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7 ACRE TRACT OF GROUND WITH
LOVELY SPACIOUS RANCH DWELLING HOME
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1978
Time ll:OOA.M.
Located 9 miles Northof Gettysburg on New
Route 15 at Heidlersburg exit take route 234-
East 2/10 mite then turn South 1 mile along the
paved road leading to New Oxford, in Tyrone
Township, Adams County, PA, sale sign posted,
the foil '
Tract of land containing # nt>» vw ■••• ith
►attractive white brick and aluminum ranch dwelling
home, newly built in recent years, improvements their
in custom built kitchen* having Ig. refrigerator, stove &
dish washer, dining room, living room w/lg. fire place,
3 bedrooms, 1 and Vz bath, patio, two stairways to
basement having recreation room, Ig. fireplace, wet
bar, 2 bedrooms, laundry room, patio, all rooms have
nice finish paneling, 2 car garage cement floor, home is
fully closeted, carpeted except kitchen, drapes, all
windows are Anderson Thermal pane, note this home
has a beautiful setting in wooded site of Ig. growing oak
trees and many young pine and cedar trees, a real
home in the finest condition, may be inspected
Saturdays or Sundays from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. or
by telephoning 717-624-4578 for appointment. Terms:
■15% down day of sale balance in 30 dayjs with full
possession, other terms day of sale, clip and save.
RAYMOND E. GOFF, owner
R.D. 2, Kohler Mill Road
New Oxford, PA 17350
C. R. Slaybaugh, Auct.
Ralph W. Horst, Auctioneer
Eberly & Gossert, Clerks
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC;
fRe undersigned intending to quit farming
will sell at their residence located about 2 miles
East of Chambersburg, Pa., turn East off Rte.
11 at Mennonite Church at North end of
Chambersburg. go to Scotland Road Market,
follow signs, or leave Rte. 81 at Scotland exit
No. 8, take Chambersburg Road West out of
Scotland, follow signs, 3 miles to sale on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1978
Sale at 10:30 A.M.
TRACTORS • S.P. COMBINE - PICKER - EQUIP!.
Int. 706 gas, fast hitch, 042 hours, weights; Int. 574
utility gas, 3 pt. hitch, 735 hours; Int. Super MTA gas;
Int, 400 with straight drawbar; N. 1.305 mounted picker
with No. 307 husker; MF 300 S.P. combine with cab, 10
ft. header, 2 row com head, used less than 3 seasons;
Int. 440 baler with thrower, 5500 bales; MP 3 pt. rake;
NH 3 pt. mower; N 1 No. 50 semi-mount mower; MF 15
x 7 drill; MF 4 low planter like new; Century sprayer
with 8 row boom; Int. 710 - 4 x 8 in., Int. 450 - 4 x 18 in.
auto-reset plows; Athens heavy duty 12 ft. transport 28
disc harrow; MF transport 32 harrow; 3 sets Int. 255
cults; NI wagon with Kil-Bros 350 bin; another 350 bin;
2 -16 ft. Bale King wagon beds; 3NI wagons with dump
bodies; Helix grain cart; Mulkey 38 ft. elevator with
hood and chutes, motor or PTO; roll-way elev.; Sauder
snow blade with Myers hitch; wagon with 800 gal.
water tank; Cobey 9 ft. packer; hyd. cylinders, various
size belts, bale tie maker, used tires, log and tractor
chains, all kinds of misc. items.
HOUSEHOLD 600DS - BUTCHER IMIS AT 10:30
Buffet with mirror, bureau with mirror, straight and
rocker chairs, stands, baby crib, trunk, old battery
radio, picnic table and benches, copper wash boiler,
wash rubber, dishes, glasses, lights, pool table, 2
butcher stoves, furnace, staffer, grinder, iron kettles,
ladles, stirrers and other butcher and misc. items.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: If looking for tractors and
equipment in like new condition don’t miss this sale.
Household goods and butcher tools sell first.
Terms; Cash; Lunch stand reserved.
OWNERS:
HAROLD I. AND
LUCILLE M. CULDERTSON
Phone 717-264-7289
R.R. 2, Chambersburg, Pa
McCarreU repeats
HARRISBURG ~ Jay The reserve champion
McCarreU of Eighty Four, sample, a field cured later
Washington County, cutting of alfalfa, was
repeated as winner of the exhibited by Melvin W.
hay Show at the 62nd Farm Martin of ManheimßV.
Show, exhibiting the grand
champion sample, a heat a list of placings, by
dried later cutting of alfalfa, category, follows:
PUBLIC SALE
of
97 Acre Farm
SAT., FEBRUARY 11,1978
at 1 P.M.
Located along Rt. 568. First farm East of Jet.
New 222 & 568 Brecknock Twp., Berks Co., Pa.
GROUND: 97 acres, approx. 65 acres tillable, re
mainder in meadowland, with stream, small amount
woodland.
TERRAIN: Most rolling, some gentle slope.
BARN: Frame with cement block addition, 32 stan
chions, also horse stable, and calf pens. 300 gal. bulk
tank, 12’x45’ stave silo, 40’x64’ metal implement shed
with workshop, 1100 bushel steel com crib.
ZONING: R-2 Governor Mifflin School District.
COMMENTS: The ground to this farm is generally
rolling with some gentle slope, meadowland with nice
stream. The condition of buildings is fair to good, also a
good location with easy access to new Rt. 222.
INSPECTION: Anytime by appointment. Call Homing
Farm Agency, Inc. 215-286-5183. Terms 10% down day
of sale, settlement on or before April 1,1978.
Terms by
Edwin B. Weaver
Charles V. Snyder, Jr.
Attorney
Horning Farm Agency, Inc.
Main Street
Morgantown, Pa.
Elton & Alvin Horning, Auctioneers
215-286-5183
PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24,1978
1:30 P.M.
90 ACRE FARM
In the heart of Lancaster County, Pa.
Located 16 miles east of Lancaster, 3 miles
east of intercourse, 4 miles south of New
Holland, 3 miles west of White Horse along
Route 340 in Leacock and Salisbury Townships,
Lancaster County, Pa.
APPROXIMATELY 90 ACRES
OF PRIME FARM LAND
80 Acres Tillage, 10 Acres of Pasture with Running
Stream.
LARGE STONE HOUSE
5 Bedrooms and Full Bath Upstairs, 4 Rooms, Kitchen
6 Sun Porch on first level, attic and basement.
Hot Water Central Heating, Drilled Well, Cistern.
LARGE STONE BARN,
TOBACCO SHED, BUTCHER HOUSE
Lane and Driveway paved macadam.
THREE-FOURTH ACRE
BUILDING LOT
Situated along Route 340 on North-west comer of
farm. This tract has been perk tested and approved
(Beautifully Situated).
Will be sold same date following sale of farm.
Conditions: 10% down, final settlement by April 1,
1978 on both properties.
INSPECTION OF PROPERTIES: Saturday,
December 3 or by appointment. Call 717-768-8753 or 717-
768-8801.
Terms By;
H. S. LAPP
ATTORNEY:
Byler & Wenger 717-299-1100
AUCTIONEER:
Steve Petersheim 215-869-2508
as bay champion
Alfalfa
First cutting
1. Stump Acres, York; 2.
Wallace Mellott,
Harrisonville.
Alfalfa
Later cutting
1. Melvin M. Martin,
Manheim; 2. John Jurista,
Tunkhannock.
Alfalfa - Grass Mixed
First cutting
1. Paul Bollinger, Myer
stown; 2. Oscar & Wayne
Campbell, Newport.
Alfalfa - Grass Mixed
Later cutting
Jay McCarreU, Eighty
Four; 2. Richard L. Maurer,
Newport.
Clover
1. Daniel H. Schlegel,
Oley; 2. Milton Hershey
School Farms, Hershey.
Clover
Timothy mixed
1. Steve MarshaU, Jersey
Shore; 2. LuAnn Marshall,
Jersey Shore.
Birdsfoot Trefoil
1. Wallace Mellott,
Harrisonville; 2. John
Brackman, Canton.
Grass
First cutting
1. Charles Porter,
First aid named
for snagged knits
DOVER, N Del. - There is
help for knits that snag,
according to Extension
clothing specialists. One
should look for a “knit fixer”
in the notions section of
fabric stores. It’s a tiny
metal hook that’s inserted in
the wrong side of the fabric
so one can pull the snag to
the back. A person can ac
complish the same thing
with a very fine crochet
hook.
The tightness of the
twisted yam affects the
snagging potential of a
fabric. Tight knits snag less
than loose, open knits.
A smooth “hard” knit will
not snag as readily as a puffy
or rough-textured knit. Also,
snags show more on solid
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EOUIPMENT
at our place of business six miles south of
Chambersburg, Pa., one mile East of Marion
along Rte. 914, just East off Rte. 81 at Marion
Exit on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1978
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23.1978
Sale at 9:00 A.M.
75 TRACTORS • INC. EQUIPT. TRUCKS
Tractors include John Deere, Int., Fords, Massey
Ferguson, Oliver, A.C., Case, and others of various
make and size, some with loaders, crawlers, backhoes,
trucks, lawn and garden tractors.
BALERS-HAYBIHES -SPREADERS-ETC.
Balers, Haybines, conditioners, rakes, mowers,
combines, pickers, spreaders, grinder-mixers, plows,
disc harrows, packers, harvesters, flail choppers,
planters, drills, wagons, blades, loaders, rotary
mowers and usual run of equipment, posts, hardware,
6tC.
ATTENTION FARMERS AND DEALERS - Bring in
your equipment for these sales. We plan a Two Day
Sale in March for Wed., March 22 and Thurs., March
23. If you plan a sale for spring get our terms and dates.
We have lots of sales scheduled.
Terms: Cash; Lunch at Sale; Closed Sundays.
Rentzel, Anderson, Upperman, Wolgemuth,
Martin Auctioneers
Harshman, Eberly, Cosset, Stull,
Rentzel Clerks
RALPH W. HORST
SALE MANAGER
Phone (717) 375-2824 - Marion, Pa.
,S*tarday,Jaa««ry 14,1974-
Elysburg; 2. Frank Sarikey,
Clearfield.
Grass
Second cutting
1. Isaac Geib, Manheim; 2.
John Jurista, Tunkhannock.
Mixed -
More than 50
per cent of legumes
1. Jay McCarrell, 2. Darnel
H. Schlegel, Oley.
Mixed
More than 50
per cent of grasses
1. Robert Buser, York; 2.
William Altemose,
Saylorsburg.
Summer
annual grasses
1. Jay McCarrell, 2.
Donald Bollinger.
Alfalfa
First cutting
1. Milton Hershey School
Farm, 2. Jay McCarrell.
Alfalfa
Later cutting
1. Jay McCarrell, 2. Tom
Zartman, Ephrata.
Alfalfa, grass mixed
First cutting
1. Jay McCarrell.
Alfalfa, grass mixed,
Later catting
1. Tom Zartman, 2. Jay
McCarrell.
colors, but may not be
noticeable on a print.
Pilling is an entirely
different matter. Balled-up
fibers that appear on the
surface of clothing may
occur from wear, from
cleaning, or both, say
specialists. Yarns made-of
synthetic fibers tend to pill
more than wool, they add.
In some cases pilling can
be removed by brushing, but
it must be done carefully so
as not to damage the fabric.
It’s also possible to clip the
balled-up fibers from the
surface of the knit. One
should keep in mind, though,
that brushing or clipping will
leave new exposed fibers
which will also be subject to
pilling.
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