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J Good's Auction I
I 111 North Maple Ave. !
| Leola, PA I
I Hay, Straw and Corn Sales |
| Every Wednesday at 12:00 Noon _ |
| Farm Machinery Sales |
| First and Third Wednesday of f
| Each Month Jan. through Oct. |
| Farm Machinery Accepted At Any |
| Time From 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. |
| Sat. Til 12:00 Noon |
I No Small Items Will Be Accepted 2
| At Any Time. All Small Items Must 9
| Be Brought In Day of Sale And jj
| Sold Off of Trucks or Wagons. 9
9 Positively No Unloading Day of I
jj Sale Except Lawn And Garden 9
9 Equipment, Farm Machinery and |
| Big Equipment. 9
9 Tool and Hardware at 9:00 jj
I Shop Equipment & Lawn z
9 « and Garden Equip, at 12:00> I
i Machinery at 1:00 |
t No Household Goods I
I No Out of State Checks |
z Selling With 6 Auctioneers I
DAVID H.
GOOD & SONS
111 North Maple Ave., Leola
717-656-9558
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PUBLIC AUCTION
VERY NICE ANTIQUES - FINE LOT
GLASSWARE - VERY NICE BISQUE
FIGURINES - DOLLS - COVERLETS -
HOUSEHOLD-ETC.
5:30 P.M.
To be held at REDDING AUCTION
SERVICE located taking Route 34, V:
mile North of Gettysburg, bear right at Y
(at car wash) & continue 2 mile on Table
Rock Road to auction site on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16
This sale consists of fine personal property &
antiques from the GLADYS McCARNEY
ESTATE of 444 S. Franklin Street, Hanover,
Pa.
Partial listing includes very nice Victorian
furniture; marble-top stands; rope beds; set 6
dec. Vz spindle plank-bottoms; walnut & soft
wood chest of drawers; blanket chests; stands
W/drawers; cane-seat & back rockers &
chairs; Empire chests; serv. brass organ floor
lights; sev. hanging lights; painting on can
vass; pr. Ig. matching Gone With Wind Lights;
3 fine bisque dolls; (1 Halbig S&H 1079 Ger
many 14; 1 Handwerck Germany HO-lO'/z -
1-SISN-939); fine Andrew W Kump 1852 -
Hanover, York County coverlet: other
coverlets; v/n quilts; Ig. lot very nice bisque
figurines; fine Royal Dolton Long John Silver ,
plate; fine lot RS Prussia red star bowls &
plates, etc., RS Prussian Green Star pieces; Ig.
lot very nice Austrian, German, Bavarian,
French Limoge pieces; Satin glass pcs.; lot
Germany Bust & Figurines; v/n pressed &
pattern glassware, lot copper & brass buckets,
fine 2 gal. pottery pitcher dec. w/blue, other
crocks & jugs; lot very nice walnut deep
frames; 61 pcs Ashworth Bros. Hanley of
England table China to be sold as lot [rare to
find), tilt-top stands: dec. 2 pc. open-front
hutch; old baskets; coblers bench; doughtray
on stand and lot very nice modern household
furniture; many other items.
Fine lot of antiques & household in this sale.
Plan to attend. Sale inspection Tuesday, June
15 - 3:00-8:00 P.M
TERMS CASH
C. David Redding, Auct.
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LANCASTER
FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND
UP TO-DATE
MARKET
REPORTS
horse
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FRIDAY JUNE 18,1982
7:00 P.M.
Penns Valley Livestock Auction
Centre Hall, Pa.
(At the intersection of Rt. 45 and 144)
SALE FEATURES:
7:00 PM HAY & STRAW
7.30P.M TACK
8-30 P M RIDING HORSES
DRIVING HORSES, PONIES
Consigners: Fisher Brothers (Tack)
M.L. Bowcrsox; M. Buck; H. Carper; C.
Fisher; Z. Sprankle; Plus Many More!
Restaurant Open
Ron Gilligan, Auctioneer
For More Information Call.
(814) 364-9096 or (814) 355-1922
AUCTION SALE
COMPLETE LIQUIDATION
THURSDAY, JUNE 17,1982
10 A.M.
FOR; WISHARD TRUCKING, to be held
on the north side of U.S. Rt. 22, approx. 5
mi. west of Huntingdon, Pa. Everything
Sells to the Highest Bidder.
TRUCK TRACTORS incl.: (12) 79-’64
Kenworth, fflC, & Made; BULK & DUMP
TRLS. incl.: (19) ’BO-’64 Fruehauf, Summit,
Parker, Trailco, Great Dane, montane, &
Trailmobile; LOADER, PICKUP incl.- Midi.
1758 & 78 Chev. Cheyenne; SHOP EQUIP. &
TK. PARTS Ind.: Welders, Compressor,
Grinders, Jades, Startall, Steam Jenny,
Wrenches, Tk. Tractor parts, Eng. blocks. Fuel
tanks, and more. ’Bl MFG BOAT, ICC & PUC
AUTHORITY & REAL ESTATE (To be sold
subj. to owners confirmation).
TERMS: COMPLETE PAYMENT SALE DAY
IN CASH OR GUARANTEED FUNDS ONLY
Write or call for descriptive brochure:
VIdsMELIIER
AUCTION CO, INC.
Route 309, Montgomery ville, Pa 18936.
Telephone (215) 699 5833
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
at our place of business located six miles
south of Chambersburg, Pa., one mile
east of Marion, just east off Rte. 81 along
Rte. 914 on
THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1982
Sale at 9:00 A.M.
TRACTORS - TRUCKS - IND. EQUIPT.
- LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPT.
Tractors me. John Deere, International,
Massey Ferguson, Fords, Case, Oliver, A C
and others, some with loaders, Ind Equipt.,
trucks, lawn and garden equipt.
HAY MACHINERY - COMBINES
PICKERS-HARVESTERS
Balers, haybmes, rakes, mowers, conditioners,
combines, pickers, forage and flail choppers,
blowers, elevators, forage and other wagons,
plows, chisel plows, disc and other harrows,
packers, planters, drills, spreaders, sprayers,
blades, post diggers, rotary mowers, posts,
tires, hardware and usual run of equipt and
misc items.
FARMERS & DEALERS Bring in’ your
equipt for this one day sale. Please limit your
small items. Tractors will be sold in evening
Next two day sale Aug. 12 - 13 Open daily 8
A.M to 5 P M. except Saturday til 4 P M , open
evening before sale until 7.30 PM. Closed
Sundays No equipt. with liens accepted unless
we are notified
Terms: Cash or Good Checks. Ident. required
for Buyer’s No’s. Lunch and Breakfast at sale.
Ralph W. Horst, Manager
Marion, Pa. 17235
Phone: 717-375-2824
Rentzel, Wolgemuth, Upperman, Bohrer,
Speicher, Gossert, Harry - Auctioneers
Maintain
UNIVERSITY PARK
University resear
chers are being told by
farmers that Penn State
&-wire electrified fen
ces, built with high
tensile wire and special
energizers, are con
trolling deer damage to
fences. Good con
struction methods,
following intended
design specifications,
can avoid many
problems when fences
are in use Fanners also
echoed the researcher’s
concerns about the
importance of main
tenance
Straight lines
minimize strain on posts
and insulators Long,
straight lines also help
ease certain main
tenance practices such
as mowing, spraying
and tilling next to
fences High-tensile
wire fences must be
built with strong cor
ners to keep the wire
■ ■■■■■ tight
■ PAD AllPTinil ■ Even ' vlth modem
I Urll HUU I lUn fence components, weed
■ 1 load can’t be ignored
■ FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 18 ■ hi gh B voltage.
■ VV K-■an p m _ low-impedance energi-
I ■ zers can handle weed
■ Located olf Route 41 Lancaster Avenue Op- I loads in dry weather,
posite Turkey Hill Mmit Market- Cross RR Bndfe ■ but during wet periods
■ _ the same weed load can
| ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS I dram enough current to
I SOLD AT EVERY AUCTION | reduce effectiveness,"
b says Wmgard Since
■ Selling approx. 25 old clocks from estate, “ top voltage is required
| such as School House, Ogee, Wall clocks. I to turn deer, a weed
_ Mantel, Shelf, Gingerbread, Victorian, An- ■ control program is
■ soma. Steeple, Ingraham & Gilbert Also « necessary "
| selling the Elsie Martin estate of Gap. ■ The Penn State
I CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS ■ specialist adds that
| FROMB:OOA.M. to7:00 P.M. I P u ow , er . ?. hol ? l( ? be
_ checked after lightning
■ Call us for pick up service | storms ‘Safety
\ IRA STOLTZFUS & SON, Auctioneers iodides intended to
a 442-4936 or 442-8254 j protect energizers need
»" CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES ■ re P lac,n B lf storms
__ ■ cause failure," he says
" " ■■■■ "Periodic rechargmg of
batteries and checking
for damaged insulators
are essential to mam
lam voltage on the
crops two years of protection,
A dozen Com- but for some growers
monwealth crop last year was the first
producers are year of experience with
cooperating with Penn the fences Sites are in
State to evaluate new areas with histones of
fence designs and severe damage by deer
materials Funding is to field crops, fruits,
from the Pennsylvania vegetables, orchards
Department of and Christmas trees
Agriculture Growers expressed
In their most recent two key points in their
survey Robert Wingard evaluations of the
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY JUNE 19,1982
At 10:00 A.M.
Located along Freemansville Road, just
off or Rt. 625, five miles South of
Reading, Vz mile South of Nolde State
Park, Berks County. Penna.
REAL ESTATE
14 acre lot, with large cement block
building, 4900 sq ft m good condition Oil hot
air heat, 1 yr old, spring fed water, 40 lb
pressure Would be suitable for offices,
veterinary clinic, warehouse and more
possibilities.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & ANTIQUES
2 High Back Beds, 1 walnut, Oak Extension
Table, 6 boards. Trunk, Stands; Small Cup
board; 'Nursing Rocker; Odd Chairs; Clothes
Tree, Early 1 Door Cupboard: Duncan Phyfe
Extension Table; Glass, Chuia, Tin Items;
Iron Fry Pans, Butchering Kettle with stand;
Carnage Seat; Early Lancaster Forage
Blowers: Farm Lanterns; RR Lanterns; 2 Gas
Post Lights; Picture Frames, Old Jewelry.
Wood Bench, Milk Glass, Ironstone, Turkey
Platter; Karin Condiment Set (complete)
Flatware; Silverware and many more house
items.
TOOLS & ANTIQUES
2 Overhead Garage Doors 16 ft & 9ft , Large
Sled; Black and Decker Electric Drill,
Wheelbarrow, Bamboo Rakes, Shovels. 2 Man
Wood Saw; Buckets, Peach Baskets, 50 ft
Rubber Hoses: Hedge Trimmer, Scales,
Chicken Feeder and Waterer, Horse Bridles,
Tarps 8x16x13x19, Wooden Ladder: Crossman
22 Caliber Pellet Pistol, Power Megaphone,
Danforth Compass, Armetale, Laundry Tub,
2H-7015" Winter Treads mounted on Wheels,
4J77515 Tires, Wood Doors; Iron Hinges, Iron
Horse Tie, Pony Sleigh; Hammers, Hatchets;
Old Tools, Saws; Bits, Tool Chest, Log Chains;
many more old Tools and other items
NOTE Sale of Real Estate at 2 P M In
spection of property morning of sale or by
calling auctioneer 215-445-5119
Terms by
C. LYNN BROSSMAN
J. Michael Morrissey. Attorney
Auctioneers -
Paul W. Horst & Leroy S Horst
Refreshments will be served
Not responsible for accidents if any should
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 12,1982 D 29
electric deer fences
and William Palmer,
project leaders from the
School of Forest
Resources, asked these
farmers about
protection and results
obtained with the test
fences
Several farms have
occur
fence "
Maintaining a 10-inch
interval between the
lower wire and the soil
is essential for optimum
performance Depress
ions, drainage ditches
and shallow washouts
give deer places to enter
without being shocked
A keen observer of
deer behavior. Palmer
says that. Without
electric shock this fence
fails to alter deer
behavior ’ Palmer
designed the Penn Stale
5-wire to be budt wnth
electrified smooth wire
and exact spacings of
strands
The researchers
emphasize that
neglected maintenance
may result in deer
penetration and crop
damage Deer often
know of electric failures
on the fence before
farmers do When one
deer gets in, it may
bring others
Although there are
many new fences
available today,
Wmgard and Palmer
feel the Penn State 5-
wire is one of the lowest
cost, effective methods
of controling deer
damage to agricultural
crops