142—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 30,1978
Nat . Farm Women’s Forum Nov. 28-30
MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
Farm and ranch women
from all over the country
will be meeting in
Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 28 to
30 for the National Farm
Women’s Forum. About
2,000 women are expected to
attend.
“Today’s Farm Woman:
The Vital Link” is the theme
for this year’s Forum
program, emphasizing the
contemporary farm
woman’s function as a
homemaker as well as a
“partner in agriculture.”
Included will be a program
on meats by “The Butcher”,
Merle Ellis of Tiburon,
Calif., who has a nationally
syndicated television show
and newspaper column;
“Dairy Delights for the
Holidays” by the American
Dairy Association of
Wisconsin; “Decorating on
the Rural Route” by interior
designer Gordon Cremers of
Minneapolis; and a sewing
with-knits program by
Stretch ‘N’ Sew.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE
SURPLUS PLUMBING,
CONSTRUCTION, &
. WELDING SUPPLIES
Location: 409-11 Orange St., Wilm., Del.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5
At 12:00 Noon
Electric rigid pipe machines, (cut-off, threading -
reamers, bending), pipe cleaning machine, (4) wren
ches, open & closed end wrenches, copper fittings, pipe
nipples, steel fittings, valves, hydraulic trench shore
ing, (24) metal access doors, (2) Miller welding
machines, coredrill w/bitts, drill press, scaffolding, lu
lift, 40' ladder, 14’ ladder, gas welding, pipe threaders
& cutters, pipe hangers, gas minifold, stainless steel
double sink, material stack bins, steel bins, and many
other related items...
Office Equipment: IBM Executive typewriter, (2) Bur
roughs adding machines, Olivetti calculator, copy
machine, file cabinets, etc...
(2) Ford Econoline vans, 1972 & 1974 m good condi
tion...
INSPECTION: From 9 A.M. Morning of Sale
Immediate Removal
RUDNICK & MATAS, Auctioneers
(302)658-7264
LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA! 1978
FEEDER CATTLE
SALE
6800 HEAD THIS FALL
STEERS & HEIFERS
STATE GRADED STATE SPONSORED
SCHEDULE -i
Thurs , Oct 5 Ipm 1800 head Growth Calves
Thurs, Oct 261 pm 1800 head 2nd Calf Sale
Thurs , Nov 91pm 1600 head Calves & Yearlings
All sales to be held at the New Lynchburg
Livestock Market, located 6 miles South of
Lynchburg, Va. on Rt 29 South across from
Cindy’s.
Dick EMis Association Sale Manager 804-237-5956
Esthmus Carson Jr Market Manager 804 237-5956
Home 804-846-3280
Sponsored by
LYNCHBURG
FEEDER CATTLE ASSOC.
& VIRGINIA BCA.
Write or call Reggie Reynolds
Va. BCA, Box 176, Daleville, Va.
Ph: 703-992-4009 Office,
703-992-2852 Home
for dates & information on all Va Sales
Three agricultural
headliners will “Face the
Nation’s Farm Women” on
Thursday, Nov. 30, ad
dressing the group briefly,
then responding to questions
from *he rural women.
Speakers will be USDA
Assistant Secretary Carol
Foreman; Ellen Haas,
Director, Consumer
Division, Community
Nutrition Institute in
Washington D.C.,' and Rep.
Tom Foley (unconfirmed),
Chairman of the House
Agriculture Committee.
“Ag Boosters Review”
will highlight farm women’s
successful projects
promoting agriculture and
farm products. A “Natural
Fibers and Hides” style
show will feature fashions
made fom pigsuede, wool,
cotton and leather.
“Cutting out the Mid
dleman” will be the subject
for a panel discussing direct
marketing of farm pro _^^s.
Panelists will be Sue Zim
merman, a beef producer
from Fond du, Lac, Wis.;
Marilyn Thompson, a
strawberry grower from
Bristol, Wis.; and Ed
Watkins, Extension
specialist from Washington,
D.C.
Dr. Dick Vilstrup,
professor of agricultural
economics at the University
of Wisconsin, Madison, will
conduct a seminar on how to
make the most of mem
bership in farm
organizations and
cooperatives.
An estate planning team
made up of an attorney, an
accountant and an insurance
man will suggest ways to
organize farm estates.
The Forum closing
session, “Sharing and
Caring Back Home” will
feature Dr. Gail Imig,
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
FARM EQUIPMENT
Robert B. Sipe Estate -
Strinestown, Pa.
FRIDAY EVENING OCT. 6,1978
SATURDAY MORNING OCT, 7,1978
Located: Strinestown, Pa. (York Co.) Off
Interstate #B3 at Exit 12, go north on old Rt.
#lll, to the far end of Strinestown, turn left,
Ist lane left.
FRI. EVE. OCT. 6,19784:30 P.M. SHARP
Selling farm related items found around the bam and
household furniture and antiques. There are many
items here so don’t miss us on Fri. evening or Sat.
SAT. OCT. 7,19789:00 A.M. SHARP
'Columbia Cook Stove w/water tank, crocks, jars,
jugs, knives, meat saw, plank bottom chairs, oak
furniture, dressers, stands, wash stand, end tables,
milk pails, clothes trees, cigar cutters, metal & wood
measurers, horse shoeing set, copper wash boiler,
dough tray, butter chum, kerosene lamps, slaw cutter,
Boston rockers, high chair, trunks, reed chairs,
blanket chest, library tables, picture frames, mantle
clock, cedar chest, rolling pin, butter paddles, art glass
hanging shade, Rayo light, flat irons, hanging light,
meat grinder, wooden spigots, sleigh bells, rope bed,
iron beds, old crib,'tin ware, iron pots, baskets, potty
stand, towel rack, wash boards, shoe lath, drop leaf
table, ice tongs, scales, Victrola case, small wooden
barrels, meat cleaver, wooden butter bowls, Victrola
case, small wooden barrels, meat cleaver, wooden
butter bowls, side board, H. Freed & Co. jug, York,
Pa., old calenders, sink bench, wine press, pitcher
pump, lanterns.
York Safe, upright freezer, breakfast set, gas stove,
G.E. refrigerator, sofa, living room furniture, electric
sewing machine, blankets, meat bench, rail road jack,
screw jacks, bam hinges, milk cans, kettle furnace,
wringer washer, milk bottles, laddies, rockers, air
compressor, Remington chain saw, straw cutter,
sausage presses, lard cans, hand water pump, milk
strainer, 12 gauge Remington pump gun, single shot
Itha lever action, single shot 22’s.
1971 Plymouth Fury w/air condition & automatic,
1952 John Deere B tractor w/hydraulic, J.D. 44 plow,
JD #8 mower. JD cylinder, Int. 25 blade disc,
cultipacker, trailer, 3 pt. 6 ft. blade, dump rake, hay
hook, walking culti., JD manure spreader, horse culti.,
walking plow, harness, horse collars, hog trough,
wagon seat, forks, 5 prong wooden forks, lumber,
wooden pulleys, traps, hand tools, ground scoop, buck
saw, wooden rake, lawn mowers.
Auctioneers Note: There are many more items of
interest and many antiques not mentioned. Be sure and
see us on Oct. 6th and 7th. Must register for #.
Auctioneer:
Blaine N. Rentzel
Emigsville, Pa.
Ph. 717-764-6412
assistant director,
-University of Kansas
Cooperative Extension
Service.
A new “Rural Talent
Review” will feature music
and entertainment by farm
wives, ranging from singing
to Hawaiian dancing to
clowning.
The WON “Noon Show”
with farm broadcaster Orion
Samuelson will originate live
from the Forum on Nov. 28.
Entertainment at the
Forum Banquet on Nov. 29,
will be by The Silo Singers
from East Lansing, Mich.
Forum registration is $3O
per person for the three
day’s activities, or $l5 for a
single day.
For further information
one can contact Farm Wife
News, 733 N. Van Buren,
Milwaukee WI 53202, or
phone 414-272-5410.
4:30 P.M
9:00 A.M.
Estate
ROBERT B. SIRE
R.D. 2 Manchester, Pa.
Executors:
Robert R. Sipe - 266-1268
Theda M. Conley - 266-1221
SPECIAL
CATTLE SALE
Held at Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
FRIDAY EVE., OCT. 20
7:00 P.M.
' Steers - Heifers & Bulls, Approx. 600 head sell. All
weights & breeds.
Contact: L. Robert Frame, Manager
717-442-41dl 768-8204
Home 215-458-5060
Truck service available local and long distance.
PUBLIC jfrajk
SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
GUNS AND TOOLS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21
AT 10:00 A.M.
REAL ESTATE AT 2:00 P.M.
Located along Route 340, 3 miles East of In
tercourse, - 3 miles West of White Horse, in
Salisbury Twp.,lancaster County, Pa.
LOT 115 ft. along 340, 400 ft. deep, 290 ft. in back,
more or less.
m STORY STONE VENEER AND CONCRETE
BLOCK DWELLING; 1 car garage attached; kitchen
and built in cabinets; double sink; 3 rooms wall to wall
carpet; full bath win linen closet; enclosed porch; on
first floor; 2 rooms and large hall, wall to wall carpet,
full bath; on second floor, basement with workshop;
family room with fireplace, indirect lighting; concrete
and tile floor; french dram; sink; well with pressure
system. Oil fired hot water heat with summer and
winter hookup; outside entrance; storm windows and
floors. Open for Inspection of Property September 30,
and October 7, 1978 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. or call
768-8117 for appointment. 10% down day of sale. Im
mediate possession upon settlement on or before
November 21,1978.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
9 piece dining room suite; 4 piece waterfall bedroom
suite; double and single box springs and mattresses;
kneehole desk; sofa bed and chairs; APPLIANCES: 3
air conditioners, 10,000, 6,000, 4,000 8.T.U.; Hotpoint
refrigerator with freezer, coppertone; Marquette elec
tric four burner with oven and warmer; Frigidaire
refrigerator with freezer top; Caloric 6 burner double
oven gas stove in good condition; Haverly 17 cubic ft.
freezer; electric adding machine; 26 in 2 way fan;
Granny rocker; metal cabmet; steamer trunk; studio
couch; folding table; TV and stand; chest of drawers;
night stand and dresser; chairs; two roll away cots;
plants and stands; carpet; electric base board heater;
typewriter and table.
Echo 302 - 17 in. chain saw; Yard-man Lawn Boy 7
h.p. tractor; Green Star tiller; lawn sweeper and
roller; 2 rubber tire wheelbarrows; Skill saw; Vt” elec
tric grinder; 3/8” drill and bits; jig saw; lazy susan
holders; oak tool box with small drawers; motors;
braising equipment; 2 electric sanders; vise; exten
sion cords; clamps; paints; and a lot of hand and
garden tools.
Martyrs Mirror; old family Bible with Apocrypha;
Flavius Josephus book; old doctor’s book; en
cyclopedia; and others.
SPORTING GOODS
12 gauge Ithaca pump, with deer slayer barrow;
Remington Sportsman 4812 gauge automatic; 22 semi
automatic; deer heads and boards; geese and duck
calls; clothing; gas lights; sleeping bags with air mat
tresses; walkie talkies.
GLASSWARE
Carnival glass; sterling amber dish; cups and
saucers; press glass; cake stand; tear gtand; crocks;
cream and sugar; vegetale dishes; cooking utensils;
deep fryer; Presto cooker; electric fry mg pan; electric
knife; old seamless linen two bushel bags; electric
football game and games and puzzles; spotlight; tape
player and speakers; extension table; 4 oak chairs;
fireplace screen; iron kettle; Christmas decorations;
floor and table lights; new clothing; old wooden folding
chairs and cot; card table and chairs; and’many other
articles too numerous to mention.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Tools and Yard Equipment
will be sold first
Wentz & Wentz, Atty.
Auctioneers:
Robert E. Martin 656-7770
Frank L. Steller 656-8195
Lunch by the Helping Hands Sunday School Class of
Ridgeview Mennonite Church
TOOLS
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Terms by
LENA R. LAPP