CONSIGNMENT
m HORSE SAIE
SATURDAY, JULY 29,1978
ll:OOA.M. Sharp
Tack Sold at 10:00 A.M.
Horses Hitched at9:oo A.M.
KEISTER’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Route 522, 3 miles East of Middleburg
5 miles West of Selinsgrove
One load Canadian draft horses by Ken Pierce
One load of standardbred carnage & buggy horses
For Information Call
717-922-1490 or 717-837-2222
KEISTER’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Rt. 522 - RD 3, Middleburg, Pa.
Owners,
DON & WALT KEISTER
Larry Long, Auctioneer
Terms: Cash. Trucking Available.
Restaurant Open.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF 6y 2 ACRE REAL ESTATE
THURSDAY EVE., AUGUST 3
At 7 P.M.
Located along Turtle Hill Road & Snyder
Road, (near Brownstown Vo-Tech School) West
Earl Township, Lancaster Co., Pa. (formerly
Henry Martin residence).
6V2 Acres (more or less)
2V2 Story Aluminum Sided Dwelling
4 bedrooms and full bath on second floor. 5 rooms on
first floor. Kitchen with built-in cabinets, oil fired hot
water heat. Cement Block Barn Frame Chicken
House
This property is located in a beautiful country set
ting! Many shade trees. Conestoga Creek nearby. Also
near Vo-Tech School.
Open House: Saturdays, July 22 and July 29 from 12
noon to 4 p.m. or for information or inspection call 215-
267-2606. Sale at 7 p.m. "
Terms by
ERNEST SHIRK
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
Timothy G. Horst, Auct.
859-1331
Wentz & Wentz, Attys.
Discontinuing Business After 30 Years!
PUBLIC AUCTION
BRICK & MASONRY
CONTRACTORS’ EQUIPMENT
MONDAY, JULY 31
Atll:3oA.M.
Location: Turn off of Rt. 41, onto Rt. 372 west
to stop, left past church, first lane on right to
farm, Chester County, Atglen, Pa.
Case “model 584” fork lift w/28’ raise; General 3-
axle tag-a-long trailer; 2 Int. “1600”, 1962 & 1967 stake
body trucks w/14’ bodies; Lowell tractor w/dual
wheels, 40’ lift; 17 Muller mortar mixers, trailer type;
7 portable nigh-lift buggies; 2 concrete power buggies;
Master 40” powertrol trowel; Sears 3,000 watt portable
alternator; Lincoln 115 volt, 30 watt portable welder;
acetylene outfit; Ramset power gun; 15 Target
masonry saws; 6 brick carts; 25 wheel barrows; plat
form elevator 25’ high w/Ford Ind. engine; brick bug
gies; 100’ high platform elevator; Dur-Q-Wall 10,000’ of
reinforcements, all lengths; 1,400 pieces of iron scaf
fold & side brackets; 100 leveling scaffold jacks; wash
down scaffold; Muller portable concrete pumps;
Mulkie 40’ elevator; 4 Side-A-Matic elevators; 2 swivel
stone setters; 2 West brick buggies; 3 field office
trailers, stationary stone setter, & extra parts and
miscellaneous not listed
The following equipment from the Reading estate of
Yardley: 1973, G M C 18 ton, 10 wheeler, tandem axle,
Detroit dsl. engine dump truck, s/nTJV73D579298;
Barber Green “SA-40” paver, s/n 213, 1949, Gabon
“303” grader, s/n MD25024; spreader box, also desk,
adding machine, check writer, filing cabinets, Lincoln
welder, battery charger, shovels, rakes, and tire rims
By the Order of-
GROFF & GROFF
215-593-6713
Whitford Sales Company
L. Robert Frame, Auct
P.O. Box 98 Uwchland
Eagle, Pa. 19480
215-458-5060
Dauphin County DHIA
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Charles F. Miller
Charles F. Miller
Bryncoed Farm
Charles F Miller
Stanley Wilt
Charles F Miller
Homer Campbell
Walter Schaffer
Boyd Dunpsey
Henry Keiter
Harvey Schroll
Bryncoed Farm
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John Hertzler
Jenny
Maggie
Tern
Bette
Lucille
Lotus
Bonita
Carla
Beulah
Betts
Conewago Farms
Mane
Pnlly
Boots
Rowena
BLAIR COUNTY
HOLSTEIN
CLUB SALE
JULY 28,1978
7:00 P.M.
Held at the Dairy Barn at Morrison Cove
Memorial Park, Martinsburg, PA.
55 Registered - 3 Grades
Sires: Elevation, Astronaut, Ivanhoe Star, Glendall
Airhnda Chief, Gay Ideal, Apollo, Conductor, and
many other very good sires
Dams with records -17 dams 20,000 M & up, 20 dams
19,999 M -15,D00M, 14 dams 14,999 & down.
Looking for Production, Don’t Miss this Sale
Selectors
GEORGE BRIDENBAUGH
DAVE BURKET
MILTON CORLE
Sale Manager - Fred England
Auctioneer - Merle Mishler
Pedigree - Fred Naugle
MACHINERY AT
PUBLIC SALE
WED. EVE. AUGUST 2
Located in Perry Valley, 5 mi. West of Liver
pool, 8 mi. East of Millerstown, direction signs
just East of Millerstown along old Rt. 22 and at
Liverpool on Rt. 17.
Mmneapohs-Moline 2890 12 ft. self-propelled com
bine, excellent cond.; AC 60, 5 ft pull type combine
w/bm; Farmall M , jut overhauled: AC WD tractor
w/AC #33 mounted 2 row com picker; Farmall H,
needs overhauled; cultivators for H or M; NH 65 PTO
baler, no thrower, good cond ; NH 9 ft haybme; Mc-
Cormick trail 3-16, 3 pt. trip back plows; field sprayer
w/200 gal plastic tank; 20 ft 4 in. auger elevator; trac
tor com sheller, 28 in cylinder; 2 portable “tube”
grain dryers; 10 ft single cultipacker, 1949, 1 ton
Chevy dump truck, farm use only; 2 bottom trail
plows; NII2 A tractor spreader, 3 section harrow; sm
seed cleaner w/elec motor; 2 heavy duty cable reel
carts, could be used for dump trailers, set of platform
scales, 7 in table saw; wooden frame saw buck, metal
pick-up tool box; metal 10 hole chicken nest, sev
chicken crates, 2 bath tubs, other items not listed
PLEASE NOTE - BE ON TIME, NO SMALL ITEMS
TERMS - CASH OR GOOD CHECK.
Lyter & Son, Clerks
Long Bros., Aucts.
34 4
82 4
25 6
36.2
100 0
84 1
28 1
120 6
33 2
85 4
22.8
37.8
889
54.8
35 8
100.0
34 9
87.4
83.6
33.4
79.4
40.0
89.6
31.1
34.5
31.3
92 7
33.6
65.5
27.0
41.3
12,479
10,309
9,499
3-5
3-1
2-2
7-9 19,829
74 14,117
5-6 13,022
54 14,518
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7:30 P.M
Owner
DARVIN BROOKHART
Allis-Chalmers
wins two at Buck
1.40
1.36
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THE BUCK - Two Allis -
Chalmers Model 180 tractors
and an A-C D-21 showed their
power at the Buck Tractor
pulls last week. The A-C D
-21, driven by Marlin
Brubaker of Quarryville,
won the 7000 pound super
stock class, while the two 180
models took the first two
places in the 5000 pound
super stock class. Dale
Smoker of Cochranville
piloted the winning tractor
for a full pull of 300 feet,
edging runner-up Jim
Brubaker of Quarryville by a
distance of just over six feet
Rounding out the 5000
pound super stock class was
Coleman Wheatley of Bethel,
Del., who drove his John
Deere 4010 for 285 feet, eight
inches.
1.33
1.32
1.31
1.29
3.8 1.27
120
1.17
1.08
700
512
528
5.6
5.0
5.6
In the 7000 pound super
stock class, Brubaker’s D-21
outperformed Tony Stauf
fer’s Deutz 9006 and Don
Thomas’ John Deere 4020.
Stauffer, who hails from
Ephrata, drove his machine
for 267-9, while Thomas,
from Boonesboro, Md., was
stopped at 266-6.
In the 7000 pound modified
class, Curt Stoltz of Myer
stown registred a full pull.
Placing second was Greg
Manners of Rmgoes, N.J.
and Dick Zimmerman of Mt.
Joy was third. Their
708
578
544
604
3.6
4.1
4.2
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NEWARK, Del. - Direct
farmer-to-consumer mark
eting is receivmg more and
more interest in many areas.
In looking for ways to keep
down food costs, both
producers and consumers
are discovering the ad
vantages of direct
marketing Roadside stands,
pick-your-own operations,
and farmers’ markets all
enable farmers to receive
higher prices for their
produce while allowing
consumers to buy fresher
produce at lower than retail
prices.
While there are already
numerous pick-your-own
operations and roadside
stands in Delaware, there
are few farmers’ markets -
especially farmers’ markets
which sell nothing but
ESTATE COIN
AUCTION
BEL AIR AUCTION GALLERIES INC.
13 Ellendale Street
Bel Air, Maryland
(Off Md. Rt. 1 Business & Md. Rt. 24)
SATURDAY, JULY 29
At 7:00 P.M.
Over 800 lots - Over 300 rolls of Wheat pennies, Steel
pennies, Buffalo Nickels 35-37, sets of Jefferson 39-64
nickels, large cents, Indian, 1909 YDS Lincoln cents,
silver 3 cent pc 1851, Calif gold token 2-1852; 1-1854;
1-855, Barber & Liberty dunes, standing Liberty
quarters sets 1925 thru 1930, set Washington quarters,
Barber halfs -1914,1917 -1947 D Liberty Walking halves
sets, sets 1948-1963 D Franklin halves, sets 1878 s & other
silver dollars, V nickels, proof sets, UNC mint sets 68
thru 71, 1973 mint set, gold tokens 1853-1856-1857-1859,
Canadian proof sets, foreign corns, wood tokens,
several lots consist of 10 to 20 coins.
For More Information Call 838-3000.
WILLIAM H. AMOSS, AUCTIONEER
Complete Auction & Appraisal Service
2037 Pleasantviile Rd , Fallston, Md
877-7005
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 22,1978
Del . farmers
market considered
respective distances were
298-5 and 294-5
The sled stopped Eddie
Herman of Frederick, Md. at
297 feet in the 9000 pound
super stock class. He was
aboard an IH 1466. Tony
Stauffer was second with his
Deutz, pulling for a disance
of 273-5. The third position
was taken by Don Thomas at
272-2.
In the 9000 pound open
category, Galen Spickler of
Elizabethtown charged for a
full pull with his Allison
powered machine. Two 440
cubic mch Dodge engines
brought Greg Manners of
Rmgoes to 293-8 and a second
place. Elwood Flowers of
Manheim was third at 289-7
with his 454 Chevy.
Gary Mills of Fallston,
Md. was the winner in the
5000 pound modified class,
keeping the sled m tow for
2704. Gene Spickler of
Elizabethtown placed
second at 267-i and Charles
Brommer of Columbia was
third at 258-11.
In the 12,000 pound class,
Harry Gnest of Coatesville
piloted his IH 1456 for a
winning distance of 271-1.
Galen Spickler and his
Allison were second at 266-8
and Don Thomas skidded in
for a third place aboard his
John Deere.
produce. University of
Delaware direct marketing
assistant Mary Deckers
feels that such a fanners’
market could lend a country
atmosphere - and perhaps
even provide a novel form of
recreation - to some
suburban location in the
state.
The Cooperative Ex
tension Service at the
University of Delaware is
conducting a feasibility
study on the possibility of
establishing an open-air
fanners’ market for the 1979
season. Growers who are
interested in the project or
who desire more information
should contact Mary
Deckers at 230 Agricultural
Hall, University of
Delaware, Newark, 19711, or
phone 302-738-2511.
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