D24— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 16,1981 Third ion.
— ——■ Held at tne tire hall in
Village of Mastersonville,
C Rd 4,-Manheim, PA
Public Sales Register
Closing Date - Monday, 5 00 P M
of each week's publication
MAY sat MAY 16-12 Noon
SAT. MAY 16 - Royal York Sheep Field Day and
Charolais Annual Bull Sale Market Lambs,
Sale and Royal Female Ewes, Rams and Fleeces,
Sale Location at the Held at the York 4 H
farm, Greensburg, PA Center in Bair, PA Blame
Managed By Buzz,Garey, Rentzel Auctioneer
Garey Cattle Sales, Inc. SAT MAY 16-10 00 A.M
100 Walnut Lane, Mor- Mastersonville Fire Co
nsville, PA 19067
SAT MAY 16 - 930 A M
Goodville Community Fire
Co Sale Held at the
Goodville Fire House,
Local Auctioneers
SAT MAY 16 '6 30 PM
Danville Livestock
Market, horse sale
Located Old Route 11,
Danville, PA Melvin M.
Lehman, owner
SAT MAY 16-JuniataCo.
acreage at Public Sale,
Located 16 miles
southwest of Mifflmtown.
PA, Long Bros Auc
tioneers
SAT MAY 16 - 900 AM.
Public Sale of Antiques,
Collectibles, Household
Goods, Located at 12th
and Line St., Sunbury, PA
near Hospital Hazel and
Paules Gibson Owners
Dockey 4 Dockey Auc
tioneers
SAT MAY 16 - 200 P.M
Sale of Real Estate Noble
Rd between Nine Points
and Christiana, PA 2 miles
west of Christiana,
Sadsbury Twp Lancaster
Co , PA Sale by Hamilton
Bank, guardian of Wm
Wood Kersey Bradley
USDA asks
comment
on tick
NEW YORK, N.Y. -
The public has until
June 29 to comment on a
U.S. Department of
Agriculture proposal to
use an organophosphate
insecticide sold under
the trade name Prolate
as a dip for treating
livestock infested with
ticks.
John Atwell, deputy
administrator of
USDA’s Animal and
Plant Health Inspection
Service, said fhe
Federal Insecticide,
Fungicide and
Rodenticide Act
requires pesticides be
registered for approved
uses. It also requires
that trials be conducted
to determine their ef
fectiveness without
injury to the animals.
Atwell said USDA is
proposing Prolate be
registered by the En
vironmental Protection
Agency as a dip at
concentrations of 0.15 to
0.25 percent.
Written comments
may be submitted
through June 29 to the
deputy administrator
for veterinary science,
APHIS, U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture,
6505 Belcrest Rd.,
Hyattsville, Md. 20782.
Notice of this proposal
was scheduled to be
published in the April 28
Federal Register.
Auctioneer
HP YEARLY SPRING
fsSP heifer sale
FRIDAY, MAY 29,1981
10:30 A.M. at
SHADY LANE DAIRY SALES INC.
1/4 mile west of Quarryville, Pa. off Rt.
372 on Oak Bottom, Rd.
350 Head of Reg. and Grade Holstein Heifers
Open, Bred, Springing and Fresh Heifers.
Direct from the local farms in Lancaster Co.
All Heilers must meet Federal and state health,
requirements. Many calfhood vaccinated. All
Bred heifers pregnancy checked by Vet.
We Still need heifers, but they must be from
established state recognized herds, with clean
health status.' No shipped or commercial
heifers accepted.
Shady Lane Dairy Sales, Inc.
R.D.4
Quarryville, Pa. 17566
OWNERS
Glenn D. Fite David L. Fite
717-786-2750 717-786-1725
PUBLIC SALE
of Antiques, Blacksmith
Tools & Wagons
SATURDAY, MAY 23
@ 9:30 A.M.
Located along Rte. 23 at east end of
Churchtown. Caernarvon Twp., Lane.
Co., Pa.
3 old gas engines, 2 drill presses -1 Champion
■ No. 203, 2 tire benders - 1 very old, cast iron
acom hitching post, brass hoof trimmer gauge,
brass traveler wheel, swedge block, tin smith
tools, shears, crimpers, 4 brakes, 3 tin anvils,
lot of roofing tools for standing seam,
blacksmith anvil & tools, prongs, hardeys, 6
vises, goose wing axe, broad axes, post hole
axes, other axes, all kinds of chisels, comer
chisels, wooden & steel planes, small & large
hammers, wooden pulleys, buck saw, other
saws, 3 wood horning machines, old hand
pumps, wine press, lard press, steam whistles,
engine oilers, sleigh bells, 2 pony saddles, all
kinds of weights, horse ties, old express wagon,
small wagon, forks, shovels, garden tools,
straw & hay knives, 3 copper kettles, iron
kettles, butter chums, Maytag wringer
washer, toy wagon seats, good old carpet, jars,
large & small crocks, jugs, pots, pans, dishes,
cherry seeders, tobacco sizing boxes, clippers,
spears, large wagon seat, hand augers, sad
dlers bench, shoe irons, wagon jacks, horse
head hitching post, log chains, hay hooks,
hammer handles, coal buckets, ice prongs,
small com shelter, old dinner bell, spoke
cutters, cones, leather splitter, old lunges, old
buggy lights, slate tools, wagon wrenches,
wagon wheels, spring wagon, one horse wagon,
buggys & carriages, sleighs, one horse shovel
harrow, cast iron seats, cast iron horses &
wagons, old Dutch cupboard, old chairs, 6 leg &
4 leg cherry tables both need tops, camel back
zinc covered trunk, wooden barrels, brass
powder flask, copper & brass kettles, copper
cigar sprayer, copper canteen, brass hammer,
flour mill stencils, coppersmith hammer, tin
desk lamp, oak basket, mill stone cover, mill
pulleys, Dietz post lamp, lantern globes, hog
scrapers, candlestick w/brass, old tinware,
7’x9” fireplace mantel & many more items not
mentioned.
Terms By,
NOAHH. MARTIN
Elton & Alvin Horning Auctioneers'
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC.
Main Street
Morgantown, Pa.
215-286-5183
LUNCH AVAILu^j,
SAT MAY 16 - 9 A M York
Co Sheep Field Day and
Lamb Sale At the York
Co 4H Center, Bair Sta
tion, PA Blame Rentzel,
Auctioneer
SAT MAY 16 -11 00 A M
Public Sale of Real Estate
Located in West Hanover
Twp Northwest of Mt
Laurel Church on
Piketown Rd, Harrisburg,
PA Richard P McNeal
Auctioneer
SAT MAY 16-11 00 AM
Public Sale of Several
Locdi c-sij - Harry Located at the Lewis
RudmcK & ions, Sales Morgan farm on Rt 89 In-
Barn Rt 213. Galena, terlaken, NY, 20 miles
MD Joe RudmcK Auc* south of Rt 520 junction
tioneer __ approx 25 miles north of
SAT MAY 16 - 10 30 A M Ithaca, NY Lewis Morgan
Auction of Farm. Dairy and Neighbors, Owners
and Misc Equipment C M Arey, Auctioneer
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
AUCTION .
SATURDAY, MAY 23
10:00 A.M
Beech -St,, Montrose, T>a.,
Susquehanna Co. Montrose take exit 67
off Interstate 81.
MACHINERY
Cat 955 K loader, very good condition; JD
500 C backhoe & loader; Ford Major backhoe &
loader; JD 4508 loader w/winch, 1666 brs.; JD
4508 cab, new; Gallon 118 grader; Northwest
25 track crane w/backhoe Sc 80’ boom to., sell
separate; Huber 10 ton roller; 2 40’ box
trailers; Brockway tractor; 1H 190 tandem
dump truck; Miller Tag-master T3Ol equip
ment trailer; B’x3o’ office trailer; Travel
Master camper, 19’; Chevy 1 ton dump; dagger
315 compressor w/diesel engine, Leroy com-'
-‘pressor w/gas engine, both on wheels; steam
cleaner,.2 Homelite 4” pumps; power plant &
-welder combination cutting torches; air hoe; 21'
ton tag-along w/tandem axle; 28’ concrete
elevator; 24’ block elevator; Jack hammer;
Rock drill Sc rods; % yd. concrete bucket about
new; hoist Sc platform elevator for steel
scaffolding; bridge scaffolding; 160’ steel curb
forms, 18” w/angle plates; concrete funnel Sc
treamies, power trowel, torpedo heaters
brass V gate valves; 4” belt glass grinder;
GMC supply bus; Myers snowplow for IH
Scout; gas powered tamper; portable fuel tank
Sc pump; steel I beams; sickle bar mower for
cub cadet; 2 electric vibrators; 2” gas water
pumps.
Terms - Cash or check with Bank letter of
credit.
Owners
R.T. GRIFFIS & SONS, INC.
Auctioneers:
Jim Adriance & Sons &
Harvey Clary
Montrose, Pa.
717-278*1574
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
OF EDGAR & LEIF ANDRESEN, AFTON, N.Y.
TUESDAY, MAY 19,1981
12 o’clock noon
Sale to be held on the farm located
midway between Deposit & Afton on
Melondy Hill Rd. 40 miles East of
Binghamton. Use Afton exit off Interstate
88. Take Back River Rd. from Afton
towards Bainbridge 2 mi. turn right on
Melondy Hill Rd. Go 4VS mi. to farm.
Auction arrows frojn Afton & Deposit.
88 Head Registered Holsteins - 55 mature
cows on test with a rolling herd average of
14,823 M 3.7% 543 F
15 heifers bred |or Fall, 5 open heifers, 13
short yearlings.
35 years of Eastern artificial breeding. Cows
selling with records to 22,000 M
10 head selling with records from 17,000 -
21,D00M
17 head selling with records from 14,000 -
16.000 M
Many with 4% test or better. Majority are
first, second & third calf. This is a mostly fall
freshening herd with 6 due July & Aug., 6 due
Sept., 14 due Oct., and 10 due Nov. with size &
condition. The Andresen Bros, are retiring.
Lei! & Edgar are excellent caretakers & in
spection of this completely home raised herd is
invited. All cattle will be vacc. against shipping
fever. TB & blood tested for immediate in
terstate shipment. Eastern sires represented
are Clan -8, Cockney -7, Challenge -6, Chap -
5, Kilian -4, Davis -4, Ted - 3. Heifer sires in
clude Kirk, Strephon, Ted, Neil, Exclusive,
Elate & Lewie.
Catalogs at Ringside or mailed upon request.
Sale under tent
Owners
EDGAR & LEIF ANDRESEN
607-467-3146
Sales managers & Auctioneers - Burton
' Livestock Exchange Inc.
Vernon, N.Y. 315-829-3105
Auctioneer - Dale Chambers
Pedigrees - Richard Keene
Afton, N.Y.
Seif and
Gerald Danotf, Solictor
BANKRUPTCY sale
VALUABLE FARM MACHINERY;
DAIRY EQUIPMENT, HAY,
SILAGE, GROWING GRAIN CROPS
WEQNESDAY, MAY 27,1981
at 10:00 a.m.
LOCATION: On the farm located in the
corner of Warner Rd. and Mathews Rd., 3
miles south of State Route 194 in
.Ladiesburg between -Woodsboro and
Keymar, Frederick County, MD.
NOTICE: Pursuant to notice in the matter of
Donald L. Matthews and Harriette L. Mat
thews, Case #BQ-2-0367L Jn the. United States
Bankruptcy Court for Che District of Maryland,
Gerald Qanoff, Trustee intend Ijo offer for sale,
at public auctiohjatjlie date, tune, and place
specified above to the highest bidder or bid
ders, as is. Mere is, the following described
property. .„r' D ~ --
FARM MACHINERY
' 6 FARM TRACTORS: IHC Model 1026 diesel
tractor w/F.H. hydrostatic drive & enclosed
cab, SN 007899; IHC Model 706 diesel Fannall
F.H. tractor, SN 4684; IHC Model 656 Fannall
F.H. diesel tractor vr/hydrostatic drive, SN
33730; IHC Model 454 Utility type 3 pt. gas
tractor, ,SN 415809; IHC Model 127 Cub Cadet
gas hydrostatic lawn tractor, SN 354436; N.H.
Model L 445, gas skid loader w/manure fork &
bucket, SN 415809; -
GROUND TOOLSr IHC Model 700 semi
moimted F.H. 5x16 auto. reset plows; IHC Vitro
shank F.H, cultivator, SN 1111; IHC 4 row F.H.
corn cultivator; MILLER HEAVY DUTY DISC
HARROW, SN 4070; Brillion roller harrow;
IHC F.H. sub-soiler; Danuser 3 pt. post hole
digger, SN 017176;
PLANTING & HARVESTING MACHINES;
IHC Model 225 SP gas haybine, SN 61215; IHC
Model 10 16 x 7 grain drill; N.H. MODEL 850
ROUND BALER, SN 372102; 3 pt. round bale
-carrier; front mount round bale carrier; NJL
Model 270 baler w/kicker, SN 91979; N.H.
Model 256 hay rake, SN 17967 A; N.H. Model 27
PTO silage blower, SN 140019; N.H Model 28
PTO silage blower, SN 8795; N.H. Model 890
silage harvester base unit, SN 203882; N.H.
Model 880N3 3 row com head, SN 309351;,N.H.
Model 880R2 2 row com head, SN 161841; N.H.
Model 880 W pick-up head, SN 133249; (2) N.H.
flail manure spreaders; HESSTON MODEL
1400 LIQUID MANURE TANK SPREADER;
IHC Model 2000 manure loader; (4) Badger 2 &
3 beater silage wagons, SN 7040, 5008, 30454,
1906; Ferguson Model 31 3 pt. mower, SN
002636; 3 pt. PTO liquid manure pit agitator;
Grove hay wagon; Long 3 pt. 5 ft. rotary
mower; Model 720 3 pt. cement mixer, SN 073;
Century 300 gal. field sprayer;
MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS: Ritchie cattle
waterer; (6) portable calf stalls; iron hay
rack; 275 gal. tank; shop vacuum; (5) antique
oil cans; bench grinder; log chains; tractor
chains; power weed eater; tractor grass
seeder; IHC front tractor weights; 1967 IHC 2
ton truck (rough); misc. hand tools;
1978 CHEV. 4x4 PICKUP TRUCK, 31,000
MI., SN CKL248F311199 (NOT INSPECTED) •
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Mueller S/S 1500 gal. round milk tank, SN
40368, with Dunham-Bush 5 ton compressor, SN
720-1102$, and auto, washer; (6) DeLaval
Model 200 milker units with 85 lb. weight jar,
S/S wash tank, auto, washers, feed boxes and
meters; DeLaval #76 vacuum milker pump &
motor; TJou-Matic vacuum milker pump &
motor; Wood Bros, air compressor; Therm-
Stor 170 gal. elec, water heater, SN 11034; Big
Dutchman feed storage tank & auger; 60 ft.
Badger auger feeder.
SILAGE, HAY, GROWING GRAIN
Approx. 3,000 bales of hay; approx. 100 round
bales of hay; 18’x50’ silo w/approx. 36 ft of
silage; 20’ x 60’ silo w/approx. 56 ft. of silage;
30-35 acres of growing small gram.
SALE ORDER: Small tools, planting &
harvesting equipment, tractors, ground tools,
feed, grant, dairy equipment.
TERMS: COMPLETE PAYMENT SALE
DAY. Payment lor all items must be made in
full on sale day with Cash, Cashiers Check,
Travelers Checks, or Money Order. Personal
or company checks will be accepted when
accompanied by Valid Bank Letter of
Guaranteed Payment Trustee reserves the
right to withdraw any of the items listed above
at any time up to and including sale day.
EVERYTHING SELLS TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE
" AS-IS, WHERE-IS
Trustee
* . GERALD DANOFF
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Auctioneers, Inc.
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