SPECIAL SPRING
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY, CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT, TRUCKS AND TOOLS
SATURDAY, MARCH 28,1981
10:00 A.M.
Location: Wilson's Auction Sales, Rt.
113,1 mile South of Lincoln, Del.
I.H. 130 tractor w/1 row culti., 16” plow, 2-12"
plows, 2 section J.D. drag, 5’ disc, harrow,
Ford model #640 tractor, Dearborn 2-14” plows,
3 ph. disc harrow (good cond.), Ferguson 3 ph.
sickle mower, I.H. - A tractor w/cult., 4 section
J.D. drag harrow, 13’ Case disc harrow, A.C. B
tractor w/culti. & plows, funnel body grain
wagon, 2000 gal. tank trailer, Troy Bilt
rototiller. Wards Power-Trac 6 hp. garden
tractor w/culti., 1970 Chev 4 wheel drive
pickup, 275 gal. gas tank pump, mowers,
baskets, seed planter, walking culti., wooden
kegs, trussel benches, sweet pot. plow, grind
stone, corn sheller, tractor wheels, toes,
wheelbarrow, rakes, shovels, forks, saws, tools,
lard pot, vises, fence posts, hog feeder, 2-12’
gates, strawberry cups, lot of misc. tools, and
many other items.
Terms: Cash, travelers check, or approved
check w/current letter of credit from your
bank.
This sale will consist of the property of the
Estate of George Warrington, Milton, Del. ahd
the Estate of Arthur Carey, Milton, Del.
This is only a partial listing as many items
have been consigned too late to advertise. We
will be open for consignment Monday, March
23rd thru Friday, March 27th from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m.
We have trucks available for pickup a*nd
delivery service.
Plan to consign today
“Consignment Open To Everyone”
For Further
Information and Details contact:
Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc.
Dave Wilson
Auctioneer and Sales Manager
Glenn Watson, Jr.
Auctioneer
(302) 422-3454 or 856-2110
GLOBE-RUN FARMS SPRING SALE
Held at Belleville Sale Bam, Belleville, PA. Located between Huntington and Reedsville, on Rt. 655
/R Registered Cows
* 12 In Milk As Two Year Olds ★ 4 In Milk As Two Year Olds
* 1 HERD SIRE (23 months old) * FEBRUARY 81' ROILING HERD
Sired by WHIRLHILL KINGPIN -DAM is EX. over 27,000 milk. _____ __
Herd is certified and accredited-mostly all vaccinated. Arrangements will be AVERAGE l6 # 700 m 3*8% 640 F.
made for interstate shipment. Examined for Prengnacy.
"(10 Over 20,000 milk) FEATURING (Many scored HIGH G.P."orV.GT)
GLOBE-RUN IVAN CHIEF NAG
(VG 86)
3-02321d22,218 3 2% 7IBF
Due May to “Colonel”
GLOBE-RUN CHIEF MARTY
HEATHER(VG)
4-03 365 d 22,238 3.8% 839 F
Due Sept to “Elevation Tony"
DAM 116,690 lb KINGPIN
GLOBE-RUN FAWN HONOR QUTTIE
(VG)
2-00 365 d 18.355 3 7% 674 F
Due Apr 6 to "Chief Buff"
DAM 112,297 lb ASTRONAUT
Owner; GLOBE-RUN FARM
John Foster, Sr. (814-667-3567)
John Foster, Jr. (814-667-3614)
R.D. #1 Box 102
Petersburg, PA 16669
In First Dire* Generations of animals selling Astronaut appears 37 times and Ariinda Chief 35 times
NEWARK, Del. - A
tractor is no place to
babysit, but that’s just
what many farmers use
them for, says
University of Delaware
extension safety
specialist Ron Jester.
Most rural youngsters
and young farm visitors
enjoy tagging along
with grownups to ob
serve or even par
ticmate in the daily job
PUBLIC AUCTION
HARVESTORE-FICKES SILOS
LIVESTOCK FEEDING EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
11:00 A.M.
Located at Johnny Reb Farm (4B), off
164, Exit 16 (Expoland-Fishersville, VA.),
approx. 1 mile South on Route 608.
Watch for Auction Signs:
20x60’ Harvestore w/Hercules Unloader
(new Cutting Cham). Fickes 26’x80’ w/Patz
Unloader, Aluminum-Steel root, Patz 40’
Conveyor, Patz 60’ Feeder, (2) Mayrath 30’
Gram Auger, Clay 12’ Conveyor, 1977 Chevy 4x4
Pickup (needs repair), approx 60 Tubular
(mostly new) farm gates (various lengths),
mineral (metal) feeders, 800 bu. gram bin,
(early) hammer null and gram drill, used oak
lumber ot (2xb’sH2xB’s)-i2xlO’s), pme 1x6x16
fencing boards, used pme 2x4’s, used oak teed
throughs, oak racks, other farm contents
Terms: Cash. Lunch: Available.
INFORMATION
804)293-6161
RANDY KOHR
703) 337-1448
HENDERSON HEVENER
Ray Weaver, Auctioneer
703) 337-1156
Note. Silos and unloaders will sell at 1 P.M
FRIDAY, MARCH 27 12:00 noon
55 - HOLSTEINS
GLOBE-RUN
ASTRO BOOTS BABE (VG)
5-06 330 d 20,128 3.9% 793 F
Due June to "Chief Buff"
DAM 4 1% ASTRONAUT
GLOBE-RUN ARLINOA
CHIEF FAIRY
5-00 353 d 21,390 3 7% 805 F
Bred to "Astronaut”
A BOOTMAKER DTR. J3PBI)
4 07 365 d 24,769 3 1% 762 F
Due Aug to "Elevation Tony'
GLOBE-RUN ELEVATION PEPPER
(GP)
2-05 358 d 17,024 3.7% 637 F
Due Aug to “East Star"
DAM has 123,589 m 4565 F (GP 84)
CATALOGS WILL BE AVAILABLE
SEMEN SELLING - LUNCH AVAILABLE
A tractor is not a
of running a farm.
“One of the biggest
thrills kids get is in
riding a tractor or
sitting atop a wagonload
of gram or baled hay,”
admits Jester. But farm
machines aren’t car
nival ndes or toys.
Tragic accidents can
happen when they’re
treated as though they
were.
It’s hard to say “no”
★ 8 I.D. Grades
toy
to a child so eager to
join you. But what starts
as fun can—in one awful
moment—turn into a
lifelong handicap or
even a funeral. Each
year hundreds of
children fall from farm
tractors and - other
machinery, often into
the path of drive wheels
or trailing equipment.
Children nding m or
playing around gram,
feed or forage wagons
can also get hurt.
There’s always a
chance they’ll fall into
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
HUNTINGDON COUNTY
HOLSTEIN HEIFER SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
11:00 A.M.
Located at the Huntingdon Co.
Fairgrounds off Rt. 22 at Huntingdon,
PA.
80 HEAD SELLING
Bred heifers, open heifers and heifer calves.
Daughters of many popular sires being offered.
Watch future issues of Lancaster Farming For
more information.
Terms - Cash or good check.
Sponsored by
HUNTINGDON CO. HOLSTEIN CLUB
For More Information and
Catalogs contact
John A. Foster, Jr.
RDI Box 102
Petersburg, PA 16669
814-667-3614
Auctioneers
Mark Click & Dale Gibboney
Ringman - Sherman Click
Pedigrees John Galen Gilliland
Lunch available by
Manorhill Sunday School Class
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★ 4 Bred Heifers
GLOBE-RUN ARLINDA CHIEF STAR GLOBE-RUN SILVER REED ORPHA
(GP) (82)
5-07 365 d 20,323 3.9% 796 F 6-05 365 d 25,108 3.8% 949 F
Bred Feb. 3 to "Elevation Pete” Due Aug. to ‘ Elevation Tony”
DAM 20,000 4.0% ASTRONAUT DAM EX with 129,271
A KINGPIN DTR.
2-03 320 d. 13,3514 0% 528 F
Due at 3-09 on May 2
GLOBE-RUN ASTRO TILLY (GP81) . pru pipyop CHIEF DTR IVG)
7-06 361 d 19,805 4 2% 855 F A ' L* 6 '
Due Aug to "Elevation Pete” 5 nfil jfll F
M*T. SIS EX-9! over iOO.OOO
GLOBE-RUN ARLINOA
CHIEF EASTER
8-00 317 d 21.188 40% 836 F
Due July to "Astronaut"
DAM by FORTY-NINER
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 21, L9Sl—£
the material being
hauled and suffocate or
become mangled by
unloading mechanisms,
the safety specialist
warns.
“Even in a.cab, a
child isn’t totally safe,”
says Jester. “There are
cases where the cab
door came open,
allowing the child to fall
out. A small child could
fall out of an open
window. Even if he or
she stays put, your
young passenger could
get in the way, annoy or
GLOBE-RUN MARVIN TONY
3-07 365 d 20.135 4.3% 861 F
Due July to "Elevation Tony"
DAM by ARLINDA CHIEF
GLOBE-RUN
MOONSHOT CRICKOT
2-04 326 d 16,525 3 4% 561 F
Bred to “GLENOELL”
Pedigrees:
JOHN GALEN GILLIANO
Auctioneer;
MARK CLICK
distract you or move i
control, and so cause ar.
accident.”
To avoid machinery
accidents, Jester warns
farmers to keep
children away from
farm equipment at all
tunes. Make a rule that
only those people
needed for its operation
or to do a particular job,
ride on your farm
equipment.
When training a new
operator, make sure you
choose the most secure
place to ride—one with
good hand holds and
footing. Though tractors
equipped with
protective cabs do help
keep you from being
thrown off, it’s still best
to enforce a “no riders”
rule.
To encourage safety
on farm equipment, the
Delaware Extension
Service is offering “No
Riders” decals to all
interested farmers.
Limited quantities are
available by calling the
county extension offices
in - Newark (302/738-
2506), Dover (302/736-
4675), or Georgetown
(302/856-5250).
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