FARMERSVILLE
AUCTION
TUESDAY EVE., APRIL 21
5:30 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi east of Brownstown, Lane
Co, Pa
10 pc. Depression Walnut diningroom suite; 2
nice Waterfall bedroom suites; Maytag wri
nger washer; chestnut drop leaf table w/8
boards; studio couch; base cabinets; G.E.
refrigerator; table lamps; pr. dark step end
tables; bicycles; rototiller; power lawn
mower; meat scales; dishes; small items; etc.
1973 Chevy Impala Station Wagon
(inspected)
We Sell On Commission.
can JOHN J. RUTT
354-5905
PUBLIC AUCTION
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HARDWARE, HAND & POWER TOOLS, CHAIN SAWS,
LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT, AIR COMPRESSORS, WELDERS
SATURDAY APRIL 25,1981
9 00 A.M.
Located along East Farmersville Rd., Farmersville, Pa.
(Lancaster County)
From Ephrata, Pa. take Rt. 322 East to Hinkletown. First road right after traffic light in
Hinkletown. East Farmersville Rd. 3 mile to sale, watch for auction signs.
DOOR PRIZES
Ist - Lincoln 225 AMP Welder with
Accessories
2nd - Weed Eater XRSO Trimmer
3rd • Sanborn 10 Gal. Portable Air Tank
All adults who register for an auction number by 9
A M are eligible to win these door prizes Winners
must be present to win Drawing will be held at end of
auction
NEW LAWN MOWERS
Lawn Boy 4502 - 20’ Push
Lawn Boy 8602 - 20" S P
Lawn Boy 8671 P - 21 ’ S.P
Lawn Boy 8238 AE - 21" S P
Snapper V2I2P-21” SP
Snapper V 21- 21” Push '
White 20" SP Rear Bagger
White 22” S P Rear Bagger
Bolens 8668 - 21" S P Rear
Bagger
Bolens 7454-22’ Push
MTD- Servi Star 18" Push
MID - Servi Star 21" Push
MTD - Servi Star 22’ Push
MID-Servi Star 22'SP
NOTE We will have over
30 New Lawn Mowers
NEW LAWN EQUIPMENT
Parker 36” Trailette Sweeper
White 31" Trail Sweeper
White 38" Trail Sweeper
Mighty Mac 22 Gal Sprayer
Mighty Mac 50 Gal Sprayer
Brmly 3 pt Oise Harrow
Brmly 3 pt Cultivator
NEW TRAILERS
Owens 0TT2500, 4 1 / 2 ’xB’ Steel
Tilt, Elec Brakes
Owens OTT 3500, s'xlO’ Steel
Tilt, Elec Brakes
Owens 8CV2508 6 x 8 Steel Tilt
Elec Brakes
Kodiak 1000 7’xlO’ Snowmobile
Trailer w/Top
Kodiak 6004’x8' Dump Trailer
t NOTE: WE WILL HAVE MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS
TO BE SOLD NOT LISTED ON SALE BILL
*o** ★ FOOD AT AUCTION ★
Auction By
FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT
INC.
R.D. #4 EPHRATA, PA. 17522
717-354-4271
TERMS: CASH, VISA, MASTERCARD, or GOOD CHECK
• NEW BOLENS G 152 DIESEL TRACTOR
15H.P.
• NEW KUBOTA 85100 DIESEL TRACTOR
12H.P.
• NEW WHITE GT1622 TRACTOR 16 H.P.
w/50” Rotary Mower
• NEW BOLENS GIIXL TRACTOR 11 H.P.
w/42’' Rear Discharge Rotary Mower
• NEW SNAPPER 4210 S RIDER 11 H.P., 42”
MOWER
USED LAWN A GARDEN TRACTORS
Anens S-14H, 14 H P Hydro,
w/48” Rotary Mower
Bolens G 8, 8 H P . Gear, w/32"
Rotary Mower
Bolens G-9, 8 H P . Gear, w/38"
Rotary Mower
Bolens QS-16, 16 H P , Hydro,
w/48' Rotary Mower, 54'
Blade
Bolens HT-20, 20 H P , Hydro.
w/54’ Rotary Mower, Power
Steering
Massey Ferguson 6 H P Rider
Huffy 8 H P Rider
Jacobsen 5 H P Rider
John Deere 21" Self Propelled
Mower
HARDWARE
Eagle 5 Gal Gas Cans
Toolkraft Bandsaw w/Stand
Wheelbarrow Tires
Fram Oil Filters
S K Tools
Battery Chargers
Electric Power Tools
Spark Plugs
10 - NEW CHAIN SAWS:
ECHO A HOMELITE
25 -NEW GASOLINE
TRIMMERS:
ECHO & WEEDEATER
Farm Bureau says spending is out of control
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Charging that the federal fiscal
system is “clearly out of control,”
Farm Bureau warned that federal
spending will reach the one trillion
dollars per year mark m five years
unless current taxing and spending
trends are reversed.
Speaking for the American
Farm Bureau Federation, Harry
S. Bell, president of'the South
Carolina Farm Bureau and a
member of the AFBF board,
testified before a Senate judiciary
subcommittee in support of Senate
Jomt Resolution 43 which proposes
an amendment to the Constitution
that would alter federal fiscal
procedures.
Federal Spending is clearly
excessive in terms of the tax
payer’s ability to pay, Bell said,
and. continuing federal deficits
have fueled an inflation that
USED CHAIN SAWS
Homelite XL-Ao, 10” Bar
Homelite Super 2,14’ Bar
Homelite EZ, 16 ' Bar
Homelite Super EZ, 16" Bar
Homelite XL12,16" Bar
Homelite VI Super 2,14 Bar
McCulloch Super Pro 40, 14
Bar
RemmingtonSlCC, 16 Bar
Wizard 2-14,14’ Bar
Poulan Super XIV Deluxe, 14'
Bar
Remmington Mighty Mite 500.
16' Bar
Pioneer 2073,16 Bar
NEW MISC. EQUIPMENT
Homelite 2250 Watt Generator
Homehte HOSU-l 1 /- ' Water
Pump
Lincoln 225 AMP Welder AC
Century 295 AMP Welder AC
Century 250 AMP Welder AC/DC
Century 100 AMP Welder AC
Sanborn 1 H P Air Compressors
10 • NEW ALADDIN
J-680 LASSIE HEATERS
25-USEDLAWN MOWERS
PUSH ft SELF-PROPELLED
All Reconditioned
Ready To Go.
Auction Conducted By
John E. and Paul E. Martin
717-733-3511-
717-733-3305
Ephrata, PA
threatens the future of the private
enterprise system.
Bell testified that Farm Bureau
supports the four-point economic
recovery program now before
Congress, noting that on balance,
the package is a fair, evenhanded
solution to getting this country
back on its feet.
“Our (Farm Bureau’s) objective
is greater fiscal responsibility, and
we will support any proposal that
moves toward this goal,” Bell said.
“As a result of lack of restraint
in the past, we have ted ever
higher inflation and taxation,
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PUBLIC AUCTION
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
TRUCKS-CARS
THURSDAY, APRIL 30,1981
AT 11:00 a.m.
The Department of Administrative
Services, Division of Purchasing will sell
at public auction the following State of
Delaware equipment;
Graders; Cherry Picker; Cranes; D 6 Cat.
Dozer; Fork lifts; Pauit Striper; Dump
Trucks (60); P/U Trucks (16); Dia. Reo 5T
Wrecker; Snow Fighters; Snow Plows (45);
Spreader Hoppers; Trailers; Water Tank
Truck; Wayne Sweeper; Athey Belt Loaders;
Trench Buckets; Cat. Scarifier; Cat. Track, 1
set-D7; Mowing Tractors; Compressors;
Rollers; Cham Saws; Steam Cleaners; Sedans;
Station Wagons; Vans; Buses. Many Ad
ditional Items.
LOCATION: Rear Lot, State of Delaware
Highway Administration Center, Route 113
(across from Blue Hen Mall), Dover, De.
INSPECTION: Wednesday, April29from 10:00
a.m,to2:oop.m.
NOTE: Startup of equipment will be between
these hours ONLY.
TERMS: Cash, Certified Check, Traveler’s
Check, or approval by Auctioneer.
AUCTIONEER:
WILSON’S AUCTION SALES, INC.
DAVE WILSON
GLENN WATSON. JR.
(302) 422-3454
or 856-2110
! GAP AUCfiON "
i FRIDAY EYE., APRIL 24
I 5:30 P.M.
| Located off Route 41 Lancaster Avenue Op
■ posite Turkey Hill Minit Market Cross RR Bridge
■ ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
■ SOLD AT EVERY AUCTION
■ Selling the Elvm W I andis estate of Lane- *
| aster ■
■ Library table, drop leaf table, wicker chairs, g
■ stands, an old three piece living room suite _
I with wooden arms, picture frames, square oak ■
| extension table, old kitchen cupboard with |
_ glass doors, dmmg room suite, 2 bedroom ■
* suites, oak wardrobe, empire chest of drawers, _
I wicker baby carriage (needs help), clothes ■
■ trees, rockers, wooden ice chest, oak high |
J chair, plank bottom rocker, rope beds, old m
■ couch, old sausage press, Whipples rectan-
I gular butter chum, wicker fernery, crocks, I
■ 2 copper wash boilers and many small items |
_ This is a partial listing _
m CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS ■
" FROM 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. _
■ OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT ■
** Call us (or pick up service _
! IRA STOLT2FUS & SON, Auctioneers *
■ 442-4936 or 442-8254 !
■ CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES ■
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 18,1981—D31
unbalanced budgets, erratic
monetary policy and a host of other
problems,” Bell said. “Our point is
that m order to get a hold once and
for all on inflation requires a limit
on the amount of resources the
federal government can spend.”
Bell concluded by saying that
SJR-43 is a “step m the right
direction” and illustrates real
progress toward fiscal respon
sibility but should be modified to
assure that federal spending be
limited to a fixed percentage of the
gross national product.
CCC sells
sample
grade
corn
WASHINGTON, DC-
The Commodity Credit
Corporation has com
pleted selling about four
million bushels of
government-owned
“sample” grade com
back to the private
market, according to
Edward Hews, acting
CCC executive vice
president
The com, marketed
from early February
through the end of
March, was part of 160
million bushels CCC
purchased last year
following the embargo
of gram shipments to
the Soviet Union an
nounced January 4,
1980.
Hews said the com
had been designated,
“sample” grade
because a high per
centage of kernels were
cracked and broken
through shipping and
handling, and had to be
sold to prevent losses
due to further
deterioration of the
gram.
No further sales of
ferings of storable CCC
owned com will be
made before May 15, the
final loan settlement
date for com held in the
farmer-owned grain
reserve. Hews said.
“In selling these four
million bushels, CCC
made every effort to
avoid disrupting local
markets,” Hews said.
“The prices received
ranged from $2.05 to
$3.52 per bushel,
depending on quality
and location dif
ferentials.”
About one-fourth of
the corn sold was
located m Texas, with
sales of lesser amounts
in 13 other states, Hews
said.
About 71 percent of
the sales were made to
the warehouse m which
the com was stored.