Handy
The rising cost of heating a
farm home makes energy
saving a must through home
improvements with in
sulation, according to the
Governor’s Energy Council.
PUBLIC SALE
OF HARVESTORE
Along Route 372,3 miles west of “The Buck”.
14 miles south of Lancaster, Pa.
FRIDAY, MARCH 7
1:30 P.M.
1 - 20x70 Harvestore built in 1974 with Goliath
unloader w/new chains & sprocket.
Buyer must move.
Terms by,
JACOB GROFF
717-284-4796
Everett Kreider, Auct.
Steve Petersheim, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
DAIRY CATTLE
FARM EQUIPMENT,
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Situated in So. Annviiie Twp. Leb. Co. Pa In
tersection of Route 322 and 934. 1/2 mile East
of Fontana.
Herd consists of 20 Holstein and Guernsey Milk cows.
6 fresh and close springers. Balance m various stages
of production. 1 Bred heifer.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Farmall 350 Row crop Gas tractor, International 350
Utility gas tractor, FarmaU B-N tractor, McCormick
#3ll 3-14” fast hitch plow, McCormick 1200 fast hitch
balance head mower, IHC Model 93 S.P. Combine with
10 ft. gram, New Idea 323 single row picker. New
Holland 33 crop chopper, John Deere 24-T baler with
ejector, 3 wagons with bale bodies, Grove forage
wagon, Wagon with 12 ft. flat and hydraulic dump, New
Idea 751 hay conditioner, David Bradley side rake,
Ontario 16 x 7 single disk gram drill, I.H.C. 4 row corn
planter, Kools table blower, Smoker 24 ft. elevator,
McCormick 32-18 disk harrow, Brilhon 10 ft. sprocket
packer, 9 ft. land roller, New Idea 206 Manure
Spreader, 200 gal. trailer field sprayer, 1 horse spor
ting sleigh, Syracuse walking plow, Plymouth garden
tiller, International 128 cub cadet tractor, mower,
dozer blade, lawn cart, Massey Ferguson lawn and
garden tractor, 2 hole com sheller, platform scale, feed
carts, 1/2 H.P. air compressor, bench grinder, gram
cradle, scythe, bench vise, iron bag troughs, work
bench, tractor, and truck tire chains, tow chains,
rubber cow mats, electric fencer, seeding trough, 30
ft. extension ladder, electric fence posts, rope tocklmg,
pulleys, grease guns, used tires, window sash, odd lots
of lumber, forks, shovels, and numerous other items.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Em-Bee 400 gal. bulk milk tank 3 H.P. Compressor,
Surge #75 plus Vacuum pump and motor.
Surge Auto-matic tank washer.
5 ton ear com.
40 Heavy Red laying hens.
1972 Ford Maverick 6 cyl. 2 door sedan.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
7 Piece breakfast set, wash stand, vanity, sofa,
coffee table, rocker, cane seat chairs, kerosene stove,
kerosene heater, cutting bench, porch bench, iron
kettles, fruit jars, and other items.
Order of Sale Household, Tools, Farm Equipment,
Dairy Cattle.
Sale to commence at 9:30 A.M.
Conditions by:
MARK B. EBERSOLE
Auct. - Earl S. Buffenmeyer
Clerks - Abe Hoover & Son.
Refreshments - Farm Women Group #ll
booklet tells how to
Knowing where to insulate
and selecting the insulation
to use are discussed in a free
26-page booklet, “Insulation
Guide,” available from the
GEC.
DAIRY CATTLE
The National Bureau of
Standards reports that
adequate insulation in the
attic can save up to 30
percent on fuel bills. Sum
mer savings for air
conditioning would be
comparable.
There is a special section
on how to insulate your home
yourself with an explanation
on figuring how much in
sulation will be needed to do
a thorough job of both
winterizing and sum
menzmg the home.
A list of do’s and don’t’s for
the do-it-yourself farm
owner can act as a guide to
insulating safety.
In regions of the country
where snows hes on the
ground all winter, the
National Bureau of Stan
dards esunates that in
stalling storm windows will
pay for itself in about seven
years and thereafter return
an annual dividend of 13
percent.
10th ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION
Donald Scheese Farm
R.D. 2, Elmer, NJ 08318
609-455-3462 or 609-935-1697
SATURDAY, MARCH 1,1080
9:00 A.M.
25 to 30 Farm Tractors, Trucks, Implements, In
dustrial Equipment, Discs, Mowers, Balers, Rakes &
Plows.
Auctioneers - Blaine Retzel &
Terry Harker
Storm Date - March 5,1980
PUBLIC SALE
Discontinuing farming, will sell located 10
miles west of Frederick, Maryland and 1 mile
west of Middletown, Maryland or 6 miles east of
Boonsboro, Maryland on Route 40A, south 3
miles on Marker Road on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14
10:00 A.M.
70 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN
DAIRY HEIFERS & BULLS 70
Consisting of 68 head of Holstein heifers bred to
freshen from sale date thru fall. Service age Holstein
bull; another 6 mo. of age.
This group of heifers shows good dairy type; all
dehorned; Bangs & T.B. tested within 30 days of sale.
Cattle Sale Held In Tent
THREE TRACTORS & MACHINERY
Massey Ferguson 165 gas tractor, W.F., P.S.; Kelly
500 loader; Albs Chalmers Dl9 gas tractor, P.S., fast
hitch; Oliver 77 Row Crop tractor; Int. 3-16 trip back
trailer plow w/hydrauhc lift; Oliver 3 pt. 3 -16 trip back
plow; Int. 9A puli disc; McD. cultipacker; Century
trailer type field sprayer w/200 gal. fiber glass tank; 2
yrs. old; Int. 990 hay bine, 2 yrs.; Int. 435 baler
w/thrower, 2 yrs.; Vicon 3 pt. wheel rake, 2 yr.; Little
Giant bale elevator w/motor, 2 yr.; D.B. grain elevator
w/motor; 2 rubber tire wagons w/hay sides; flat bed
rubber tire wagon; McD. 12-7 grain drill on rubber;
J.D. 494 A 4 row com planter w/fertilizer boxes; N.H.
616 forage harvester, another for parts; 2 one row com
heads, grass and pickup heads; Int. 350 forage har
vester w/1 row com head and 5 ft. grass head; Case 100
hopper blower; 50 ft 9 in. pipe; 2 Grove silage wagons;
Int. 175 P.T.O. Manure spreader; Hawk Blit tank
spreader; J.D. spreader for trailer; Bush Hog 5 ft
rotary mower; 3 pt. 6 ft. scraper blade; automatic
cattle waterers; metal and wooden farm gates; 275
gal. gas tank w/hand pump; elec, fence stakes and
metal fence posts; fencers; wire; Amer. wire fence;
barbwire; shop tools.
Approx. 6,000 bales of Timothy and Alfalfa mixed hay.
Approx. 4,000 bales of Timothy and Orchard Grass
mixed hay.
Approx. 100 tons of com silage.
—All feed to be sold by bulk—
TERMS: Cash - Not Responsible for Accidents.
GLENN D.& HARRY T. HAHN
Telephone: (301) 473-5623
AUCTIONEER; Robert C. Mullendore
CLERK: C. L. Metz.
Lunch Rights Reserved
insulate
Insulating glass (two
panes of glass sealed
together at the edges) has
approximately the same
effect as storm windows and
storm doors. Triple glazing
(insulating glass plus storm
windows) is even more ef
fective and often used in
extremely cold climates.
Weatherstripping any door
! Sale reports
A Public Sale of antiques
was held February 2 by John
H. Fry in Adamstown Fire
Hall, one block off Route 272
in Lancaster County.
Some of many items sold
were: Pine Jelly Cupboard
|285, Dough Tray $lO5,
Coffee Grinder (single
wheel) $340, Blanket Chest
$l2O, Rocking Horse $4O, Tilt-
Top Stand $155, Rocker $B5,
Crocks $45 to $95 each.
Yellow Pottery Jar $47.50,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9,1980—D23
between a heated space and
an unheated one can be
installed by a person of
average do-it-yourself
capability and should be
considered when
weatherizmg a home.
Free copies of the “In
sulation Guide” can be
obtained by writing the
Governor’s Energy Council,
1625 North Front Street,
Harrisburg, PA 17102.
Benington Cuspidor $5O,
Railroad Lantern $27.50,
Carnival Glass $2O to $45 ea.,
Ironstone Platters $52.50 to
$lOO, Copper Teakettle $55,
Pair Tin Butcher Ladles $6O,
Blue German Pitcher $175,
Lionel Tram Set $l9O, Pot
tery Beehive Bank $45,
Quart & Pint Brass Ice
Cream Measures $5O each.
Luster Teapot $B5, Moss
Rose Teapot Set $l7O, Small
Mocha Bowl $7O and 1865
Springfield Army Rifle $220.
H.H. Leid Auction Service
handled the sale.
A Pubhc Sale of building
supplies was held February
1 by Abram S. Horst, Inc. at
566 E. Mam St., New
Holland, Lancaster Co., Pa.
A frame bank bam to be
tom down was sold for $675
and other prices were:
Jacobson Riding Mower
$750, Windows from .50 to $57
and Doors from $1 to $24.
Auctioneers were Robert
E. Martin & Son and Frank
L. Steller.
A Pubhc Sale of John
Deere farm machinery was
held February 2 by Mr. and
PUBLIC SALE
Located II miles south of Frederick, Md. on
Route 15, Vz mile west on Route 464 or 6Vz
miles east of Brunswick, Md. on Route 464.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16
AT 10:00 A.M.
20 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 20
Consisting of 13 heifers bred to freshen from late
June thru fall; 7 open heifers of breeding age. This is a
good clean group of home raised Holstein heifers,
dehorned, calfhood vac. and T.B. tested.
TWO TRACTORS, MACHINERY
BUTCHERING EQUIPMENT, & TOOLS
Int. 544 diesel utility tractor, W.F., P.S. selling with
Int. 2000 loader w/manure bucket and 6 ft. H.D.
material bucket; Int. 300 gas utility tractor; tractor
chains; New Idea P.T.O. Manure spreader; Bush Hog
5 ft. rotary mower; 2 pt. scraper blade; fast hitch lever
harrow; fast hitch cany all; saw mangle; Int grass
head for 650 chopper; barrel sprayer; 2 wheel farm
trailer; single and double shovel, potato cover plows;
new double action hydraulic cylinder; 275 gal. gas tank
w/elec. pump; metal hay rack and metal troughs;
assorted metal and wooden farm gates; Lombard
Super comango and Sears 7 HP. chain saws; wooden
calf crate for pickup; calf puller; dehomers; elec,
fencers; elec, fence wire; roll barb wire; log chains;
grab hooks.
2 iron kettles and rings; scalder; trussels and
boards; wide 16 ft poplar boards; 2” x 12” x 15’ oak
boards; Globe commercial elec, sheer; Enterprise #32
grinder w/elec. motor; sausage stuffer.
Air compressor; drill press; bench vise; elec, bench
grinder; skill saw; elec, drills; % in. drive socket set;
pipe wrenches; pipe threader; bolt cutters; 2 ton floor
jack; tool boxes; wrenches; hand tools, etc; digging
irons; 40 ft. wooden extension ladder; 55 gal. drums; 12
ft. drain pipe; gas cans; coon box traps; hand-made
hinges; complete irons for pickup racks; Ford van
body; scrap metal.
Approx. 1,500 bales of 2nd and 3rd cutting Alfalfa hay.
Approx. 500 bales of Timothy hay.
Approx. 400 bales of straw.
—All Sold By Bale—
TERMS; Cash - Not Responsible for Accidents.
GLENN E. & BESSIE F. PEARL
Telephone; (301) 473-5619
AUCTIONEER: Robert C. Mullendore
CLERK: C. L. Metz
Lunch Rights Reserved
Mrs. H. Robert Shenk, 15
miles southeast of York near
Felton, York Co., Pa.
Items sold included: J.D.
4430 Tractor $19,700, J.D.
4020 Tractor w/loader $BBOO,
J.D. 3020 Tractor $7lOO, J.D.
“B” Tractor $6BO, Ford 800
Tractor $1630, Farmall C
Tractor $lO2O, Ford F 8
Truck $1750, 1948 Ford F 6
Truck w/dump bed $l5OO,
J.D. Potato Planter $1225
and Lockwood Bin Stacker
$1975.
Reynold Burke was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale with 750 to
850 people attending from 6
states was held February 2
at Redding Auction Service
located 3 miles north of
Gettysburg, for Mrs. Laura
R. Jones, 410 E. King St.,
Littlestown, Pa. and Mrs.
Henrietta Gulden, 21
Colonial Court, R.D. 2,
Hanover, Pa.
The highlight of the sale
was a fine Jacob Hostetter
Grandfather Clock which
sold for $10,600.
Other items sold were;
Carved Oak Dining Room
Suite $6400, Diamond (1.25)
Ring $3950, Diamond (1.10)
Ring $2150, Ladies Hamilton
Watch $1425, Ladies Gold
Case Watch $lO5O, 64 pc.
Sterling Flatware $1850,1908
$5 Gold piece $320, Silver
Dollars up to $42 ea., 88
Silver Dollars (Avg. Dates)
$26 ea., 14 Standing Liberty
half-dollars $l3O, En
tertainment Center $B5O,
Electric Cord Organ $775,
Marble Top Stands up to $260
and Single Walnut Beds up to
$350 each.
C. David Redding, Auc
tioneer.
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