PUBLIC SALE
Attention Farmer’s & Contractor’s
Sechrist Sales Co.
2nd Annual Fall
Sale
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S
At 9:30 A.M.
Sale held at Livestock Auction Grounds,
Stewartstown, Pa. R.DJI near New Park, Pa.
If you have items for sale & want them advertised
please get list to me by Aug. 25. This is the time to sell
that fall harvester & seeding equipment. Receiving
consignments Thurs., Sept. 6 & Fri., Sept. 7-7 A.M. to 7
P.M. Ph. office 993-6130 or Res. 3824379.
Robert L. Sechrist
Manager
GOCKLEY’S
FARM MACHINERY
AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
9:00 A.M.
Truck load of tools to be sold at 9:00
Sale located in Reinhoids, Lancaster Co., PA.
50 TRACTORS -10 PARTS TRACTORS
9700 Ford demo with cab and weights, 4506 Deutz
with live shaft and PS, 2 JD 4020 with hyd. consoles,
1537 skid loader, Melrose skid loader, 600 series, 300
Massey diesel combine with quick change hitch, grain
and corn, JD 350 B gas crawler, JD 350 B diesel with 6
way blade, 580 B backhoe, Hesston 10 hay stacker, JD
336 baler, new JD drill, harrows, rotary mowers, post
hole diggers, disc, rakes, haybine, NH 3 pt. mowers, NI
2 row pull pickers, 2 MH Int. picker, gravity Bins,
harvesters and combmes.
Terms by
JACOB H. GOCKLEY
Auctioneers
Blaine Rentzel
Curt Howard
Lunch by Swamp Luthren Church
PUBLIC SALE
OF
FARM EQUIPMENT - HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
AT 11 O’CLOCK
Located 425 Overlin Rd. (Rte. 441) 2 mile
north of Middletown Square.
650 senes Ford tractor, 1450 hrs., Dearborn 2 - bot
tom 14” plow. Ford 3 pt. disc, Ford 3 pt. 3 section
haiTow, 3 pt. cultivator, Ford 7’ 3 pt. mower, 3 pt.
subsoiler, Black Hawk com planter, N.I. #l7-95 bu.
spreader excellent condition, 2 wheel trailer w/7’ bed,
ground scoop, wire fence, hinges, air compressor, new
butt hinges, elec, drill, pipe threader, pipe wrenches,
wooden wheelbarrow, antique bag wagon, ¥4”-%”
motors w/gear reduction, 3 poultry tune clocks, gas
brooders, hanging feeders, hen feeders, 10 hole laymg
nests egg baskets, vinyl coated chicken crates, rota
wash egg washer, Keenco egg graders, berry crates &
carrier, tools, oilier articles, David Bradley garden
tractor w/cultivators and sickel bar, firewood.
Household Goods: 18 cu. ft. upright freezer, Maytag
auto, washer, Hobart full size meat sheer, occasional
chair, dresser, chest drawers, rocking chair, clothes
trees, metal wardrobe, double & single beds, mat
tresses, baby crib, sofa bed, lamps, 2 humidifiers, ext.
table, 3 milk pails, wmdow fans, 10 gal. fish aquarium
w/pump, luggage, large globe, acorn bedspread,
market blanket, cheese null, butchermg tools, iron
kettle w/hd, kettle hooks, butchering block, gunbrel
sticks, crocks, sausage stuffer, ladle & spoon, cobblers
set, foot stools, S.S. lined meat chest, dishes, small
elec, appliances, play swing set, wooden sash; many
other articles. Lunch by Youth of Steelton Menn.
Church. Not responsible for accidents.
Sale by
HENRY LONGENECKER
944-6265
Aucts.:
Raymond Miller 653-8762
Rufus Geib
Potato display features new
UNIVERSITY PARK -
New varieties of potatoes
developed at Penn State
University and elsewhere
will be displayed during Ag
Progress Days, August 21 to
23 at the Rock Springs
Agricultural Research
Center. Wagon tours will
take visitors to plots com
paring several potato
varieties for yields and plant
vigor.
Two new varieties will be
featured—one named
Buckskin, developed and
released by Penn State
researchers, and Atlantic, a
product of U. 3. Department
of Agriculture breeding
work. Bel Rus, a new long
type russet potato, will also
be shown, ac< mg to Dr.
Richard H. Cole, Extension
specialist coordinating
potato tours for Ag Progress
Days.
Varieties grown from
North Dakota east to Maine
will be compared, Dr. Cole
said. The experiments will
also analyze various levels
of fertility, as well as
reduced tillage. These
studies are aimed at
reducing costs, he added.
ANNA L. NOLL’S
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ANTIQUE & OTHER ITEMS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25,1979
Located along Route 897 in the village of
Kleinfeltersviile, Heidleberg Twp. Lebanon
County, Pa.
TRACT #1 - Small Farm Containing Approx. 16.838
Acres More Or Less, Erected Thereon Is A Large IVz
Story Brick Dwelling w/8 Rooms And Bath. Oil Fired
Hot Water Heat, Well and Septic Tank. Tobacco Imple
ment Shed w/Stripping Room and Large Ground Cellar
for Storage, and Other Out Buildings. Level Land and
Frontage Along Route 897 and Hopeland Road.
TRACT #2 - Located Along Albright Road % Mile
North of Route 897 in The Village of Kleinfeltersviile
Heidleberg Twp. Lebanon County, Pa. Containing
Approx 1.34 Acres More Or Less. No Buildings. Open
For Inspection On Friday, August 17 From 6 to 8 P.M.
and Saturday, August 18 From 1 to 3 P.M. REAL
ESTATE WILL BE OFFERED AT 1:00 P.M.
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS
G.E. Self Defrosting Refng; G.E. Elec. Stove;
Prizer Cook Stove With Water Tank; Bow Sided China
Closet; 3 Pc. Cottage Marble Top Bedroom Suite; 3
Pc. Oak Bedroom Suite; 3 Pc. Oak Living Room Suite;
Blanket Chests; Marble Top Stand; 2 Large Copper
Kettles; Dinner Bell; Oak and Other Rockers; Speed
Queen Washer & Dryer; Gone With The Wind & Other
Good Oil Lamps; Drop Leaf Table; Gold Edge Mirror;
Lot Early Plank Bottom Chairs; Fainting Couch;
Fancy Iron Bed; Round Table; 7 Pc. Chrome Break
fast Set; Parlor Heater; Side Board; Old Radio; Cedar
Chest; Early Cradle; High Oak Chest; Leaded Glass
Table Lamp; Victor Victrola; Old Guns; Flower
Stand; Lot Small Stands; Porch Swing; Pot Belhe
Stove; Iron Kettles- Old Dolls; Flat Irons; Large Slaw
Cutter; Dough Tray; Sleigh Bells; Sausage Stuffer,
Redware & Other Crocks & Jubs; Mush Kettle; Coffee
Grinder; Apple Peeler; Split Oak Baskets; Cigar
Mold; 8 Day Mantle Clocks; Agate; Enameled Water
Set; Glass Baskets; Carnival, Depression, Milk &
Pressed Glassware; Pocket Watches; Large Ball &
Claw'Foot Stand; Kmck Knacks; Family Bible; Photo
Albums; Picture Frames; Treadle Sewing Machine;
Copper Wash Boilers; Wooden Measure; Iron Hog
Trough; Dated & Other Jars; Butcher Ladles; Reed
Baby Coach; Old Marbles; Old Tram Set & Other
Toys; Butter Chum; Cherry Stoner; Old Locks; J.B.
Stohler Post Hole & Other Axe; Pony Harness; Lawn
Boy Mowers; Store Paper Holder; Hand Seeder;
Lard Cans; Peach Baskets; Misc. Tools; Many Other
Antiques & Miscellaneous Items Too Numerous To
Mention. SALE STARTS AT 9:30 A.M.
R. Hart Beaver, Attorney
Paul E. Bixler & Gerald G. Kramer, Auctioneers
Lunch Available
Not Responsible For Accidents,
Visitors to Ag Progress
Days will see potato hybrids
evaluated for resistance to
injury from air pollution.
These plants were grown
from “true seed” produced
by crossing commercial
varieties tolerant or
susceptible to ozone, a highly
toxic air pollutant.
“Potatoes from this field
will be used in greenhouse
experiments testing plants
for resistance to ozone,” Dr.
Cole explained. “It is hoped
that genetic information
from this study will enable
potato breeders to in
corporate ozone resistance
into varieties having other
favorable characteristics.”
The ozone research is
carried out by Neal E. De
Vos of Montville, NJ,
graduate assistant in hor
ticulture, in association with
Dr. Eva J. Pell and Dr.
Richard R. Hill.
Elsewhere, visitors will
see potato hybrids produced
from crosses between
commercial varieties and
strains imported from South
America. When the com
mercial potatoes are the
female parent, the hybrids
At 9:30 A. M.
REAL ESTATE
Conditions by
m L NOLL
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 18,1979
usually are sterile, Dr. Cole
said, so the commercial
potato generally is used as
the male. Visitors will see a
test to determine the best
crosses.
The above experiments
are directed by Dr. Paul
Gran, assisted by Jack E.
Staub, graduate assistant in
horticulture. Their studies of
first generation backcross
progenies will also be seen.
Threats
export control
revived
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Efforts to amend the Export
Administration Act (H.R.
4034) have revived threats of
U.S. farm export controls.
Farm groups are opposing
these moves, as well as
specific proposals for cur
bing wheat, flour, and hide
exports. NCFC is concerned
about attempts to weaken
the Secretary of
Agriculture’s role in
determining if and when
increased exports no longer
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
(11 Acre - 58 Perch Farm
in Very Good Condition)
TUESDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 28
At 7:00 P.M.
Loc. along Letort Road, R.D. #2, Conestoga,
Manor Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (about 7 miles west
of Millersville, Pa.; near Cressweli).
11 Acre & 58 perch small farm having a 2% story, 8
room & 2 full bath frame house w/white asbestos
siding. House is in excellent cond. w/new roof, new 200
amp elec, service & new wiring. Also attached to
house: 1 story frame workshop & frame 3 car garage.
Sep. V/z story frame bam & hog pen. Also Sylvan
concrete swimming pool w/redwood picnic area. Total
of 11 acres & 58 perch of land w/609’ frontage along
Letort Road & 10 acres of tillable ground. Property
open for inspection: Sat’s. Aug. 11-18-25 from 1 till 3
P.M.
Sale by,
MR. & MRS. WERNER ORTM ANN
David Mountz, Atty.
Howard Shaub, Auctioneer 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Located midway between Terre Hi!! and
Bowmansville, Vz mile south of Center Church,
Vi mile off Rt. 625 along Sawmill Road in East
Earl Twp., Lancaster County, Pa.
3 Bedroom Home on 5 Acres
This is a 1% story frame dwelling with aluminum
siding consisting of 5 rooms, large Kountry Kraft built
in kitchen, 1% baths, full basement, fired hot water
heat, situated on nice 5 acre lot with lots of old shade
trees and some pasture land with a small stream
running through it in quiet country setting. Also 2 car
garage macadam drive.
Open house and inspection property will be on these 2
dates: Saturday, August 25 and Saturday, Sept. 1
between the hours of 1 and 4 P.M.
Auctioneer’s Note: This house is only 10 years old
and in very nice condition. Don’t overlook this property
if you are in the market for a home in a beautiful set
ting.
Terms By,
JOSEPH & ETHEL EBERLY
Auctioneers
Leßoy S. and Paul W. Horst
varieties
This means first crossing
South American forms of
potatoes with commercial
varieties, then crossing
these hybrids again with
commercial varieties.
The purpose is to breed
plants having most of the
potato characteristics from
commercial varieties, but
containing the higher seed
and pollen fertility of South
American strains.
of farm
serve our farm and national
interests. Fears are strong
that export restrictions, not
warranted by national
security considerations,
could seriously damage our
world markets and further
weaken our national
economy. Some success in
fighting the export
restrictions has been
achieved in the Senate, but
House consideration of the
Export Administration Act
still poses a serious threat.
At 2 P.M.
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