Tree seedlings
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dogwood is a small tree with
woods will also be offered for a height of 25 to 30 feet when
sale. it is ' full grown. It will
The white flowering produce a whiteilower in the
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT, HAY
STRAW, CORN, SOME ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Location: 4 miles west of Millersville, 2 miles
West of Ament's Store, near the corner of
Anchor and Prospect roads, Manor Twp., Lane.,
Co., Pa.
J.D. 520 TRACTOR P.S., Liveshaft, 3 pt; J.D. 60
TRACTOR Live-shaft 3 pt; (2) J.D. 3 pt. Plows, 14” 3-
bottom and 2 bottom 3 pt. 16”; J.D. Cultivator; J.D.
No. 5 7 foot mower; J.D. Model “L” ground driven
spreader; J.D. #3O loader; (2) Grove wagons on rub
ber; (2) McCurdy gravity bins, (1) w/running gear; 1
P.R. International corn picker; Int. 5 Bar No. 15 rake;
I.H. cylinder com shelter; N.H. No. 69 Baler; N.I.
Transplanter (1) row; McCormick Deering grain drill
13-7 double disc; Int. 2 row pull-type com planter;
McCormick 28 disc harrow; 60 tooth peg harrow; 8 ft.
cultipacker; Smoker 24 ft. elevator; Cardinal 24 foot
elevator; Little Genius 2-14” plow; Cunningham
Crimper; J.D. 24 Disc harrow; 3 sets tobacco ladders,
2-18 ft, 1-22 ft '; Tongue for Surrey wagon; 1 ton chain
block; like new electric brooder; 800 bushel plywood
grain bin flow groove floor; 10,000 tobacco lath; tobac
co shears (2); tobacco sizing boxes; hoards & doors;
antique curiosity stool.
URGE NICE COPPER KETTLE
Enterprise 32 meat grinder; Enterprise lard press;
crocks; apple butter stirrer; numerous other items.
BUSHEL EAR CORN
Approx. 12 Ton Ist and 3rd catting Alfalfa Hay; 20
Ton Timothy Hay; 10 Ton Wheat & Barley Straw.
Sale by,
DAVIS H. SANGREY
R#l, Washington Boro,
Pa.
Aucts.
Carl Oilier
J. Everett Kreider
GOOD LUNCH AVAILABLE
PUBLIC SALE
OF TRUCKS, CARS, MARY
CARTER PAINT, ARMSTRONG
VINYL FLOORING, ALL KINDS
OF HAND & POWER TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TWOUAYS
THURS. FEBRUARY 15
At 10:00 A,M.
SAT. FEBRUARY 17
J At 10:00 A.M.
Loc. at 2922 Willow Street Pike, village of
Willow Street, along North Rt. 272, near Tiny's
Thunder Bird Gas Station.
ARTICLES TO BE SOLD ON THURS. FEB. 15:
Mary Carter paint, hand tools & misc. small articles.
ARTICLESITO BE SOLD ON SAT. FEB. 17: Titcks,
cars, power & hand tools, paint & misc. articles.
TRUCKS: 1971 Ford % ton pickup & 1965 Ford % ton
pickup.
CARS: 1971 Ford LTDstation wagon & 1965 Rambler
station wagon. Craftsman 12” radial arm table saw.
Craftsman miter saw, Craftsman power screwdriver,
skill saw, McCullough min. #6 chain saw, Graco air
powerless paint sprayer, Graco pump, Graco high
press wash, unit, Warner Lectric wall paper steamer,
Temco 100,000 BTU gas heater, & other misc. power
tools. Alum. & wooden ext. & step ladders, cement,
drywall & paper hanging tools. All lands of Mary
Carter paints, stains, varnish, thinners, & other paints.
Roof & driveway sealers. Paint mixers & shakers.
Rollsof Armstrong vinyl flooring. Alum.: storm
windows & doors & siding. Misc. lumber. All kinds of
hand & garden tools. Misc. hardware. Oak & other
furniture & misc. household article. Other misc. ar
ticles not listed.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS ACCEPTED
Food Served.
Sale By
MR. & MRS. JAMES D. ROEHM
Howard Shaub Auctioneer
464-3541
and Roy C. Probst
464-3190
12:00 Noon
Spring, and. red berries in
the Autumn. It is excellent to
plant as an ornamental.
For those who want a
large, long-hved tree that is
desirable both for lumber
and shade, there is-the sugar
maple. Its foliage turns
bright scarlet to orange in
the Autumn. The tree can
also be tapped for
maple syrup.
Ihe red oak is a large, fast
growing tree_ which will
reach a height of 80 feet. The
foliage on this tree will turn
a dark red in the Autumn
and the oak is also known as
a prolific acorn producer.
Reaching a maximum
height of 25 feet, the
European .white birch is an
ornamental, hardy shade
tree noted for its bright
PUBLIC SALE
OF 17 ACRE FARM &
Ephrata, Pa.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
At 2 P.M.
Located along Rothsville Road just off Rt 272
between Ephrata and Akron, Ephrata Town
ship, PA.
17 ACRES (More or Less)
2/4 Story Brick Dwelling
containing 4 bedrooms, full bath, kitchen, living room,
dining room and utility-laundry room. Large fireplace.
Built-in comer cupboard.
Large Bank Barn
equipped for dairy. 20 stanchions, 3 loafing stables.
Block milk house.
Tobacco Shed, Corn Barn
Streams and Meadow
Excellent for horse or dairy farm. Located near
metropolitan area with many other future possibilities.
Municipal sewer lines on property. Zoned Highway
Commercial. Access to Reading Railroad.
600 feet (more or less) road frontage.
Open House Saturday, February 10, 1979 and
Saturday, February 17,1979 from 12 Noon - 4 P.M. or
- call auctioneer for information. *
Real Estate at 2 P.M.
Terms by:
JONAS M. WEAVER
PHEBEL. WEAVER
158 Meadow Valley Road
Ephrata, Pa. 17522
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
859-1331
Michael Kane, Atty.
PUBLIC SALE
CATTLE, MILKING EQUIP.
& FARM EQUIP.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15
At 11:00 A.M.
Located 3 mi. east of Gilbertsvilie, V?. mile off
Rt. 73 along New Hanover Rd„ Montgomery
Co.. Pa.
15 Holstein Heifers breeding age or bred, 1 Holstein
Bull, 2 Holstein & Sinunental Cross' Bulls (900 lbs.),
approx. 12 tons orchard grass hay, 500 gal. stainless
steel Esco Milk tank (good cond.), 4 Surge milker ,
units, stainless steel strainers & buckets, double rinse
tubs, #76 De-Laval Milker pump w/motor, metal feed
cart.
J.D. #7O gas tractor, Ford 960 row crop tractor, ML 3
bottom J.D. trip plow, J.D. 12’ disc, J.D. 10’
cultimulcher, J.D. #4O spreader, J.D. #8 W mower, 2
gravity flow bin wagons (like new), N.H. #6 forage
wagon, Mayrath 32’ bale elevator, David Bradley
wagon, M.C. Drill (needs work), N.H. #6ll Harvester,
J.D. auger blower, 49’ little Giant bale elevator, 18’
bale wagon, 8’ J.D. #4O self propelled combine, N.H. #56
hay rake, J.D. 14 T baler w/thrower, 20 stanchions
w/pipe, 3h p motor, 50’ belt, hand grass seeder,<loo ft.
elec, cord, grindstone, 2 row com picker (as is), I.H. 2
row com planter (pull type), 3 J.D. cylinders, 3 fence
chargers, 10 gal. of Lasso spray, dehomer, 300 iron
fence posts, forks, shovels, chains & other small items.
Terms By: 1
MAURICE & ROSE MARIE HAYES J
Elton & Alvin Horning, Auctioneers I
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC. I
Main Street '
Morgantown, Pa. I
215-286-5183
green foliage and white
bark. It does well in poor
soils.
And there is the black
walnut that grows best in
deep, well drained soil. It
will reach a height of 100 feet
with a crown of 30 feet. It
produces edible nuts sin
addition to being a highly
valuable tree for veneer and
furniture.
There is an order blank for
ordering trees enclosed with
this article. Included below
the name of the trees are the
approximate size, in inches,
of the seedlings when they
are purchased. These order
blanks may be cut out and
sent-to the address of the
Lancaster County Con
servation District, as listed
above.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 10,1979
Grange holds
dinner meeting
LANCASTER - The
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange No. 71 held their
annual dinner meeting on
January 20, at Robert Fulton
Inn, Lancaster.
Master Jesse Wood con
ducted the business meeting.
Charles McSparran installed
three officers. Assistant
Steward, Arba Henry,
Finance Committee Shirley
Galebreatb, and Executive
Committee, Edward Zug.
Dorothy Stauffer is
chairman of the Tour
Committee for the National
Grange when it comes to
Lancaster on November 12
to 20. Ruth Ann Wood is in
charge of all the flowers for
the National Grange Session.
Grange members voted
favorably for the following
resolutions:
1. Whereas, Federal law
states that contractors
working on projects, wholly
or partially' funded by
federal funds, shall pay
union scale wages, thereby
adding thousands of dollars
to the cost of such projects.
And whereas, many local
contractors refuse to bid on
such projects, thereby
narrowing the number of
bids to a very few who in
turn bid a much higher
figure than they could,
knowing there would be little
or no competition. Be it
resolved. That Lancaster
County Pomona Grange No.
71, meeting in regular
session, ask for the repeal of
this law.
2. Whereas, Deficit
spending by the Federal
Government is the largest
cause of inflation, And
whereas. Inflation is one of
our nations biggest
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
At 10:00 A.M.
Located 2Vz miles North of junctions Route 10
and Route 30, along Route 10 at bottom of State
Hill, or 9 miles East of intercourse. At Compass
take Route 10 South Vz mile to farm. Watch for
sale signs.
FARM EQUIPMENT
International 656 Diesel Tractor with half cab, Oliver
77 Gas Tractor, 3-Bottom John Deere 16” Plow, Oliver
10’ Transport Disk Harrow, John Deere Offset Tran
sport Disk, Rear Unloading Manure Spreader with
PTO, 30’ Smoker Elevator, New Holland 273 Baler,
good condition, 9’ New Holland Haybine No. 479, like
New, New Holland 450 Sickle Mower with 3-pt. hitch, 2
Flatbed Wagons on rubber, Farmhand Wheel Rake, 4-
Section Harrow, 3-Section Harrow, 13-Disk Ontario
Grain Drill, John Deere 2-Row Com Planter with 3-pt
hitch, 1-Row Transplanter with 3-pL hitch, 2-Row Ford
Cultivator with 3-pt hitch. New Holland 10’ Fertilizer
Spreader, 200-Gallon Plastic Tank Crop Sprayer on 2-
wheel cart. Century Crop Sprayer with 3-pt bitch, 9’
Brillion Cultipacker, Platform with 3-pt hitch,
Tractor-Mounted Grass Seeder with PTO, Homemade
Cap for Pir'uip Track, Platform Scales, Bag Wagon,
Hand Garden Worker, 36’ Wooden Extension Ladder,
200 Tomato Baskets, Approximately 40 Ton Barred
Cora, Fc “ss, Shovels, Brooms, Electric Fencer, Small
Tools, S ed, and other miscellaneous tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Colem. Space Heater, like New, Wood and Coal
Stove, 2-i'lece Living Room Suite, Kitchen Chairs,
Servel Gas Refrigerator, 20 cu. ft. Hotpoint Chest
Freezer, Maytag Wringer Washer, Oak Portable
Commode, Old Wooden Cupboard, Miscellanous
Dishes and Glassware and many other items too
numerous to mention.
Terms by:
JONATHAN L. & ANNA Z. LAPP
Leon Kurtz, Auctioneer
593-5387
Lunch Available
problems. Be it resolved,
That Lancaster County
Pomona Grange No. 71,
meeting in regular session
ask our Representatives and
Senators to study this
problem, abolish all un
necessary expenditures,
stabilize the wages of all
government employees and
take whatever steps are
necessary to stabilize the
dollar and abolish inflation.
3. Whereas, Our country
issues hundreds of thousands
of visas annually to people
from countries all over the
world to stay in this country
for a stated period of time
for the purpose of going to
college, sight-seeing,
visiting, learning a trade, or
other various reasons. And
whereas, There has been
many riotous demon
strations, often destroying
much property and even
lives. Be it resolved, That
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange No. 71, meeting in
regular session, ask that
Legislation be enacted that
would require that all visas
clearly state that par
ticipation in demonstrations
of any nature could lead to
their cancellation and
deportation to their own
country.
Richard Dull, Pastor of
Wakefield Bible Church was
speaker for the memorial
service.
The next meeting will be
on April 21, at 8 p.m. at
Fulton Grange Hall, Oateyn.
The Fifth Degree will be put
on at on at that time. Anyone
interested in taking the
degree contact Master Jesse
Wood or Mrs. Ira D. Welk,
secretary.
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