P22—Uncaster Farming, Saturday, May 9; 1981 Farm Show farmers’ market opens HARRISBURG -The Farm Show Fanners Market, offering consumers a chance to save money on farm fresh produce while en joying the outdoors, began its seventh season this.week. Pennsylvania' Agriculture Secretary Penrose HaUowell said, “In recent years, the rising cost of transportation has made direct farm marketing increasingly -beneficial to both farmers and consumers by helping keep prices down.” need more room? J. I) Read The Classified e*wc m yw ouvs. s »v*«/ R©al Estate Ads PSU (Continued trom Page D2l) researchers were dedicated and main tained good relation ships with their clien tele, the growers,” comments Bergman. He and the other researchers will make only one trip to Uruguay, but the program does not end at that point. “Most of the work is completed by correspondence. The Las Brujas research station’s leaf analysis, for example, is augmented by running similar tests at Perm State and sending back the results for com parison,” explains Bergman. Following the work in Uruguay, the Penn State horticulturists traveled on his own to Argentina to evaluate the work he had done there in the late 60’s and early 70’s. The goal of that program, spon sored by Penn State and an Argentinian science and agriculture in stitute, was to alleviate fruit-nutrition problems and to set up a plant analysis system and laboratory m the Rio Negro Valley of Argentina. “At the time, we found heavy metal deficiencies and high sodium concentrations in the soil. I returned this year to find out if our research and recommendations cre ated positive results,” says Bergman. He saw a tremendous improvement in the Argentinian’s apple production. The plant analysis lab, main tained at full operation since'l973, operates as an important in formation center for growers. “The fruit trees didn’t suffer from earlier deficiencies. When we first began working here in the 60’s, the Argentinians diagnosed soil problems as a potassium deficiency. “In our analysis we discovered that symp toms of what looked like potassium deficiency Pennsylvania is a national leader in direct farm marketing, he added, with annual sales from farmers markets, roadside stands, pick-your-own and milk jugging operations accounting for more than $l4O million in farm products sold. HaUowell said the Farmers Market, located in the Farm Show parking lot, is open every Tuesday and Friday between 3 and 8 p.m. through November. were actually caused by a sodium excess, and high soil salt con centrations,” explains Bergman. Fertilizer recommendations were adjusted, and when diammonium phosphate became available, nutritional problems decreased considerably. PUBLIC AUCTION For Several Local Estates At Harry Rudnick & Sons, Sale Barn, Rt. 213, Galena, Md. SATURDAY, MAY 16 at 11:00 A.M. Antiques, Furniture & Tools to include Dining Room Suites, Living Room sofas, love seats, chairs, tables, lamps, Drexel mahogany triple dresser, 4 drawer bachelor’s chest,~2 Persian rugs s’x2’s” and 4’6”x3’6”, 2 end tables, round mahogany planter table, various chairs, maple dining table and 4 chairs, 2 KLH speakers, lots of silverpiate serving pieces, glassware, china, kitchen items, Royal Doulton china, Eli Terry style clock, Jrass & Glass clock, metal figurine clock, Marble & Brass french Victorian stand, Cut velvet sofa & Love Seat, walnut Armoire, oak dresser, walnut dresser, bedroom set, 2 seater horse Sleigh. ALSO: Wood trim, windows, nails v staples, brass door knobs, building material, etc. LUNCH JOE RUDNICK, AUCTIONEER PUBLIC AUCTION 140 + ACRE FARM SATURDAY JAY 23,1981 11A.M Located 10 mi. W. of Lehighton, 8 mi, S.E. of Tamaqua, along Rt. 443, in beautiful Mahoning Valley. 30 min. N. of Allentown, W. Penn Twp. Sch. Co., Pa. 140 ■+• A. level to slightly rolling farm, 80 A tillable, bal. woodland, Mahomhg Creek, abundant frontage along Rt 443 & Twsp., Macadam roads. 2% story alum, sided home w/8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dbl. living & sitting rm., IM> bath, all conv,, Bank bam, outbuildings. Acreage will be offered as PARCELS or UNIT. Most tracts range in size from 10 to 5 A w/road frontage. For brochure contact aucts. Auct Note - Excellent location - ideal for investment, sub division or general farming Terms: 10% down, add. terms day of sale Inspection - Sun , May 10 & 17 2-4 P.M Sale by CRAIG SHREVE Curt, Doug & Tim Houser Aucts. 717-386-5631 or 215-799-2396 Bergman was the first Penn State researcher to return to evaluate the progress of the apple production. “I was glad to return and assess their fruit - program and pleased by the friendly welcome I received,” he con cludes. ISIAU KOUIOAtO* APMAISt* *< /-"" n . )»« Ml*„ fm 17010 j \ t*h» >V»»OOJ —y v / 'V' ; PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, MAY 18, 13(1 9:00 A.M. Located at 12th and Line Streets, Sunbury, Pennsylvania (near hospital). ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES (2) Victorian Love Seats; China Closet; (3) Decorated Plank Bottom Chairs; Victorian ; Walnut Marble Ton Stand; Ornate Arm Chair with Original Tapestry; Victorian Arm Chair; re finished Jenny Lind Bed with Modem-Box Springs and Mattress; 1-Drawer Spool Stand; 2-Drawer Spool Bureau with Marble Top and Mirror; (2) Oak Wash Stands; (2) 1-Drawer Stands, 1 Early with Dovetailed Gallery; Brass Clothes Tree; Brass Student Light; Gone with the Wind Lamp, Original Shade; Pr. of Hanging Dressier Railroad tights; Electric Hanging Hall Light, Frosted Glass Shade; (6) Asst, Kerosene Lamps (blue satin glass bowl with milk glass base, inverted thumbprint amber bowl with milk glass base, etc.); Com Spot I Ruby Red Miniature Gone - with the Wind [ Lamp; Miniature Amber Kerosene Lamp I w/Onginal Half Shade; Wall Bracket Light; [ Hanging Cottage Clock Marked N.E. Clock Co. Bristol, Connecticut; Electric Coca Cola dock; Black Mantel Clock; Iron Gypsy Kettle; Assortment of Crocks and Jugs; Wooden Planes: Brass Teakettles; Lg. Huckster’s Bell; Crockery Foot Wanner; Early Butter Tub w/Lid; App. 12 Cast Iron Animal Banks; Cast Iron Toy Stagecoach; Assortment of Sheet Music from Sunbury Music Co.; Early Coffee Grinder Marked J. Fisher; Hanging Crockery Salt Box; Brass Spittoon; (2) Rockingham SpittoonsrAssortment of Late Pewter; Brass Dipper; Pr. of Brass Butcher Ladles Signed ■ J.K. 1877; Blue Slop Jar; Electric Piano Loden by J. Chein; Milk Can; Copper Apple Butter Kettle; Oak Wall Telephone, Refinished; Early PRR Water Can; Enterprise #3 Store Coffee Grihder w/Original Paint; Dough Box w/Lid; (2) Indian Bust Statues; Early Glazed Red ware Cake Mold; Stomper-Type Butter churn; Lg. Iron Schoolhouse Bell, Complete; Electric Ceiling Bug Fan; Gold Leaf Wall Mirror; Ornate Gold Leaf Frame; Pr. of Deep Frames: Oval Frames; (2) East Lake Wall Mirrors: Silveroid Open Face Pocketwatch (dog w/bird in mouth in back); 1830 and 1818 Half Dollars; Lg. $lO U.S. Buffalo Note; Coverlet Dated 1840 by Henry Keener, Womelsdorf; Buggy Robe; Red and White Coverlet; Coverlet Made by Peter Seibert, Easton; Castor Set; Lg. Assortment of Pressed and Pattern Glass; Lg. Cut Glass Vase and Assorted Pieces of cut Glass; Gaudy Welsh Cup and Saucer; R.S. Prussia Sugar Bowl; Assortment of Toothpick Holders (ribbon glass, carnival, amber, millefiori, etc.); Selection of Paperweights; . (2) Pickle Castors; Collection of App. SOkChma 1 Plates (majolica deer plate, etc.); Heisey ! Glass Basket; (2) Ironstone. Teapots; (2) | Cranberry w/Opalescent Floral Pattern Pit chers; Hand-Painted China Chocolate Pot; (2) Cranberry and Opalescent Vases; Assortment of Pattern Glass Goblets; Dark Carnival Scalloped-Edge Dish Marked N; 7-Pc. Dark Carnival Diamond and Lace Water Set; (2) Cranberry with Opalescent Com Spot Pitchers; yellow Satin Floral Pattern Pitcher; App. 12 Muffineers; Blue Danube Tureen; 5-Pc. Toilet Set; Numerous Other Items. SAROUK 9’xl2’ RUG, AMERICAN MADE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Pr of Reproduction Rose Carved Ladies and Gents Chairs; Coffee Table w/2 Matching , Lamp Tables; Sofa; Upholstered Chair; Duncan Phyfe Wall Table; 4-Drawer Metal Filing Cabinet; Pool Table w/Pmg Pong Board Top, Zenith B&W Floor Model TV; (2) Air Conditioners; (2) Paintings by Kay Lomison; i Bicycles; 36’ Wpoden Extension ladder; (2) 6’ Wooden A-Ld'dders; Extension Plank, Numerous Other Items TERMS- Cash personal Checks accepted only from persons having an established ac- ! count with auctioneer.- HAZEL & PAULES GIBSON Owners Dockey & Dockey, Auctioneers Oeppen, Apprentice WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 Starting at 5:30 P.M. Sybertsville. Pa. off route 93 South of Berwick or off Exit 38-180 toward Hazleton (Follow auction arrows). Formerly Aronson Mfg. of Sybertsville Singer accounting System-Fnden Billing/accountmg-Friden 5819 Magnetic Strip 5800 ledger processor, 8 Bogen inter-com units,. NCR class 395-keypunch machine (total system 395-303-214-1 vs), portable file caddies, office desk, IBM card punch w/Fnden 2336 card control, Cummins paper shreader, sml. steel bins, 24’ cutting table, 200 lbs: Toledo floor scale, Visirecord control cabinet, 'B’ pattern table, 12’ long tables, 10’ step ladder, 4 drawer file, wood storage bins, 2x2x4’ wood goods carts (some new), app. 100, 2 6.E. Heavy Duty dryers, doily cart, smoke shop cigarette machine, material cutter, Budgit % ton elec, hoist, Am. Lincoln 4.5 R.P. sweeper, material press & cutter combination;- Taylor stitch machine, plus many unlisted items. Terms - Cash. Seller: ' IST EASTERN BANK Auctioneers-John Autotore 784-3506 John Jr. 784-0381 Lynn D. Tanner, Jr. Atty. Aberdeen, Maryland 21001 ; PUBLIC AUCtlflU HORSEDRAWN AND TRACTOR FARM MACHINERY, PICK-OP TRUCKS, ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. i To settle«the estate., of„ GEORGE , WILLARD tMfe of Har ford County, the undersigned Personal Representative will sell the following at PUBLIC AUCTION on the Farm known as 1000 OLD PHILADELPHIA ROAD (Md. Rte. H 7) - Vz mile'east of the intersection with PULASKI HIGHWAY (US Rte! *4O) between PERRYMAN and ABERDEEN - in the Second Election District of Harford County. Mainland on SATURDAY MAY 23 At 10:00 AM (EOST) , 1950 SPARTAN Mobile Home - 8’ x 32’ - w/1 BB; 1950 STUDEBAKER % Ton J?ick-up Truck; 1962 GMC % Ton Pick-up Truck; N-H PTO Baler; NI Manure Spreader; 1947 “H” FARMALL Tractor; NI Trail' Mower; N-H 256 S-D Rake; IntT. 2x14” Plow; Front-mount Cord Wood Saw; IntT. 8 ft. Disc Harrow; Old N-H No. .10 Grist Mill; BROADMAN Riding Mower; TROY RototiUer; Old Root Cutter; 2 Old Gram Fan Seed Cleaners; Old Hay Truck Carriage; McD-C 8-Gang Horse Cultivator; 2- Hole Com Shelter; Old Horse Dump Cart; Lad ders; Wheelbarrow; Old Platform Scale; Horse Harness; Old Horse Machinery Parts; Old Bench Saw; Old Bench Vise;. Oil & Gas Pump w/Drums; Barbed Wire; Baling Twine; Lumber & Pallets; Pile of Iron, Old Tires & Us ed Appliances; Old Hand Lawn, Garden & Farm Tools. Square Oak DR Table w/Leaves; Old Oak DR Chairs; Plantation Secretary Desk; Old Pine Tables; Bentwood Kitchen Chairs; Oak Roll-top Single-Pedestal Desk; High Chest; Spmdle-back Chair; Chest'of Drawers; 3 Old Sideboards; Old Mantle Clock; v Lamps; Old Cream Separators; Metal Beds; Glassware; Chmaware; Old Wood Cook Range; FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator; Pots, Pans & Kitchen Utensils; Old Wood Box; Many other Interesting & Collectible Items. TERMS: CASH or APPROVED CHECK J. FreemarvWright.Pers. Rep. 1115 Old Philadelphia Road Aberdeen, Maryland 21001 ■ 301-272-0818 or 272-0806 AUCTIONEERS; John H. O’Neill K.C. Travers * 301-838-6980 Not Responsible for Accidents on Day of Sale Refreshments served by LADIES AUXILIARY of MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH I
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