PUBLIC AUCTION
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 3rd
4:00 P.M.
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, JUNE sth
9:00 A.M.
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES,
COLLECTORS
Estate of - Hans and Margaret Wiegand
Rt. 73 West of Boyertown beyond
Gablesville, Ironstone Dr., Watch for
signs.
Baldwin ice box, butter churn, 2 pine kitchen
cupboards, unusual cupboard with drop leaf
arm, large wood box, Pedestle round oak ext.
table, pine Grandfather’s chair, large oak
wardrobe, pine wardrobe, blanket chest, many
types of tables, trunks, larger steamer trunk,
bamboo furniture, old oak platform rocker, 2
chest of drawers, 2 Victorian chest of drawers,
metal wardrobe, child’s crib, oak library table,
ornamental broken glass house, pie saver, old
wire bird cage, beam scales, coal parlor stove,
large earthen oven bread ladle.
Chairs; % ladder back, arrow back, many
others. Lamps, table and floor and old lamp
shades. Squash and tennis rackets.
Complete brass fireplace set and andirons.
Kelvmator 20’ freezer. Hot Point freezer, Hot
Point Ref. Kenmore sweeper, sewing machine,
mag. radio and record cab., Grundy radio,
lawn chairs, picnic table, wicker suite case,
linens, wool blankets.
Paintings (some by Mrs. Wiegand), picture
frames.
Art supplies: easel, pastels, stretch canvas,
etc.
Many books including Üb. on Eng. and
drafting. Old comic books, postcards.
9-5 gal. glass jugs, 1-3 gal. Many crocks 2-6
gal. and jugs, tinware, Agate ware, copper
ware, red ware, ironstone, cabbage cutter.
Glass ware - depression, pressed, handblown
goblets, stemware, many shot glasses, bottles,
old Abbott milk bottles. - '
BlUe Willow Buffalo China, Dresden China
(Germany), pottery signed (Z.H. TAHUK),
pottery from Germany and Czechoslovakia,
(1934, 35 - 37) Denmark Pottery. Dinner set,
butcher ladle, all types baskets.
Flatware - bamboo handles, coined silver
ware, pearl handle knives.
Beethoven - 78 R.P.M. albums, misc. 78
R.P.M.
Horse Saddles - 2 army dated -1918 12” seat,
191911” seat, and two English saddles.
Super 12 Sears tractor: 4’ rotary mower, 4’
sickle bar, plow, and snowplow. Bolens - Artie
75 snowblower, cement mixer with gas engme,
old Hudson sprayer, roto tiller, 5 h.p. Mighty
Mack shredder, springer irrigation pump.
Power tools; Craftsman; electric plane,
Rowter Recipro Saw, table saw, drill. Black
and Decker 6” saw, skill jig saw, Dremel Moto
tool set, Dunlap table sander, Royersford
excelsior press, Remington 16” Cham saw,
Schaner Battery charge, drill press, bench
grinder, acetylene tanks on cart, Brumung
land drdl, Industrial dryer, Dan Tool power
tool, Black and Decker sander, soldering iron,
workbench, misc. small tools, garden tools,
electric cords, vise, pipe threader, copper
torch, copper fire ext., large anvil.
Carpenter tools- old Block planes, molding
planes, wood planes, wood shaving knife, C
clamps, all types wood working clamps, broad
axe.
All types cement tools. Log chains 14’, 6’,
alum. ext. ladder 30’, 12’ wooden ladder, 2 man
saw.
2 cider presses (1 small) wooden barrels,
iron kettle with stand, copper tub, large
stainless steel tub, cross bar kettle holder with
chain and hook, copper wash boiler, cast iron
kettles.
5 cast iron pig troughs, 2 steel, bu. baskets,
Pham hoist, rope and tackle, grass seeders,
chicken equip. 1” plastic pipe, 2 planks 2” x 24”
xB’,2”xlB”x7’
Bow and arrows, Guns. 16 gauge, one
Eastern Arms, one Savage. Many other ar
ticles.
Terms: Cash
Not responsible for accidents
Lunch - Berks Co. Society of
Farm Women Group #3
Auct: Andrew A. Nefziger
Bally, PA
Tel. 215-845-7148
Honored for outstanding
teaching was Thomas L. Wat
schke, professor of turf grass
science Noted for undergraduate
teaching of turf grass courses, he
has taught 4,000 credit hours over
the past 12 years. Watschke
designed and wrote a vest-pocket
guide to turfgrass identification.
He co-advises baccalaureate
students and winter course
students each year. He has been
co-advisor of the Penn State Turf
Club. His research projects deal
with weed control, growth
regulation, the physical and
chemical activities of plants
(physiology), microclimate, and
nutrition.
Achievements with the
Cooperative Extension Service
brought honors to Joseph A. Mc-
Curdy, professor of agricultural
engineering extension. McCurdy’s
programs and leadership over 32
years of service were described as
assisting agriculture m many
areas including rural elec
trification, gram and hay drying,
fruit and vegetable storage,
emergency power supply, 4-H
electric activities, animal shelter
ventilation, energy conservation.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF FARM MACHINERY,
CAMPER, CAR, GUNS, ETC.
OF THE LATE WILLIAM E. FREY SR.
SATURDAY JUNE 19,1982
AT 9:30 A.M.
Located South of Red Lion on Rt. 24
towards Winterstown apx. 4 miles turn
left at Red Lion Auto Salvage sign, go to
first road to left, first farm on left. Sign
posted.
FARM MACHINERY
Massey Ferguson 35 live P.T.O. power steering
low hrs., Al, H Farmall Good All Around,
Oliver 2 bottom 14” plow 3 P.H., 2 row 3 P.H
worker, big new red 5 bushel fertilizer
spreader, 3 P.H., M.F. 7 ft. cycle bar mower 3
P.H. Al, New Idea Manure Spreader, Smoker
24 ft. Hay & Corn Elevator w/com shut. Black
Hawk 13 disk drill, old hoe drill, 2 hay tedders,
David Bradley side delivery rake, rubber tire
farm wagon. Sears SSI4 8 speed Riding Mower
Good, pick up bed utility trailer, antique 2
wheel run about, antique 4 wheel pleasure
buggie (fair), some harnes etc., 11x28 tractor
tire chains, J.D 7 ft. disk harrow pull type
Good, 2 section & 3 section Spring harrow, 2
horse & 1 pony saddles, needs work, some
lumber, elect, fence charger, hand pump for
well, butter chum, new floor jack, 5 H.P.
Bnggs & Stratton motor, 6x6x12 chain link
fence dog kennel, plus more Also the usual
tmsc. on the wagon.
CAR
1970 V.W. Beatle Inspected, runs good, apx.
80,000 miles (one owner).
FAN 19 FT.
SELF CONTAINED CAMPER
Camper total self contained elect, or gas. Full
bath, ref., stove, the works, Good Condition.
GUNS
Remington Model 572 field master 22 light
weight pump, Winchester Peters 410 single
barrel, Remington Model 870 16 gauge wing
master pump, Sauage 222 and 20 gauge over
under Model 24V Senes D with Leopold 3X
scope, Mossberg Model 3208 22 smgle shot,
Winchester 308 Lever Action with Baush and
Lomb Scope, H&R 9 shot 22 pistol, 1 Gun
Carrying Case, Please Come Early.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check
Not Responsible For Accidents On Day Of Sale
by MARY I. FREY
Bradley K. Smith
Auctioneer 244-6324
Ag Society
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are volatilized. Noted in his
profession, Bollag receives in
vitations to lecture at numerous
universities around the world
and stray voltage problems. His
work with Pennsylvania potato
growers was listed as enabling
growers to store potatoes longer
than usual with less shrinkage than
previously-producing high quality.
The senior scholarship award of
an engraved watch went to Bussell
C. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward M Lloyd of 26 Creek
Drive, Doylestown Lloyd is
graduating in forest science.
The annual junior citation of $lOO
went to Frederick J Kelley, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D Kelley of
212 W. Third Street, Oil City.
Kelley is majonng in animal
production.
The sophomore award of a pe.i
and penal desk set went to Ray L.
Smith, son of Jack R. Smith of 58
Hex Acre, Rl, West Pittston. Smith
PFU praises swine ID
HARRISBURG - The
executive director of the
Pennsylvania Farmers
Union praised the state
Department of
Agriculture and
Secretary Penrose
PUBLIC AUCTION
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF CONTENTS
OF AN OLD COUNTRY STORE KNOWN FOR
89YRS.AS “BOYD’S STORE”
The undersigned will sell the following
at PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises
known as “BOYD’S STORE - 2620
DUBLIN ROAD, STREET, MD. - 8 mi.
North of Bel Air, Md. and 7 mi. South of
Delta, Pa., at the intersection of MD.
RTE. # 440 (DUBLIN RD.) and MD. RTE.
#543 (ADY RD.). on
SATURDAY, JUNE 5,1982
At 10:00 a.m. (EDST)
Lge. Desk w/6ookcase Top; Old-time
Dresser; 50 yr. old NATIONAL Cash Register;
a/r Metal File Cabinet; Old Hanging Lanterns;
Lamps; Waterburv Mantle Clock; Tobacco
Case, Cookie Rack w/Glass Box Lids: Oilcloth
Rack; 0.C.8. Rack; Lard Press; Can Capper;
Old Butcher’s Block; Sm Show Cases; Lge.
Iron Butchering Kettle; Copper Apple Butter
Kettle & Stirrer; Treadle Sewing Mach.; Old
Tool Bor; Broad Are; Set of 2 doz. Wooden
Pump and Pipe Augers; Old Wooden Syphon
Pump; Molasses Pump; Set of Sleigh Bells;
Old Picture Frames; Fireplace Tools and
Screen; Old Wood KOESTER Bread Store Box;
Old Home Bread Rack; 3 sets of old Counter
Scales; Platform Scales; Coffee Grinder;
Hunter Fans; Camel Back and Box Trunks;
Tin and Iron Stoves; Oilheaters; Old Beetle
Traps; G.E. Portable Washer; Old Bureaus,
Chiffarobes, Dinette Sets; Chairs; DR Table;
Goose Feathers; Bolt Bin; Bolts and Nails;
Hardware, Poultry and Farm Supplies;
Chicken Coops; Lumber; Lawn, Garden,
Blacksmith, Shop and Hand Tools; Country
Store Can Goods; Groceries and Sundry Items;
Many other interesting items from a Country
Store in operation for nearly 9 decades.
TERMS: Cash or approved check.
Not Responsible for Accidents on Day of Sale
Lunch provided by the Ladies of the Ascension
Church
CECILIA HAMILTON
Street, Maryland
301-836-1445 or 836-1739
AUCTIONEERS:
J. O'Neill, Forest Hill, Md.
K. Travers, Aberdeen, Md,
latMtef Ffhig, SatanUy, May 29,19C2-A47
is majonng in agronomy.
Penn State faculty members
initiated into Gamma Sigma Delta
were Jean-Marc Bollag in
agronomy. Dr. Lawrence J
Hutchinson in veterinary science
extension; B Wayne Kelly in farm
management extension, Dr L.
Dwight Schwartz in veterinary
science extension; Lawrence W
Specht in dairy science extension,
and Francis H. Witham in hor
ticulture.
Elected officers for 1982-1983
were president, Samuel H. Smith,
dean of the College of Agriculture;
vice president, Thomas L. Memtt
in animal science, secretary
treasurer, Donald V. Waddmgton
and historian, C
Terry Morrow in agricultural
engineering
Hallowed for the im
plementation of new
swine health rules
requiring identification
of feeder pigs, market
hogs and breeding
swine.
The regulations,
which took effect May
19, are designed to help
control the movement of
swine in the state in
order to control the
spread of contagious
diseases to other herds
“The need for an
identification system
for hogs is long over
due,” said state director
Carl L. Kaufman. “We
are very pleased to see
Secretary Hallowell
implementing this
program. Farmers
Umon hog farmers have
advocated a mandatory
identification system
because of problems
with tuberculosis and
pseudorabies affecting
their herds after sales
With these regulations
in place, diseased swine
can be traced back to
the source farm.”
At its annual meeting
in February, delegates
to the Farmers Union
convention approved a
mandatory iden
tification system for
swine The family farm
organization also
recommended that all
breeding stock offered
for sale be checked for
pseudorabies within 30
days prior to the date of
sale.
Every producer and
swine finishing
operation in the state
will be issued a herd
identification number
which will be registered
with the Agriculture
Department, according
to Secretary Hallowed.
The identification can
be m the form of an ear
tattoo, backslap tattoo
or ear tag Tattooing is
the most reliable
method of permanent
identification
The family farm
organization urged all
hog farmers to contact
the Department of
Agriculture for ad
ditional information
Telephone the Bureau of
Animal Industries at