Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 06, 1978, Image 146

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1978
146
Performance tested
HARRISBURG
Agriculture Secretary Kent
D. Shelhaxner has announce!
that Pennsylvania’s second
performance test ram sale
will be held on June 3 at the
Agriculture Department’s
Meat Animal Evaluation
Center, University Park, at 2
p.m.
Shelhamer said that prior
to 1970, too much emphasis
was placed on breed
characteristics, style, head,
ears, and color instead of
growth, the amount of retail
cuts, or the composition of
weight gain in sheep.
“Learning from the past,”
WHAT'S MEW
TRUCK BUMPER
A unique truck bumper
that also serves as an air
tank, stabilizer, traction
booster and quick hitch is
being built by Wadler
Manufacturing Co. of
Galena, Kans.
Called Super Bumper, it
comes in sporty chrome
models, or painted versions
for the more economy
minded. It will fit the front or
rear of anj major brand
pick-up track, four-wheel
drive vehicle or van, says
the company
Super Bumper is six in
ches square and made of
thickwall, heavy-duty steel.
The product’s most
unusual feature is its air
tank. Holding 12 gallons of
air at 150 PSI, the bumper
delivers enough air to ac
complish several jobs
ranging from pressurizing
water systems on
recreational vehicles to
inflating flat tires.
An accessory vacuum
pump provides the bumper
with a constant and
automatic air supply. It
mounts directly mto a
vehicle’s vacuum system
and comes with a dash
mounted gauge.
A quick hitch and lighted
license plate bracket are
standard on each bumper.
Removal of a single pin
permits a four-inch height
adjustment to the Class EH
hitch.
Super Bumper weighs 160
pounds. In the customary
rear-mounted position it
boosts traction by the ap-
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT, BUILDINGS
TO BE REMOVED, ETC.
THURSDAY, MAY 11
10 A.M.
South of Palmyra, Leon Drive.
AC D-15, pull type JD 3-14 trip bottom plow &
(pulverizer) Massey Hams baler, 28 and 32 discs, 3
section Miring harrow, (3 pt.) harrow, steel land roller,
7ft II ' ynabalance mower, cultipackei 4 bar D.B.
rakt i uDber, hay knmper, McConn.d 16 disc gram
drill, Alri 2 row mounted picker, farm hand manure
spreader, 20 and 30 ft. elevator, alumium gram
elevator, grain Auger, com sheller, Letz grinding mill,
hammer mill, trailer type sprayer, Hydrate ammonia
applicator, wagon with solid rubber chassis, dump
rake, Pride of farm stock waterer, cast iron water
trough, silage cart, straw bench, milk cans, 2 single
furnaces, iron kettles, butcher equipment
I-arge frame bam to be dismangled & removed 30x58
Quonset building (partly dismangled), asst used
lumber 2x6 etc , used wire fencing, locusts posts scrap
iron & other items
Conditions by,
LEON Z. FRY
Auct-G Harvey Weik
Clerks Hoover
Sale tm‘>* 10 A M
Lunch A\ailab'i I
Shelhamer said, “we know
that major emphasis must
be placed on traits of major
economic importance such
as growth, composition of
weight gain, and carcass
desirability.”
“A breeder must provide
profitable sheep to the
commercial farmer. He can
only improve his sheep as
rapidly as purebred
breeders improve the
quality and performance of
the rams they offer for
sale,” he said.
“Commercial sheepmen
and breeders,” said the
agriculture secretary,
“should be willing to pay
proximate equivalent of 400
pounds of dead-weight over a
vehicle’s axle.
The bumper does a sur
prising job m stabilizing the
handling and ride charac
teristics of any vehicle,
according to Wadler of
ficials. Even weight
distribution and extended
load area are key factors m
this.
The bumpers will retail in
the range of $l5O to $2BO. For
more information contact
Phil Geisler, Wadler
Manufacturing Co., Box. 76,
Galena, Kans. 66739, phone
316-783-1355.
Dauphin Deposit
reports earnings
HARRISBURG - Dauphin
Deposit Corporation, parent
company of Dauphin Deposit
Bank and Trust Company,
has announced a 37 per cent
increase in net income for
the first quarter of 1978.
Income rose from 1,363,926
- or 1.15 per share for the
same period in 1977 to
1,871,216 - or 1.57 per share
this year.
Total deposits increased
six per cent to $449,699,356
compared to $424,514,917 in
the first quarter of 1977.
Assets were up eight per
cent during the first quarter
of 1978. They are reported at
515,857,130 compared to
476,180,691 for the same
period in 1977.
ram sale scheduled
more for rams with reliable
test information. This in
formation is available on all
rams sold at the second
performance tested ram
sale.”
“Purebred sheep breeders
need to continually evaulate
their breeding programs and
must strive to produce sheep
that are a credit to the breed
and to the industry,”
Shelhamer stressed. “A
PUBLIC SALE
of REAL ESTATE
(31.897 Acre Farm)
FARM EQUIPMENT. TOOLS,
SHEEP, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
&GUNS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24
At 11:00
Located along Kirks Mill Road, RO#2 Not
tingham, Little Britian Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (2
miles South of Little Britian; 3 miles West of Rt.
272 between Kirks Mill & Wrightsdale).
31.897 Acre farm having a 1 story frame 5 room & full
bath ranch home w/white alum, siding. Sep. 30’ by 40’
frame & cement block barn. Also a wood frame
w/plastic green house w/Modme 105,000 BTU gas
heater. Land: 16 acres of tillable ground & 15 acres
nice woodland & fenced in meadow w/900’ stream. 525’
road frontage. Property open for inspection: Sat’s.
May 6,13,20 from 1 till 3 or phone 548-2203.
Real Estate to be sold at 2:00
9N Ford tractor w/bottom plows, front end loader,
blade scoop & chains; Ford 10 HP garden tractor
w/elec. start & rotary mower; & other lawn equip. Lots
of hand, garden & power tools. Green house & equip.,
GE refrig., Victor upright freezer, Hotpoint auto,
washer & dryer, Empire chest of drawers (by
Christopher Cauffman 1849 Fulton Twp.), Oak, empire,
maple, metal, chrome, uph. & other furniture. Guns:
Winchester Mossburg model 472 30-30 rifle & Stevens
410 shotgun. HO train sets complete w/track, tran
sformers, houses & other train equip. Books, iron ar
ticles, everyday glassware & china, household articles.
Other raise, articles not listed. Food served.
Sale by
MR. & MRS. VERN CHRISTENSEN
Paul F. McKinsey Atty.
Howard Shaub Auctioneer 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
{2Vi Story Brick Home & 2 Car Brick Garage)
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
COINS & GUNS
THURSDAY, MAY 18
At 10:00
Located at 603 State Street, Lancaster, Pa
(off Harrisburg Ave. & Race Street).
2% Story 6 room & IVz bath brick semi-detached home.
Sep. brick 2 car garage. Lot size: 35’ frontage by 193’
depth more or less to middle of 20’ common alley in
rear of property. Property open for inspection: Sat’s.
May 6 or 13 from 1 till 3 or phone 392-4348. Real Estate
to be sold at 2; 00.
Gibson 2 dr. coppertone refrig., walnut desk
w/bookcase top, Gilbert mantle clock & oval vie. table,
2 blanket chests, brass dble. bed, Mahg. Perryola
upright player piano, player piano rolls, mahg. piano
roll cabinet. Oak, mahg., cedar, maple, wooden,
wicker, uph., & metal furniture. Iron, copper, tin,
wooden, & agate articles. Crocks & jugs Guns: 1850 C.
Sharps pistol, 32 Defender, L.C. Smith 20 ga. & 12 ga.
field grade dble. shotguns, Uitch 300 savage rifle
w/scope, Winchester 1886 40-82 lever action rifle,
Remm. 22 pump w/octagon barrel Rayo oil lamp,
Rohrers milk bottle. German, pink, pressed, & other
glassware & china. Household articles. 5Vz HP Johnson
boat motor. Hand & garden tools. Other misc. articles.
Coins: silver coins & American currency. Coins to be
sold at 2:30.
Sale by
MINNIE R. HENDRY, Estate
(Mrs. Walters. Hendry)
R./sa R DeHart and Commonwealth
*' nal Bank co-executors
Alfred C Aisparh Atty
Aispach & Ryder Aitys.
Howard Shauo Auctionee. 454 3541
and Roy C Probst 464-3 IV
breeder who fails to provide
sheep that are profitable to
the commercial man is in
serious trouble.”
The second Performance
Tested Ram Sale is spon
sored by the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
in cooperation with the
Pennsylvania State
University and the Penn
sylvania Sheep and Wool
Growers Association.
Food Served.
FARHERSVILLE AUCTION
wmimnm
6:00 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi. East of Brownstown,
Lancaster Co., PA.
10 pc. Mahogany dining room suite; crib, 22 rifle
(single shot); tools; cedar chest; waterfall bed; 9 pc.
breakfast set; pool table; large china closet; cedar
wardrobe; large utility cupboard; lazy boy; single
rinse tub; meat grinder; wicker rocker; sectional
bookcase; end tables; table lamps; luggage; Norge
gas refrigerator; built-in stove; Roper gas range;
Sunbeam sweeper; Frigidaire coppertone 30” elec,
range; school desks; side x side desk; rug; lots of
dishes; etc. etc.
We Sell on Commission.
call: JOHN), sun
(717)354-6095
PUBLIC AUCTION
350-400 FEEDER PIGS
SATURDAY, MAY 20
At 1:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Between Womelsdorf and
Myerstown along route 422, at Stouchsburg,
take Scharff Road south 1 mile to third farm on
left. Vz mile north of Sheridan Furnace. Marion
Township, Berks County, Penna.
30 - 60 POUND CHOICE FEEDER PIGS
HAMPSHIRE-YORK-DUROC CROSS
All Pigs are vaccinated for Erysipelas, castrated
young, wormed, tails crocked, sprayed for mange and
lice. All pigs were raised on tlus farm. No outside pigs
will be sold on this Auction.
Note Auction time 1:00 P.M.
Terms By
WALTER M. HORST
Newmanstown, R.D. #l, Pa.
215-589-2282
Auction Conducted By:
John E. & Paul E. Martin Auctioneers
717-733-3511 717-733-3305 Ephrata, Pa.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Throne Lumber Co. of New Park & Glen Rock,
Pa.
GIGANTIC SPRING HOUSE
CLEANING SALE
THURSDAY EVE. MAY 11
At 5:00 P.M.
(Rain Date Thurs. Eve., May 18)
Sale to be held on the old Cannery Grounds in
the village of New Park, York Co., Pa.
Lg selection of carpet bolt ends & remnants in shags,
plushes, textured & sculptured shags, etc.; good
selection of 6’ x 12’ vinyl floor covering remnants &
discontinued lines; lg. selection of interior & exterior
doors, some prehung; lot of weathered misc. lumber;
misc. storm doors & windows; parts bins & racks; odd
lots of plastic water pipe; rolls of heavy gauge wire
fence; misc. wood molding; prefinished cove; base &
stop molding; ceramic tile & accessories; wood in
terior shutters; Yorktowne vanities & tops; odds &
ends of paneling; skylight domes; alum, windows &
awnings; Stanley misc. hardware; closet rods &
sliding door tracks, etc.; 4 rolls of snow fence; Cla§Ji >
bam windows; lg. industrial fan; misc. valves; IgT
asst, of used heavy duty electric motors in 3,5,10, &15
HP sizes; new box heaters or chunk stoves; fire place
screens & spark guards; old office machines such as
adding machines, calculators & typewriters; asst, of
paints; misc. steel frame of old husking tower; asst, of
wall & base cabinets in many sizes; old lg. cannery
pump; 250 amp. electric welder; misc. new & used
tools and hardware; electric supplies; games; misc.
vet supplies; lawn & garden items & many, many
items too numerous to mention.
Auct. Note: This is only a brief listing of what you
will find in this sale. Carpenters, builders & do-it
yourself workers should not miss this sale. There is
something here for everyone.
19C4 White diesel Tandem axle truck tractor, low
mileage & complete engine overhaul; 1966 chev. cab &
chassis, 120 CA in. wheelbase, 26,000 GVW in good
running cond. This would make a good farm truck.
Terms: cash or approved check
THRONE LUMBER GO. & HARDWARE
New Park & Glen Rock, Pa.
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
Not responsible for accidents
Ref. by Friendly Willing Workers Clcss
Center Presbyterian Church
TRUCKS