P26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 5,1981
PGC is recognized for hunter
HARRISBURG The having one ot the best
Pennsylvania Game hunter education
Commission has again programs in the nation,
been recognized for Each year the In-
Leafy
spreads across
millions
WASHINGTON, D.C.
The U.S. Department
of Agriculture is
stepping up the war
against leafy spurge, a
weed that has marched
across 3 million acres of
north central and
western range and
cropland and threatens
3 million more acres.
Even livestock and
wild animals won’t eat
the weed, which can cup
land productivity 40 to
70 percent and spreads
across land by sending
out shoots from roots
three feet deep, said
Terry B. Kinney, acting
administrator of
USDA’s Agricultural
Research Service.
Kinney said today the
effort to bring leafy
spurge under control is
being stepped up with
J 200,000 in new funding.
The money will go to
land-grant universities
m Wyoming, Montana
and North Dakota for
cooperative research on
finding safe and
economical control
techniques.
Kinney said leafy
spurge has infested 3
million acres in north
central and western
states. Without
adequate controls, he
said, the weed will
continue to crowd out
forage plants and take
rangeland out of use for
livestock.
If not halted, leafy
spurge could spread
over another 3 million
acres in succeeding
years «n Wyoming,
Montana and North
Dakota as well as in
South Dakota,
Nebraska, Idaho and
neighboring states.
Existing means of
controlling the weed,
Kinney said, are either
inadequate or too costly.
Leafy spurge has been
difficult to suppress
because it can grow new
shoots from roots that
penetrate as deep as
three feet into the soil.
Leafy spurge has been
encroaching on north
central and western
rangeland and cropland
for more than 25 years.
Infested acreage has
doubled each year.
On cultivated land,
however, the week can
be controlled by tillage
and cultivation prac
tices, crop rotation and
the use of selective
herbicides m integrated
weed management
systems.
Warren C Shaw,
national program
leader for weed
research, Beltsville,
Md., and D. Stuart
Frear, agricultural
chemical research
leader in Fargo, N D ,
both of the Agricultural
spurge
of acres
work with state
scientists in coor
dinating and evaluating
the research.
Agricultural ex
periment stations in
Montana State
University, North
Dakota State University
and the University of
Wyoming are
cooperating in the
$200,000 research
project.
Shaw said this latest
research will be coor
dinated with studies the
Agricultural Research
Service is undertaking
to determine leafy
spurge’s vulnerability
to control strategies and
the potential use of
insects to suppress the
damaging weed.
ÜBLIC AUCTION
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of Four Valuable Properties
For the Estate of
William G. Randier
MONDAY, DECEMBER 14
Number 1. 18.23 Acres of Land, m Clay
Township, Lancaster County, Pa. Located
along Mt. Airy Road, between Mt. Airy and
Hopeland. Zoned Rural Residential.
Number 2.10 Acres of land, in Clay Township,
Lancaster County, Pa. Located just West of Mt.
Airy along Church Road. Zoned Residential
Low Density.
To get to Mt. Any, take route 322 west from
Ephrata to Durlach Road, turn right onto
Durlach Road, 2 miles to Mt. Airy.
Auction of Clay Township properties, to be
held at property No. 2, at 12:00 NOON on
Monday, December 14,1981,
Number 3. 42,295 Square Foot wooded lot, in
West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County,
Pa. Located along Swamp Bridge Road, bet
ween Schoeneck and Remholds. Zoned Open
Space.
Auction of West Cocalico Township lot to be
held at the lot on Monday, December 14,1981 at
2:00p.m.
Number 4, 61.29 Acre Farm, in West Cocalico
Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
Location; Take route 272 North from
Ephrata to Schoeneck Road, turn north on
Schoeneck Road, through Schoeneck, to
Hertzog Valley Road, turn right onto Hertzog
Valley Road to property on left.
To be offered in 4 parcels and as a whole.
Parcel No. 1: Consists of 25.38 Acres and
Farm Improvements.
Parcel No. 2: Consists of 11.56 Acres.
Parcel No. 3; Consists of 14.6 Acres.
Parcel No. 4. Consists of 7 lots to be offered
as 1 unit of 9.75 Acres.
Auction ot the above Farm to be held on the
Farm on Monday, December 14, 1981 at 3.00
p.m. Zoned;
Drawings ot each property are posted on the
premises
Terms: 10% down day of Auction, balance at
Final Settlement within 6(1 days.
Inspection n 'Xnailed Brochure Cell
Epfarata National bank Trust Dept (717)-733-
6576 or cali Auctioneers.
Public Auction by
the Estate of William G. Randier
Ephrala National Bank Executor
Shirk, Reist & Posey, Attorneys
Auction Conducted by:
John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers
(717)-733-3511 - (717)-733-3305
Ephrata, Pa.
ternational Association
of Pish and Wildlife
Agencies evaluates
hunter education
programs in terms of
student and instructor
training, training aids,
program development
and promotion.
The evaluation
program was developed
with the encouragement
-of the National Rifle
Association, which
spearheaded the growth
of hunter education
programs starting in
1940.
Nationally, about
thirteen million hunters
have received hunter
education and safety
training since the
program began. Nearly
900.000 have been
trained in Pennsylvania
since the Game Com
mission inaugurated its
training program.
Prior to 1909, about
150.000 Pennsylvania
students completed the
hunter education course
on a voluntary basis.
Since i 960, it has been
mandatory tor all first
tune hunters under the
age ot 16 to complete a
hunter education course
before being eligible to
purchase a Penn-
education
sylvama hunting
license.
Both the Penn
sylvania Game Com
mission and the Penn
sylvania Federation ot
Sportsmen’s Clubs have
gone on record as
favoring mandatory
hunter education for all
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HARRY RUDNICK t SONS. INC.
LIVESTOCK SALES EVERY TUESDAY
GALENA. MARYLAND
Phone. (301) 648-5601
SPECIAL DAIRY SALE
TUESDAY, DECMEBERIS
At 7:00 P.M.
55 HOLSTEIN COWS & HEIFERS 55
This herd consists of 38 cows of which 28 are
milking and 10 dry and close springing, 5
weaned heifer calves and 12 yearling heifers up
to breeding age. The herd is nice size showing
good Holstein dairy type...artifical
breeding...Tß & Bangs tested and accredited
for out-of-state shipment. Consigned by Steve
Collins of Queen Anne, Maryland, and to be
sold in the Dairy Sales Barn at Galena,
Maryland.
JOSEPH RUDNICK. AUCTIONEER
PUBLIC SALE
WOODSHOP EQUIPMENT,
ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SAT., DEC. 12
9:30 A.M.
On the premises along West Main Street,
Schaefferstown, Leb. Co.
2 H.P. Delta Shaper, 6 Special Cutters for
raised panel door, Craftsman Shaper, Craft
sman drill press w/mortise attachment.
Craftsman 2 H.P. Radial saw, 10” DeWait table
saw w/wide extension, 6 ft. Delta lathe, 12”
Craftsman band saw, 4” jointer, 10 ft. 6” Alum,
brake, 16 ft. Alum, plank, 2 H.P. Binks air
compressor outfit w/2 gal. pot, 5 post jacks,
metal root jacks, I H.P. and 7/8 Stanley
Routers, Rockwell router planer outfit,
Combination belt & disc sander, belt and
vibrating senders, elect, block plane, Allis
Chalmer B-10 tractor w/cultivator, mower and
blade, a H.P. Roto tiller, furnace oil burner unit
t like new;, 3 and 1 Trane heating units,
acetylene torch outfit, chains, load binders, lots
of bar pipe clamps, Antique 1 horse corn
planter, cherry, walnut lumber.
lit? 4 international 1700 truck w/14 ft. tilt bed,
China closet (bow side;, 5 leg ext. table
(walnut), b leg cherry table, 4 leg drop leaf
w/drawer, nice Hat top deck, 82 Piece ADAMS
Collection including Teapot and Sugar Bowl, 15
pieces early Adams, some depression, Shirley
Temple set, Huber platter, agate coffee pot,
glass baskets, kerosene lamps, mantel clock,
coffee grinder, earthen sponge dishes, crocks,
jugs, old apple peeler, string of graduated
bells, adz.. Underwood Olivette adding
machine
Sale lime 9:30 Misc. items tolloweci by an
tiques, china, glass, large equipment bells last.
Sale held indoors
Owner.
WARREN G. KURTZ
Aucts. Weik & Weik
Clerks - Hoover’S Ogurcak
Ketreshmenls by Parochial School
program
first-time hunters,
regardless of age.
Safety specialists
believe the 65 percent
decrease in the n umbei
of Pennsylvania hunting
accidents in the past
decade is Uigeiy due to
the hr dvr education
program.
KNNSnMWU
WE'RE GROWING BETTER
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
THURSDAY, DEC. 10,1981
12*00 P M
LOCATED: 1 mi. North of Manchester,
Pa. turn in lane on right, (at white rock).
FARM MACHINERY
Farmall M tractor - Farmall H tractor, Far
mall 200 tractor w/fast hitch, Farmall C
tractor, 1972 Int. 1800 truck w/(Van body
G.V.W. 33,000 lbs., 2 speed rear & air brakes),
J.D. 45 Combine w/Gram Head, New Holland
69 Hay Baler, New Idea HI Corn Picker, Little
Giant elevator drag, 24 ft. elevator. New Idea
Hay Conditioner w/large wheels, J.D. Killifer
disc on wheels, J.D. K.B.A. Disc, Int. 3 bottom
Plow, (2) New Idea Hay Rakes on Steel, Stalk
.Chopper with hood attachment, 3 Flat Bed
wagons, 100 gal. Sprayer Tank, Int. C mower,
Culti for M.H. & C, New Idea 12A Manure
Spreader, Land Roller, 8 ft. Cultipacker, Oliver
Superior Gram Drill, Int. Loader Model 31 for
H or M, Int. 12 ft. Spring Harrow.
There are no small items on this sale. “BE ON
TIME”.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
(Full settlement sale day)
FARM CREDIT ASSN. OF YORK, PA.
AUCTIONEER:
Blaine R. Rentzel
Emigsvitle, Pa,
764-6412
RIDGEWAY AUCTION
* HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES*
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12,1981
At 4:00 P.M.
R.D. #1 Palmyra, Pa. ■ north on
Railroad St. - west on Ridge Rd.
Early period sofa (maroon color) w/4
matching chairs, green sofa bed, lounge chairs,
maple cricket rocker, 2 single beds complete
w/matching nightstand, single poster bed,
chest of drawers, sm. stands -1 w/inlaid top,
captain’s chair, sm. drop leaf table, maple
dining im table w/4 chairs, jelly cupboard, Ig.
oak china closet w/oval glass door (unusual
carving), 3 childs’ rockers, Ig. china closet
w/claw feet & oval glass door (mahogany) 40”
elec, range, GE apart, size auto, washer (like
new), 3 burner kerosene stove. Sears kerosene
heater 19,500 BTU (like new), permo stone
fireplace w/andirons & elec, log burner, Singer
tredle sewing machine, childs’ Singer sewing
machine, sm. elec, chord organ, 2 trumpets, 1
guitar, 3 elec, adding machines, Underwood
typewriter, Electrolux sweeper, luggage, table
& floor lamps, AJaddin kerosene table lamp,
iron waffle - maker, 4 jugs - one marked H.
Cowden Harrisburg, German Bible, other
books inch Amish etc., Hershey Dutch Day
souvenirs, Hershey coin club plates, Hershey
heritage plates, Leb. Co. bank plates, Leb. Co.
historical plates & pewter plates, etc., Ig. coll,
of Jim Beam bottles & Michter’s decanters •
Liberty bell w/cradle, Conestoga wagon,
Daniel Boone bam, 100th anniv. tele., 100th
anniv. baseball. Civil War 1861-1961, Pheasant
1961, Cardinal, etc., beer trays Si plastic steins,
Ig. hand-crafted slawcutter on legs, Ellis (one
hole) com sheller, cream separatee, 2 grain
cradle, 2 buggy shafts, single trees, double
trees, neck yokes, 4 model T Ford coils, 2 tree
saws, sm. cast iron trough, coal buckets, push
mowers, rotary mower, sm. radios, 4 dr. filing
cab., Christmas deco., table cloths, aprons,
toys, games, baby stroller, walkers, rocker,
wind up swing, complete crib, sled, sm. elec,
apph, string of sleigh bells, cow bell, Ig. map of
Reading dated 1846, 4 qt. wooden grain
measure, butter paddles, wooden step ladder,
tap & die set, garden tools, Magnovox stereo.
GUNS; 12 ga. double barrel hammer gun H &
R deco. 16 ga. Winchester pump gun model
1897.
Many more items too numerous to mention.
Refreshments available not responsible for
accidents.
Ralph B. Heisey, auctioneer
838-5083