D24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7,1981 Hunters should ask permission to hunt HARRISBURG-The Pennsylvania Game Commission is making a special appeal to all hunters to ask for permission before going onto private land. In recent years, in creasing numbers of landowners have complained to the wildlife management agency that more and more hunters barge onto private property without first getting permission to do so. Part of the response has been the SPORT (Sportsmen Policing Our Ranks Together) program, which promotes ethical hunting conduct. Complaining lan downers, many of whom participate in the SPORT program, do not generally object to hunting or hunters, but they feel they are en titled to more courtesy and consideration than has been shown in the past. The landowners are ready to grant per mission to hunt if it is sought by responsible sportsmen. Those wearing SPORT buttons or similar identification SATURDAY DECEMBER s ff 1981 « HARDWARE « POWER TOOLS • WELDERS • CHAIN SAWS • LAWN MOWERS • GARDEN TRACTORS • SNOWMOBILES are usually readily welcomed. Farmers who are harvesting fall crops want to know where hunters are on their properties. Sportsmen must avoid unharvested No spotlighting with weapon in vehicles HARRISBURG - Those accustomed to spotlighting game and furbearers from vehicles are reminded by the Game Com mission that it now is unlawful to spotlight while in possession of a firearm, bow or other implement which could be used to kill wildlife. Previously, it was not unlawful to spotlight with a firearm in the vehicle unless the light OOA/TPLAYAROUND/ 9:00 AM • FARM EQUIPMENT • AIR COMPRESSORS AT EQUIPMENT 4e Road, Ephrata 22 of Farmersville, bounty 4271 :in, Auctioneers 3305 Ephrata. Pa ister Charge or fields, leave gates as they found them, be careful not to litter, avoid breaking down fences, stay away from buildings and livestock, park where vehicles won’t interfere with was cast upon a big game animal Recently, the Game Law was amended to prohibit spotlighting while in possession of a gun or bow and arrow. It no longer is necessary for the light to be shining on big game to be unlawful. A $25 penalty is provided for spotlighting while in possession of a firearm or bow and arrow. farm equipment, share game with their hosts, and show all other common hunting courtesies. Those who hunt AUCTION SALE COMPLETE LIQUIDATION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1981 10 A.M. FOR: NAZZ MARIAN! CO., on Rt. 1 in Media, Pa. Everything Sells to the Highest Bidder. EXCAVATORS: Insley 22508 s/n H 23600, Gradall 1000 s/n NP90488; MOTOR SCRAPERS: (2) Euclid TSI4 s/n 53838 & 39; (2) A-C 260 A w/n 6991 a & 81; MOTOR GRADERS: (2) k-£ 45 s/n 530 & 191; CRAWLER TRACTORS: (3) A-C HD2IP s/n 14901,14446, & 14607; A-C HDI6DC s/n 4705, A-C HD 5B s/n 24803; LOADERS: Cat 922 A s/n 59A1033, A-C TL-14D s/n 3183; LOADER BACKHOE & HYD. HAMMER: Ford 4500 s/n 381280, Allied 77; ROLLERS, PAVING BOX; Gallon 8-10 ton, B-S 10-14 ton, Essick 5-8 ton, Ford Lane; LOWBOY, TK. TRACTOR, JEEP, MISC. TKS., TRAILERS: Smithco 35 ton, 62 Dia-T 9318, 70 Jeep CJ5,46 GMC w/air Comp.; Quaker 6,500 gal., 51 IHC Fuel Tk., 51 Dodge Fuel Tk., 48 GMC Stake, (2) Storage Trls., Tool Trl.; SYMONS FORMS, LASERS, CONTR. TOOLS; (54) Symons Forms; Pumps, Hose, (3) Lasers, Compactors, Drilling & Tapping Machines, Welder, Steam Cleaners, Vise, Jack, Valves, Fittings, etc. TERMS: COMPLETE PAYMENT SALE DAY IN CASH OR GUARANTEED FUNDS ONLY. Write or call for descriptive brochure; VHSMEHsR AUCTION CO, MC. Route 309, Montgomeryville, F*a. 18936 Telephone: (215) 699-5833 1* SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Starting at 11 A.M. Location-Bloomsburg R.D. 5 off route 11 North of Bloomsburg. Turn at Delhi’s Discount (Follow auction arrows), Centre Twp., Columbia County. Residential-Commercial Agriculture Properties 45 acres of fine agriculture lying along 1-80 having a Ig. 40x200 steel building on cement slab, fully insulated & heated & cooled by two heat pump units. 2 well giving 100 gal. per minute. 200 Amp service & 3 phase wiring. Property suitable for multi purpose & potential development. Property #2 is located off route 11 North of • Bloomsburg, turn left at Lackawanna Ave. There is 31 acres of which 20 have been ap proved for 40 building lots. 11 acres tiave commercial frontage. Also being sold is new household items. Terms- Property Property-Cash. Real Estate-Property 1-45 acres - |lO,OOO down, balance in thirty days. Buyer pays all transfer taxes. Real Estate #2 $5,000 down day of Auction balance in thirty days. Buyer pays all transfer taxes. Property #2 can be financed by seller by qualified buyer. Statements made day of auction regarding real estate take precedences over any previously written material. Real Estate to be offered at 12:30 P M. Seller- EDWARD FOLK 717-784-9435 Auctioneers: John Autotore 784-3506 John Jr. 784-0381 For appointment to see Properties prior to auction call 717-784-9435 without asking per mission or otherwise irritate landowners risk the closure of private properties to all hun ters. j|jHMW^^SHEMNDOAH SPECIAL STEER SALE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 TIME: 7:30 P.M. Yearling Steer Sale State Graded All Cattle - Beef Breeds Dehorned "Shenandoah Valley Livestock Sales, Inc. 1044 Edom Road Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 Phone (703) 434-4482 ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAIRY SALE & LUNCHEON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1981 12:00 Noon Selling at Art K ling's Sale Barn, located 2V miles N.E. of Landisburg, Perry Co., Pa., 12 miles North of Carlisle on Pa. Rte. 74: 60 HOLSTEINS 60 All Just Fresh or Very Close! Approximately % are Registered; Balance Top Grade Cows and First-calf Heifers. 20 FIRST-CALF HEIFERS FROM CANADA; LOAD OF FANCY COWS FROM CORTLAND, N.Y. SEVERAL TOP PUREBRED COWS FROM NORTHERN PA. DISPERSALS. “Cattle that will suit the most demanding dairyman!'’ ALL CATTLE HAVE BAR 4 SHOTS FOR YOUR PROTECTION -HEALTH CHARTS ON ALL ANIMALS. “Free Lunch will be served at 11:00 A.M. - Bring the Family.” Ham, turkey or candy will be given away with every Animal sold! “This is the Last Sale for the Year - Don’t Miss It!” Financing Available - Contact Art Kling 10 days prior to sale! V/ART KLING, Owner Landisburg, PA. 717-789-3883 Mark Click, Auctioneer Fred Naugle, Pedigrees 129 MAIN ST BOX 417 GENESEO NEW YORK 14454 Avon Ford Tractor Inc. Going-Out-Of-Business AUCTION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 9:30 A.M.3 At place of business, 1525 West Henrietta Rd., Avon, NY (Route 15) just north of the intersection of Routes 5 & 20 on Route 15, Avon, NY (20 miles straight south of Rochester off Route 390 ex pressway). Having decided to discontinue business after serving the community for several years, will sell complete inventory including- office equip., shop equip., repair tools, some parts stock, new chain saws, new mopeds, log splitters, lubricants, supplies, all used equipment, garden tractor, rolling equipment,. Ford Louisville 800 (new 1977) with Schwartz 22 roll back bed (excellent condition). Ford Motor credit financing available on major purchases thru dealer by making application prior to Nov. 17th. Open for inspection on Nov. 17th from 1-4 P.M. G.J.S. COYNE, INC. Geneseo, NY 716-243-3380 Terms: Cash or good check day of sale, nothing removed till settled for.
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