PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT, Etc.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
11:30 A,M.
On the Premises along road leading from
Millbach to Richland, Lebanon County, Pa.
2- 8N Ford tractors, 3 pt. 2-14” plow, 3 pt. Scraper
blade, Ford 981 Tractor with selecto speed, Massey
Ferguson 488 Corn Planter with Insecticide Hopper,
Gehl 880 Hay Bine, Gehl 600 Harvester with narrow 2-
Row Com Head and Hay Pickup, Chattanooga 11 ft.
Cultipacker, John Deere 3 Section Spring Tooth
Harrow, M.F. 13 Disc Gram Drill, Gehl 88 Forage
Blower and 50 ft. Pipe, John Deere 350 3 Pt. Rake, 2
Wheel Windrow Turner, Hawk Built 157 Manure
Spreader, Ford 2 Row Mounted Com Picker, other
Picker for parts, Ford 3 Pt. Cultivator, Grove 12 ft.
Mechanical Dump Trailer, Ford 7 ft. Mower, 25 K.W.
Generator (P.T.O. on Trailer), 2 Mmnich Tobacco
Presses, Appr. 6,000 Tobacco Lath, Small L.P.S.
Feeder, 2 Heated Water Troughs, Used Silo Doors,
Salamander Heater, Myers Twin Piston Weed Sprayer
Pump, Wagon Load of Small Stuff, Etc.
Conditions by
IRVIN HORST
Auct. G. Harvey Weik
Clerks Hoover - Ogurcak
Lunch by
Heidelberg Church of the Brethren
PUBLIC
AUCTION
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES,
FURNITURE, CLASSWARE,
SILVER PARADE SADDLE
PHARMACY SCALE, STERLING
SILVER GOLD & OLD JEWELRY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24
at 10:00 A. M,
SALE CONSISTS OF: Sliver Parade Saddle, hand
made by Ted Flowers, famous saddle and silver smith;
FURNITURE: Unusual Early Soft Wood Chest of
Drawers w/left Top Desk; Dove Tailed; Walnut Desk,
refinished; Walnut Mirror; Oak Round Table w/Claw
Feet; Empire Chest; 3 Oak Kitchen Cabinets; 1
w/Spice Rack and Flour Dispensor; Low Pine Dry Sink
Solid Sides and Dove Tailed; Mahagony 4 Stack Sec
tional Book Case; 'Mahagony Drop Leaf Table;
Mahagony Chairs w/Needlepomt Seats; Mahagony
Stack Tables; Oak Buffet w/lg. Claw Feet and Mirror;
Oval Duncan Phyfe Table w/Glass Top; 6 Walnut
Chairs w/Hip Rests; Chairs; Rockers; Blanket Chest;
Oak Sewing Machine; Oak Stands; Mahagony Round
Center Table; Sq Oak Extension Table; Wicker Fem
Stand; Oak Washstand; Oak Dressers; Wicker Chair;
Early Farm Table must be restored; Clothes Tree;
Comer Shelf; New Perfection Kerosene Stove; Picture
Frames; Pharmacy Scale w/Weigbts: Konseal Ap
paratus w/Pill Filling Containers; Wall Towel Rack;
Early Radio w/lg. Glass Ball on Top; GLASSWARE
Bavarian, Germany, Wedgewood; Royal Staf
fordshire; Royal Worchester; England; Bing &
Grondahl First Issue Olympic Games Munich - 1972;
Bing and Grondehl Country Christmas 1973; Dwight
Eisenhower Ist Birthday in White House, Castleton,
New Castle, Pa.; Pewter; Brass Bells; Blue Spat
terware; Depression; Green, Pink, Yellow, Carnival
Orange Marked N; Ironstone; made in occupied
Japan; Vaseline Glass, Green Depression Kerosene
Lite; Cherry Boy; Planters Peanut Dishes, Paper
Mache Peanut; Jardimers; Tramp Art; Post Cards;
Old Adv. Cuba, Australia; Photo Album; Celluloid
Dolls; Bisque Doll; Buggy Lamp; Table Lite;
JEWELRY: Sterling Silver, Vote Republican Watch;
10K Gold Rings; Watches; Misc. Jewelry: CAST
IRON: Posts; Kettle; Still Bank; Trivets; Toy Cart
w/Horse and Driver; Asst, of Flat Irons; Crocks and
Jugs some blue decorated; Asst, of Old Tinware Tin
Cookie Cutters: Early Childs Tncycle; Sled;_Childs
Electric Stove; Double Barrel 12 Gauge Shot Gun; Fur
Hat and Stole, Adv. Boxes; Adv. Items; Many items
too numerous to mention.
Sale Ordered By
AMERICAN BANK TRUST DEPT. & OTHERS
Schultz Auction
Rt. 209 - Newtown, Zerbe, Pa
Hegins Exit 34 of 1-81 if coming from the North
Tremont Exit 33 of 1-81 if coming from the South
Francis (Pete) Schultz, Auctioneer
(717)695-3222
Terms; Cash or certified check- no out of state checks;
no personal checks unless OK w/auction house.
Auctioneers Note: Saddle will be offered at 1 P.M.
Survey reveals
for USDA
HARRISBURG - In
dividuals across the United
States voiced a general
support of existing, volun
tary USDA programs,
reports a spokesman for the
Soil Conservation Service, a
branch of the U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Through the Resources
Conservation Act, more than
118,000 persons provided
over one and one-half million
comments on USDA
programs. It gave the pubhc
an opportunity to voice their
opinions on the future
programs of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture,
said the spokesman.
I' According to the
responses, Americans highly
value the Nation’s soil,
water, and related
resources. Respondents
voiced a strong concern
about the capacity of the
Nation’s resources to meet
future needs.
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, NOV. 29
1:30 P.M.
Located in the Village of White Horse,
Salisbury Twp., Lancaster Co., PA along Rt.
! 340. Watch for signs.
5 ACRE FARMETTE
Real Estate consists of two and one half story frame
house, 2 story bank bam, horse stable and large box
stall, pole shed. House has 5 rooms and full bath on 2nd
floor, kitchen, living and dining room, partial bath and
closed porch Ist floor, full basement, drilled well and
wind wheel and supply tank, approx. 3 acres fenced in,
balance in tillage. 2 car garage.
10% down day of sale. Final settlement 90 days.
Improvements in find condition, inspection of
property by appointment. Call 717-768-8862 before 8
a.m.
Terms by,
ANNIE K. BEILER
Atty-Wentz & Weaver
Auctioneer*
Steve Petersheim
Everett Kreider
215-869-2508
CONSIGNMENT OF FARM MACHINERY
BILL HOWARD FARM, ROUTE 982, KECKSBUR6, PA
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1980
10:30 A.M.
Small Items Auction First
1:00 Machinery
Partial Listing- International 560 Diesel Tractor
with 3 point; Allis Chalmers with highhft; John Deere -
4 bottom steerable plow; John Deere - 3 bottom plow;
John Deere - 2 bottom plow; Pittsburgh 1 bottom, 3
point plow; 12’ 3 section Harrow; McDeermg
Cultipacker; John Deere 8’ Drag Disk; Lime
Spreader; Smoker 24’ Elevator; Pipe Bale Elevator
24’; McDeermg 3 point-- 2 row corn planter; New Idea
No. 10 com picker; Massy Hams self propelled
combine; McDeermg 13 disk gram drill; 3 point boom
lift; John Deere 14T baler with kicker; W W mulch
grinder; 2000 bu. com by basket; Appaloosa Stallion
young-good; other riding horses; horses and tack sells
last; metal farm gates; John Deere - 2 row com
planter: Farmall M. Tractors: Tank Spreader; G.D
Int. com binder; Case utility S Tractor and rubber, No.
8 Spreaders 4 wheel, snow blades 3 point; hay tedders
& wagons
Some Early Listings - Much More Not Listed
For Information Please Call
Joe Brown
423-2385
Bill Howard 423-5515
TERMS CASH
L.H. Kuznik& J.L Henry
Auctioneers
423-4631 or 527-2479
Strongs was ex
pressed for traditional
USDA objectives relating to
conservation and the
preservation of agricultural
land. The concept of
reducing soil erosion was
supported as the cornerstone
of USDA conservation
programs.
Most favored conservation
practices were conservation
tillage, drainage, erosion
control measures, and flood
control Least support was
voiced for the wetland
retention policies,
Alternative strategies for
addressing the conservation
problems of the Nation were
included in the evaluation.
Most responses favored
either redirecting present
conservation programs or a
program of conservation
performance bonuses.
Under the conservation
bonus strategy, landowners
would receive financial
AUCTION
Bill Howard Jr.
455-7142
LUNCH AVAILABIJS
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1980—027
public concern
programs
incentives for providing
proper natural resources
management.
The least' support was
found for regulatory
programs and for a program
of cross compliance. Cross
compliance would mean that
farmers would have to
participate in a full con
servation program to
receive other USDA
programs such as crop
subsidies and low interest
loans.
The report revealed the
pubhc generally believed
that the existing programs of
USDA are effective although
agencies .could do an even
better job with more fun
ding. The pubhc also said
agencies could provide more
technical assistance if the
programs were more ef
ficient.
Strong support was voiced
for a positive export policy
and a need for a good farm
energy conservation
program. Respondents
''idersed the traditional
& WISE’S COUNTRY AUCTION
I Saturday Evenings
Located 4 miles south
W*frSL/*~S of Strasburg, PA at the:
WHITE OAK
First Sale
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
7:00 P.M.
Garage and body shop tools, shoe shop, machinery &
supplies, household goods, 7 man bobsled, NRC Cash
Registers, Copper Kettle, Cosmetics & etc.
We need Antiques, Household Goods, Tools, Etc.
Terms By,
GEORGE H. WISE, JR.
Elvin Siegrist, Auctioneer
For Consignments and information
717-687-7018
If no answer 786-4289
AUCTION SALE
Construction Equipment
Brown & Parker
Construction Co.
Liquidation Sale
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
Sale to be held at office of Salisbury Fill Dirt &
Top Soil, North Salisbury Blvd., Salisbury, Md.
(US 13 North of Salisbury, behind scale house).
1978 Case Backhoe/Loader w/extendahoe, ex.
condition, approx. 1400 hours, 5N8966150, Model
580 CK; Cat D-7 dozer, diesel, good condition; Cat D-4
dozer, diesel, w/root rake & canopy, very good; 1978
Hudson 18 ton trailer, 3 axle; 1966 Int. truck w/1000 gal.
Seaman asphalt dist. run by Wise, engine, hand
sprayers, 5 speed, recent rebuilt engine (Cab over);
1960 Dodge Tandem dump truck, Cummins engine
recently rebuilt, 10 speed roadranger, 12 yard dump
body; 1968 Chevy dump truck, 6 yard body, rebuilt
engine Si trans. Hydraulic spreader attached w/less
than 100 hours; Vibrapac roller w/smgle axle trailer,
one cylinder Kohler engine; C-36 self-propelled broom
for sweeping, B&S 5 h.p. engine, 100 hrs.; 1974 GMC
pickup, Air, auto 350 V 8; 1972 Chevy pickup, 6 cyl., 3
speed; 1973 Chevy pickup, 3/4 ton, 350 V 8,3 speed; Cat
955 H loader; Gabon 6 grader; Ware backhoe atta. for
Cat 941 BI; 1971 Chevy Van Suburban; 1972 Ford dump
truck; D-7 parts machine; DROTT 4-in-l loader
bucket; Fuel tanks, tools, shovels, extras.
Terms: Cash on day of sale. Checks will be accepted
from residents of the Delmarva Peninsula when drawn
on a local Bank. All others most be accompanied by a
current Letter of Credit.
Pete Richardson Auction Sales
Pete Richardson, Auctioneer & Sales Mgr,
Phones; 546-2425 (Office)
742-6220 (Home)
742-0110 Ext. 813 (Mobile)
American concept of small
family farms and supported
the preservation of farmland
for agricultural use.
Eduction and research
were expressed as the
proper role for grovemment
in natual resource con
servation. Strong objections
were made to government
regulation.
Of the 118,000 responses
received, nearly 75 percent
came from individuals.
Greatest response was
from the South. The more
densely populated Northeast
had the smallest portion of
responses. Approximately 25
percent of the responses
came from - farmers and
ranchers with an equal share
coming from employes of
federal, state, and local
governments.
Additional information on
the public responses to RCA
can be obtained in a
publication from any local
office of USDA, Soil Con
servation Service.
10:00 A.M