Safety seminar set for wood stove industry NEWARK, Del. - As thousands of people in the Northeast move to wood as a heating fuel, professionals •associated with the wood burning industry need to increase their understanding of the principles of wood burning to keep up with consumer demand for sound information. The Cooperative Ex tension Service of Delaware and Maryland has designed a seminar for wood stove manufacturers, retailers, salespeople, contractors, building inspectors, in surance personnel, chimney sweeps, fire safety educators, state foresters, energy officials, fire mar shals, and those employed in related industries. The Delmarva Wood Stove Safety Seminar will be held CONSIGNMENT SALE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1979 Location; Vz mile North of Route 23 on North Maple Ave. in Leola, Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch for sale signs. Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse Drawn Im plements, New Tools & Hardware. Positively no household goods. We Sell On Commission. No out of state checks accepted. - SPECIAL NOTICE - Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale Every Wednesday 0 At 12:00Noon. Auctioneers: F. Snyder, R. Martin, C. Wolgemuth, J. Fry, L. Horst NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS NEXT SALE—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19,1979 PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE FARM & WOOD LOTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Located along Route 897 Northwest of Terre Hill, between Terre Hill & Fivepcintville. TRACT NO. 1 A farm consisting of Sl'acres more or less, in high state of cultivation upon which is erected a 2% story stone and frame dwelling, with kitchen, summer kitchen, living room and dining room on first floor, 4 bedrooms and bath and three small rooms on second floor. Full basement and attic. Water supply comes from a large spring on property. This is a very strong spring. Pressure system and hot water heater. Also a large bank barn with small tobacco cellar and a 10’x40’ sdo, wagon shed & com bam & pig stable, 29 acres tillable, 2 acres of meadow. TRACT NO. 2 Eight acres of woodland more or less located along Silver Hill Road, Brecknock Township, Lancaster County, Pa., with 100 ft. road frontage on Silver Hill Ed., 597 ft. along a right of way road. This tract has some heavy timber'. 3 acres of woodland just off Turkey Hill Road to the rear of Mt. Coleman Church in Caernarvon Township, Lancaster County, Pa. Tract #2 and 3 will be sold at the farm property, Tract #l. For more information call 215-445-4091. Auctioneer’s Note: This farm has an ideal location just outside the borough limits and has road frontage °n two roads Rt. 897 and Terre Hill Road. So look at this one. Also at the same time and place: 1964 Ford Falcon, 6 cyl., auto with 45,000 actual miles a nd a 1 Horse Mill Sleigh. Terms by THE EXECUTORS FOR THE MARY E. ESHLEMAN ESTATE Jttys.. Eaby& Eaby Aucts., Lester 0. Weaver “ a 'ryD.Wanger 01 Sponsible For Accidents on September 12,1979, at the Sheraton Inn in Dover, Del. It will cover recommended practices for safe in stallation and operation; chimneys and the creosote problem; and principles and economics of heating with wood. • Wood stove and chimney manufacturers, energy officials, and represen tatives of the insurance industry and Underwriters Laboratories will discuss various aspects of the future of wood burning. Featured speaker will be Dr. Jay Shelton, author of The Woodburners En cyclopedia. Dr. Shelton is an independent wood heating consultant, researcher, lecturer and author. A Harvard graduate with a Ph.D. in physics from the AT 9:00 A.M Sale By: DAVID H. GOOD 717-656-8911 AT 2 P.M. TRACT NO. 3 University of California at Berkeley, he started measuring wood stove ef ficiency in 1975. As a con sultant he supplies in formation about per formance, design and safety aspects of wood heating systems to consumers, in dustry and government. Shelton belongs to the American Society of Healing, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers; the Fireplace Institute Engineering Committee; and NFPA 211 Task Force on wood stove installation. He also serves on the board of directors of the National Solid Fuel Traders Association. Wood stoves, chimneys and other products per taining to the wood heating industry will also be displayed at the Seminar. . For further information and registration materials contact Ronald C. Jester, University of Delaware Substation, R.D.2, Box 48, Georgetown, DE 19947; or call 856-5250. Registration will be limited. LEBANON COUNTY HEIFER SALE FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 12:00 NOOISI LEBANON, PA. AT THE LEBANON AREA FAIRGROUNDS Location: from Lancaster-Lebanon In terchange Pa. Turnpike, follow Rt. 72 North about 5 miles to Rocherty Rd., turn right to Cornwall Rd. Fairgrounds are on the corner. Located 2 miles south of Lebanon. Watch for sale signs. 45 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS - 43 BRED, 2 OPEN Sires Represented: Elevation, Apollo, Triune Complete, Arlinda Commander, Elevation Bob, Job, Marvex, Apollo Rocket, Jet Stream, Fawn Honor, Betty Chief, Gay, Fury Ivan, Quality Ultimate, Pietje Standout. A sample of the kind selling: —Jet Stream from Milk and Honey Ivanhoe with over 20,000 milk and 800 fat. Next dam VG over 165,000 lifetime. Due near sale time to Elev. Son. —Elevation from Astronaut granddaughter with 3-5 30516,936 3.7 629 Due October to Job son. —Arlinda Chief Aristocrat dau. from Ivanhoe Star dam with 21,679 milk, 723 fat. Next dam 19,270. Due Oct. A Job from an 18,000 lb. 2 yr. old dam. due Oct. —Elevation Bob from GP Apollo dam with 4-4 341 23,967 milk 799 fat. Due Oct. to Paclamar Combination. —Betty Chief from a Keystone Ivanhoe Juno dam. GPBI with 3-5 32619,198 milk. —Arlinda Commander from VG dam with 16,070 4.4 700 Due. Oct. —Bootmaker granddaughter from an El Toro dau. with 5-6 350 18,170 milk 4.4 803 fat. Next dam 5.9 346 21,079 milk 4.4 922 fat. —A Job from a Black Eagle with 6-3 321 21,453 705 Due Jan. to an Elevation son. —Mar. 79 Marvex from GP-82 dam with 4-4 32120,415 milk 672 fat. —Skagvale Startrek from a GP Needle with 4-6 305 18,984 3.5 665 Due Oct. to Job Son. —A Quality Ultimate from a GP Gent with 8-5 305 17,Ml 4.1697 Due. Dec. SPECIAL MENTION Elmer Rohrer sends 9 heifers from his milking herd which was dispersed last fall, including a Gay Ideal from a Bootmaker dam with 4-130319,737 681 Inc. Next dam over 23,000. Due after Oct. 1 to Betty Chief son. Also an Apollo from a Gay with over 24,000. Next dam over 135,000 lifetime. Due after Oct. 1 to a Betty Chief son. An Apollo granddaughter from a Triune Needle Dam who was the highest selling cow in the milking herd dispersal with 18,038 at 2-1. Next dam VG by Jack with 6-8 356 27,458 milk 880 fat. Due Oct. Eligible for interstate shipment Refreshments Available Sale Sponsored by LEBANON COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB Vincent A. Wagner, Sale Chairman Harry H. Bachman, Auctioneer Annville, Pa. 138 N. College Ave. - For catalogs contact: Dale L. Hoover, Pedigrees Box 925 R.D.4 Lebanon, Pa. 17042 717-867-2489 A Public Sale of real estate was' held August 16 for the Helen M. Estate, R.D. 1, Thomasville, Pa. The 17 acres and 95 per ches with a frame house, frame barn and 2-car cement block garage & workshop was sold for $83,000. Jacob A. Gilbert was the auctioneer. A Farm Auction for Mabel Adams was held August 16 along Rt. 100 Vz mile south of Fogellsvile, Lehigh Co., Pa. The sale was well attended. Some prices were: J.D. 494 Complanter $350, Farmall M Tractor $1125, Farmall 560 Tractor $2300, Caterpillar Tractor $950, 1941 Int. Truck & Trailer $1025, MC Tran sport Disc $560, Myers Mower Conditioner $llO, 2 Ferguson 3pt. Hay Rakes $2OO & $230, Cobey 4-wheel Trailer $340, 4-wheel Dump Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 25,1979 Sale Reports Trailer $550. Horse Harness and single and double trees sold well. 'Sale conducted by Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auct. Co. A Public Sale of farm machinery was held August 18 by Mr. & Mrs. Monroe Miller, 1 mile north of Shrewsbury, Pa. Prices received were: J.D. 2030 Tractor $6500, Ford Tractor & Manure Loader $lB6O, A.C. Tractor $1325, 2- row Potato Planter $520, 2 Potato Diggers $3OO each, J.D. Tractor Mower & Snowblower $2700, Book of Dimes $270 and Silver Dollars $lO to $25 each. Robert L. Sechrist was the auctioneer. A Public Sale of antique farm machinery was held August 16 by John K. Mast at the Rough & Tumble Grounds along Route 30 between Gap and Paradise, Lane. Co., Pa. Prices received were: Small Pony Cart $62.50, Horse-powered Corn Grinder $lO5, Wooden Water Tank $2O, 2-wheel Log Cart $22, Wooden Wheelbarrow $37.50, Dog Tread $lB5, Cast Iron Dogs $2O each, Sears Handyman Riding Tractor $65 and Com Shelter $l3. Auctioneer was Leon Kurtz. A Holstein Heifer Sale was FARM MACHINERY DISPERSAL TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 10:00 A.M. PULTENEY (STEUBEN CO.), NEW YORK Sale at the farm on Co. Rd. 77, app. 5 mi. north of Hammondsport or 7 mi. east of Prattsburg. Follow pointers from Main Street in Prattsburg or from Rte. 54-A in Hammondsport. Having sold dairy and selling farm, all machinery sells at public auction! A good group of equipment sells including many new items! White 2-105 Diesel tractor with 4-wheel drive, factory cab and under 1000 original owner hours! A good field ready tractor here! Ford 5000 diesel tractor; M.M. “U” tractor; J.D. “G” tractor: J.D. 3800 field chopper with long tongue for snapping head, 2 row corn head and hay head (beads sell separate), Like new tandem axle Badger 1500 gal. vacuum manure tank; 2 New "Hasten 3 beater su. wagons with roofs on heavygear!! New Brillion 3 pt. 7 shank sub-soiler; N.I. su. wagon on high flotation tires; N.H. 283 kicker baler; Lamco kicker wagon; 2 New kicker wagons on gears; 5 ton rubber tire running gear; Qehl high throw blower; Gebl like new grinder mixer; Gehl 72 flail chopper; N.l. 10 ft. double disc.; J.D. AW 10 ft. disc.; Yellow devil boom sprayer; lime spreader, J.D. 4 bar rake; 12 ft. harrow; A.C. 5 bottom 16 in. serm-mt. trip plow; Ford 4-14 3 pt. plow; J.D. 483 haybine; J.D. 215 s.p. haybine; Vanßrunt grain drill; J.D. 30 ft. grain elevator on wheels; J.D. 6-row com planter with dry and liquid fert. attachments; Hyd. post hole driver; Ford 9 ft. rear scraper blade; Sure weight livestock scale; other livestock scale; 3 ton portable grain bin with auger; 2 magnet feeders; 13 rolls of new barb wire; 1965 Ford F-350 truck .with hoist; 1960 Ford 50012 ft flat bed truck; elect, cement mixer; Shop Smith multi-purpose; wood working tool; new bolts and nuts; parts bins; and other items of interest! Also a quantity of this years big round hay bales. FARM FOR SALE: 532 A. 330 A. tillable; double 8 parlor, heifer andmachfine bams; 3 - 20 x 50 Harvester and concrete silos; Crops and feed! Private treaty. Terms: Cash or good check sale day. I.D. required. Sale starts early - ends early. Come here for good used machinery. Owned by GRAND VIEW FARM, INC. George Rosenquest 607-868-3191 Bill Hedges 607-868-4230 Sale by Pirrung Auctioneers, Inc. Wayland, N.Y. 716-728-2520. James and Victor Pirrung held August 17 by Gerald and Mabel Hammond and Family, 3 miles north of Chambersburg, Pa. There were 45 head of fresh and springing Holstein heifers sold for an average price of $1077. The top grade animal sold for $l5OO, the top registered animal sold for $1420 and a registered cow and calf sold for $1525. Ralph W. Horst was the auctioneer. The 316th Special Guern sey Sale was held August 16 at the Association Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lancaster on Route 30. There were 77 head of Guernseys sold for an average of $1129 per head. The highest selling cow brought $2400 and was consigned by William B. Messix m, Queen Anne, Md. and purchased by Lester Lurvey & Sons of Baraboo, Wisconsin. The highest selling bred heifer brought $l4OO and was consigned by Kenneth Renner, Balton, Ohio and was purchased by Caroll L. Ward, Astatula, Florida. Auctioneer: John B. Merryman, The Merryman Company. GRAND VIEW FARM, INC. 151