PUBLIC AUCTION
DOZER-ROTOMIST
SPRAYER: - 4 TRUCKS
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
The undersigned company, having completed
everal large demolition contracts, and reducing
leir inventory, will sell the following on the
remises, Vale Landscaping, 304 Watervale
arr's Mill Road (where Vale Road crosses over
ie Bel Air bypass), Harford County, Bel Air,
laryiand (Vale. Road is off of Md. Rt. 24, Rocks
pring Road, at Bel Air Memorial Gardens) on
SAT., DECEMBER 17,1977
I Dozer and Equipment: John Deere 1010 C, 4 cylinder
■diesel crawler w/3 pt. hitch and model 212 hydraulic 4-
Iway angle dozer and blade; John Bean model 100
I rotary mist sprayer, seat and all hydraulic control
|w/RlO - 2 piston pump - Hurrican Jeep engine
|w/electric start, mounting for truck or trailer;
■ Gravely tractor-powered back hoe, all hydraulic 3’
I digging depth w/14” bucket; Brillion 5’ - 3 pt. hitch
I seeder w/2 boxes; Danhuser 3 pt. hitch post hole digger
I w/auger; 3-3 pt. hitch York rakes w/guide wheels, 4 ft.
- 6 ft. - 8 ft; Blackhawk ground saw (ditch digger) -36”
deep, 4” wide; 3 pt. hitch sod cutter w/ weight; Model
700 L 7% ton Ramsey wench for truck w/ bumper and
cable; Odel asphalt spreaderB ft. - 10 ft truck
mounted; Giant Vac 7% h.p. Coler engine -8” intake
and 4 out; 8’ Easy Flow New Idea line and fertilizer
spreader; 4* Gandy line and fertilizer spreader
w/tractor hitch; Gravely power tractor snow plowp 2 -
10’ Valkflared angle snow blades for truck or grader
w/hydraulic shocks; 2 mountings for 8 and 12’ blades;
3-30” high heavy duty snow blades - 8 ft., 6 ft., and 5 ft.,
- all angles and w/skids, (5 ft. blade would fit a tractor
loader): Ford 6 ft.angle dozer blade w/frame and
cable lift; 2-50 gal. barrel spray caft w/ hose and
trailer hitch; 2 man portable post hole digger w/ auger
and engine; small air compressor and cart; Shallow
well pump w/motor; industrial furnace vacuum
cleaner; P.T.O. hydraulic pump; P.T.O. water pump;
2 trailer axles w/tires; 26” leaf and lawn
sweeper w/tractor hitch; Goodall lawn edger, Model 10
BT, w/gas engine; 6’ pull type roller; 2 ft. lawn
aerator; 6 ft. x 6 ft. trailer; 3 hydraulic pumps and
tank; sumbergeable jet pump; 8 ft. TEE-WEE snow
mobile trailer w/winch and ball hitch; Salaminder
heater; 50,000 B.T.U. ceiling mounted gas heater; 2 -
100 ft. hose reels, John Beene; 4 ft. Simplicity rotary
mower (Lawn Lord); 6 used 3% h.p. rotary lawn
mowers; gas space heater; 2 sheep shears. Stewart:
40” sweepster; other items.
Trucks and Power Equipment: 1966 International
Load Star cab over engine, 2% ton truck - 345 V 8 gas
engine w/20 ft. steel bottom and steel header body w/4
ft. sides; 1962 Jeep model FC170,1 ton, truck w/10 ft
bed, 4 wheel drive, rear dual wheel w/Valk hydraulic
lift and 2-way angle snow blade; 17 ft. single axle,
Fruehaul, telescoping dump trailer, type 12; 1966
Chevy, 2Va ton truck, model 60 Viking, V 8 engine
w/Snyder 18 ft. van body (dry); 1963 2% ton Diamond T
model 22 truck w/12 ft. dump flat bed and 4 ft. sides; 12
ft. dump body, steel; 40 gal. gas truck tank; 15 used
truck and pickup tires; 8 ft. state truck body w/rack, 4
prs. of hydraulic dump telescoping lift cylinders,
hydraulic pumps and tanks; 18 h.p. Wisconsin gas
engine w/clutch and pulleys, running condition; 5 h.p.
Briggs-Stratton engine w/reduction gear; 30 h.p.
Wisconsin engine and reduction transmission; rear
mounted A frame for pickup truck w/post and winch.
Tools Inventory and Miscellaneous Equipment: 3 gas
tanks - 550,275, and 175 gal. w/2 pumps; 12000 red and
white stone face bricks in 500 lots; 5,000 slate shingles;
250 ft. 2” perforated plastic drain pipe; roll new 4 ft.
woven wire; roll of barbed wire; fiberglass and
terracotta drain pipe, 4” -6” 12”; 10-4 ft. linels;
reinforcing wire; 500 ft. of %” heavy duty water hose;
20 ft of 3” suction hose and strainer; 20 ft. corregated
steel 18” drain pipe; 1 length of railroad track, 30 ft.; 2 -
12 ft. x 6 ft. steel skid pans; 6 ft. x 5 ft. mortor box; 100
ft. 1” high pressure hose 1,000 psi; 1 ton of 10-6-4 fer
tilizer; 1 ton Bakers dolnite lime; chain vise; 12 sets of
snow chains, truck and pickup; 1 set 28” weed tractor
chain; 7-10 gal. milk cans; 5 h.p. electric motor; 4
railroad jacks; 4 hand grease guns; 3 buckets assorted
pipe fittings; 20 wooden shutters; asorted log chains;
22 gal. hot water heater; 2 - 20 ft. 4” x 6” angle steel; 6
large brass valves; 10 ft. 16” flex suction hose; 2-10 ft.
6” steel drain pipes; pipe lift; 15 ton of used bricks;
truck mirrors; hydraulic hoses; lot of angle iron; 3
basement cloumns; 50 window sashes; 30 ft. steel fire
ladder; assorted heavy duty and light wire cable
slings; exterior mercury vapor light; complete 2 bales
of baler twine complete; beer kegs; and many other
items.
Not responsible for accidents Day of Sale
TERMS: Cash or Personal Check Day of Sale/All
Items Sold As Is
VALE LANDSCAPING CO. ENIERPRISES
304 Vale Rd.
Bel Air, MD 21014
Auctioneer
William H. Amoss
Complete Auction and Appraisal Service
2037 Pleasantville Road
Fallston, Maryland 21047
Phone: 877-7005 or 838-3000
At9:3OA.M
Milk slogan challenged and defended
By JOHN F. BROOKMAN
United Dairy
Industry Association
In this month of launching
resolutions for the new year,
let’s resolve to be fair to
people, products and prin
ciples. And if lifestyles,
competitive foods and
operating maxims disagree
with our current beliefs, let’s
strive to be objective.
From this comer, I resolve
to keep the record straight
for milk.
What set me off?
A copy editing suggestion
by a syndicated columnist to
change the “You never
outgrow your need for milk”
theme to “You never
outgrow your need for
calcium.”
Even though milk supplies
three-fourths of our calcium,
I think the new copy ap
proach is indicative of
current attitudes. It smacks
of today’s literal in
terpretation of too many
things that seem designed to
take all the fun out of life.
AUCTION
COMPLETE LIQUIDATION
OF HARDWARE,
BUILDING SUPPLIES
TRUCKS, & EQUIPMENT,
LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS
ETC.
MON., DECEMBER 19,1977
9:30 A.M.
Located on corner of N. sth Ave. & Chestnut
St., Royersford, Pa., known as the Hay Press.
TRUCKS
1955 Ford 1500 gal. tanker; 1960 Ford 2000 gal.
tanker; 1955 White 2500 gal. tanker; 1965 Chevy 11,000
GVWI ton; 1966 Chevy utility body plumbing truck, 1
ton, etc.
LAWNMOWERS
2 New 1975-76 Model 85, 8 hp, elec, start, Massey
Ferguson; 1 used 4 ft. sickle bar for IH or John Deere
Haban; 1 used 1964-65 IH Cub Cadet, Model 100,10 bp
with 42 in. mower & elec, start; 1 used 1946065 Cub
Cadet Model 70 with 38 in. mower, elec, start; 2 New
Massey Ferg. riding mowers, Model 832, recoil start.
HARDWARE, BLDG. SUPP., ETC.
Stoves, fireplaces, elec, saws & drills, lumber, elec,
fixt., plumbing fixt, small tools, nails, hinges, paint,
ceil, tile, lime, fertilizer, etc., etc.
An unusual opportunity to buy at your price.
By order of
OEHLERT BROS.
Aucts. OIL CO., INC.
Clay C. Hess &
Richard Moyer
Collegeville, Pa.
(215) 489-7127 or (215) 948-8050
More than 16 years ago,
when American Dairy
Association proudly
pronounced that “you never
outgrow your .need for
milk”, it was accepted by
consumer and scientific
“publics.” Today, this
premise is challenged by
some literalists who contend
that “you” means each and
every one of us.
Today, we live in a label
conscious society where
flights of fancy are grounded
and poetic imagery is
suspect. No longer can we
say that a particular dairy
product “stays with you and
not on you.” Even though
that copy approach is
designed to show the satiety
value of a dairy food, it isn’t
specific enough.
Servings must be specific
too. For example, you must
say one serving (4 ounces),
provides so many calories or
grams of fat or protein or
whatever.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 10,1977—125
Specificallyr nay grand- -
mother couldn’t tell you all
those things, but her
chocolate cupcakes tasted
great! Nor could she give
you the recipe with exact
ingredient amounts.
What ever happened to a
pinch of this or that? What
ever happened to
imagination and “poetic
license?”
If this trend continues,
operatic arias sung by
wounded suitors will be
short, poetry will disappear
and our label-oriented
citizens will judge cartons,
cans, packages, and
program listings by the first
item, its size and whether or
not it’s in bold type.
From this comer, I fondly
remember the Popeye
cartoons ’ “Toot, Toot.” I
PUBLIC SALE
OF
GARAGE EQUIPMENT
TOOLS-TRUCK
GASOLENE ENGINE
SAT. DEC. 17,1977
'On premises in Ono along old Route 22
Lebanon Co. Pa.
1939 Chevy stake truck w/wrecker, crane, 5 H.P.
Waterloo gasolene engine, floor model drill press
(no motor) drill press stand, drill bits, wheel balancer.
Sun motor tester, riveter, plug cleaner, Sioux valve
refacing machine, 2 floor jacks, Bishman Sav-lift
(air), battery charger, hydraulic jacks, acetelene
outfit, welding rods, 1 h.p. air compressor, air
hose, portable air greaser. Wolfs portable greaser
(manual), grinder w/motor, bench grinder, Bear
headlight tester, metal drums w/pumps, bench vise,
anvil, D.B. chain saw, elect, saw, elect drill, chain
hoist, chains, floor creepers, hand greasers, tool boxes,
shelves, Wolfshead elect, wall clock, Burroughs
manual adding machine, Coke cooler, owners,
manuals for Model T Ford - 1925 Hudson - Willys
Knight - 1926 Chevy & Chevy 490, parts and motor
manuals (some old), 1914, -1915 license plates, Model T
Ford coil tester & coils, Ford sign; other signs. Antique
car parts, motor oil, fan "belts, new innertubes, used
tires, parts bin, large assortment of hand tools, nuts,
bolts, and many other items.
Auctioneers
Roy i. Ebersole & Son
Lunch on grounds
watched his courting of Olive
Oyl disrupted daily by Bluto,
the villain.
But Popeye ate his
spinach, became instantly
strong and won the cinema
reel battle."
Did that encourage me to
eat my spinach?
Certainly, it did.
Did Popeye make me
brave enough to fight the
bully in the next block after I
had eaten my spinach?
Of course not.
I never believed that
Popeye was transformed
from mite to mighty by a can
of spinach. I did believe it
was good for him, and me.
What ever happened to the
“good old days,” or weren’t
they really “good?”
Popeye, where are you?
9:00 A.M.
Conditions by,
JONAS M. MEYER
Atty. in fact for
Ezra G. Meyer