E26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 28,1981
Flood insurance limits increased
LITITZ Limits of flood in
surance coverage have been in
creased for residents of Township
of Strasburg, Lancaster County
This change, a result of conversion
to the regular phase of the national
flood insurance program, was
announced by the federal in
surance and mitigation office of
the federal emergency
management agency
As a result of recent adoption, by
elected officials, of measures to
safeguard property from flooding.
Farm
Bureau
to back
Reagan
WASHINGTON. DC
The president of the
American Farm Bureau
Federation has in
dicated support for
President Reagan’s
program for economic
recovery announced
recently to the nation
Robert B Delano said
farmers and ranchers
support the ad
ministration’s economic
package of spending
cuts, tax cuts,
regulatory relief and
stabilization of the
dollar
"We recognize that
the nation’s number one
problem of inflation
requires drastic ac
tion,” Delano said
Delano stressed the
program must go
through Congress as a
total package to be
effective
You cannot have tax
cuts without com
parable cuts in federal
spending if you expect
to reduce inflation,
balance the budget and
provide for economic
growth,” said the head
of the nation’s largest
farm organization.
The Reagan economic
package also calls for
reductions in the federal
regulatory bureaucra
cy
• This nation’s far
mers and ranchers
greatly welcome the
lifting of unnecessary,
costly and coun
terproductive federal
regulations,” concluded
Delano
SOMETHIN 6 TO
CROW ABOUT-..
LOW
CLASSIFIED
RATES
WITH
EXCELLENT
RESULTS!
for Strasburg Twp.
expanded limits ot coverage are
made possible Where previously
only $35,000 of coverage was
available for a home, now $185,000
coverage may be purchased Also,
increases in contents coverages
from a previous $lO,OOO to a
present $60,000 are available
Coverage mcreases for small
business and other classes -of
structures are obtainable, too
Information on rates and
amounts of insurance available
may be obtained from any licensed
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AUCTION
OF COINS
WED. EVE., MARCH 11,1981
6 00 P.M.
Located at Lykens Valley “Shop and
Play Hall”, Route 209, Lykens, Penn
sylvania.
COINS TO BE SOLD: NICKELS, QUARTERS,
SILVER DOLLARS, DIMES, HALF DIMES,
HALF DOLLARS, LG PENNIES, 3 cent
NICKELS, 8 PIECES OF GOLD
There will be over 300 lots For complete list
of coins, send name, address and stamp to
Auctioneer Coins can be seen day of sale from
4 00PM tob 00PM
OWNER
JOHN MAURER
Lee D. Dockey
Auctioneer-
Estate Liquidator-Appraiser
Box 164 Pillow, Pa. 17080
Phone. 717-758-6004
DOCKEY & DOCKEY, AUCTIONEERS
DEPPEN, APPRENTICE
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Modern
Farm Machinery
Hay & Potato Equipment
2-30’x96’(Plastic Type)
Greenhouses, Etc.
On farm 6 miles N. of Shenandoah off
Rt. 924. Near Purolator Plant. (Schuylkill
Co)
SATURDAY, MARCH 14
10 AM
4 w/f/e Tractors IH 656 D hydro hi
clearance, loaded, Nice, I H 400 D w/T A ,
Oliver 77; I H. 147 Cub Cadet w/Mower & Front
Loader w/L P Gas Attachment, Nice, I H 203
S P 13’ Combine w/Cab, 72 Ford F-750
Cabover 26’ Truck w/4’ Sides, Real Nice, I.H
550 5-16” Semi-Plows, 1 H T2’6” Vibra-Shank
Transport field cultivator, 2-16” harrows, J D.
15-7 hole drill, I H. 456 4 Row Planter w/Gandy
Boxes & Monitor, Nice, N H 479 haybine, N I.
7’ cut-ditioner, I.H 15 Rake, Pequea PTO
Tedder, N H. 278 PTO Baler w/thrower, New 3
pt Fert. Spreader; 5 Ton Tandem Fert
Spreader, 15,000 Watt PTO Alternator, John
Bean Mod 30 Air blast Sprayer, Lockwood 2
Row hi-speed planter. Champion 2 Row
Harvester, Haines (hyd ) Potato Bin Stacker
w/36’ Boom, 5 Bulk Potato Bodies on trailers &
wagons, Continental F-226 Industrial Engine,
3-225,000 & 2-150,000 BTU oil furnaces for
Greenhouses, Weil-McClain oil burner
Furance w/2800’ Radiation (Steam or hot
water) used 6 mths , 10-36” wall fans, fa
Louvers, Greenhouse Supplies, Loads More
Owners,
YARNELL FARMS
717-889-3584
Auct. Max Fraley & Son
546-6631
Lunch.
proper ly and casualty insurance
agent During the first thirty days
after conversion to the regular
program, coverage will become
effective the day following ap
plication. whereas normally there
is a five day waiting period
There are beneficial exceptions
to this rule which should be
discussed with an insurance agent
Maps showing the flood-prone
areas may be examined by in
terested individuals upon request
to their local government officials
AUCTION OF
REAL ESTATE
TUES., MAR. 31
11.00A.M.
JERSEY SHORE, Pa
By order of the owners of Pa Foundation
Seed Co-op, all real and personal property
shall be sold to the highest bidder at absolute
public auction' Everything sells regardless of
price' Real Property is located on ‘Mam
Street Extension" Jersey Shore, Pa in the
Porter Township", andconsists of the follow
ing Concrete block building with cement floor
measures 125 x 45 plus annex and controlled
climate room, and furnace and loading dock.
Building in good state of repair Also 32 x sfa
steel Peoples Pole Building” structure with
concrete floor, sliding doors at both ends and
overhead door
Both buildings enjoy Bureau water and
sewer rights and are situated on about I*4 acre
of ground with app 300 ft of road frontage
Personal Property also sells consisting of 2
nice tractors, 2 big grain bins, grain equip
ment, etc ' Watch for full listing'
For full info, contact Mr. William Camerer at
717-753-3210.
Sale Managed and Sold by
Pirrung Auctioners.
Wayland, N Y
716-728-2520 and
Ulysses, Pa 814-848-7421
WYNDO FARM SALE
Sale to be held at the Frederick Fair
grounds, Frederick, Maryland
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
ll:OOA.M.
55 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 55
50 Cows - 5 Calves
20 First-Calf Heifers sell from High Record
Dams Also Several Young Cows with over
20,000 M
Including
Paclamar Astronaut dtr, dam GPB3 with
23,260 M and 841 F; Paclamar Bootmaker dtr ,
dam GPB3 with 24,560 M and 661 F, Highmark
dtr with 20.390 M and 801 F, dam with 21,600 M
and 745 F, A Citation Sovereign dtr with
21,150 M and 797 F, dam with 20,570 M and 692 F,
Arlmda Advancer dtr , dam with 21.031 M and
785 F; Arlmda Jet Stream dtr, dam VG with
705 F; Harrisburg Gay Ideal dtr, dam with
19.530 M and 647 F; A Citation Sovereign dtr ,
dam VGB9 with 23,550 M and 914 F, Hanover Hill
Lucky Shamrock dtr, dam GPB4 with 2 2,040 M
and 770 F
CALVES
Several December ’BO calves by Creek Bluff
Elevation Lester (+1397) and many carry his
service
A good place to buy animals with longevity
Wyndo cattle have done well for their new
owners in the past
For catalogs contact
Owners:
JOHN F. DOODY & FAMILY
11206 Mountain View Road
Damascus, Maryland 20750
Phone 301-253-2866
Sale Manager
REMSBURG SALE SERVICE
P.O. Box 177
Jefferson, Maryland 21755
Phone 301-473-8214
PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, MARCH 21,1981
2:00 P.M
SALE ON THE PREMISES; East
Drumore Township, Lancaster County.
Travel Route 222, Vz mile North of
Quarryville and turn left onto Oak
Bottom Road, V/z miles turn right on
Shady Lane to house on the right. Watch
for Auction Signs.
New V-h. story frame 3 bedroom house with
vinyl siding (never occupied) contains large
eat-in kitchen with country oak cabinets, dining
area, large living room and family room and
full bath on first floor 2 bedrooms and full bath
on second floor Loads of closet area Full
basement Electric baseboard heat Detached
\ x k story block garage and shop area with
water and electric All located on ap
proximately I acre of land Property will be
sold to the highest bidder
AUCTIONEERS NOTE This house and
garage are all new, never used and must be
sold Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase
For complete details, terms or inspection
contact Auctioneer Open House dates- March
7 and 14 from 1-4 p m
Terms by:
HENRY B. & MARY B. FISHER
Sale Conducted By;
Randal V. Kline (717) 733-1006
(717) 354-4071
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auctioneers
Ken Howard, Attorney
KUNE « KREIDER
AUCTION SERVICE
Ph0n0(717)733 100*
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & FORD TRACTOR
Along Martic Heights Drive, V* mile
north of Rawlinsville, 10 mile south of
Lancaster, adjacent to Esbachs bus
station.
SATURDAY, MARCH 21,1981
1100 A.M.
42 ACRE FARM
WITH 38 ACRES TILLABLE
with 38x44 western barn, 10x50 stave silo, 40x96
steel implement shed, 2500 bushel steel gram
bin, 3 wire corn cribs, 2 laying houses for 31,000
birds
2‘2 story brick house w/6 rooms and bath and
full basement, Ail rooms paneled except one
Auto oil hot water baseboard heat Modern
kitchen and well water
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
3 pc bedroom suite, 3 pc living room suite, 2
old dovetailed blanket chests, b cane seated
chairs, 2 leather chairs, rocking chair, maple
crib, maple high chair, odd chairs, large knee
hole desk, 3 refrigerators, 3 kerosene lamps (2
with wall brackets; 2 gal milk kettle, 8 qt ice
cream freezer, wash boiler, rugs, baskets,
lanterns, ciocks, jars, lard cans, scrapple
pans, dishes, post caids, albums, children’s
toys and games, blond dresser, curtains,
bedspreads & doilies, bookcase and en
cyclopedias, set of Funk & Wagnalls en
cyclopedias, 2 tubs 1 1 wood & 1 galvanized;,
assorted dishes & kitchenware, 9x12 rug, and
other rugs
TRACTOR ETC.
Ford 3500 gas tractor w/industnal loader and
hyd bucket, flat bed wagon, 2 portable air
compressor, 2 3 heavy duty carts with 2 wheels
on one end & stand on other, auger w/motor,
power sprayer & dustei, high pressure washei
and 2 egg graders
Other articles not mentioned
Terms by
CARROLL & RUTH HERR
717-284-2561
Aucts
J Everett Kreider
Steve Petersheim
Emmet Lehman atty
, Lunch furnished
Sale order: Household Goods 11:00, Real
Estate 1:00 P.M.