Ag district bill (Continued from Page Al) included is a ' for a landowner his property from itary ag district iod of eight years. ' provides that municipality must re-approve the ag at the end of each the old bill’s if no action were TWO DAY SALE OF LIVESTOCK & MACHINERY to the death of my late husband, Joseph ige, I am discontinuing my farm operation rill sell on the premises located southeast Jerick, Maryland on i-270, south 5 miles rule 85 to Buckeystown, Maryland, west ile on Manor Woods Road, north 1 mile on •esign Road IRSDfIY, FEBRUARY 28 at 10:00 A.M. 100 Head of High Grade Holstein Dairy Cattle 100 ' of 20 head fresh since December; 14 dry balance in different stages of lactation. This is a herd with approx. 40 head of Ist and 2nd calf and 1 3rd and 4th calf cows. This is a well uddered with good size and production. All heifer calves ler 2 mo. of age. Also selling: C-VU Astro Sam, .onaut son out of a dam with records up to 22520 and 975 fat, purchases at Paul Clemson, Jr. ' sale in 1976. He is plus 944 in milk and 28 in selling from: Sam, Astro, Job, Black Eagle, Seaman, Clem, and New Hope. cows tested for interstate shipment having been & T.B. tested within 30 days of sale. Pregnancy prior to sale. SALE HELD IN HEATED TENT LOADING CHUTE AVAILABLE FEED ix. 6,000 bales of 2nd and 3rd cutting Alfalfa hay ix. 4,000 bales of Timothy - Clover mixed hay ix. 2,000 bales of good bright Wheat straw. >x. 1,500 tons of silage in various silos. ;d to be sold by bulk, way and other silage carts. 'IER: Carts, feed, cattle, semen. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 at 10:00 A.M. Five Tractors and Good Farm Machinery 1066 diesel tractor w/Turbo, W.F., P.S., custom 1635 hrs.; Int. 656 diesel tractor, W.F., P.S.; M, Farmal H, Fannal Super C tractors; Int. id loader; Int. 4-16 auto reset trailer plow, extra ;r for wide cut; Miller 9 ft. transport disc.; 2 Int. tort discs, 10 and 11 ft.; Int. 14 ft. transportspring ■; 10 ft. pull type spring harrow; pull type disc; 530 no till 4 row com planter, used 1 season; New id 890 field harvester w/com head and pickup .lent; New Idea one row com picker, 2 yrs,; Int. iper blower, 50 ft. pipe; 3 Badger silage wagons, an w/high floatation tires, used 1 season; Int. 1190 iwer, used 1 season; Int. 990 wmdrower; 2 New id side rakes; New Holland 320 haylme baler ver, 2 yrs; New Holland 278 hayliner baler /er; New Holland 30 ft. elevator and motor; ,*r elevator and motor; Little Giant conveyor and ; Int. fast hitch 7 ft. mower; Woods rotary '; 7 wagns w/hay sides; 4 com wagons; Int. 10 drill; Hesston 1510 liquid spreader; 2 Starline ireaders w/hydrauhc lids; one 2 yrs.; another . lid; field sprayer w/300 gal. fiber glass tank; ■lusel plow; Brilhon seeder cultipacker; 2 Brillion ickers; frame harrow; flail chopper; Alum. 16 mveyor; Winpower generator on trailer; iry steam jenny; McD. lime spreader; fash post hole digger; cement mixer; Jet Stream ' pump; 4 silage bunkers on wheels; 4 wooden icks w/roofs; 2 metal portable hay racks; shop im tools. 1977 G.M.C. % ton pickup truck Cash - Not Responsible for Accidents. NELLIE C. PAGE lONEER: Robert C. Mullendore K: C. L. Metz !NEY: W. Jerome Offutt Haugh & Herman, P.A. Second Street ick, Maryland 21701 t (301)662-8248 LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED taken, the district would automatically be renewed. Some people had objected to the reverse-sunshine provision. The Senate Ag Committee admitted the provisions of SB 1264 make it difficult for the owner of a small, isolated farm to gain protection under the provisions of the bill. But they said they feel it is better to concede as lost such parcels near large urban centers and concentrate on saving large plots farther out. The minimum size district of 500 acres would allow a fair amount of land to be attached to the district even if such land were not con tiguous with other land in the district. And in a district of 3000 acres, perhaps a good size for a local municipality, as many as 1200 acres could be in smaller size parcels. Troublesome to some observers is the apparent conflict with the House of NOTICE SPRING CONSIGNMENT SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 15 9:30 A.M. Farm Equipment, Horses Mules, Dairy & Miscellaneous Located V 2 mile West of Reistville off Rt. 501, Lebanon Co., Pa. TERMS BY: DAN RHODES & REUBEN G. STOLTZFUS Auctioneer: Buffenmeyer ■ Watch for Full Listing Next Week PUBLIC SALE OF FARM EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY & DAIRY EQUIPMENT 2749 Geibs Road, 12 miles west of Cham bersburg, Franklin Co., Pa. 3 miles west of St. Thomas, 1 mile south of Route 30 between Route 30 and 416 on SATURDAY, MARCH 15,1980 David Brown 1200 Selectamatic 12 speed wide front axle tractor; David Brown 1200 Selectamatic 6 speed wide front axle tractor; Allis Chalmers W.D. tractor; A.C. cultivators; New Holland 489 haybine, cut less than 200 acres; New Holland Farmec 30 ft. elevator with 1 h.P. motor; New Holland 275 Hayliner baler with thrower; New Holland 512 P.T.O. manure spreader,' real good; New Holland 36 flail chopper; New Holland 717 com harvester; New Holland Super 23 silage blower with 40 ft. of pipe; New Holland 7 ft. 3 P.H. mower; New Holland 350 grinder mixer; Case 960 combine with 10 ft. grain head and 2 row com head, good cab, in good condition; New Idea 305 2 row mounted com picker, attachment for A.C. tractor; Sno-Lander snow blower model 720 3 P.H. - P.T.0.; Allis Chalmers 6 bottom 18” automatic reset plow 3 P.H.; good International 400 Cyclo No Till com plan ter; John Deere 17-7 grain drill; good Walsh 200 field sprayer with plastic tank; Pittsburg 4 bottom trip back 16 inch plow with 3 P.H.; 12 ft. transport Pittsburg heavy duty disk harrow; New Idea 5 wheel speed rake; Dunham Cultipacker; 3 section spring tooth harrow; spike harrow; hay Puffer; New Holland cylinder belt driven com shelter; Helix 2 wheel P.T.O. grain cart; Mayrath 6” grain elevator with 1 H.P. motor; Aluminum paddle grain elevator; short grain elevator to use at rear of wagons; front tractor mounted buck saw; hog feeder; fence posts and rails; hay feeder with roof; set of false engates with gear box; odds and ends of the wagon; 8 wagons such as 2 Knowles heavy duty wagons, 10:00:15 tires with Lamco forage boxes, real good; 2 Grove 500 wagons with Lamco hay racks; Grove 560 wagon with grain sides; 2 rubber tired wagons with hay racks; New Holland wagon with Lamco hay rack; 18.4-15-38 tractor chains; P.T.O. Cyclone seller, etc. Above items all in good condition. DAIRY RELATED ITEMS AS FOLLOWS: Übler 600 self-unloading, self-propelled feed cart; electric 52 gallon hot water heater; 400 gallon Majonier milk tank; Zero dumping station with 40 ft. of glass line; wash vat; 5 Surge milker units; milk cans; Acorn barn cleaner with motor for parts; Jamesway 30.6 milker pump with 2 H.P. motor; 2 rubber tired feed carts; good milk cans; etc. * LUNCH STAND RESERVED J. Robert Meyers, Auctioneer Alleman and Smith, Clerks Representatives’ nuisance ordinance bill. That measure sailed handsomely through the House and was expected to meet little resistance in the other Chamber. It would give farmers protection against a host of nuisance laws. But the measure may be held in the Senate in favor of SB 1264 which includes the same provisions. As one Senate Ag Com mittee member explained, “Nuisance protection is one of the carrots to get farmers to put their land in ag districts.” Since fanners already can 10:30 A.M. MERRILL R. BIVENS Uncaster Farmine, Saturday, February 23,1980—A39 get preferential tax assessments even if they are not in an ag district, the lawmakers say they feel they need to offer some additional incentive to keep farmers interested. The House’s nuisance bill, the Clean and Green Act, and other provisions would provide piecemeal protection against a majority of farmer problems, excluding the loss of land. While the Senate seems to favor the idea of the House nuisance bill, they say it could weaken the basis for their SB 1264. Eastern Berks 4-H Dairy meets NEW BERNVILLE - The Eastern Berks 4-H Dairy Club met on February 15, 1980, at the Fleetwood First Federal Savings and Loan. Clyde Meyers, county extension agent, gave a slide presentation "and went over county, state and national events. County council representatives were chosen; and they are: Gary Kurtz, Billy Zollers, Helen Seidel, and Scott Hauseman. Ted Kleinsmith, Sarah JUNIATA CO. FARM & WOODLAND AT PUBLIC SALE SAIUR9AY, MARCH 29 l:OOP.M. Located near McAlisterville, 45 Mi. north west of Harrisburg. Parcel #1 - 79 As, level farm ground, 8 room brick dwelling, 12,000 head cage layer house, large bank barn, 4700’ road frontage. Parcel #2, selling separate - 4 As woodland w/road frontage, excellent bldg. site. For complete info, contact, Long Bros. Auct. RD #2, Port Royal, PA 17082 Ph. 717-527-4784 PUBLIC SALE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 Having sold farm & discontinuing farming will sell located 11 miles East of Frederick MD on I -270 to 109 exit, left on Rt. 109 to Peachtree Rd., IVz Miles to farm. TRACTORS, TRUCK & MACHINERY Minn. Moline (White) G 750 diesel tractor, 74 h.p., WF, PS, double trans., 1085 hrs.; AC RC1043 tractor; NlB’ cut-ditioner, NI side rake, NH 69 baler, Snowco 24’ bale converyor & motor, Bush Hog 8’ rotary mower, NI ground driven tractor manure spreader, Big Rhino heavy duty 7’ 3 pt. scraper blade, Clark trailer type field sprayer with 200 gal. fiberglass tank, flatbed rubber tire wagon, Deerbom 3.2-14 plow, pull type trip disc, hydraulic wood splitter mounted on wheels, 2 wheel farm trailer, Caldwell 3 pt. post hole digger, wooden loading chute on skids, 130 gal. gas tank with hand pump, 2 extra hand pumps, Gas Boy electric pump, 3 hand oil drum pumps, drain & stand pipe for pond, 3 h.p. gasoline construction water pump & hose, Gould electric pump & water system, DeLaval por table electric 2 unit milker pump & milking unit, Timothy hay left by sale. 1957 Hit. 160 truck, 6 cylinder, 5 spd., with 12” cattle body. Most of above machinery was purchased new, well maintained & ready for field. Terms: Cash. Not Responsible for Accidents OWNER: M. E. BRITTLE 301-428-0189 Auctioneer; Robert C. Muilendore Clerk: C. L. Metz. Lunch Rights Reserved So, it seems likely the House’s provisions, in corporated in SB 1264, could see their way into the lawbook through the back door. The State Grange is watching SB 1264 and says it supports the bill’s basic concepts. Two years ago similar legislation was passed by both the Senate and the House. Farm leaders say they hope the present ad ministration will be more sympathetic than the past one when it come time for the governor to sign the bill into law. Kcnnett, Linda Latshaw and James Wagner were welcomed as new members and new project books were distributed. A roller skating party is tentatively planned for March 7, 1980 at the Route 100 roller skating rink. The next meeting will be held April eleventh at Naomi Herbert’s home at 7:30 pjn. A judging demonstration will be given. Reported by Sandy Moser. 11:00 A.M.
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