D24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18,1981
Sale Reports
A public auction of
antiques and coins was
held July 11 by Anna E
Williams, 812 W. Main
St., Valley View,
Schuylkill Co., Pa.
Some prices received
were: flax comb $25,
slaw cutter $27 50,
- ironstone wash bowl &
pitcher $175, sleigh bells
$BO to $135, organ stool
$87.50, beery trays
$27.50, $5O & $5l each,
change trays $35 each,
early local calendars
$l5 to $75, black doll $6O,
hand brass bell $BO,
wicker baby' carnage
$9O, oak washstand $BO,
agate teapot $lO5, old
baskets $5 to $B5. 1967
Oldsmobile car $BOO,
high counter kitchen
cabinet $350, 1879 cc
silver dollar $110,1938-D
half dollar $27.50, silver
dollars $l7 & up, and
floor safe $225.
George & Mike
Deibert were the auc
tioneers.
XXX
The Pa Firecracker
Sale of 34 head of
Ayrshires was held July
8 at the Carlisle
Fairgrounds, Carlisle,
Pa.
The average of the 34
head of cows and heifers
sold was $904. The top
cow was a 3 year old
Aryshire with 22,192
milk, 3 9 test and 859 fat.
It was consigned by
Leon Perry ot
Reynoldsville, Pa. and
sold for $4050 to Richard
Reed of Punxsutaunery,
Pa
The 2nd high was a
bred heifer which was
sold for $l4OO to Cindy
and Becky Bell of
Elmer, N.J It was
consigned by Alvin Zook
of Honeybrook, Pa.
The 3rd high cow was
sold for $ll2O to Warren
Schmuck, Peach Bot
tom and was consigned
by Robert Campbell ot
Narvon, Pa.
PIGS
STATE GRADED SALE
FRL, JULY 24
1:30 P.M.
AT
WESTMINSTER
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Westminster, Md
Phone (301) MS4S2O
NOW 2 FEEDER
PiG SALES
PER MONTH
2NO&4TH
Mondays of
Every Month
At Caroline Sales
Co.,
Denton, MD
Sponsored by:
MD Pork
Producers
“FARM FRESH
PIGS DO BETTER”
Frank Copen,
Mgr.
301-479-2656
Sale conducted by
Milt Brubaker.
XXX
A public auction of
household goods and
sporting goods was held
July 11 by Betty M
Posey in the York Co
side of the River Hills
beyond the Norman
Wood Bridge. The an
tiques will be sold at the
Guernsey Sale Barn late
September or early
October
Prices received were
dehumidifers $5O to
$125, 8’ aluminum
rowboat $135, trail bike
$250, skis $22, mounted
groundhog $lO, welding
set $l4O, redwood tables
$77.50 & $65 and shop
smith $5lO
Claude F Smith & V
COMPLETE CATTLE
DISPERSAL
HAAKONSEN FARMS
Kohne Rd., Virgin, N.Y.
THURSDAY, JULY 23
11:00 A.M.
Due to the illness, Mr. Haakonsen has
commissioned us to sell the cattle at the
Haakonsen Farm located on Kohne Rd.
From Dryden take Dryden-Virgil Rd.
northeast approx. 4 miles to Kohne Rd.,
turn left approx. 1 mile. From Cortland
take Rt. 13 south approx. IVz miles, turn
left on Webb Rd. to West State Rd., turn
right to Kohne Rd., turn left approx. 11/zl l /z
miles to the farm. Watch for auction
arrows.
95 REGISTERED &
HI-GRADE CATTLE 95
The Haakonsen herd was assembled in 1980
with selections from some of the best local
herds. Careful attention was given to
pedigrees, cow families and the best A.I. sires
The foundation was laid for a great breeding
herd but Harry’s health forces this premature
dispersal. The Holstems came from such herds
as Westan Farms, Homer (presently the high
herd on Cortland County DHIA); Jerry-Dell
Farm, Dryden; Bud-Ranch Farm, Homer and
Cassondana Farm, Hartford. The Jerseys from
Bruce Dedrick, Dryden and Lawrence Perry,
Homer. Among the outstanding individuals
are:
1. WESTAN GAY IDEAL FAME - VG, 2-3 305
17798 620; 3-2 305 20762 702 by Harrisburg Gay
Ideal. This 4 yr. old is due 10/24/81 to Grand
Fortune.
2. WESTAN EMPEROR LASSIE - VG, 86 2-10
305 18573 4.3 798; 3-10 305 19539 4.0 784; 4-10 305
19948 4.0 792: Due 8/19/81 to Bramtrim ELstan.
3. WESTAN FIRST MINISTER BRETTA -
GP, 82 3-10 305 17950 3.8 683. Due 12/27/81 to
Grand Fortune.
4. BUD-RANCH HELEN BOOTMAKER -
GP, 814 yr. 19283 755; 5 yr. 21881 777 ; 6 yr. 24089
865 by Paclamar Bootmaker due 11/21/81 to S-
S-F Astronaut Bravo.
The calves are type and well grown and in
clude;
1. HAAKONSEN KING ARTHUR DAISY
Bom 4/23/81 from Westan Pontiac Debby - GP,
84181,962 lbs. milk & 6,761 fat lifetime.
2. KOHNDALE SUNSET TOOTSIE Born
12/9/80. Dam: 19831 M 804 F 4.1% in 281 days.
3. WESTAN GRAND FORTUNE BIRGIT
Bom 1/25/81.
4. JERRY-DELL PAGE POSEY Born
10/28/80.
5. JERRY-DELL SILKY SAM Bom 10/22/80.
MANAGER’S NOTE: This dairy consists of
several outstanding individuals. Keep this date
open and remember it is a day sale. All cattle
will be vet examined for pregnancy, plus Blood
& TB tested ready for immediate interstate
shipment day of sale. See you all at the sale.
Inspections welcome anytime.
TERMS: Cash or good checks - ID required.
Lunch available.
HAAKONSEN FARMS
Owners
Harry, Joan, Joanne & Karl
Phone 607-835-2877
Jack Wood Livestock & Auction Service
Sales Managers
Cincinnatus, N.Y. 13040
Phone 607-863-4141
Ronald Smith were the
auctioneers -
XXX
A public sale of farm
equipment, dairy cattle
and draft horses was
held July 11 by Benuel S
and Fannie Stoltzfus.
E.D 2, Danville, Pa
Items sold included 1
team draft horses $2BOO,
single horse $1250, 2
DeLaval milkers $6OO,
milk cooler $450, N H
#273 hay baler $lB5O, 2
harnesses $l2O, bull $685
and the three top priced
cows were $l5OO, $1450
and $l4OO.
Elton & Alvin Hor
ning, Auctioneers
XXX
A public sale of an
tiques was held July 11
by Mrs Cora Frederick,
between Swartzville and
Reinholds, Lane Co,
Pa.
A Jacob Gorges 30
hour grandfathers clock
vi i ,)»iviei dial and
walnut case was sold for
$3BOO
Other prices were
luster tea pot $4O, luster
creamer $42.50, wooden
carved owl $640, 2
Windsor chairs $l5O
each, high chair $7O, 8-
day shelf clock $145,
meat chopper $4O and -
farm table $145
H.H. Leid Auction
Service.
XXX
A public auction of a
tractor and machinery
parts was held by Tunis
L's.
PUBLIC
AUCTION
SATURDAY, JULY 25
10:00 A.M. "SHARP"
ORANGEVILLE - ROHRSBURG
HIGHWAY
Turn off Rt. 487 at the Nor-Pole Ice
Cream Rest. Watch for Sale Signs -1 mile
from the Nor-Pole
Selling The Antiques and Household of
the late Della Moore - “Many Beautiful
Things” - Bring chairs - sale under tent -
rain or shine.
1953 Chrysler 4-Dr Sedan - 47,000 miles, Old Sq.
Oak Table & 4 Chairs, Oak Rockers, Pine
Rockers, Drop Leaf Oak Table, Easy Spin
Washer, Old Kitchen Coal & Elec. Stove
(Range Qualified), Old End Tables, Old Hand
Floor Mod. Victrola, Records, Pine Slat
Rocker, Round Dining Room Table & 6 Chairs,
Singer Sewing Mach, (electrified), Victorian
Style Sideboard & China Closet, Nippon Cookie
Jar, Cut Glass, Pressed Glass, Carnival Glass,
Depression Glass, Cranberry, Beautiful Bowls,
Meat Platters, Milk Glass, Stemware, Rodgers
& Son Silverware, Caned Rockers, sm. Stands,
many other nice Old Rockers, many Old Oak
Picture Frames & Pictures, Knick Knacks,
Sets of Dishes, Greenware, Vinegar Cruets,
Bud Vases, many Tin Items, Wood Rolling Pm,
Old Wood Barrel Butter Churn, Pots, Pans,
Muffin Tins, Sharping Steel, Old Meat Cleaver,
Cab. Cutter, 5 Gal. Jugs, Sm. Jugs, Mason
Jars, Brass Floor Light, Lamps, Spool Flower
Stand, Lg. Jardiniere, Firestone Radio, Uph.
Room Chairs, 9 x 12 Rugs, Old Piano Stool-claw
feet-Glass Balls, End Tables, Deck & Son
Opera Piano, Victor Record Player (Floor
Type), Sm. 4 Leg Room Table (very nice),
Record Cabinet, 7 Ft. High Wall Mirror-
Beveled Glass, Oak Frame with Carvings,
Wood Wardrobe, Old Coffee Grinder (Nice),
Beautiful Old Hall 7 Ft. Walnut Coat Rack with
Mirror & Sm. Drawer & Umberella Stand with
Cast Iron Bot. (a Beauty) Oak Bed with 6 Ft.
High Head Board and Foot Board- Very Nice
Hand Paintings on Bed-Wood Carving on Bed
also, 3 Dr. Chest & Mirror with Jewelry Boxes
on top of Chest, wood and brass pulls on front of
drawers, Atwater-Kent Radio, Old Washstands
with Towel Bar, 4 Dr. Chest, other Old Chest of
Drawers also nice, Quilts, Lumens, Caned Bot.
Chairs, Blanket Chest, Many Wood Chairs
(old), Freed-Eisemann Radio Receiver, Old
Radio Horn, Spool Washstand, other Oak Beds
with high Head Boards-Round Scrolls & Car
vings on them, also Many Fme Oak Bedroom
Suits, with Wood Carvings on them (very nice),
Nice Turtle Back Trunk, Small Childs Plank
Rocker, Wood Settee, Sad Irons, Wood Early
Bird Incubator with Kerosene Heater, Old
Wood Platform Rocker, Iron Bucket, Old
Wicker Table, Super Zink Wash Board, Old
Wood Smgle Spindle Bed, 1 Gal. Wood Cider
Press. There are many items too numerous to
mention. These are just some of the Fme Old
Antiques - We Have More.
Statements made day of sale take precedence
over previously written material - Not
Responsible For Accidents.
Terms-Cash
ESTATE OF THE LATE DELLA MOORE
EXECUTOR - Verncil A. Moore
NEVIUS AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers Licensed & Bonded
Dan Nevius 752-4214
Olen Knecht 683-5955
App. Fred Antolick 459-1379
Clerk - Jay Leiby
Note- there are some very nice antiques -
Don’t miss this sale
Come early we move last!
Lunch to be served
Give us a call - we do it all - Farms - Real
Kstate - Antiques - Heavy Equip. - A Complete
Auction Sti vice
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Bros in the village of
Kennett Square,
Chester Co, Pa
Prices received were
800 ford tractor
w/loader $l5OO, wheel
weights $l3, motor $65,
rotary mower $5O, bar
mower $4O, air com
pressor unit $35, grime
fighter $125, log hook $9
and gear box 8
Auctioneers were
Steve Petersheim &
Everett Kreider
XXX
Super show & auction
Vas held July 10 and
July 11 at Young’s
Auction Center on Rt.
14,5 miles south of Troy,
Pa
Items sold included: 6
high back oak chairs $95
each, lamp shade $250,
pump organ $260,
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4
5:30 P.M.
The undersigned, located in Perry
County, 10 miles West of Loysville on Pa.
Route 850, adjoining Tuscarora State
Forest, will offer the following Real
Estate:
TRACT ffl:
Seldom Seen Restaurant and Ranch -18 Acres,
exquisitely landscaped with 2 pondS; 1 stocked
with trout; 22 X4O Inground Pool, Outside
stage for live entertainment; 19 Hole Lomma
Miniature Golf Course (11 Electric shots)-
hghted; 16 X 40 3 Bedroom Guest House or
Motel (new)
the Restaurant itself is 2 yrs. old (34 X 64)
(seats 50 people), with a 3 bedroom home in it -
Large fireplace, very well insulated, elec, heat
& air conditioned; 11 Table & Chair Sets.
Restaurant is fully equipped with the latest
restaurant equipment and many extras go with
this property. It is a going business or could
very easily be converted to an 18 Acre Gen
tleman’s Estate.
"Beautiful! Have to see to appreciate the
setting and the Potential! ”
TRACT #2;
TUSCARORA TIMBERS CAMPGROUND:
(19.3 Acres ot nice timber ground) 100 Camp
sites - All sites have electric and water, picnic
tables, fire ring and garbage container. 2 Bath
houses, 1 with laundry and storage area. Rec.
Hall and Store (24 X 60). BUNK HOUSE that
sleeps 20 people (24 X 60); 5 rooms with 4 bunk
beds in each room. Bunk House & Rec. Hall
have concrete floors and Fisher Fireplaces and
are in excellent condition. 2 Well Houses with 1
h.p. pumps - New. 2 Complete D.E.R. approved
septic systems. PLAYGROUND for children;
New Shuffleboard Court; Dusk to Dawn lights
throughout the Campground
There is room for expansion on this site; All
D.E.R. approved. Campground joins 70 miles
of State Snowmobile Trails and 42,000 Acres of
State Forest. Campground can be and is being
used year round due to the Fall and Winter
Activities that are so readily available.
TRACT #3:
3 BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE on 3 Acres of
exquisitely landscaped Real Estate. Modern
Kitchen, Finished Basement with fireplace
with Fisher Insert; Hot-air Furnace 200 AMP
Service; 1% Baths; Every pipe m the house is
copper. 1 Car Built-in Garage, Sun Deck with
Best View in Perry County. Very well in
sulated, air conditioned, new storm windows.
Thinking of Getting away from it all - THIS IS
FOR YOU! - Country living at its Best. Right of
way to State Forest and Snowmobile Trails.
TRACT #4:
3 ACRE WOODED LOT, perk tested, comes
with sewage permit & survey. Approved by
County Planning Commission. 340 Ft. of Road
Frontage and Right of Way to State Forest
Land and 70 miles of Snowmobile Trails. 10
Trout Streams within 12 miles; 18 miles to
Juniata River, 1 Hr. from Harrisburg.
TRACT #5,6,7,8,9:
ALL 1 ACRE PLUS LOTS: Wooded and open,
perk tested, sewage approved. They all have
road frontage on Route 850, all with nght of
way to State Forest and its many recreational
uses.
WHAT A PLACE TO BUILD ON OR PUT
YOUR CAMPER! Hunting is excellent in this
area. If you are an outdoors person, this is for
you, all within 30 minutes of Carlisle, 1 hr. to
Harrisburg.
REAL ESTATE will be offered unless Sold
Prior To Sale!
REASON FOR SELLING: Owner is in ill
health and going to retire.
TERMS: 20% down day of Auction; Balance
within 30 days. Transfer Taxes & Fee split
equally between Buyer & Seller.
Please Contact Owner for Inspection or Auc
tion Co. for further Information.
OWNER,
DANIEL DERR II
Telephone
(717)438-3533
Sale By:
Kling's Auction Service
(717)789-3883
walnut table $9O, metal
lathe $3BO, antique
wooden lathe $75 and
1941 Plymouth coupe
$llO.
Managers were Tom,
Shirley and Charlotte
Young