.
Class B - Vanity or buffet
sets, or set of four placemats
- Betty Eamhart, 66 N.
Fourth St., Oxford.
Class C - Doilies and
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1977
10:00 A.M.
Located in Perry Co. along Route 274, 5 mile
west of Blain, Vz mile west of,New Germantown.
Sale sign along Route 74 in Blain. Household
items, antiques, farm machinery & trucks.
Columbian kitchen range; oak china closet; double
butter print, wheat; dry sink ice chest; JD - A tractor;
anvil; cement mixer; 2 row self propelled Massey
Harris com picker; 4 trucks; Schramm compressor, 60
capacity.
This is only a partial listing, watch for full listing
next week. Farm has been sold.
Not responsible for accidents.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK. LUNCH.
Owners:
MR. & MRS. CHARLES E. GROFF
Ph. 536-3216
Lyter & Son - Clerks
Long Bros. - Aucts.
527-4458
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
AND A FEW PIECES
HOUSEHOLD ROODS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1977
Located 17 miles East of Lancaster, left on
Route’B97, one mile North of Route 340, at
Springviiie, Salisbury Township, Lancaster
County, Penna.
John Deere 20-10 tractor with 3 point hook; Ford
tractor 4000 Select-O-Speed; Ford 16” 3 bottom trip
plow; John Deere 13-disc grain drill; John Deere 3-
point 2-row cultivator; John Deere No. 246 2-row corn
planter; John Deere No. 894 hay rake; John Deere
K.B.A. 28 disc harrow; John Deere 6’ 3 point rotary
cutter; John Deere 3 section spring harrow, 3 point
weeder; John Deere tractor pulley; Farmec 30’
elevator with all attachments; New Holland No. 269
baler with thrower, PTO; New Holland wagon with
high sides; New Holland No. 450 3-point grass mower;
New Holland 163 bu. manure spreader with single
beater; Sauder loader and snow blade; flat bed wagon.
1950 CHEVROLET Vz TON TRUCK
Jet-Co PTO wire roller; cylinder; 9’ cultipacker;
dung sled; water bowl; platform scales; wooden
wheelbarrow; 2 garden tractors; air compressor;
Super 98 fencer; used tires; feed cart; tractor chains;
cast iron trough, 10’ long; gates; posts; wire; trussels;
hog trough; oil drum and pump; old house shutters;
window sash; tractor pusher; log chains; Emery
grinder with motor; hay knife; cow clippers; wooden
bucket; forks; rope and pulleys; extension ladder;
open end and box wrenches; socket set.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Extension table; studio couch; hospital bed; wash
bowl; storm door; birdhouses; and other small items.
Sale at 12:00 Noon.
Terms by:
AMOS H. HERSHEY
ELEANOR M. HERSHEY
Auctioneers:
Leroy Zook
Leon Kurtz
Lunch Available
centerpieces - Foster
Coulter, Morrisdale Rl.
Knitting or Crocheting
Class D - Afghans -
Florence Ludwig, 711 Maple
Ave., Honesdale.
Class E - Sweaters, vests,
suits, dresses -- Mrs.
Raymond J. Meehan, 109 S.
18th St., Lewisburg.
Class F - Stoles, scarves,
shawls, ponchos, capes -
Mrs. Richard G. Barnhart,
637 New Castle Rd., Butler.
Class G - Three-piece baby
sets (jacket, cap and
bootees) Mrs. William F.
Sheppard, Coatesville R 6.
Class H - Pillows - Mrs.
Roy E. Boyer, Millersburg
R 2.
Class I - Craft items - Mrs.
John Kneger, 772 Darlington
Rd., Carnegie.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 5,1977
Embroidery
Class J - Tablecloths and
luncheon cloths - Nellie
Doverspike, 4085 Gums Run
Rd., Aliquippa.
Class K - Embroidered
garmet - Maude Rensel,
Rockton.
Class L - Needlepoint -
Cindy Placko Zeh, 3020
Thunderbird Drive, Poland,
Ohio.
Class M - Crewel wall
hanging or picture with back
exposed - Elizabeth An
stadt, Montoursville Rl.
Second and third place
winners in the various
classes were:
Crocheting
Class A - Bedspreads,
tablecloths, luncheon cloths -
- second, Lenore Growl, R 3,
Oxford; third, Clara L.
Moyer, Bemville R 2, Berks
County.
Class B - Vanity or buffet
sets, or set of four placemats
- second, Mrs. William
Thompson, Mercer Rl;
third, Mrs. Nile Ager, Muncy
R 2.
Class C - Doilies and
centerpieces - second, Mrs.
William R. Thompson,
Mercer Rl; third, Elizabeth
Stephens, Altha Rl, Florida.
Knitting or crocheting
Class D - Afghans -
second, Mrs. Gilpin Cooke,
Dillsburg R 2; third, Ruth E.
Emmons, Fleetwood.
Class E - Sweaters, vests,
suits, dresses - second,
Linda Dietle, Meyersdale
R 4; third, Mrs. Irene Roth,
498 Hill Drive, Allentown.
Class F - Stoles, scarves,
shawls, ponchos, capes -
second, Mrs. John Krieger,
722 Darlington Rd., Car
negie; third, Thelma B.
Draper, West Grove Rl.
Class G - Three-piece baby
sets - second, Mrs. Vernon
Cox, West Alexander R 2;
third, Mary Springer, New
Stanton.
Class H - Pillows - second,
Thelma B. Draper, West
Grove R 2; third, Mrs.
Maurice J. Fox, Commodore
Rl.
Class L - Craft items -
second, Debbie Skirsky,
Main St., Carrolltown; third,
Dorothy D. Reichart, 239
Locust St., Hanover.
Embroidery
Class J - Tablecloths and
luncheon cloths - second,
Mrs. Ella Mackey, 1727 Main
St., Orefield; third Mrs.
VIRGINIA
HERD
11 DISPERSAL
At Shady Lane
Dairy Sales
V* mile West of Quarryville on Oak Bottom Rd.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1977
7:30 P.M.
100 head of high grade and registered Holstems, this
herd consists of several recently fresh cows as well as
springers due in Nov. and Dec. The balance in all
stages of lactation. These cows are artificially bred
and sired by VA and WV studs of good herd that is large
in size and shows excellent dairy quality and milk.
Remember, VA is where the great Elevation Bull got
his start. Also, one load of VA and MD cows straight
from farm sales. Fourteen are our pick from one herd
including four purebreds. Will sell mostly fresh and
springing.
Farmers: Now is the time to think about that base as
you only have a few months to make it. So plan to spend
the 11th with us and buy from this VA herd. TB and
blood tested, pregnancy checked.
Owners,
SHADY LANE DAIRY SALES
David L. Fite Glenn D. Fite
717-786-1725 717-786-2750
William R. Thompson,
Mercer Rl.
Class K - Embroidered
garment - second, Gertrude
Bush, Hyndman; third,
Mary E. Doane, 2 Grant St.,
Wellsboro.
Class L - Needlepoint -
second, Mrs. Homer Har
tley, Carmichaels Rl; third,
Mrs. Linda Bowman, 894 W.
Main St., Somerset.
Class M - Crewel wall
hanging or picture with back
exposed - second, Mrs. Anna
Angstadt, Mertztown Rl;
third, Mrs. Clayton Garrett,
Honesdale Star Route.
Beef meal
developed
BUENOS AIRES, ARC. -
Argentine scientists have
developed a high-protein
“beef meal” for potential
use as a low-cost nutritional
supplement in protein-poor
nations.
An experimental
dehydration process
developed by scientists
working with the Argentine
Meat Institute converts beef
into a tasteless, odorless
powder with an 87 per cent
protein content.
Described as resembling
powdered cocoa in ap
pearance and texture, the
beef meal has been suc
cessfully used as an additive
in bread, canned goods and
other processed foods.
Researchers report the meal
has no effect on taste or
appearance.
The production process
reportedly eliminates fat
and cholesterol, while
retaining a protein content of
93 - a concentration higher
than cooked beef. One pound
of meal is produced from
five pounds of beef, and is
equal in nutritional value.
The Meat Institute says
the beef meal contains no
chemical additives and can
be stored indefinitely
without refrigeration in
airtight containers.
The institute plans to test
market beef meal in Africa
in 1978.
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