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SPECIAL
HEIFER SALE
Belleville Livestock Mkt.
Belleville, PA.
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I FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 13
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♦ 200-300 Head Heifers
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X Heifers all ages, springers, bred beifers and
♦ open'heifers. •
♦ Consign your beifers to this sale. We need a
X good Pa. health chart, 30 day test preferred.
X BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK MKT., INC.
♦ 717-935-2146
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
At 2:00 P.M.
Located along 897 2 miles Southeast of
Blue Ball. From Blue Bali take Rt. 322
East about 1 mile. At 897 turn right. East
Earl Twp., Lancaster County. Penna.
2Vz STORY FRAME DWELLING
with vinyl siding and small barn on % acre lot.
7 room house, 4 bedrooms, bath and fc.
Washhouse, built in kitchen, oil fired hot air
heat, good well water, shade trees in lawn,
small garden.
Barn nas room for few horses and other
stable room, with shed attached for garage or
shop.
inspection of property Call 717-354-9851.
Condition of sale 10% down, balance in 40
days.
Terms by.
EARL M. & MARIAN HOOVER
Auctioneers:
Paul W. Horst. 445-5119 and
LamarZ. Sensenig, 354-8116
Not Responsible for Accidents
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PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT. OCT. 31
at 10:30 A.M..
Consignment auction to be held in our
yard on the corners of Rt. 38 and 388 in
Newark Valley, NY, 8 miles north of
Owego, NY.
TRACTORS N
Case 1030,400 G&D, VAC’s; Farmall M 350 and
VV4; JD M w/tools and B; Ford 6000, 4000
w/loader 8N & 9N; Massey 135; AC WD & B;
many others.- -
CONSTRUCTION
Case 580 C loader backtioe; 1973 IHC 500 C
w/drott; #4 IN 1 Case 310 crawler w/wmch; JD
440 w/PTO; Trogan 4 wh. drive loader; AC 2
wh. drive loader; Lambrbghini crawler w/3 pt.
and PTO; new and used buckets, dozer blades,
3 axle DOW equipment trailer.
SALVAGE TRACTORS & PARTS
MF 130; Case 411 B; Oliver 70; JD A; others;
new and used fenders; 3 fast hitch assemblies;
20 top links and drawlers; tires, weights,
PTO shafts; new and used implement
* parts.
HARVESTING & OTHER EQUIPMENT
Farmall 350 w/2 row NI picker; MF 510 D
combine w/4 row com and grain, NH 328 and
676 spreaders plus plows, discs, wagons,
elevators, etc. being consigned everyday; plus
a 19” Papec Model K ensilage cutter; 2 PTO
McCormick Deenng com binders; late Mc-
Cormick Deering sulky plow, Nicholson tedder,
Perry feeder, Empire drill, Burr mill, large
rear mounted police, 4 wh. wooden wagon, etc.
Approx. 10 cars, trucks, and golf carts; and
Misc. items.
Trucking available.
Forklift and boom tractor loading dock.
Lunch by Newark Valley Ladles Auxiliary.
Items subject to change due to dally business.
Items being consigned everyday.
For more information call: 607-642-8688
irlnnripTrul Sale managed by:
4? yPPRik" Goodrich Auction Service
A UCTIOW Rt. 38 and 388
C PRV9CE Newark Valley, NY 13811
Nights: 607-642-8519
Auctioneer and Ringman;
Ed Goodrich Jr.
and Jack Hussey
Free cider and doughnuts
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Located in Leacock Township. Lancaster
County, PA 1 mile west of Intercourse,
2Vz miles east of Bird-inrHand on Old
Leacock Road, V 4 mile south of Route 340
- Watch for signs.
REAL ESTATE consists of a story frame
stucco house with 4 bedrooms and bath, bank
barn renovated for hogs (100 head capacity),
high rise chicken house (10,000 bird capacity),
diesel air compressor, lights and all ac
cessories go with real estate, house trailer,
carriage shed. Bam scaffolded for tobacco
situated on 8 acres of ground of which 4 acres
are tillable with balance -in pasture. Im
provements well maintained.
TERMS OF SALE: 10% down day of sale,"final
settlement 90 days or negotiable.
Terms by:
AMOS E.& ANNA S. FISHER
Auctioneers:
Steve Petersheim
Call collect - 717-786-4624
Everett Kreider
OF ROOFING
EQUIPMENT & VEHICLES
Discontinuing the roofing business will
sell located at the Novan Warehouse on
Key Street (off Park Circle) next to City
Park, Hagerstown, Maryland.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
at 12:00 Noon
Inventory & Smaller Equipment & Tools
Two Gravely 7.6 HP tractors; two 44 in.
tractor sweepers w/new brushes; Model 393
Smith hoist ballast box; 1 yd. gravel bucket;
sjvmg beam hoist w/ground motor; 3 alimite
roof pumps, 300 ft. hose; Garlock 12 in. roof
scratcher; another 6 in.; Garlock patch
sweeper, new brush; 2 Garlock cold stuff
gravelers; 5 sections trash chutes; Tornado
CAB air broom; 3 spray wands and tips;
Dayton 230 amp. welder; Craftsman model 10
motorized table saw, extra blades; Craftsman
20/14 chain saw w/case; 2 Black & Decker H.D.
cut saws and blades; Garlock single blade roof
cutter; fiberglass wet dry vacuum; 4 Jackson
Mil rubber tire wheelbarrows; 2 sets safety
standards (roof edge to OSHA specs.); Aeroil
LPH 40 ft. ladder hoist (elec.); adjustable
barrel dollie, two 100 lb. gas cylinders; 2 week
burners; hand tank sprayers; new nylon street
brooms and handles; D & ball handle spud
bars; alum, grain scoops; spades; 600 ft. new
Vi in. rope; other rope; pulleys, hooks, etc.;
assorted alum, extension ladders; large
amount H.D. extension cords; 3 boxes 2Vi in.
Simplex roofing nails; asst, insulation nails; 4
Jerry gas cans; Igloo 3,5, and 10. gal. water ■
coolers; asst, wrenches and tools; lots of UP
sulation board and cant strip; 7 squares of
black roofing shingles; asst, oil filters and
other misc. items.
Vehicles and Larger Equipment
(2) 1980 Ford Vans, 6 cylinder, automatic,
P.S., radio; box bumper and pintle' hitch,
custom storage racks, Amen Van ladder
racks, low mileage.
1977 Chev. El Camino, P.S., P. 8., air,
automatic, cruise, 350 V 8 engine, lock in por
table tool box. ~
1974 Int. 1800 truck w/16 ft. Omaha grain and
cattle body w/hoist, 5 speed transmission, 2
speed axle, P.S., air brakes, 392 V 8 engine,
10:00 x2O tires, aj. pintle hitch.
1974 Ford Club Cab FlOO pickup, P.S P. 8.,
V 6, automatic, adj. box bumper w/pintle hitch,
Amen Van ladder rack.
1959 Chev. 1 ton dump truck, Somerset bed;
350 VS, 4 speed, dual wheels; extra wheels and
new tires.
1977 P & D (re-engineered) roof vacuum,
trailer mounted, hydraulic fold out, Ford 300
Industrial engine - ready to use. Includes 50 ft.
gray suction hose and 600 ft. 4 in. scbd. 40 ABS
pipe and fittings.
15 ft., 20 ft., 55 ft. 180 AR Black suction hose
(high abrasion).
. Aeroil trailer mounted patch kettle.
Six 235/75 Rl5 tires - Four LR 78 x 15 Lt. tires.
- Inspection sale day after 8:00 a.m. -
TERMS: Cash or company check with bank
letter.
R.X. DRINKER & SONS, INC.
AUCTIONEER:
Robert C. Mullendore
CLERK: C.L Metz
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25,1981
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE
8 Acre Chicken & Produce Farm
PUBLIC SALE
Wildlife group calls on EPA
to ban toxic pesticide
1 GAP AUCTION I
i FRIDAY EVE, OCT. 30 !
■ 5:30 P.M. ■
_ Located oil Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue Op- ■
■ posite Turkey Hill Minit Market - Cross RR Bridge. |
I ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS !
I SOLD AT EVERY AUCTION .
fl CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS J
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S OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT ■
_ Call us for pick-up service B
■ IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers ■
* 442-4936 or 442-8254 I
■ CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES ■
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DELLINGER & DELUNGER
FALL FARM
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
SAT., OCT. 31
at 10 A.M.
Location; 30 miles south of Winchester
on 1-81 at Exit 72 Woodstock, take Rt. 42
West, approx. 8 miles on left.
Largest consignment so far this year in the
Shenandoah. Tractors, Corn Pickers, Balers,
and Other Misc. Farm Equipment and Items.
Also Trucks, Tools, and Animal Health Sup
plies.
Consignments welcome.
Terms: Cash or, Approved Check.
DELLINGER & DELLINGER
Edinburgh, Virginia
703-984-4737
or 984-4941
Auctioneer: Larry Stover
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1981 9 :ooa.m.
i Complete Dispersal -
Pequea Wood Working Shop. Shop, Carpenter,
Cement, Power and Hand Tools. Located Lancaster
Co., PA, Vz mile south of Ronks.
Terms by
JACOB LSTOLTZFUS
PUBLIC AUCTION
Dispersals coming up
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1981 9:30 a.m.
FARM MACHINERY • HOttSEKOLO GOODS • ANTIQUES
Located 2 mi. east of Cochranville, Pa.
Terms by '
KATHRYN TOPPER
Est. of John Topper
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1981 at i;oo pm.
REAL ESTATE -
8 Acre Chicken & Produce Farm
Located in Leacock Township. Lancaster County,
PA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18,1961
HORSE DRAWN FARM MACKMERY - HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERD
& HORSES
Located Vz mite south of Nickel Mines.
Terms by
EMANUEL & ANNIE PEIERSHEIM
Watch For Full Listings!
Auctioneers; Steve Petersheim
Call Collect 717-786-4624
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 24,1981—033
Washington; d.c.
The National Wildlife
Federation has called
on the U.S. En
vironmental Protection
Agency to ban any use
'or export of the toxic
pesticide endrin. The
call from the nation’s
largest conservation
group came two weeks
after the Montana
wildlife agency an
nounced that it had
found high levels of the
pesticide in ducks and
geese.
- Last spring endrin
was legally sprayed on
at least 120,000 acres of
wheat in Montana to
combat an outbreak of
Army cutworms.
Thousands of acres
were also sprayed in
Colorado, South Dakota
and Wyoming.
Montana officials
laegan testing migratory
waterfowl after the
Montana Wildlife
Federation, an NWF
affiliate, reported fish
and other wildlife kills
in that state.
Against the advice of
the state health
department, the
Montana Fish, Wildlife
and Parks Commission
voted in September to
allow a duck and goose
season this fall.
However, the Com
mission cautioned
hunters to strip birds of
skin and body fat, to eat
nirmore than one bird a
week, and no more than
six per year.
The NWF statement
follows:
1 ‘The recent discovery
of endrin contamination
of waterfowl in Montana
is more than just a
wildlife problem. It is
also a human,
economic, and
agricultural concern.
And, it affects states
other than Montana.
Because the con
taminated waterfowl
are migratory, every
state in the central and
Pacific flyways must be
on the alert. Although
only ducks and geese
* have been tested for
endrin contamination, it
is clear that other
wildlife species will also
be affected, including
such endangered
species as the whooping
crane, bald eagle, and
peregrine falcon.
“Obviously, there is a
need for pesticides.
However, the use of
endrin, which is more
toxic than the outlawed
pesticide DDT, is
simply unnecessary.
The availability of less
toxic but effective
pesticides and new
integrated pest
management techniqu
es make endrin an
archaic'choice.
“It is dear that a
change in the
regulations is called for.
EPA most act swiftly to
ban all use of endrin in
the country, -and since
we do not want to export
our environmental
problems, the ban
should cover export of
this deadly pesticide as
well as its. domestic
use.”