ESTATE SALE
For the late M. Edward Cushman, located
at the end of Fey Road, just south of
Chester River Bridge, Route 213.
CHESTERTOWN. MARYLAND
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,
at 11:00 A.M.
Living Boom Furniture, Reed chairs & tables,
Bamboo sofa & tables. Maple table & chairs,
Maple bedroom set, Loveseat, Color TV,
Lamps, Bulbransen Spinet Piano, 2 recliners,
twin beds, Frigidaire washer & dryer. Antique
washbowl set, Fireplace tools, lots of books,
picture frames, China, Glassware, Cutlery,
Tea sets, B & W China, Japanese cups &
saucers. Oriental throws, dishes & small ap
pliances, lots of bos lots (china & glass,
Blankets & linens, etc.
‘76 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, IS’ Steury cabin
cruiser w/115 hp Johnson motor & trailer, ‘67
Chev. Van, camping equipment, fishing
equipment, shotgun, files, pool table, cork &
other decoys, Ford Red Belly tractor & mower.
& blade. Gravely tractor, power mowers, 3%
hp outboard motor. Golf Clubs, garden tools.
TOOLS: Drill press. Jigsaw, Radial saw,
grinder. Atlas quick change Lathe, sander,
small power tools, hand tools, clamps, air
compressor, portable generator, metal row
boat, styrofoam sailboart H.O. TRAINS: 12
engines, SO cars, (6 metal engines) tracks,
throttle packs, accessories, houses & stations,
etc., etc...
Lunch
Attorney
ERNESTS. COOKERLY
Chestertown, Md. 21620
(Phone: 778-2112)
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS. INC.
Auctioneers & Sale Managers
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1981
9:00 A.M.
Located 5 miles northeast of Ship
pensburg off Route 533. 2 miles west of
Oakville on Mud Level Rd. From Route
533 turn northwest Vi mile to Oakville,
cross R.R. turn left and 2 miles to sale.
Watch for signs. Or take Route 696 from
Shippensburg to Mud Level Rd. and turn
right.
FMimucmY
2 tractors; Ferguson 40 w-3 pt; Ford 860 Mr
wide front, 3 pt. & new motor; N.I. one row com
picker, used 4 yrs.; N. 1.206 manure spreader,
(new); Int. 430 baler w-thrower; Ford 3 pt.
mounted mower; Pinto 4 wheel rake ;-high rack
& Hat wagons; Harper & Cump-M.165 bin
wagon on Grove gear, about new; McCurdy bin
wagon; Ford2row3pt. com planter; Int. 1 row
forage harvester; N.H. 30 ft. elevator; 2
aluminum elevators, oneabout new; Ford 3 pt.
3-14 in. bottom trip-bads plow; 2 J.D. 8 ft. disc
harrows; Goby 10 ft. packer; Ford 6 ft. blade;
Ford & Souders loaders; FergusonJ) pt. cults;
Badger silo unloader for 14 ft. silo; 2-16 ft. & 4
gT naii pipe gates; 2 endless belts; 70 milk
cans; 2 wagon loads of small articles.
1974 Ford FlOO Explorer Pick-up w-P.S., P.B.
73,000 miles.
HAY AKD STRAW
2 Ponies & Horse - 2 Hackney ponies (mat
ched pair) 1 Registered, 5 & 6 yrs. old, drive
double, harness for both; 10 yr. old mare, rides,
nice & quiet; covered wagon on rubber; Pony
wagon on rubber; Pony sulky; wagon load of
tack, saddles, 2 pony collars, etc. sleigh.
HOUSEHOLDS t AHIIOUES
Unusual oak dresser w-wood leaf pulls; 2 oak
dressers w-wood pulls; oak cupboard w
fullglass doors, 2 drawers & doors; rope bed; 5-
leg ext. table; kitchen cabinet base; 6 pressed
back chairs; 5 plank bottom chairs; old chairs;
rocker; etc.
Many good articles not listed.
SALE ORDER: 9:oohouseholds-around 1:00
ponies & tack, hay, stray, unloader, truck,
machinery and balance of farm related items.
Terms cash or good check
I.D. required for bidder No.
Lunch stand reserved
MRS. CHESTER (FLORENCE L)
CLOUGH
R.D. 5 Shippensburg, Pa.
Cumberland County
Art. Rife, Auct. 776-3645
Wickard & Son, clerks
Not responsible for accidents
Nat’l Poultry
WASHINGTON, D.C. Mem
bers' of the general conference
committee of the national poultry
improvement plan will meet to
discuss poultry health and other
PUBLIC SALE
OF mWOINIIIi, GARDEN 8 KANO TOOIS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1981
At 9:30 A.M.
Located along Bridgeville Rd. off Rt 23
at East end of Goodvllle.
Troy-Bilt garden tractor, like new; 30 gal. 20
wt. CenPeCo oil; 4 yr. old Myers pump fruit
tree sprayer w/115 gal. tank; 14 H.P. Deutz
diesel engine, Egsma generator; 15” Rockwell
floor model drill press w/var. speed; Walker-
Turner drill press w/var. speed; Rockwell
mortising drill press w/var. speed; 9” South
Bend precision steel lathe; Rockwell wood
lathe; Rockwell 6” belt & 12” disc abrasive
finishing machine; Walker-Tumer 16” band
saw; Rockwell heavy duty wood shaper;
Rockwell 8” long bed jointer; Craftsman ad
justable table saw; Newman 20” single sur
faces DeWalt table saw; Acetylene torch;
Champion air compressor; belt Sanders; speed
drills; vibrating sanders; jigsaws; portable
grinder; soldering equip, w/refills: air paint
sprayer; adding machine; power saws;
Rockwell routers; electric grinders; motors;
Waterbuyer H.p. engine; Clinton 4 cycle
engine; Briggs & Stratton engine; C clamps;
pipe clamps; bolt cutters; adjustable wren
ches; scythes; folks; shovels; screwdriver
sets; 2 man saw; pipe wrenches; wrecking
bars; hand braces; paint brushes; hammers;
punch sets; lathe sets; chisels; wrenches;
hack-saws; mitre bos; saws; levels; planes;
valve grinder; anvils; vises; oil cans; paints;
varnishes; wood putty; nuts; bolts; nails;
screws; chains; iron strips; jacks; extension
table slides; 1 set table boards; piles of lumber
including Cherry, Cedar, Walnut & Maple plus
plywood; bag wagon; fertilizer spreader; seed
cleaner; log rollers; 3 scales. Wood stove (U.S.
Army Cannon Heater); Treadle Singer leather
sewing machine; Hahn mower; old push
mowers; hand corn shelter; plus many items
not mentioned.
Terms by:
SUSIE M. CARMAN
Elton & Alvin Horning, Auctioneers
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC.
Main St., Morgantown, Pa.
215-286-5183
PUBLIC
ANTIQUE AUCTION
The undersigned will seif the following at
Public Auction on the premises known as
7601 Rossville Blvd., Baltimore County,
Baltimore, Md. 21237 Rossville Blvd. is
off Philadelphia Road Rt. 7 or U.S. Route
40 just beyond the Golden Ring Mail and
goes past Essex Community College on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
10:00 A.M.
1911'Service Truck, solid rubber wood spoke
wheels, wooden cab and frame body; Fruehauf
trailer, single axle, solid robber spoke wheels;
3 h.p. Fairbanks Morse horizontal cylinder
engine; Newway vertical cylinder engine;
steel wheel wooden tank Beam sprayer with old
gasoline engine and pomp; wooden spoke
wheel dump cart; 1 horse cellar scoop; 10 other
farm horse implements; 10 wooden spoke
wheels;
FURNITURE-GLASSWARE-CROCKS- Vic
torian bookcase; 3 oak dressers; stain glass
windows; 14 crocks and jugs; some blue
flowered salt glazed; 7 and 10 gallon milk cans;
walnut Victorian love seat; treadle sewing
machine; pine stack cabinets; oak glass front
stack bookcase; round butter chum; carved
Ornate upnght piano; oak side table; walnut
Orante organ; oak harvest table; 2 glass front
and side china cupboards; many other items.
Owner,
NICKLAUS RAMSEYER
Wm. H. Amoss, Auctioneer
Complete Auction &
Appraisal Service
2037 Pleasantville Road,
Fallston, Md. 21047
Phone 301-879-7272
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 19,1981— P 35
committee meets Tuesday
poultry issues September 22-23 in
room 2-W of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture’s Administration
building, here.
The meetings, which are open to
the public, will begin at 9 a.m. both
days. The September 22 meeting
will end at .5:30 p.m. and the
September 23 meeting will end at
noon.
The agenda includes:
Recommendations about
certifying flocks and products for
ANNUAL AUCTION
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT,
TRACTORS, ETC.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
10 A.M.
Manor Equipment, Inc., 2 mi. south of
Shillington, Vz mi. off Rt. 222. Watch for
signs.
Cleveland model 95 Trencher w/UH TD-9
engine: 1H model 3600 A Backhoe w/4’ ex
tension; IH model 3444 Backhoe; Howard 3 pt.
hitch attachment for backhoe; IH 1976 model
SOOE Crawler; IH model 1850 Loader; Farmall
Super M Tractor w/Meyers enow plow; Far
mall McD Tractor; Farmall Super A Tractor;
Schramm Compressor w/rock drill; IH 340
Tractor w/loaderi 1976 Dodge Pickup Truck;
Chevy Camper Cap; O’ utility Cap; 1962 Scout
w/plow; 4-bot. fast hitch plow; 2-bot. 3 pt. hitch
plow; 1-bot. 3 pt. hitch plow; 6’ trailing mower;
hyd. post hole digger attach.; 3 pt. Massey
Ferg. sickle mower; T disc; IH 1300 model
mower - like new; Case VAC Tractor
w/cultivator; BRAND NEW 582 Cub Cadet
w/mower; IH 149 Cadet w/mower; Cub Cadet
Model 70 w/38” mower; model 125
hydrostat w/A 48” mower; 5 bp. rotary tiller;
1941 JD Model L w/plow disc & snow blade;
Bolens 1257 Tractor & mower; C-120 Wheel
Horse Tractor; 1060 Trac-vac w/trailer; JD
mounted roto-tiller; Toro riders; 10 hp Sears
rider; WH snow blower; WH snow plow;
Tractor & Truck chains; also many parts &
raise.
Do not miss this sale! There are bound to be
bargains. Come eaHy, Free Coffee! Terms
cash or approved check.
489-7127 948-8050
Jk&HESS &9tOYER
“ auctioneers
115 HESS ROAD • COULEGEVILUE, PA. 19426
j PUBLIC sale]
I Of Farm Equipment, I
Z Household & Antiques |
1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 |
2 At 10:00 A.M. 2
I Located V* mile East of the Village of I
* Brownsville North of Wernersville, Berks «
1 Co., Pa. I
9 Farm Equipment I
2 Farmall M Tractor, Farroall H Tractor, i
I Cleatrac 25 Tractor, Cultivator for H & M, 53 I
* FSOO Ford stake body truck, Oliver radex 3 i
i bottom hydraulic plow, 2MW mowers w/5 and I
I 7 ft. side cutter bars, N.H. super 67 baler, N.H. J
* rotary bar rake, Hay wagon on rubber w/sides, r
1 Myers Hay crusher, Int. manure spreader, I
f J.D. 17 disc grain drill, Int. 4 section harrow, |
2 #249A, 2 row com planter on rubber, 2 Wheel A
1 Farm trailer, 10 inch hammer mill, 2 hole com I
9 sheller, 14 inch Poulan chain gas saw, brooder, 5
Z chicken feeder, fountains, nests 32 ft. ext. I
fl ladder, Dan Huston post hole digger, % H.P. 9
* air compressor, 1% role of new cattle wire, z
2 apple boxes, Singer thread sewing machine, I
I breakfast set w/6 chairs, bureau, butcher I
x bench, Warm Morning gas heater, lot of small Z
I Farm and Household items. Sale at 10:00 A.M. I
9 Conditions by, I
i WILLIAM & ANNIE BEMDER i
I Paul Bixler and G. Harvey Weik, ' 9
s Auctioneers 2
■ Refreshments by die Host Church, I
9 Not Responsible For Accidente^^^^
export;
Efforts to reduce the risk of
introducing exotic Newcastle
disease in the cage pet bird in
dustry;
Selecting participants for an
animal welfare special work
group; and
Reviewing proposed changes
in the national poultry im
provement plan disease-control
provisions.
License
hunting
dogs
HARRISBURG -
With small game
hunting season ap
proaching, Penn
sylvania Agriculture
Secretary Penrose
Hallowell urges sport
smen to make sure their
dogs are licensed before
going into the field.
He said, “Even
though dogs over six
months of age are
required to be licensed
by January 15 each
year, many sportsmen
mistakenly wait until
the hunting season
begins to register their
animals.
“A licese is an
inexpensive way to
protect a dog in the
field,” Hallowell added,
noting that the
Department’s Bureau of
Dog Law Enforcement
receives hundreds of
calls each year from
hunters whos dogs
strayed while in the
field.
"If a stray dog is
licensed,” he said, "we
have a means to trace it
back to the owner.
Without it, the dog may
never be returned.”
License fees are only
$1.20 for males and
spayed females and
$2.20 for unspayed
female dogs.
The Secretary noted
hunters who find a stray
dog in the field should
check for a license tag
and when get in touch
with the County
Treasurer’s Office as
soon as possible. "A
well trained hunting dog
represents a lot of hard
work and care, as well
as being ‘almost family’
to the hunter," he said..
Hallowell added
hunters should be
careful to avoid
wounding or killing a
dog which is pursuing a
game animal. “They
may be liable for
damages unless it can
be proven the dog was
endangering the life of a
deer or other big game
animal.” Hunters who
destroy a dog must
report it to a game
protector or the owner
within five days.
‘‘A basic un
derstanding of a dog
owner’s responsibilities
can go a long way
toward avoiding many
problems during hun
ting season,” HalloweU
said.