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Livestock marketers oppose Ag Bargaining
SACRAMENTO, CAL. -
<j t proposed National
Bargaining Act
"nothing more or less than
PUBLIC AUCTION
Farm Machinery
SATURDAY, MAY 3
Ehrhart Homestead
On Route .412 between Hellertown &
Leithsville turn onto Reading Rd. for Vz mi. then
onto Old Mill Rd. for Vz mi. Watch for signs!
1932 15-30 McDEERING TRACTOR, Ford BN, Oliver
70, Farmall H tractor, Myers PTO manure spreader,
Dearbome 6’ mower, Oliver 7’ mower, Oliver gram
master combme, Oliver 1 R com picker, Oliver com
binder, N.IL 5 B. side rake, Ford cultivator, Ford
blade, Ford 2 B. plow, Me. 2 R. com planter, Thomas
drill, N.H. baler w/engine, 2 B. trail plow, spring &
spike T harrows, bale elevator, feed grinder, dump
rake, potato plow, R.T. wagon, cement mixer, wood
wheelbarrow, wagon jack, bench grinders, elec,
motor, Irg. wall drill press, air comp, w/tank, Vise, 36”
grindstone, 10 can milk cooler, milk cans. Surge
milkers & Vac. pump, 20’ - 38’ - 40’ ext. ladders, lum
ber, many hand tools, other items also 1949 4 DR.
STUDEBAKER -18,000 ORIG. MILES.
Conditions Cash,
CLARENCEEHRHART
James W. Mohr, Auct.
Harold Beiimeyer, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
TOOLS & CAR
West Earl Township
SATURDAY, MAY 3,1980
At 10:00 A.M. Real Estate at 2:00 P.M.
Located along Rt. 272 (Between Akron and
Brownstown across from Dutch Bowl) West
Earl Township, PA. ,
Zoned Commercial. 335 (more or less) feet frontage
onßt. 272.
2 STORY MASONARY DWELLING
2 Car Garage with Shop Above
Dog kennels. Lot size 335 (more or less) frontage 234’
depth (more or less).
This property has many possibilities with an ideal
location along 272.
Inspection call 859-1457.
Curly Maple Dining Room Suite; Waterfall Bedroom
Suite; Sewing Machine in Oak Cabinet; Oak Wash
Stand; Oak Parlor Table; Philco Refrigerator-
Freezer; Caloric Gas Stove; Brewster Upright Piano &
Bench; Antique Pump Organ; Cello; Ladderback
Rocker; Ladderback Chair; Antique Hanging Comer
Cupboard; Steeple Date Clock; 8 Day Shelf Clock; N.
Currier “Household Pets”; Antique Print “Papa’s
Darling”; Trunk; G.E. Sweeper; Child’s Organ.
Nippon; Noritake; Bavaria; Germany; Limoges;
Opalescent Glass; Maastricht Bowl; Master Salt;
Individual Salts; % Dozen “Dora” (E Challinor)
Plates; Glass Basket; Many Bennington Type Pots (3
Rebecca at the Well); Earthen Bowls; 10 Glass Eggs;
Paper Weights; Pewter Plate; Old Bottles; Crocks;
Jardmeers; Copper Teakettle; Brass Candleholder;
Green & Blue Agateware.
LINENS Comforts, Bureau Scarves, Fancy Work;
Antique Underwood Typewriter; Many Beaded Pur
ses; Many Old Books; Stereo Viewer & Cards; Antique
Band Pictures; Brass Pie Crimper; Iron Horse Bank;
Daisy Air Rifle; Antique Sewing Baskets; Coffee
Grinder; Dough Scraper; Tin Ice Cream Dipper;
Nutmeg Grater.
12” Thickness Planer & Motor; Delta Turning Lath &
Motor (36” Throat); Set of Lath Chisels; Craftsman
Band Saw (12” Throat); Jig Saw (18” Throat);
Craftsman 6” Jointer; Craftsman 10” Table Saw; Belt
Sander; B&D V’ Drill; Grindstone & Motor; Drawing
Knives; Planes & Wooden Planes; Bar & “C” Clamps;
Misc Hand Tools; Tobacco Press; Union Grafting
Stove; Dynamark 8 H.P. Riding Mower; Wizard 4 H.P.
Riding Mower; Lawn Sweeper; Toro Rotary Power
Mower; Air Compressor; Wooden Wheelbarrow; 24 Ft.
Extension Ladder; Stepladders; 32 Ft. Extension
Ladder; Extension Plank; & 1968 Chevy Nova 4 Door
Sedan (23,000 Miles).
Car to be sold at 1:45 P.M.
Tools to be sold at 10 A.M.
Real Estate at 2 P.M.
Terms By:
PHARES $. & HAZEL A. FRY
Harry F. Adams, P.O.A.
T; Glenn Horst, Auct.
Timothy G. Horst, Auct.
859-1331
a massive collective
bargaining act involving
every agricultural com
modity sold in this country,”
which would socialize
agricultural marketing, a
spokesman for Livestock
Marketing Association
testified here April 18.
Richard L. Nock, a
member of LMA’s Board of
Directors, appeared before
the House Agriculture
subcommittee on domestic
marketing, consumer
relations and nutrition. He
said the Kansas City-based
trade group “was in com
plete opposition to the Act.”
“Before your Sub
committee embarks on a
grand reordering of the
entire agricultural industry,
it should consider the
PUBLIC SALE
OF 16 ACRES WOODLAND
West Cocalico Township
THURSDAY, MAY 8,1980
At 6:30 P.M.
Located along Mountain Road (turn East off
Schoeneck to Cocalico Road) West Cocalico
Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
16.465 ACRES WOODLAND
Good stand timber.
Approx. 250’ along Mountain Road. Look for sign on
tract (recently surveyed Look for markers).
For draft of property contact Norman Kurtz at Twin
Erne Auto Sales along Rt. 322 West of Ephrata. 733-6548
or call auctioneer.
Sale to be held on premises along Mountain May 8 at
6:30 P.M.
Terms By
M. NORMAN KURTZ
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
Timothy G. Horst, Auct.
859-1331
Melvin Hess, Atty.
PUBLIC SALE
Of the Estate of Clayton S. Phipps late of
Greencastle, PA located at McLaughlins
Auction. 440 Ramsey Avenue, Chambersburg,
Franklin Co., Pennsylvania on:
FRIDAY, MAY 2
Grandfathers clock, Jacob Gorgas, Henkletown,
Lancaster Co. the maker, between 1730-1829, walnut
case, nice hand painted face, in good condition; 2 oak
sectional book cases, walnut 2 drawer library table,
walnut card table, camel back trunk, flat top trank,
metal file 4 drawer cabinet, books such as, Histories of
Franklin Co., History of 6 Counties, PA., 2 books
American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co.,
Shippensburg in Civil War, Birds of PA. 1890, Turn
pikes and dirt roads 1927, Waynesboro history, reports
of U.S. Sec. 1790-1820, 2 volumes, old Bibles, boxes of
books, early post cards including Greencastle area,
etc.
TERMS: Cash.
Administrator
JOHN R. WALKER
Martha Walker
of Walker & Walker, Attorney
Will also well; Furniture: Sobd walnut secretary
bookcase, 1800; pigeon holes, Dropprout desk, Vic
torian sofa with finger carved walnut frame, six
matching chairs, 3 with needle point, kitchen cabinet
with flour bin and spice drawers, 4 walnut frame side
chairs, 5 ladder back, rush bottom cheese knife chairs,
walnut wood frame cot, single bed complete, Victrola.
Glass & China; Depression, milk glass, fostona,
Roseville ironstone, German China, salts, ironstone
wash bowl and pitchers, collection of 100 miniature
pitchers; shell nut dishes, vases, crocks, butter tub,
whiskey bitters bottle, German bottles, jelly jars, etc.
Miscellaneous: Coverlets, quilts, lap robes, linens,
table covers, rugs, bedspread, 1910 Cumberland R.R.
Calender, copper apple butter kettle, Cavalry saddle,
steroscope and cards, costume jewerly, English brass
tea canteen, tole painted tray, baskets, doll bed, cookie
cutters, kerosene lamps, garden tools, carpenter tools,
childrens games and toys, golf clubs and bag, pots and
pans, lot of old books from 1858 to present day plus
magazines, etc.
Auctioneer Note: Furnitufe from 4th & sth
generations from Huntington and Juniata Counties.
TERMS: FRANK AND BETTY CAYMAN
J. Robert Meyers, Auct.
philosophical, economic and
social effects” of the
proposed bill, H.R. 3535, he
testified.
Nock pointed out that the
legislation would “mandate
that the Secretary of
Agriculture become a
partner in marketing
transactions throughout the
entire agricultural economy.
It would give the U.S.
government unchecked
power to mediate and ar
bitrate collective bargaining
procedures in relation to all
agricultural products, in
cluding the merchandising
of livestock.”
Turning to the Act’s ef-'
AT 7:00 P.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Aprs! 26,1980—D25
fects on the livestock in
dustry, Nock said LMA
believes the bill “would alter
and reshape the livestock
marketing sector so
drastically that the
traditional relationship of
buyer and seller, which has
worked so well in main
taining our free economy,
would become
unrecognizable.”
He pointed out for the
Subcommittee that the total
value of livestock marketing
transactions in the U.S. in
1979 reached |56.3 billion,
posted on a volume of 229.4
million head. Nock cited
figures from an annual study
of marketing transactions
done for LMA.
An awareness of the size of
the livestock marketing
sector, alone “may be
helpful” before considering
a bill that would socialize all
agricultural marketing.
Nock said.
He also cited the “startling
concept” under the Act that
“nearly any buyer of
livestock would be a ‘han
dler’ for purposes of thfe Act.
. .including a feeder and
probably a buyer.”
The power that would be
given to the Secretary of
Agriculture and to the
federal government to
unpose criminal and social
sanctions under the Act “is
mind-boggling in its
devastating impact on the
system as we now recognize
it.
“One can only wonder how
long it would take the
Secretary of Agriculture to
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY - TRACTORS -
TOOLS - ANTIQUES - GUNS - OAK
FURNITURE-COOKSTOVE
SATURDAY, MAY 3
Located - Along Route 443 approx. 3 miles
west of Pine Grove and Vz mile west of Pine
Grove exit of Int. 81 in Pine Grove Twp.,
Schuylkill County Pennsylvania.
FARM MACHINERY; Ford GN tractor, 3 pt. 2 bot
tom plow, 3 pt. 12” post hole digger, new 3 pt. (taw bar,
Farm-all M. tractor, 2 bottom 14” trailer plow,
cultivator (Horm), 7’ trailer mower, mounted wood
saw, N.I. side rake, McCormick P.T.O. bailer, David
Bradley garden tractor w/plow, harrow, (Jisc, roller,
22” 3% hp. lawn mower (new), I.H. can type milk
cooler, 275 gal. fuel tank, new rolls barbwire. Mercury
water pump.
ANTIQUES: Ornate oak sideboards, oak washstand,
oak beds, rd. oak table, sq. oak table, oak dressers,
hiback diy sink, oak rocker, fancy wicker chair, South
bend cookstove w/warm doset, press back chairs,
wood chest, wood butterchurn w/stand, mantle docks,
reversed paintings, copper wash boiler, victrola, oak
sewing machine, hanging coal oil light w/shade, glass
coal lamps, carbite lights, brass lunges, forged ice
tongs, gram cradle, .05 cent peanut machines, WW n
Coca Cola Adv., mirror and picture frames, carnival
and pressed glass, ironstone pitcher, wooden washing
machine. Beam bottles (turkey, duck, elephant), ar
row heads, crocks and jugs.
GUNS BUTCHER EQUIPMENT
HOUSEHOLDS: Rem. 760-30-06, Ranger 22, Mossberg
410 bolt, old French 12 ga. double-barrel (nice engrav
ing). Iron kettles, scrapple pans, hooks, sausage staf
fer, elec, meat grinder, meat bench. Alum, stepladder,
picks, shovels, tools, wrenches, gas and oil cans,
sprayer, scrap metal, old thresher, Magtag wringer
washer, 50 gal. elec, water heater (like new),
refrigerator, mixer, elec, stove, floor radio, many
other items too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash or app. check.
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch available
Owner reserves right to reject any or all bids
Sale ordered by
ADOLPH LEHR
Jay'Riegel Jr., Auctioneer
717-739-4718
Act
determine if a lot of livestock
had been negotiated in good
faith,” said Nock, a
marketing businessman
from Templeton, Cal.
Today’s system of
livestock .marketing “may
be too simple to be ap
preciated. But it has served
as the foundation of an in
dustry which today ef
fectively merchandises
livestock in a manner un
paralleled in the world,” he
said.
LMA also rejects the idea
to simply exempt livestock
from provisions of the
Act,Nock said. The
marketing of all agricultural
commodities “is so inter
related that . . .it would be
absolutely impossible to
provide mandatory
collective bargaining in one
segment of the industry and
permit free market ac
tivities in another. This
leverages one segment of the
industry against another.”
At 9 A.M.