132—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 9,1978
AFBF
secretary
urges
spending
limitations
TOPEKA, Kans.-A lot of
politicians got the tax and
spending limitation message
in the November 7 election,
and now it is up to the
citizens to make sure they
don’t forget it, Richard W.
Owens said here this week.
Owens, chief ad
ministrator and secretary of
the American Farm Bureau
Federation, spoke at the
annual meeting of the
Kansas Farm Bureau.
“A wave of conservatism
is sweeping the country,”
Owens said, pointing out that
voters in 14 states con
sidered some type of tax and
spending limitation similar
to California’s Proposition 13
in the recent general elec
tion. In ten of those states,
voters approved those
measures by healthy
margins, he added.
Despite the trend toward
conservatism, Owens
warned that politicians
continue to advance in
compatible political
solutions for economic
problems.
Owens cited the recently
passed federal income tax
cut which will be wiped out
by the previously hiked
social security tax as an
example of a political
solution to an economic
problem.
“Another example,” he
added, “is the Humphrey-
Hawkins ‘full employment’
bill which could become
dangerously inflationary.”
Owens also warned that
PUBLIC SALE
34 ACRE FARM,
FARM EQUIPMENT, ETC.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
10:30 A.M.
On the premises in Little Kutztown, Jackson
Township (near Fire House), Lebanon County,
Route 645, North of Myerstown.
Frame house has modem kitchen, dining area has
bnck walls, 2 other rooms and out kitchen on first floor.
2 bedrooms with closets and bath room on second floor.
All rooms but one have wall to wall carpet. Oil fired
baseboard heat (2 years old). Water is supplied by a
never failing spring which also feeds a nice pond on
premises.
Bank bam appr. 36x54,2 chicken houses, milk house,
spring house, etc. Roofs are in good condition.
Open House - Saturdays, December 2 and 9,
from 12 to 4 P.M.
Oliver §4 crawler loader, Hupmobile running gear
with motor, tar buggy, Oliver 77 row crop with
hydraulic system, loader, plow, 2 row com planter,
semi mounted rake, 7 foot mower, John Deere L.A.
cultivator and plow, steel wheeled garden tractor, New
Holland baler, Smoker elevator, cultipacker, 2 rubber
tired wagons, Brady chopper, cylinder com sheller, 2 -
1 hole shellers, Hahn Eclipse L.T.D. 500 riding mower,
large rototiller, potato plows, 1 horse cultivator,
wheelbarrow, railroad jack, 225 amp Lincoln welder,
Agway rocket fence controller, pneumatic glass lined
water tank (new), coke soda cabinet, old heatrola,
Duotherm oil heater, porch rockers, double door utility
cabinet, base cabinet, assorted electric motors, belt
sander, 7 mch Craftsman saw, electric drill, asst, tires
and runs, used bnck and block, etc.
SALE TIME —10:30. REAL ESTATE 2 P.M.
Conditions by;
MARY JANE GETTLE
MELVIN GETTLE, SR.
Attorney -
Brightbill of Siegrist, Koller & Brightbill
Auct. - G. Harvey Weik
Clerks - Hoover & Ogurcak
LUNCH AVAILABLE
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Sale reports
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A Public Sale was held
December 1 and December 2
for Cyril and Isabelle Light,
% mile from Conewago
Bridge in York Co., Pa.
Personal Property sold as
follows: Set of 32 Sleigh Bells
$175, Leaded Glass Frame
$43, Leaded Glass Windows
$36, Tin Toys-Carrousel $4O,
Horse & Wagon Toy $75,
Walking Sam Toy $l5, Tin
Donkey $10.50, See-saw Toy
$l9, Wooden Bank $lO, Toy
Kitchen Cabinet $23, Butcher
Kettle $24, Dinner Bell $lOO,
Oak Table & Chairs $3OO,
Plank Bottom Chair $9O,
Brass Desk Set $3O, N.H. #36
Chopper $360, Wagon $145,
Com Picker $330 and Horse
Plow $26.
proposed national health
insurance and further at
tempts at so-called labor law
reform could fan the flames
of inflation.
The best weapon in the
battle against inflation is a
constitutional limitation on
federal spending, including a
formula to reduce and retire
the national debt, Owens
concluded.
Auctioneers were Col. Deb
Lombardo and Col. Guy
Lombardo.
A Public Auction of an
tiques and collectibles was
held November 29 at the
southern Manheim Town
ship Fireball, Fruitville Pike
& Orchard Sts., Lancaster,
Pa.
Items sold included: 1905
Collection of Baseball Cards
$422, 2 Cheese Cutter Doll
Rockers $5O, Pack of
Stereoscope Picture Cards
$2l, Depression Pitcher $65,
MINI ACRES
IST PUREBRED YORKSHIRE
PRODUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
At 1:00 P.M.
AT LEBANON FAIR GROUNDS
CORNWALL & EVERGREEN RDS., IVt miles
South of LEBANON, PA.
SELLING
60-HEAD-60
BRED GILTS OPEN GILTS—SERVICE BOARS
Good bloodlines being offered.
Attending this sale will be worth your while.
FREE LUNCH
AUCTIONEER:
Our dear friend RALPH W. 2ETTLEMOYER
AYC FIELD MAN:
Our INDIANA GOOD GUY - DAVE WALTERS
RINGMEN:
HENRY GRUBER (Y'all know Henry)
RUSSEL HENRY (Y’all know Russ)
Mail For Catalog To:
EDWARD H. OSWALD
R.D. #2, Box 396
Slatington, Pa. 18080
Tele.-(215) 767-4789
Sale Barn - (717) 274-9953
China Vase $27.50 and 2
Desks $4O & $45, also Plat
form Rocker $65.
John H. Cooper was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of 2 parcels
of real estate was held
December 2 by Martin and
Mary Kilmer, VA miles
south of Bowmansville,
Lane. Co., Pa.
The 43 acre farm, in
cluding a 2 story frame
dwelling and bank barn was
sold for $131,000 and was
purchased by Menno Shirk,
R.D.I, Narvon, Pa.
Also sold was a 2 story
frame house located on a 1
acre lot and owned by
Emma Kilmer. It was
purchased for $38,400 by
Amos Newswanger, R.D.I,
Narvon.
Auctioneers were Leßoy
S. Horst and Paul W. Horst.
A Public Auction of fur
niture and glass was held
November 30 at the Hat &
Gavel Auction Co., 1 mile
north of Lititz, Pa. for the
estate of Minnie
Nunemacher of Manheim,
Pa.
Prices received were:
Waterbury Wall Clock $270,
Oak China Closet $360,
Modem Hutch $l5O, old
Market Basket $102.50,
Nippon Dish $4l, Mocha
Bitters Crock $37.50 and
Brass Bucket $57.50.
Wilbur Hosier was the
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1878
In Farmersville, 3 mi. East of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., PA.
NEW FURNITURE
Platform rockers; sofa beds; hand painted mirrors;
box springs, mattresses.
USED FURNITURE
Ashley wood burning stove; bottled gas space
heater; bottled gas wall heater; bedroom suite;
dishes; small items; etc. etc.
We Sell on Commission.
g 717-354-5095
S Consignments being accepted for our
Annual New Years Day Antique Sale - 9 A.M.
PUBLIC
FARM
SALE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14
Starting Time 10:00 A.M.
To be held at the Jonas Miller farm located
near Erdley’s Church about midway between
Kreamer and New Berlin, Pa., Snyder Co.
I.
SgV SELLING
m gH VALUABLE
modern farm
fj W MACHINERY
IH 706 Diesel tractor; JD 2010 Diesel tractor; Ford
801 Select-a-Speed tractor with manure loader; Oliver
4-16 trailer plow; JD 3-16 3 pt. plow; 3-12 trailer plow;
11 ft. disc harrow; 3 section spike tooth harrow; 9 ft.
Gehl mower conditioner; hay tedder; Farmhand wheel
rake; NH Super 78 baler; Zimmerman 28 ft. bale and
grain elevator with motor; 24 ft. smgle chain bale
elevator with motor; 16 ft. 4 in. auger; NH 33 crop
chopper; JD No. 60H forage blower with pipe; NH 616
harvester with com and pickup heads; NH No. 7 forage
wagon; 2 bale wagons; gravity bin wagon; 2 wheel
tractor with auger; IH 76 pull type 7 ft. combine; Bush
Hog rotary cutter, JD 1 row com picker; 2 row 3 pt.
com planter; Ontario 13-7 disc drill; NI manure
spreader; NI 3 pt. fertilizer spreader; 2 wheel trailer;
feed cart; cattle dehomer; cow clipper; electric
fencer; plus other farm related items.
FARM PRODUCE
Timothy hay; alfalfa hay; ear com; oats; barley.
2 Wood and Coal Heating Stoves
1 Superflame Oil Heater
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE
Selling are 20 Holstein dairy cattle in various stages
of lactation. Offering good size, body strength and pro
duction. Health charts will be given with each animal.
Pregnancy check where applies.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
300 gal. Solar milk minder bulk tank; Surge vacuum
pump; 3 Surge units; stainless steel wash vat;
stainless steel strainer and bucket; 52 gal. electric
water heater.
SALE ORDER—10:00 A.M. FARM RELATED
ITEMS, MACHINERY, HAY AND GRAIN
1:00 P.M. DAIRY EQUIPMENT, CATTLE
My 80 Acre Dairy or Beef Farm Will Be For Sale Soon.
Terms: CASH Lunch
MR. & MRS. JONAS N. MILLER
Owners
R.D. 2, Middle burg, Pa.
EARL EASH, Auctioneer
New Berlin, Pa.
717-966-2569
Auctioneer with Harold K,
Galebach, Partner.
A Public Sale was held
December 1 by Leroy S. and
Amelia M. Yoder, 4 miles
northeast of Mifflintown, Pa.
A large Amish crowd at
tended the sale.
Among the Belgian Horses
sold were a 3 year old Filly
for $1675 and an 11 year old
Mare for $l4OO.
The Holstein cows ranged
m price from $lOOO to $1325
and Ist calf heifers sold from
$9OO to $lOlO.
Long Bros,
auctioneers
6:00 P.M.
can: JOHN J. RUTT
were the