4 WHL. DRIVE TRACTORS &
POTATO FARMING EQUIPMENT
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28
(10 miles N.W. of Allentown) along Rt. 309,
between Schnecksville & .New Tripoli at
Pleasant Corners, Lehigh Co., PA.
JD 4020 diesel tractoww/4 whl. drive power shift, side
console only 1200 hrs.; JD A tractor w/wide front &
cult.; Oliver 77 trac., wide front & new rubber; 2 Oliver
70 tractors; Ferg. 20 tractor; Clectrac model E wide
track w/Diamond T motor; Clectrac model AG narrow
gauge; Massey Harris super 26 combine (nice); JD 3
pt.'3 bot. 16” roll over pi.; Howard (MS-100”)
rotbvator; JD 12’ harrow; MC 7’ offset disc; Brillion 9’
cultipacker; MF 33-15 double disc gram drill (like
new); Meyers 300 gal. by pressure speed sprayer
w/Ford 6 cyl. industrial engine; 200 gal. trailer weed
sprayer; 3 Phillips 2 whl. dump trailers; Dilts-Wetzel 4
pc. potato cutter; Advanced potato splitter; 2 seed
potato treaters;' J Bean potato grader w/picking table
& carry up elev.; Boggs brasher (like new); 2 Ad
vanced 22’ rubber belt elevators; Ideal 18’ rubber belt
elev.; Ford 3 pt. 2 row field cult; Ferg. 4 row weeder;
Stover hammer mill; Ezee Flow lime drill; Exacto
potato scale; 2 Oliver 2 row cultivators; Ferg. 7’
mower; plus other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash or check, sale day.
Refreshments served.
Ordered by ■
HAROLD & JEANETTE HENNINGER
Conducted by
Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auction Co.
R.D.I Breinigsville, Pa.
Tele.; (215) 285-4616
CHARLES BEHM ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- 85 ACRE FARM
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Located at route 2 Birdsboro, Exerter Twp.,
Berks County, Penna. From business route 422
in Reading take route 562 towards Boyertown.
Turn left onto Loder Rd. between Jacksonwald
and Stonerville and continue to property on
right.
PARCEL 1: Approx. 19.9 acres with stream and the
following improvements: Large spacious farm house
of stucco over stone construction with an aluminum
sided addition with an enclosed rear porch. Features
include large farm kitchen, TV room and living room
on first floor and the second floor having 4 bedrooms
and a full bath. Note these other features and assets. 2
complete set of stairs from basement to attic. Worm
fed coal stoker hot air beat. Drilled well. 200 amp.
electric service. Septic system. Very sound con
struction with' early designing. 'Mature trees and
shrubbery.
Concrete block, stone and frame bank barn, approx.
33’ x 66’ in size with tin roof in very good condition.
Presently being used for beef cattle.
Large 4 bay concrete block machinery storage shed
and garage with tin roof with 1 bay enclosed for a
workshop.
Misc. other improvements: Outside underground
storage cellar. 10’ x 10’ frame storage shed. Small
concrete block milk house.
PARCEL 2: Approx. 35.78 acres of raw land with
stream on east side.
PARCEL 3. Approx. 28.6 acres with spring fed
stream.
This real estate to be offered separately and as a
complete unit. Inspection Sept. 8 & 9 from 1 to 4 o’clock
°r by calling Rich Brandt at 215-378-1122. Terms to be
10 % down with the balance in 60 days. All planted crops
are subject to tenancy. All parcels have hard road
frontage. Soil maps, aerial views and survey copies
available. If in need of some outstanding real estate
with plenty of potential, you owe it to yourself to attend
this sale. Current zoning is rural residential.
Conditions by:
RICHARD BEHM - Executor
LEILDA BEHM - Executrix
LORETTA BEHM - Executrix
Marry H. Bachman - Auctioneer 717-867-1809
138 College Ave.
Annville, Penna. 17003
Thomas Leiby - Attorney - 215-372-5321
AT 10 A.M.
10:30 A.M.
Meat pricing consultation panel named
NEW YORK, N.Y. -
Secretary of Agriculture Bob
Bergland has appointed a
panel to work with the meat
industry to improve price
reporting services.
Acting on recom
mendations of the Meat
Pricing Task Force,
Bergland said if«problems of
PUBLIC SALE
OF FINE ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
TOOLS & WATCHES
SEPTEMBER 8
At 9:00 A.M.
Loc. ai Kreps Road, Lancaster, Pa.
(between Miilei sville & Two Guys; 1 block east
of Millersviile Road, behind A.P.B.A. Game Co.)
Cherry high o; ,CL rf drawers, cherry 4 leg & 6 leg
dropleaf tables. Other fme furniture in: plank bottom,
cherry, walnut, marble top, mahg., pine, cottage, oak,
walnut, & others. Picture frames, crocks; old books.
Brass, iron, tin, wooden & butchering articles. Pocket
Watches: key wind, gold 7 jewel Elgin, Waltham &
Elgin, etc. Guns: cap & ball pistol, German 22 nfle.
Glassware & china in: Roseville, Leed’s, ruby top,
ironstone, German, carnival, pressed, others*
Household articles.' Wooden step, straight & ext.
ladders, wooden wheelbarrow, etc. Hand & garden
tools. Other misc. articles. Not responsible for ac
cidents day of sale. NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS.
Food served.
Sale by,
ORVIN C. KEPERLING ESTATE
Thomas L. Goodman, Atty.
Howard Shaub, Auctioneer, 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst, 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
OF 50 ACRE FARM IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND ANTIQUES
SAT., SEPT. 8,1979
Along Route 897 between Reinholds and
Blainsport: Lancaster County Penna: entrance
to farm at Reinholds Denver National Bank.
REAL ESTATE consists of approximately 50 acres
with some pasture land with small stream the rest
valuable farm land with 2% story frame dwelling with
9 rooms and bath and shower; oil fired hot air heat;
elec, and water; wash house, stone and frame bank
bam with sheep and cattle feeding pens; chicken
houses; large block poultry house; implement sheds,
this farm has a beautiful setting about 2 squares from
route -897 and close to Reinholds, ideal farm land or
horse farm or for development. Inspection of farm
anytime. Inspection of dwelling by calling 215-267-5977
for appointment.
MASSEY FERGUSON 65 tractor with front end
blade, cultivator, 3 bottom plow; Ford, power master
801 tractor with Sauder loader and scoop; cultivator
and 2 bottom plow; Massey Ferguson hydra speed 12
h.p. riding mower; New Idea side rake; New Idea
p.T.O. manure spreader, Nicholson hay tedder; Ford 2
row com planter; New Idea P.T.O. harvester; John
Deere hammer-mill; bale and grain elevators; Massey
Ferguson P.T.O. baler; grain drill; cultipacker; disc, 2
section spring harrow; Ford grass mower; New Idea
one row com picker; rubber tire silage wagon; Allis
Chalmers silage cutter and pipe; rubber tire wagon
and bed; McCurdy metal grain bed and wagon; por
table cattle chute; 2 platform scalep; 1949 Studebaker
pick-up truck, 1949 Buick dynaflowz door sedan both in
good condition, elec, drills; anvil, leg vises; metal
chicken feeders; crates; antiques; 2 iron kettles; and
tripod; 3 wood chests; 4 board oak square extension
table; farm table; dinner bell; low dry sink; 6 plank
bottom chairs with original decorations; school master
slant top desk; chest freezer; 6 piece bedroom suite;
flour chest; camel back trunk; blanket chest; straight
front china closet; earthen pie plates; chiffoneer; old
irons and trivet; cherry seeder; 2 parlor lights; parlor
and glass light bases; meat forks, -butcher spoons;
M.B. YOUNG WOODEN FORK: empire chest of
drawers; and loads of other items used on the farm and
in the home and not listed. SALE AT 9:30 A.M. REAL
AND CARS AT 2 P.M. LUNCH STAND: BARN ITEMS
and implements sold first.
Terms By;
SADIE (MRS. JACOB) SGHANNAUER
H.H. Leid Auction Service,
Eabyand EabyAtts.
meat pricing and price
reporting are not resolved by
voluntary action of the in
dustry, the department
“must and will consider
other remedies.”
The panel, known as the
Meat Pricing Consultation
and Evaluation Group, will
be headed by P. R. Smith,
at 9:30 A.M.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 25,1979—141
assistant secretary for
marketing and tran
sportation services. The
group will- coordinate the
department efforts and help
implement recom
mendations made June 15 by
the Meat Pricing Task
Force.
The task force recom
mendedthat:
—The meat industry be
encouraged to proceed with
the development of an
electronic meat marketing
system.
—Price reporting services
be encouraged to continue
reporting packer-to-packer
prices in fullest extent
possible to increase the price
base for price reporting.'
—Packers and Stockyards
of the department’s
Agricultural Marketing
Service cooperate closely
with the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission in
monitoring live cattle
futures trading.
—Formula trading not be
banned andmandatory price
reporting should be avoided.
—The department monitor
new electronic systems as it
monitors other livestock and
meat market systems.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF BRED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
TUESDAY MORNING,
SEPTEMBER 4,1979
Turn off Rt. 562 at Reading Pet Cemetery,
near Stonersville, travel I mi. south, near
Daniel Boone Homestead, Amity Twp., Berks
Co. Watch for signs.
23 head of Holstein bred home raised grade heifers,
some fresh or near fresh by day of sale, others due to
freshen this fall, just recently TB & Blood tested.
The entire milking herd was sold a year ago, all with
DHIA records. Some cows mDked 80lbs. when fresh,
herd average or 4%. The above heifers are from that
-milking herd. Jamesway 400 gal. milk tank w/3 HP
compressor.
SOLD FOR:
EVERETTE REED
Sale at 10:00 A.M.
John D. & George D. Frey, Auct.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF 97 ACRE FARM,
FARM MACHINERY &
ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Located 1 mile NW of Boyertown, off Rt. 73,1
mile SW at Gablesville Ball Park, along Powder
Mill Hollow Rd„ at Johnson Rd., Colebrookdale
Twp., Berks Co.
Vk story stone home w/9 rms., bath, kitchen, en
trance hall, 2 fireplaces, large porch, oil fired hot
water heat & drilled well, wash house. Large bam,
recently rebuilt, milk house, horse shed, silo, pig pen, 2
story chicken bouses, 2 car garage w/2nd story
workshop, smoke house, wagon shed. Approx. 75 acres
of the 97 acres are farmable w/balance in pasture,
, w/flowing stream, 2 spring heads and hundreds of feet
of road frontage.
This is the farm you dream about, away from it all,
with wonderful view. All out buildings are in excellent
condition. Don’t miss this sale if you are looking for a
farm.
Full line of farm machinery & good uiitiques will be
sold, advt. to follow.
INSPECTION OF REAL ESTATE ONLY: SAT.,
SEPT.I from 1:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Terms for RE: 10% day of sale, balance on or before
60 days.
Sale at 9:00 A.M.
Real Estate at 12:00 Noon.
SOLD FOR:
THE ESTATE OF
ERNEST E. JOHNSON
Helen M. Moll, Executrix
John D. & George D. Frey, Auct.
Thomas D. Leidy, Atty.
—The department make
periodic surveys to monitor
price and procurement
related activities similar to
the analysis done for the
“Beef Pricing Report.”
—The department, with
industry and consumer
representatives conduct an
indepth study of the
adequacy of present
reporting of both carcasses
and fabricated beef and
establish standards of
adequate reporting of a thin
market.
Bergland called for a
review by the consultation
and evaluation group in
July, 1980, to measure
results of the department’s
efforts to get voluntary in
dustry cooperation in
correcting the problems. He
said the industries “must
assume their .full share of
obligation in taking all
possible corrective actions.
The task force has wisely
recommended this review
process and it is my ob
servation that this review
should be strongly em
phasized and even ex
panded beyond the 1
recommendation of the task
force.”