e PUBLIC
SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, MARCH 27
At 10:00 A.M.
REAL ESTATE AT 2:00 P.M.
.Located in the Village of Intercourse
turn South off Rt. 340 on Evergreen St.
to corner of Evergreen St. and Holly Dr.,
Leacock Twp., Lane. Co.. Pa. Lot fronting
150’ along Evergreen St. and 180' on
Holly Dr., more or less.
A Brick Ranch Type Dwelling
Containing kitchen with built-in birch cabinets,
dining room, living room, family room, 2
bedrooms, full bath, laundry, bath,'wall to
wall carpet and vinyl floors throughout, 2 car
garage with electric door, storm windows and
doors, ft ill basement, 80 gal. electric water
heater, water softener, 100 amp service, well
with pressure system, copper plumbing. This
property is in excellent condition.
Black top drive, shade and shrubbery,
inspection of property March 0 and 13 from
1:00 to 3:00 P.M. or for appointment call 768-
3250 or 768-8186.10% down day of sale, balance
on or before April 30,1982.
Terms by,
ABRAM E.STOLTZFUS
/Auctioneers
Robert E. & Jeffrey R. Martin, 656-7770
Frank L. Stsller, 656-8195
Wentz & Weaver, Atty.
Lunch by Intercourse
Fire Co. Aux.
No Out of Stale Checks
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PUBLIC SALE
I will hold public sale on March 20,
1982 for Markle’s Farm Equipment at
1841 Pine Hall Drive, State College, Pa.,
10:00 a.m. Farm equipment inventory
reduction sale. Sale consisting of the
following:
USED COMBINES &
UNI EQUIPMENT
international H self-propelled No. 91 Com
bine, John Deere' No. 12a'Combine, New idea
No. 710 Uni-Combine, New Idea No. 717 Uni-
Combme, New idea No. 729 A Uni-Shelier, New
idea No. 729 Um-Sheller, New idea No. 727 Uni-
Huskmg Unit, New idea No. 701 Uni-Power
Unit - to be sold with No. 720 Corn Head and No.
722 Shelter and NO. 721 Husking Unit, 2 New
idea No. 720 2 row 'wide Uni-com head, 2 New
idea No. 713 S Uni-Fiex Gram head with No. 740
Feeder House, New idea No. 733 Uni-Corn
head, New idea No. 743 N Uni-corn head, 2
Oliver No. 5542 Combine with 13’ gram plat
form.
TILLAGE EQUIMENT
John Deere 3 bottom toggle trip plow, Lely
12’ Hoterre, Northwest 6’ Rotary Tiller, Miller
8’ Disk.
MISC. USED EQUIPMENT
Walsh 300 gal. Sprayer, 13’ Spray Sickle, 2
New idea No. 214 manure spreaders, New
Holland Forage blower, Clipper Grain Cleaner.
USED HAY EQUIPMENT
Jonn Deere No. 658 A Bar Rake, New idea 7’
Cutditioner, international H No. 990 9’ Mower
Conditioner, New Holland No. 479 9’
Mower/Condilioner' John Deere No. 438 9’
Mower/CondiUoner, John Deere No. 1207 7’
Mower/Conditioner.
USED FORAGE EQUIPMENT
Fapec Forage Harvester, New Holland No.
880 with 2 row wide head, Fox No. 2000 Har
vester with 2 row wide corn head, international
H No. 720 Harvester with 2 row narrow corn
head, 2 John Deere No. 115 Forage Wagons.
USED CORN PICKERS
New idea 8 roll husking bed, New idea No. 7
single row picker. New idea No. 10 2 row
picker. New idea No. 323 single row picker.
New idea No. 30S/316 mounted corn picker.
USED TRACTORS
Case No. 730, Case D.C., John Deere 60,
Massey Harris No. 20, international H., M.D.,
Sears garden tractor and implements.
Terms: Cash or Check
(Lunch Available)
Auctioneer; Ronald J. Gilligan
Pa. Licensed and Bonded
Clerks: Harpster & Knepp
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible
in case ot accidents.
PUBLIC SALE
Farm Machinery
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24
10:30 A.M.
Locations: Off Rt. 30 at Avalongs Dairy
Bar & Restaurant. North on Rt. 24 - Mt.
Zion Rd. - 2 mi. to fruit stand on right. -
York Co., Pa.
Farm Machinery
Allis Chalmers Dl7 Gas Tractor w/Power
Steering, A.C. 3 Bottom Trip Back Plow, A.C, 2
Row Com Planter, Farmall H Tractor
w/Hydraulics & Belt Pulley, Brady Wagon
w/Side & Hoist, New Idea 12A Spreader, New
Idei Wl Corn Picker, Roto Bar Hay Rake, New
Holland 68 Baler, J.D. 13 Disc Grain Drill,
Spring Harrows, JD KBA Disc, Bale Elevator,
N.H. Portable Drag Elevator, 2 Bottom Pull
Plow, Culti. for A.C. Tractors, Trailer Sprayer
w/Booms, Flat Wagon, New Idea Trailer
Mower, Cultipacker, New Idea 2 Row Picker
for Parts, 12 AJD Combine for Parts, Cylinder
Corn Sheller, Straw Cutter, Spike Harrow,
David Bradley Hammermill, 2 Hole Com
Shelter, PTO Seeder, Wooden Wagon Wheels,
Platform Scales, Cement Mixer, Tractor
Chains.
1% Horse Power Frost King Hit & Miss
Engine, Blacksmith Forge, Sistern Pumps, 2
Iron Kettles, Copper Kettle, Meat Bench,
Dinkey Stove, Hog Trough, Shovel Plow, Hand
Culti., Electric Motors, Post Vise, Nuts & Bolts,
Grain Fan, Milk Cans, Wagon Jacks, Iron Piles
& Other Misc. Items.
Terms * Cash or Good Check.
MRS. CHARLES R.ARVIN
RD #7 York. Pa.
Mt. Zion Road
Auctioneer-Blane N. Rentzel
Emigsville, Ra.
764-6412
RUSSELL HOUSER ESTATE
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY
SATURDAY, MARCH 27
10:00
To be held on the premises located dt RD
2, Box 977, Annville, Lebanon County,
Penna. Turn south off old 22 west of
Harpers onto Shirks Church Road and
continue 1.2 miles and turn left onto
Murrey Road to second farm on right, or
turn N. on Railroad Street in Palmyra at
square and go 4.4 miles and turn right on
road to Bellgrove then left at 2nd road to
farm on left.
FORD 6000 COMMANDER
Gas - wide front end - select o speed - power
steering, AC WD 35 gas tractor, JOHN D£ERE
2010 gas - wide front • with 30A loader.
MASSEY 82 SELF PROPELLED
10” COMBINE
cab - air conditioning - engine just rebuilt.
New Holland 269 baler with hyd. pivot control
54A thrower; 36’ Zimmerman bale elevator;
New Holland 469 mower conditioner; New Idea
215 manure spreader; Int. 15 harvester with 1
row corn head; 3 gravity boxes on running
gears; NH 450-3 pt. grass mower; New Idea
3231 row corn picker; JDISA field chopper; JD
KBA 28 disc transport harrow; 2 flat bed
wagons with hay sides; 2 flat bed wagons; corn
drag; flat bed; int. 10 - 13 disc gram drill;
Danuser 3 pt. post hole digger; Ford 3 pt. 16”
spring reset plow; 32’ Case elevator; 3 barrell
sprayer with pump; chuck wagon; roller
harrow; land roller; Int. 5 bar side rake; JD 2-
14” 3 pt. plow; JD 2 row 3 pt. corn planter; peg
harrow; 3 pt. pto Eurospand S4OO fertilizer
spreader; spring tooth harrow; 3 pt. rear blade
and Int. 56-4 row corn planter with fiberglass
boxes.
SUZUKI GT 750 cc 1974 motorcycle
8' pickup topper
Forney welder; acetylene outfit; coal
heatrola; sausage stutters; lots of lumber; iron
trough; small grain bin; ice refrigerator;
tires; canvas cab; tire chains; tractor tires;
iron gates; hand tools; hardware; forks; neck
straps; cable; shovels; plastic drainage and
water pipe; teed carts; barb wire; fence posts
and lots ot other tarm related items.
Conditions by,
DOROTHY HOUSER
Harry Bachman, Auctioneer
717-867-1809
Lunch by Farm Women Group 19
Pa. is leading hunter state
Harrisburg - Latest u. s. Fish and Wildlife
figures compiled by the Service indicate Peim-
SHORT NOTICE SALE
of
24 HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS
AND 8 HEIFERS
MONDAY, MARCH 8
12:30 PM
On The Farm
Of Late Peter Romanish
This is a good small herd of dairy cows and are
to be sold due to the death of Mr. Peter
Romanish. The farm is located RD 3,
BANGOR, PA., north of the road leading from
Martin’s Creek to Tatamy. WATCH FOB
SIGNS!
These cows are in various stages of
production. All TB and blood tested. Can be
shipped interstate and are pregnancy checked.
Agent to sell,
GEO. V. SEIPLE & SON
Terms: Cash.
Auctioneer: Ralph Zettlemoyer
Auction Co. Inc.
PUBLIC SALE
Moving out of state will sell on the farm
located east of Ellerton, Md. or 12 miles
west of Frederick, Md. & 12 miles east of
Hagerstown, Md. on Route 40, North on
Route 153 to Highland School Road, right
(north) to Run Spring Road, left, Ist lane
on left.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
10:00 A.M.
40 Head of Reg. &
High Grade Holstein Heifers 40
Consisting of 17 fresh Ist calf beifres of which
1 is registered, 4 having freshened in Dec., 8 in
Jan., 5 in Feb. & March; 17 bred Ist calf heifers
of which 8 are registered, 3 are due in April, 2
due in Aug., 8 due in Nov., 6 open heifers from 6
mo. to yearlings. All home raised out of herd
with rolling herd avg. of 16,450 milk & 625 fat,
3.8% and artificial breeding from such sires as
Jet Stream, Creek, Job, Jemini & Legacy. Red
& White heifer bred for Aug. out of Sleepy
Hollow Mag. Chief.
Reg. 2 yr. old sire - a son of Pawnee Farm
Arlinda Chief & an Astronaut dam with records
to 17,820 Milk & 863 fat All bred heifers bred to
Artificial sires or the Reg. sire.
This is an outstanding group of heifers with
excellent udders, milking up to 70 lbs., plenty
of size & quality, all calfhood vac., pregnancy
examined. Bangs & TB tested within 30 days of
sale. Cattle sold under roof - Loading Chute.
Machinery
John Deere 530 gas tractor, P.5.,-3 pt.,
rollamatic; Int. 450 automatic reset 3-16 plow, 3
pt., plowed 86 acres; Brillion 7 ft cultipacker;
J.D. 3 pt. 10 ft. spring tooth harrow;- J.D. 54
manure spreader, 230 bu. w/liquid end gate,.
never been used; N. Holland 158 tank spreader, -
200 bu.; J.D. 13-7 disc grain drill; Grove 10 ton
self unloading silage wagon w/wide track,
Kory running gear & 11-Ll5 tires; Papec
hopper blower; 50 ft. 9 in. pipe; Grove 12 ft.
bale wagon; 16 ft. rubber tire wagon w/hay
sides; J.D. 3 pt. 7 ft. sickle bar mower; Imco 7
ft. 3 pt. scraper blade, new; J.D. snow blower, 7
ft. w/double auger & hyd. controlled spout,
used once; 8 ft. V snow blade; 14.9x38 or 15.5x38
tractor chains; two 16 ft. metal hay racks; set
of 8 elevated metal calf stalls.
1952 GMC 2 ton dump truck, running con
dition but sold as is.
12 ft. aluminum van truck body w/roll ufi
door small amount of misc. farm items and a
few household items.
Dairy Equipment & Tools
4 sets of milk meters; 8 Surge breakup units;
8 slim line Randalls; elec, puisators & fittings.
Approx. 1300 bales of Timothy & Clover
Mixed hay - located on another farm - to be sold
by bulk.
Approx. 100 bales of wheat straw at same
location sold by bulk.
Approx. 285 tons of corn silage m trench sold
by bulk.
Approx. 85 tons of ear corn to be sold by ton.
Sale Order: Small items & household,
machinery, feed, cattle.
Terms: Cash. Not responsible for accidents.
MR. & MRS. ROBERT SIMKO
Phone (301) 293-2707
Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk: C.L Metz
Lunch Rights Reserved
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 6, 1982—D23
syivania continues to
lead all states, in ttie
number of hunters.
The annual federal
report shows that
1,272,763 individuals
bought hunting licenses
in the stale during the
tederal 1960 fiscal year.
Michigan had 957,209
paid hunting license
holders, followed by
Texas with 939,267.'
Under Fish and
Wildlife definitions, a
paid license holder is
one individual,
regardless of the
number of licenses he or
sh£ may purchase.
Only two other states
had mure than 700,000
paid license holders.
New York with 741,376,
and Wisconsin, with
713,152.
Pennsylvania’s non
resident hunting license
sales, tor the year
totaled 96,762. Montana
sold 126,612 nonresident
hunting licenses, lags,
pernuts, and stamps,
while Colorado sold
111,661.
In Montana and
Colorado, as well as
many other states, a
single hunter may,
purchase a number ot
individual species
licenses, tags, pemuts,
etc., so .the nonresident
license sales for many
states other than
Pennsylvania do not
really indicate the
actual number ot
nonresident hunters
atield, as Keystone
State figures do. Ac
tually, Montana Hums
huntuig license sales to
17,000 nonresidents.
Pennsylvaiua's hunt
ing license sales
returned |16,V27,92&.6(
to the Game Com
mission tor use ui ns
wildlife management
programs.
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