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GAP AUCTION ■! 111 No L r e ' h ,r PA e Ave ‘ I
FRIDAY EVE, JULY 31 [i [
5:30 P.M. | j I
Located off Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue Op- m f
positeTurkey Hill Minit Market-Cross RR Bridge. " |
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SOLO AT EVERY AUCTION
CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS
FROM 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Call us for pick-up service
IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers
442-4936 or 442-8254
CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
MONDAY, AUG. 10, 1981
9:30 A.M.
★ Usual Run of Tractors, Machinery and
Construction
★ New tools and tarps sell first
★ Special Consignment RV Trailers
J un irrenr Tractors sell at
Icons, ohmen" a "S^ 2:3 °.
construction
WENGER’S FARM
MACHINERY, INC.
S. Race Street, Myerstown, PA 17067
717-866-2135
BROWN’S 15th ANNUAL
HOLSTEIN HEIFER SALE
SATURDAY, AUG. 1,1981
Location; 1 mile east of Turbotville,
Northumberland Co., Pa., 12 miles
northeast of Danville, just off Rt. 54; 6
miles off 1-80. Watch for Sale Arrow.
50 REG!
25 REGISTERED; 11 IDENTIFIED GRADES;
14 GRADES 43 DUE TO FRESHEN AUG.-SEPT.
Balance soon after, bred to a registered
sire. Mostly Vacc. 30-day tested, de
horned, preg. checked.
Sires represented: Harrisburg Gay Ideal,
Simpsons Burkgov Snowman, Vincent View
Molly Chief, Arlinda Jet Stream (3), Hill Haven
Standout Job (6), Tidy Burke Transmitter,
Woodbine Chief Mohawk, Vigo Charmcross,
Will-Tri Frans Legacy, Quality Ultimate,
Coldsprings Hamlet, Mowry Prince Valiant,
etc.
A Sample of the dams records: 5y 10m 305 d
20,075 m 4.5% 902 f; 6y 2m 305 d 20,266 m 4.0%
809 f; lOy 9m 365 d 20,301 m 4.0% 808 f; 7y 4m 312 d
19,263 m 4.6% 870 f; By 5m 358 d 18,865 m 4.3%
8171; 7y 1m 305 d 19,414 m 4.1% 787 f; 5y 11m 274 d
18,671 m 3.9% 755 f; 3y 11m 305 d 18,418 m 3.9%
718 f; 4y 7m 305 d 16,562 m 4.5% 738 f; 6y 3m 328 d
15,522 m 4.7% 733 f; 6y 4m 315 d 17,049 m 4.9%
830 f; 6y 9m 315 d 16,395 m 5.0% 819 f; 7y 4m 298 d
15,551 m 4.8% 741 f; others over 600 fat.
You are welcome at the Brown’s. Heifers
with size, condition, dairy quality that you will
appreciate. Assembled during the fall months
from many top herds.
Trucks available. Catalogs day of sale.
Owners:
LEWIS & RUTH BROWN
Aucts. & Pedigrees
Carl & John Oilier
717-464-2233
Good Lunch
IP.M.
iIFERS
Hay, Straw & Grain Sales
Every Wednesday
12:00 Noon
Form Machinery
First and Third Wednesday
January thru November
starting at 9:00
With 6 Auctioneers
i Tools and Hardware
| Lawn & Garden Equipment
I 12:00 Noon
I Farm Machinery -12:30
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No out of state checks
No household Goods, no clothing.
No poultry Equipment or scrap tin.
I DAVID H.
I GOOD&SONS
| v RD 1 Leola, PA 17540
j' 717-656-9558
PUBLIC AUCTION
SUMS, stums, HUMME ARTICLES,
jumaiiES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,1981
At 10:00 A.M.
Located in Quarryville, Pa. at the
Hoffman Community Bldg. From Lan
caster go South on Rt. 222 into
Quarryville turn left at light (State St.) go
to Lime St. turn right on Rt. 472 V* mile
to sale. From Rt. 1 take Rt. 222 North to
Park Ave. just entering Quarryville, 1
mile to sale. Or from Rt. 1 take Rt. 472
North to Quarryville, Pa.
Matching Colt 45’s single action, 7 Ms” barrel,
nickel plated, 3 sets of grips Ebony, Pearl &
Stag, Consec. Serial No’s; 5%” Colt 45; 3 Army
Colts 5% & 4 s /«” barrels; all Colts w/case
hardened frame & blue finish Ebony grips;
Two gun gun belt, ARVO OJALA; other one &
two gun gun belts, embossed leather; Approx. 18
to 20 rifles; 30-30 model 1894 & 30 WCF lever
actions, recurved butts; Win. model 1906,
pump, round barrel; Win. model 90, pump, 22
WRF Octagon barrel; Win. model 94,30 WCF
peep sight; 3 Win. 30 WCF model 1894 & 94
saddle ring, lever action; 1 model 1894 stock
stamped SPRB, other side B 17; Win. model 92,
44 WCF saddle ring mount; Win. model 1892
Mother of Pearl Medallion on stock; Win. 38 &
32 WCF model 1892 Octagon barrel; 10 SAD
DLES, 1 original Coggshall; saddles from New
Mexico, The Western saddle Mfg., Denver,
Colo., Texas Tanning Mfg., Yoakum, Texas,
Etc.; Stetsons & Hoot Style Hats; Mexican
Sombreros; All kinds of beautiful handmade
knives, spurs, branding irons, bridlebits,
concho belts, tomahawks, peace pipe, iron
Chandelier w/owl; Mason & Hamlin Pump
Organ; Rayo lamp; brass cuspidor; bronze
railroad steam engine whistle; brass nude
figurine; sets of hand & leg irons; mantel
clocks; dime novels; wagon tool box; other
brass items. Items to numerous to mention.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale. No
out of state checks, unless you show an
established line of credit. Refreshments
available. Guns will be on display on friday,
July 31, from 2 to 8 PM.
Terms by
Helen Swack, for the Estate of
JOHN A. SWACK Dec'd, Blacksmith
Auct Conducting sale are
Lloyd. H. Kreider & Randal V. Kline
& Gary L. Shirk
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W-V
KREIDER* KUNE
AUCTIONEERS
Phone 717-786*3394
or 717-733-1006
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Beef producers schedule day
BUTLER Tours of cow/calf
management operations and a talk
by a nationally known beef
producer will highlight the Joint
Beef Cattlemen’s Field Day to be
held at Rolling Ridge Farms on
Saturday, August 15.
Rolling Ridge Farms, located
along Route 38 either 14 miles
south of the Emlenton exit of Route
80 or 14 miles north of Butler, is
owned by Harold and Rose
Schneider. The Schneiders’ herd of
100 Sunmental cows will fit right
into the program since the Reid
day is sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Sunmental Association.
The morning program, which
kicks off at 10 a.m., will be devoted
to wagon tours of the cow herd, for
an in the field look at calves from
synchronized cows. Visitors will be
*!
Use two stamps when mailing
multiple hunting applications
HARRISBURG - multiple bear or an-
Hunters sending tierless deer license
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY - 2 TRACTORS • PICK-UP
TRUCK - HOUSEHOLD GOODS • ANTIQUES
GUNS-TOOLS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,1981
Located in Lancaster County. Pa. X A
mile West of Christiana, 3 miles South of
Gap. From Route 30 take Route 41 South
to Route 372, go West to sale.
FARM MACHINERY
John Deere B tractor cyclone, A-l condition,
good rubber; Famuli Cub tractor, good
running condition, good rubber; John Deere 44
plow, 2 bottom; John Deere No. 5 - 7 ft. bar
mower; John Deere cultivator, complete set;
New Idea No. 12 manure spreader; circular
saw fits on B tractor, belt drive; single axle
utility trailer; Perry spring tooth harrow; 6 ft.
scraper blade; 4 hole hog feeder; hog waterer.
COLLECTOR SUMS
Winchester Model 64 30-30 rifle pre 64, Serial
No. 2189341; H.R. 410 Model 48; Bushnell 9-30
power 40 M.M. zoom spotting scope.
HOUSEHOLD COOPS
4 piece waterfall bedroom suite; Maytag
automatic washer; sofa couch; Hi Fi record
player; 3 piece Monark kitchen cabinet set;
picnic table; comforters, etc.; Old Bine
Coverlet Bed Spread.
1952 Chevrolet pick-up, nice condition,
rant good
ANTIQUES & TOOLS. ETC.
Clark’s sr"’ ' ~ ’’’dr 2
ipool slant top desk w/4 , awers;
old violins; old guitar; jelly cupboard; 3
mantle shelves; old trunk; old slant top desk;
new wash bowl; old chest; old cast iron stove
on legs; approx. 10 old license plates, 1915 -1918
and up in nice condition; Iron pump trough; 3
oak matching cane chairs; 2 straight razors;
1 initialed Geo. Sellers, 1 made in Germany; old
hand made panes; 2 benches; Whittey steel
punch, manually operated; old hunting
licenses 1916 - 1937; old fishing licenses 1924 -
1946; Iron kettle with tri-pod; complete porch
enclosure kit; com sheller; 2 wire stretchers;
new barbed wire; steel posts; 2 Ridgid 24” pipe
wrenches; 8 inch skill saw; stack of galvanized
roofing, used; porch glider; 4xB work table; old
metal cooker; Eclipse reel mower; assortment
of cabinet doors; 8 H.P. Yardman riding lawn
mower, needs work; wagon load small items,
etc. 40’ aluminum extension ladder; 20’ ex
tension ladder; 10’ step ladder; many items not
listed.
Ashley Wood Stove; Small Pot Belly Stove.
Terms by:
SAMUEL S NAOMI YODER
Auctioneers:
Steve Petersheim
215-593-2442
Everett Kreider
Not responsible for accidents
Uncaster Farming, Saturday, July 25,19t1—021
At 11:00 A.M.
able to see valuable conservation
at work as they drive over the
reclaimed strip mined land and
study no-till seeding demon
strations.
Ideas in cattle handling equip
ment and corrals will be available
for scrutiny by the paricipants,
who will have a chance to practice
yield grading groups of steers.
Bob Dickinson, president of the
American Simmental Association
from Gorham, Kansas, will be
doing the talking in the afternoon.
His topic of discussion will be the
value of performance testing. He
comes well prepared to praise the
program, having been honored last
April as Seedstodc Producer of the
Year by the Beef Improvement
Federation. Dickinson and family
own a herd of 350 cows.
applications in a single
envelope will be re
quired to affix add
itional postage when ap
plying to county treas
urers this fall.
Single applications
will continue to be
delivered "on a single
first-class postage
stamp, but such is not
the case when two or
more applications are
contained in the en
velope.
Two applications will
require two first class
stamps; similarly,
three applications will
require three first class
stamps, and so on. In
addition, the return
envelope (the one used
by the Game Com
mission or county
treasurers to respond to
the applicant) must also
have one, two, or more
first class stamps af
fixed depending upon
the number of licenses
or applications being
returned.
In announcing the new
requirement. Com
mission Executive
Director Glenn L.
Bowers was quick to
point out, “This is not a
decision of the Game
Commission, but
moreover is a
requirement of the U.S.
Pokal Service.
“According to their
law and regulations,
when there are multiple
applications going to a
single addressee, the
sender must attach first
class postage for each
application. This is a
federal law over which
we have no control.”
The Postal' Service
has advised the Game
Commission that en
velopes showing two or
more applications
contained inside will not
be delivered to the
Game Commission or
county treasurers
unless the proper
number of first class
stamps are affixed. The
envelopes would be
returned for insufficient
postage.