SUPER SHOW & AUCTION
FRIDAY, JULY 10 - 5 PJH.
& SATURDAY, JULY It 9:30 AJH.
Located at Young’s Auction center on
Rt. 14, 5 miles south of Troy. PA, 40
miles north of Williamsport, PA. Bradford
Co.
Early consignments include old automobiles,
old buggies, wagons and sleighs, set of 6 high
back oak chairs, round oak table, wash stands
drop front desk, trunks, school desks, kitchen
cabinet, cherry drop leaf table, wall telephone
side board, 5 old butter churns, set of dishes,
school hand bells, old toys, set of 4 signed
chairs, express wagon, lamps, iron dog and
cat, crocks, jugs, iron kettles, ox yoke, old
garage full of old tools, wood lathes, broad ax,
other primitive tools, several saddles, good
work pony harness, pony pleasure cart,
complete metal lathe, also single and double
barrel shotguns, rifles, 22 hand gun, gun
cabinet that holds 10,1 horse plow, cultivator
potato tiller. ’
Chicken Bar-B-Que -
Homemade Ice Cream - Baked Goods, Etc.
Consignments Welcome
Plan to buy or sell at our Annual Super Show,
July 10 & 11
Antiques sell on Saturday
Managers - Tom. Shirley and Charlotte
Young
Troy, PA
717-673-8659
t PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
AT 10:00 A.M.
2 miles Northeast of Hegins along Valley
Road in Deep Creek Valley, Hegins
Township, Schuylkill County, PA. (8 miles
West of 1-81, Exit 35).
16 ACRE FARM (more or less)
OPEN & WOODED LAND,
3-BEDROOM DWELLING - BARN
A LOVELY COUNTRY PROPERTY with
approximately 12 Acres Tillable Land balance
Wooded. Ideal Truck Farm! Close to State
Game Lands and Trout Stream. If you are in
the market for a permanent home, a small
farm, or a vacation property, you will want to
inspect this property and arrange your
financing so that you will be prepared to bid
and buy at the auction.
FOR INSPECTION CALL; (717 ) 425-3313 or
(717) 875-0526.
TERMS: 10% down the day of sale, further
terms and conditions to be announced when
real estate is offered at 1:00 P.M.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Player Piano in working condition; OAK
KITCHEN CABINET w/Stained Glass; Bucket
Bench; Oak Sideboard; Washstands, Dresers,
Beds, Rocker, Spindle-back Chairs & Round
Pedestal Table all in OAK; Cane Seated
Chairs; 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite; Metal Bed
w/Brass Trim; Columbian Kitchen Stove;
Room Heatrola; Composition Dolls; Tin Toys;
Kerosene Light; Huckster Scale; Butter Mold;
Jugs; Crocks; Dishes; Singer Treadle Sewing
Machine; Strip Carpet; Metal Crib Bed;
Wicker Fernery; Books; Magazines; Records;
Meat Bench; Wooden Rake; Wooden Plane;
Dovetailed Tool Chest; etc.
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
Quasar Portable Color TV, like new; Kenmore •
Automatic Washer; WHIRLPOOL
REFRIGERATOR, like new; Frigidaire Apt
size Range; 3-Pc. Living Room Suite; Platform
Rocker; Sears Electric Sewing Machine; Floor
& Table Lamps; Rugs; Utility Cabinets;
Blanket Chest; Clothes Tree; Vacuum
Cleaners; End Table w/Radio; Dishes;
Cooking Utensils; Bedding; Linens; Christmas
Decorations; Wheelbarrow; Lawn Furniture;
B&D Hedge Trimmer; Garden Tools; Heat
Lamps; Chains; Stepladder; Single Row
Potato Planter; many other items not listed.
IDA M. SHADLE
Owner
Forrest L. Shadle,
Power of Attorney
H. Franklin Kehler, Attorney
George & Mike
hPIFIPIIT Auctioneers & Realtor
UudlßT <7i7) 4253313
PUBLIC SALE
I IRON WORKING SHOP
TOOLS & ACCESSORIES
SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1981
10:00 A.M.
Located. 1 mile Northwest of Schaef
ferstown, along Gibble Road. Vz mile
North of Route 897, Lebanon County.
Penna.
IRON WORKING TOOLS
Henley Lathe; 4 ft. Bed and Threading At
tachment; Craftsman Lathe with 30” Bed; 6
inch 3 Joint Universal Chuck; Durocraft In
dustrial Floor Model Drill Press; 6 inch Rigid
Band Saw; 200 amp. Century Welder;
Millermatic Wire Welder and Spot Weld At
tachment; OTC. Hydraulic Tester; Tilt Arbor
Table Saw; 10 H.P. Quincy Air Compressor;
Ingersoli Rand 6”x7" Single Cylinder Air
Compressor; Winco 10 K-W Single Phase
Generator; Tube Flaring Unit; Homelite Chain
Saw; 34 ft. Fruehauf Storage Trailer; 2=6000
gal. Heavy Duty Air Tanks; 24 Sections 4’xs’
Tubular Scaffolding; 5”x24” Hydraulic
Cylinders; 2”x4” Tubing Storage Racks; Odd
Ints Various Sizes New and Used Iron;
200=100 lb. Condemned Bottle Gas Tanks;
Framing Lumber; %” Flake Board; 1” In
sulated Panel.
NEW TOOLS AND HARDWARE
Pneumatic Impact Wrenches; Pneumatic
Grinders; Pneumatic Sanders; Squirrel Cage
Fans; Pneumatic Drills; Sockets; Air and
Hydraulic Hose; New Express Wagons; 4000
lbs. Bolts; Pipe and Pipe Nipples; Steel Wheel
Wagon Rims; 2 Farm Built Running Gears;
Wagon Poles and Many Other Items.
SPECIAL MENTION: Allis Chalmers WD 45
Gas Tractor On Steel With Rear Mounted In
dustrial Fork Lift; 1% H.P. McCormick
Deering Gas Engine.
“DeVORAK IRONWORKER DEMON
STRATION”
CONDITIONS BY:
DAVIDS. KING, Owner
EARL S. BUFFENMEYER, AucL
REFRESHMENTS BY
CHERRY LANE SCHOOL
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 21,1981
5:30 P.M.
Located in Perry County, Juniata Twp.,
2 miles West of Little Buffalo State Park,
on the corner of Little Buffalo Rd. #431
and Cold Storage Road (Legislative Rd.
50005), 1 mile South of Skyline Corner.
133 ACRE FARM, Wooded and Open with 3
Bedroom Frame House, over a mile of Road
Frontage on Cold Storage Road and Little
Buffalo Road; Little Buffalo Creek flows
through property.
Farm will be offered in 5 different tracts and
then offered as a whole.
TRACT # 1: 33 Acres in Cold Storage Road
and Comer of Little Buffalo Rd.; Approx.
Open Fields, Balance hardwoods and pines
with small stream; Road Frontage on 2 Roads.
TRACT #2: Frame House and outbuildings on
10 Acres, Approx. Vz Wooded. Lot has Pasture
on Little Buffalo Creek. 3 to 4 Acre open field in
back of house. (Nice for the Horse Lover)
TRACT It 3: 42 Beautiful Acres , approx, half
good open farm ground; Sets high on the hill;
Outstanding View. Comes with several farm
roads.
TRACT #4: 34 Acres, approx. Vs Open farm
ground, balance wooded. (Hardwoods & Pines)
2 Small streams; Very secluded. Lot has farm
road from front to back. “If you want privacy
HERE IT IS!”
TRACT #5: 14 Acres on both Sides of Little
Buffalo Creek, approx. open, balance
wooded. Prime Building Lot.
“All lots come with good Perk Test and
Survey. All have ample Road Frontge! ”
Property will be offered as 5 separate tracts
and then offered as a whole.
TERMS: 20% Down, Balance within 30 Days.
ONLY 2 MILES FROM LITTLE BUFFALO
PARK. COUNTRY LIVING ONLY 30
MINUTES FROM HARRISBURG.
REBECCA L GREEN ESTATE
Roger T. Green (814) 692-8576
Barbara G. Reidlinger (717) 921-2441
(717)921-2722
Sale By: K ling’s Auction Service
Landisburg, Pa.
(717)789-3883
Storage affects
swine manure
NEWARK, Del. - nitrogen phosphorus
The fertilizer value of and potassium.
swine manure increases “it’s nice to know pigs
as other crop nutrients are paying for
become more costly, something these day’s,”
Once considered more notes Fowler.
of a liability than an Swine manure value
asset, manure can depends on several
improve the chemical factors, he says. The
and physical properties and amount of
of the soil, if managed feed, collection method,
properly, says type of storage, ap-
University of Delaware Plication method, and
Extension livestock cro P receiving the
specialist Richard nnanure all affect "its
Fowler. final worth.
A recent analysis “If the ration you feed
showed one swine uses a heavy metal
manure lagoon con- additive and you apply
tained $25,000 worth of manure heavily, use a
GIGANTIC 2 DAY
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, SILVER,
COINS. RUGS, GLASSWARE & CHINA
Of Rev. Carl & Thelma Simon
637 Colonial Ave., York, Pa.
FRIDAY, JULY 10,1981
at 3:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, JULY 11,1981
At 9:00 A.M. Sharp
Sale to be held within the Shrewsbury
Fire Co. Hall just off Exit 1 of Rt. 83, near
the square in Shrewsbury, York Co., Pa.
Owners moving to the National Lutheran
Home, Rockville, Md.
Friday, July 10 beginning at 3:00 P.M.
Tools; hardware; general line of dishes;
pots; pans; cookware, small electrical ap
pliances; Xmas decorations; many floral
arrangements; bedding; linens; table cloths;
hundreds of good old books; many religious
books & writings; collection of Madonna &
child pictures; some very nice what-nots;
small pictures; hundreds of boxes packed
away in basement & attic & will not know
contents until opened for sale.
8:00 P.M. Silver coins & other old money:
Approx. 50 silver dollars; Indian Head pennies;
few silver dimes, quarters & halves; old paper
money; silver certificate; lot of coins & bills.
Saturday, July 11,1981 at 9:00 A.M
Beginning with some very fine china &
glassware; hand painted Germany, Japan,
Nippon, Royal Copenhagen plate collection;
Bisque figurines; vases; ironstone; copper
luster pcs.; cut glass; Currier &"lves china;
Staffordshire china; coffee grinder; brass
kettle; brass urns & what-nots; 2 beautiful
leaded shade tiffany type lamps; other fine
lamps; many beautiful pictures; canvas
paintings in beautiful frames; very old & Ig.
picture of Martha Washington; brass umbrella
stand; brass candle sticks; brass fireplace
fixtures; door stops & many fine decorative
pcs.
12:00 Noon - Silver: Outstanding 12 place
setting of Kirk sterling silver ware in heavy
floral pattern; sterling silver candle sticks &
candleabras; silverplate bowls & platters;
trays & many other small silver pcs.
12:30 Rugs: Approx. 8 used Oriental & other
types of rugs from the Simon home; also a
consignment of approx. 20 beautiful new
Oriental rugs.
1:00 Furniture & Household Goods: Victorian
sofa; Victorian side chairs; wing back chairs:
beautiful white marble top washstand; marble
top stands; feather inlay coffee & end tables;
stacking tables; walnut gate leg drop leaf
table; cherry drop leaf table; cherry drop leaf
tea cart; kidney shape desk; clothes trees;
solid walnut dining room table and chairs
w/needle point chairs; oak washstand; blanket
chest; pedestal stands; spool bed; Ig. gold
frame mirrors; carpet rocker; library table;
clocks; dinette set; stove; refrigerator;
washer; dryer; 3 pc. lawn settee & chairs, and
many items not mentioned.
Terms: cash or approved check
NATIONAL LUTHERAN HOME
SECHRIST AUCTION SERVICE
Bob & Tom Sechrist, auctioneers
Anderson & Warner, clerks
Not responsible for accidents
Good Food Available
Lancaster Farming, Friday, July 3,1981—C39
How swine manure is
stored has a lot to do
with its fertilizer value.
An anerobic pit is best.
A lagoon is the poorest
method," Fowler claims.
Approximately 80
percent of the N is lost
from manure stored in a
lagoon, while only 25
percent is lost in an
anaerobic pit. An open
lot system with scraping
and hauling results in
approximately 50
percent N loss.
Phosphorus and
potassium can be
retained with a runoff
control system. In a
lagoon most of the P
settles into the sludge
layer and is unavailable
if only the liquid portion
is applied to the land.
For maximum benefit
the manure must be If:
promptly incorporated j U
into the soil, says
Fowler. In many
of Delaware, in--<\j
corporation is im- J
mediate because swine
manure odors don’t mrp ■f'
well with outdoor \
summer activities.
Equipment that injects J)/
the manure into the soil /-
saves time but requires /
a big tractor and more
capital initially.
Apply manure evenly
to help assure uniform
germination and yields.
Spread it as close to the
planting date as
possible. Avoid im
mediate planting after
heavy manure ap
plication. Labor and
field conditions often
require that manure be
spread in the fall or
winter.
Reports
A public sale of real
estate and household
goods was held June 27
by Howard H. & Moses
H. Martin, I mile south
of Bowmansville, Lane.
Co., Pa., for the estate
of Anna H. and Leah
Martin.
The 5 room modular
home on a 3/4 acre lot
near Bowmansville was
sold to D. Walter Martin
of Narvon, R. D. for
$42,000.
Some items sold
were: freezer $2OO,
treadle sewing marhinp
$55, plank bottom chair
$230, blanket chest $l2O,
bureau $l4O, recliner $5O
and a scrapbook $l9.
Auctioneers were
Leßoy S, Horst and
Paul W. Horst. '
soil test to monitor the
situation,” he advises.
Heavy metals such as
arsenic and copper used
as feed additives can be
toxic at high levels in
the soil.
Straw, sawdust,
shavings, and water all
dilute manure, reducing
its benefit as fertilizer.
Feed wastage into a
manure storage pit
increases nutrient
concentration, but this
isn’t an economical way
to fertilize, Fowler
notes.
Sale