I PUBLIC SALE
OF WOODWORKING MACHINERY,
ANTIQUE TOOLS, LUMBER
& HARDWARE
SATURDAY, JULY 19
At 9:30 A.M.
Located 2 miles off Route 322, Between Blue
Ball and Ephrata, turn on Farmersville Road at
Hinkletown, 1 mile*East of Farmersville. Watch
for sale signs on 322. Lancaster County, Pa.
Hardware, Few Tools and Misc.
6 m. Clipper Belt Lacer; Flat Belting; all sizes of
Bolts, Wood Screws, Nails, Cut Nails 2-40 PC; all kinds
of V Belts and Pulleys; Cham Hoists, Dollies; Hinges,
Cabmet Hinges; Vanilla Rope 1 - 7/8 - % - v 2 m.,
Chains; Log Chains; Step Ladder, different size of
Stove pipe; Rivets; Wire; devices, Hooks; Snaps,
new and used Iron; lots of Scrap Iron, new Small Hard
ware; many more items.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Woodworking Machinery
and tools in excellent condition. Tools at 9:00 A.M.,
at 1:00 P.M. No out of state checks. Inspec
tion one day before sale only.
Terms by
ENOS S. WEAVER
Auctioneers; Leroy S. Horst and Paul W Horst
Clerks: Horst and Shirk
Refreshments will be served
Not responsible for accidents if any should occur
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF FARM EQUIPMENT,
SOME HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
11:30 A.M.
Location; Take Route 501 North from Lititz to
Newport Road, turn East onto Newport Road to
304 Newport Road, Lititz, PA.
Farmall 706 Diesel Tractor
§ with Torque Amplifier, Cab and Front Weights.
Farmall 350 High Utility Tractor
Mustang 330 Owatonna
Skidsteer Loader
with Hydrostatic, Material Bucket and Fork.
NEW IDEA 4325 2- ROW PULL TYPE CORN
PICKER with 327 Husking Bed; NEW HOLLAND 270
HAYLINER BALER, INTERNATIONAL 700 4x16
AUTOMATIC RESET PLOW, Grove Forage Wagon
with Roof on Heavy Chassis with 11L Tires, Gehl
Grinder Mixei, Avco New Idea 4214 Manure Spreader,
New Holland 36-Foot Elevator; New Holland 56 Side
Rake with Rubber Teeth; 3 Flatbed Wagons; John
Deere Van Brunt 15x7 Gram Drill; 28 Disc Disc Harrow
on Transport with Midwest Harrow; Dunham Sprocket
Packer; John Deere Flail Chopper; New Holland 425
Forage Blower; New Holland Corn Drag; Sprayer
Frame with Booms, 3 pt Scraper Blade; Small Farm
Trailer; Farmec Gravity Bin on New Holland Chassis;
AC 3-pt. Posthole Digger, International Pitmanless
Rear Mount 4120 Balance Mower; 2 Tobacco Ladders
on Wooden Wheel Gear; Pickup Head for John Deere
35 Harvester; New Holland 4132 Skeleton Elevator, 16’
pdarvester Handler Elevator; Fasthitch Platform; 2-
pt Rear Cultivator; PTO Seeder;
1973 Chevrolet Van
John Deere Model 500 Snowmobile
Sandstone Water Trough needs repair; 2 300-gallon
Fuel Tanks with Hand Pumps; Portable Steel Hay
Racks; 3 Farm Gates; Hydraulic Cylinders; Portable
Air Compressor; Roto-tiller, Platform Scales; Int’l.
Super 100 charger; 2 TON FEED BIN; Homehte Cham
Saw; Bag Wagon; Gandy Applicators; Pickup Tool
Chest, Rabbit Hutch, Log Chams; Cords; 2 Man Saw;
Tobacco Lath; Bicycles; Dog House; Pulley; some
Poultry Equipment; Sizing Boxes; Space Heater;
8”x8” Log; Bench Grinder; Anvil with Cuttmg Tool;
Traps, Sledge; Fence Stretcher,*Cow Kicker; Bolt
Assortment; Grease Tubes, Hydraulic Jack; Diggmg
Iron; Bits, Braces, Plane; Skil Saw, Circular Saw;
Wrecking Bar; Milk Cans; Snow Fence; 275 gallon
Fuel Tank, 2 Seater Glider Swing, Old License Plates,
1915 thru 22, Apple Butter Stirrer, some Household
Goods and many other items too numerous to mention
Auction by
MRS. H. RICHARD HERSHEY
304 East Newport Road, Lititz, PA 17543
717-626-5594
Ruction Conducted by
"ohn E. and Paul E. Martin Auctioneers
717-733-3511 - 717-733-3305 Ephrata, PA
Food by Ambassador’s Class
of the Lititz Mennonite Church
Sunshine means good working ,
HARRISBURG - The
summer weather over the
commonwealth provided
farmers with six days
suitable for fieldwork during
the week ending June 30. But
while the dry weather helped
fieldwork, soil moisture
dipped to low levels
Harvest was reported at
its peak across the state for
strawberries, with large
berries being harvested.
Cherries and raspberries
were also being harvested.
Cherries, apples and
peaches are reported to be
sizing well, with few
problems Recent warm
weather has increased the
growth rate for sweet corn,
HOLSTEIN HEIFER
BE SURE TO ATTEND
THE 14TH BROWN HOLSTEIN
HEIFER SALE
SATURDAYIULY 26
Location - 1 Mile East of Turbotville, Nor
thumberland Co. Pa.; 12 miles northeast of
Danville, just off Rt. 54; 6 miles off 1-80. Watch
for Sale Arrows.
52 Registered and Grade Bred Heifers; 1 Service Age
Bull, 28 Registered, 3 identified grades, 35 due July,
Aug & Sept; remainder thru late fall.
Mostly AI. Sired, from Penna fine herds, 30-day
tested. Mostly Vacc., dehorned; preg. checked; have
size condition and possess exceptional dairy quahty A
fine group of cattle assembled during the fall months.
Sires represented Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation;
R. Maple, Whittier Farms Apollo Rocket; Molly Chief;
Triple Threat; Jet Stream; Harrnsburg Gay Ideal;
Woodbme Chief Mohawk; Whittier Farms Apollo
Galaxy; Jo-Dan B.E. Ivan; Tn Town Wis Apollo; Fury
Ivan; Rocby Apollo Honor; Rafter M Ivan Astro; etc.
iSIIFJI
Pictured are daughters of R.O.R.A,
Elevation & Gay ideal.
A sample of records of the dams
305da 20,075 4 5% 902
305da 18,085 3.7% 673
356da 18,090 3.9% 706
326da. 17,860 3.9% 695
326da 17,142 4.5% 772
305da. 16,8803.6% 625
305da. 16,900 3.7% 630
305da. 16,1324 2% 672
327da. 15,052 4 1% 631
295da 13,832 4 1% 571
Heifers can be seen anytime as visitors are always
welcome To appreciate the quality they must be seen.
Much effort was put forth in selecting this excellent
group
Catalogs day of Sale
Owners
LEWIS & RUTH BROWN
Aucts. & Pedigrees
Carl & John Oilier
717-464-2233
but hurts soil moisture
tomatoes and other garden
crops.
Soil moisture was mostly
short to adequate, with a 50-
50 breakdown in the north.
Central counties reported
100 percent short supplies
and the south reported 82
percent short to 18 percent
adequate soil moisture.
Corn is averaging 16 in
ches through the state, on a
par with last year Com
heights m the state average
4, 13 and 21 inches in the
north, central and southern
areas, respectively
Barley harvest has begun,
with 16 percent done. Barley
is now 12 percent headed 34
percent turning and 38
SALE
1:00 P.M
Trucks available
GOOD LUNCH
percent ripe. Last year, 16
percent was headed, 41
percent turning, 28 percent
ripe and 15 percent har
vested.
Northern aieas report 54
percent headed, 45 percent
turning and less than five
percent ripe, while central
areas are at 42 percent
turning 45 percent ripe and
13 percent harvested.
Southern areas are at 18
percent turning, 53 percent
ripe and 29 percent har
ested.
Vheat is now 56 percent
I’vded, 39 percent turning
ijd five percent ripe,
compared to 37 percent
headed and 63 percent
turning last year. The north
is 78 percent headed and 22
percent turning, central
areas are 62 percent headed
and 38 percent turning, and
the south stands at 28 per-
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 12,1980—C41
GLEN-LEW DAIRY
COMPLETE
HEIFER DISPERSAL
FRIDAY, JULY 25
At 12 Noon
Located in Mifflin County, 2 miles East of
Lewistown, Pa. On Rtoue 522 North.
52 TOP HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
Glen-Lew dairy complete dispersal of heifers bom
and raised on this farm from our milking herd that we
sold last July. 3 registered (1 sired by Elevation),
balance top grades, 8 sired by Jet Stream, 6 by Job, 3
Mose, 2 Big Apple, 11 Glen-Lew Megshazzer Perfect
and 8 by Glen-Lew Lu Birch.
36 heifers pasture bred; they were put with the bull in
Nov., many are springing. 16 big open heifers ready to
breed
This is a real nice group of dairy cattle
PREGNANCY CHECKED 30 DAY HEALTH TEST
CATALOGS W/DAMS D.H.I.A. RECORDS TENT
Lunch available '
MAX HOOK
2100 Route 522 North
Lewistown, Pa. 17044
Mark Click - Auctioneer
Reedsville, Pa.
Good's Auction
111 North Maple Ave.
Leola. PA
Hay, Straw & Grain Sales
Every Wednesday
12:00 Noon
Farm Machinery
First and Third Wednesday
January thru November
starting at 9:00
With 6 Auctioneers
Tools and Hardware
Lawn & Garden Equipment
12:00 Noon
Farm Machinery -12:30
No out of state checks
No household Goods, no clothing.
No poultry Equipment or scrap tin.
DAVID H.
GOOD & SONS
RD 1 Leola, PA 17540
717-656-9558
cent headed, 57 percent
turning and 15 percent ripe.
Oats are 62 percent headed
compared to 65 percent last
year. The north is at 37
percent, central areas are 65
percent and the south is at 88
percent headed.
First cutting of alfalfa is 89
percent complete compared
to 84 percent last year. The
central and southern
counties are at 95 and 97
percent harvested,
respectively, while the north
trails at 75 percent.
Second cutting of alfalfa is
at eight percent, compared
to six percent at this time
last year.
Clover-timothy stands are
77 percent harvested,
compared to 74 percent last
year. The north reports 66
percent harvested, the
central area is at 77 percent
and the south is now 89
percent harvested.