PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT, FEEDER PIGS, AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1980
At 10:30 A.M.
Located 2Vz miles North of Bernville. Take the
Bemville-Shartlesville road to Manbeck road
turn West travel 3 A mile to sale. Jefferson Twp.
Berks Co. Pa. Watch for sale signs on day of
sale.
29 FEEDER PICS
£560 Int. gas tractor fast hitch, £3113 bottom 14” £ast
hitch plow, 7 tooth Taytorway chisel plow, 4 section
harrow, Badger 1,000 gal. vacuum tank spreader,
Haban 3 pt. P.T.O. com shelter, Int. snow blower, 36’
New Idea elevator, Drag elevator, Gravity bm on
running gear. Flat bed wagon, J.D. lime and fertilizer
spreader, Int. Alfalfa drill, £990 Int. haybine, £6O
selfcompelled Massey Harris combme, £47 Int. baler.
New 200 A.M.P. Welder, never used, Tractor chains,
other chains, Hydraulic cylinder, baby pig nurser, Cast
iron water and hog troughs, Electric motors, 2 Martin
hog feeders, 2 Pride of the farm hog feeders 5 and 20
bu. Butcher equipment of all kinds, Vise, Old Walnut
work bench, w/wooden screw vise. Grind-stone, Large
Vise, Endless belt, Dusk to Dawn light, Picnic table
and bench, Household goods, nice 3 pc. living room
suite, Maple hutch, 2-5,000 BTU Air Conditioners, 1-
11,000 BTU Air Conditioner, Spool table, Table and
chairs. Metal wardrobe. Milk can, School seat, Lan
tern, Wine barrel. Butter chum and buck, Dishes, Old
latches, 2 Feed chest, Tools, lot of other farm and
household items, Rototiller to mount on small tractor,
Int. Cadet £55 riding mower, Lawnboy edger,
Kawasaki trail and street bike, Sale atrlo:3o A.M.
Conditions by
W. BARRY SHIPE
Paul E. Bixler and Gerald G. Kramer
Auctioneers
Refreshments by the Lutheran Church
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
MONDAY, SEPT. 1
LABOR DAY 9:30 A.M.
LOCATED: On Susquehanna Trail, north, Ist
farm on right side past Rutters Restaurant.
ANTIQUES
Cast iron wagon w/3 horses & driver, Walnut corner
cupboard, Oak side board, camel back trunk, 2 cradles,
3 blanket chests, antique high chair, coal dinky stove
and tank, coal and wood chunck stove, 3 mantel clocks,
drop leaf Cherry table, Billy Foust jug and 6 Billy
Foust glasses, quilting frame, double barrel Hammer
shot gun 12 gauge (Parkhurst), Mays milk bottles,
Carnival glass berry set, pitcher and six glasses blue
and white sail boat, picture and frames, milk cans,
wash boards, ice cream scoop, 2 rope beds, 1 high back
bed w/Acom carving, butter churn, cast iron coffee
grinder - American Enterprise -1873.
BUTCHER TOOLS
Complete set of butcher tools, laddies, knives, meat
grinder, 2 sausage stuffers, iron kettle w/3 ft., meat
saws, meat hooks, stone jugs, stone crocks, food
grinders.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 piece living room suite, sofa & chair, table lights,
coffee table, end tables, Maple breakfast set w/6
chairs, Heatrola - Dura Therm oil, metal wardrobes,
bookcases, 2 - 12x12 rugs, 1 - 15x12 rug. Stereo record
player, reed rocker, living room chairs, flower stand,
go-carts and dolls, dresser w/glass knobs, kitchen
cabmet, G.E. refrigerator, clothes hamper, 2 metal
utility cabinets, blankets, bedding, electric blanket,
throw riigs, clothes rack, books, baskets, Poloroid
camera, tea kettles, waffle iron, pitchers, irons,
wooden bowls, musical cake dish, coffee pots, butter
dish, bottle caper, refrigerator dishes, electric oven,
pots and pans, pressure cooker, lard cans, food sheer,
salt & pepper shakers, what knot shelves, spring and
mattress, carpet sweeper, hassocks, curtain stretcher,
Singer Sewing machine and stool, side saddle and
Timothy seed.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
WILSON & FRANCES GLADFELTER
R.D. #4 York, Pa.
764-9338
AUCTIONEER:
Blaine N. Rentzel
Emigsville, Pa.
764-6412
Farm Bureau praises end of nitrite hassle
PARK RIDGE, 111. -
Robert Delano, president of
the American Farm Bureau
Federation, expressed
satisfaction with the decision
of the Food and Drug Ad
ministration and the
Department of Agriculture
in discontinuing efforts to
eliminate nitrites from
foods, such as cured meats.
“We have contended from
the beginning that a careful
scientific’ review of the
‘Newbeme’ nitrite study at
the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology would prove
there is no scientific basis
for the government to
require the removal of
nitrites from foods,” Delano
said.
Delano was reacting to a
joint statement of the Food
PUBLIC SALE
Due to sudden death of her husband, the
undersigned will sell on the farm located 3V*
miles west of Boonsboro, Md. on Route 34, 3/4
North on Reedysviile Rd., west on Mansfield
Rd., last farm on left.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
70 Head of Holstein
Dairy Cattle 70
Consisting of 54 dairy cows of which 9 have freshened
in past 2 months, 11 dry cows, balance m different
stages of lactation. 16 head of Hoi. heifers, steers &
bulls from started to yearlings. Cows pregnancy
examined by vet.; Bang & T.B. tested within 30 days.
This is a good working herd of mostly large cows &
producing well.
Three Tractors & Machinery:
John Deere 4030 diesel tractor, P.S., W.F., cab, 2400
hrs.; John Deere 2240 diesel tractor, P.S., W.F., 1540
hrs.; JD 146 loader w/manure fork & 5 ft. bucket;
chains; Farmall M tractor, cult.; JD 2500 4-18
automatic reset plow; JD 110 transport 11 ft. disc; JD
ABF pull type 8 ft. disc; Int. 9A pull disc; JD 10 & 12 ft.
lever harrows; 2 Superior 10-7 drills, Int. 56 four row
conventional com planter w/fertihzer & Gandy boxes,
Dickey John, extra plates, Int. 550 P.T.O. single beater
manure spreader, small N.I. spreader, M.F. 3 pt. 7 ft.
mower; New Holland 556 side rake, N.H. 477 haybine;
Int 241 roller baler; Zimmerman 32 ft. elevator
w/motor; N.H. 770 forage harvester 2/2 row com head
& grass head, N.H. 27 blower & 40 ft. 9 in. pipe; JD 216
forage wagon. Grove forage wagon; N.I. rubber tire
wagon w/hay sides; Groves 3 pt. bale carrier; JD 7 ft.
bucket, heavy duty 2 wheel dump trailer; M.F. roll
guard & roof, 3 trailer axle w/tires & wheels, saw
mangle, metal roll bale feeder & other feeders; new
wood & metal farm gates; fuel tanks w/band pumps; 5
wooden calf hutches, 800 ft. 3/4 in. plastic pipe, 2
DeLaval milking units, pipeline & compressor feed
carts, 52 gal. Pacemaker water heater; air com
pressor; elec, bench grinder & motor; Lincoln 225 elec,
welder; forge, shop heater, shop tools, bolts; nuts; 10 &
16 penny nails, new & used elec, accessories, 15 bu. of
Horst’s 721, 795, 806 seed com, metal office desk &
chair; 4 drawer metal file; other household articles.
Note: Many pieces of machinery 2 yrs. old.
1969 GMCI ton dual wheel track, 6 cyl., 38,000 miles
w/9 ft. cattle body.
Approx. 1000 bales of straw. Over 100 round bales of
mixed hay.
Will offer 32 acres of growing com. Terms: Cash -
not responsible for accidents.
Real Estate
Will offer at 12:00 noon farm containing approx. 100
acres improved by bnck dwelling containing 7 rooms,
bath, attic, basement, metal roof, heated.by oil hot
water, well & septic. Frame bank barn w/covered
barnyard & auger feeder; 6 cow (designed for 8) block
milking parlor (1 yr. old), equipped with 6 Surge
milking units w/Mueller 1000 gal. bulk milk tank,
Mueller compressor, Surge vac. pump; Mueller
washing system (wash m place), SS double tank; 12 ft.
stove & 12 ft. metal silo w/12 ft. Jamesway unloader,
large concrete trench silo, 16 cow block dairy bam &
milk house & other frame outbuildings, all with metal
roofs. Two wells & 1 cistern on farm with Anteetam
Creek bordering one side.
Terms: fSIM.M down day of sale with other terms
announced sale day. All taxes pro-rated, transfer tax &
Documentary stamps paid by purchaser.
MRS. MERLE F. WHIRR SR.
Mansfield Road
Reedysville, Maryland
Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk: C. L. Metz
Lunch Rightsileserved
and Drug Administration
and the Department of
Agriculture, released in
Washington, August 19, in
which the two agencies said
that after extensive review
of the MIT study released in
1978, “we have concluded
there is no basis for FDA or
USDA to initiate any action
to remove nitrite from foods
at this time.”
Following release of the
Newbeme study results, the
two federal agencies had
initiated action that would
have removed use of certain
nitrite compounds in foods.
“U.S. livestock producers
and others in the meat in
dustry could have been
severely hurt by premature
charges about dangers of
nitrites,” Delano stressed.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 30,1980—P19
About $12.5 billion worth of
food products would be in
volved annually.
“We are pleased,” said
Delano, “that in (his in
stance the federal govern
ment is acting on the basis of
responsible scientific
evidence and review, instead
of basing decisions on
Cattle on feed drops
LITITZ Cattle and lowest number of July
calves on feed August 1 for marketings from the seven
slaughter market m the states since 1975
seve " s “ es , pre f a . n S Placements of cattle and
»” "“1 ” >l>e seven
weSSn *T dm ”B ** wwe ¥ 2
12 percent less than August tat
JiSi^S 1 gt0 ’ h ' Crcp STVSSI2&S
lifarijngs of' ted cattle ,
during July totaled 1.35 p *f“ n ’“ ts »! ■ «
million, down 8 percent from fhn T ] . . P [P ore
last year and 16 percent ™y hist year but three
from July 1978. This is the P ercen * below July 1978.
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
FRI. EVE., SEPTEMBER 5
#1 Located 4 miles west of Elizabethtown,
Pa., Falmouth Rd. t turn right on Bossier Rd. to
Furnace Hill Rd. Farm called Misty Acres.
Farmette 11V« acres approx. Small efficient poultry
farm capacity of 13,300 cage layers. Currently under
contract. Bam w/Horse Stable & Cora Crib.
2% story Frame House, Living Room, Dining Room,
Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 1% Bath, Basement. Oil w/Hot
Air, Stream, Small Woods, Pond Site. Golden op
portunity for some family who has ambition & forsight.
10% down day of sale. Balance after Jan. 1, 1981.
Possession Possible before Settlement.
#2 Located at 3790 E. Harrisburg Pike,
oppositve from Big M Middletown, Pa.
1 Story concrete Block House, Living Room, Kitchen,
2 Bedrooms. Bath. Laundry Room, Oil w/Baseboard
Heat, Large lot.
10% down day of Sale, 30 days Balance. To inspect
these Properties call 367-1861 or 653-5689. Both
Properties will be sold at #l.
Real Estate to be offered at 7:00 P.M.
Sale by,
CHARLES W. & JOANNE M. BROOKS
Henry Gingrich, Atty.
Harold (Abe) Shaffner, Auct.
Cornelius Helfrich, Atty.
Bel Air, Maryland
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY, TOOLS and SUPPLIES
To settle the Estate of Richard £?• Grafton, late
of Harford County, the undersigned Personal
Representative will sell the following at PUBLIC
AUCTION on the premises located at 3019
GRIER NURSERY ROAD, FOREST HILL,
MARYLAND - A miles north east of Rocks
Road (Md. Rl„. 24), 2 I A miles north east of
Forest Hill and 516 miles north of the town of
Bel Air in the Third Election District of Harford
County on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1980
At 10:30 AM EDST
M-F Model 165 Tractor (G); M-F Model 50 Tractor
(G); Manure Spreader; M-F 3x14” Bottom Plows; M-F
Baler, PTO w/Chute; J-D 15 Disc Grain Drill; Old
Papec Ensilage Cutter and Blower. Misc. Hand, Shop,
Lawn, Garden, and Farm Tools and Supplies. 1970
Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan Automobile (63,165
miles) Other Interesting Items
TERMS Cash or Approved Check
MARTHA LEE GRAFTON, P.R.
Forest Hilt, Maryland
838-3032
Auctioneers
John H. O’Neill
Kenneth C. Travers
Not Responsible for accidents on day of sale
Lunch available on grounds.
primarily emotional or
political considerations as
has happened too often in the
past.”
“This proves once again,”
concluded Delano, “That the
nation’s food supply is
wholesome, healthful and
safe.”
7:00 P.M