BIG 1
PUBLIC SALE f
SATURDAY, JULY 9,1983 j
10:00 A.M. !
SELLING: i
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, t
I GUNS, COLLECTABLES, TOOLS (
I Sale due to health of Mr. Ben Morin, |
| Hellsgrove Pa., located on Rt. 87, 1 mi. i
I N. Hellsgrove, 8 mi. S.W. of Forksville, I
| Pa. |
I Parclal listing: Ref. 17.5 cu ft.; 20 cu ft. chest (
I freezer (nearly new). Dining 5 pc, set in maple; 2
I Rockers, Recliners, Stereos, Console T.V. I
I comb.; Book shelves & cases; Several old I
I framed wall mirrors; Pressed back tu-chair; ft
I Wrought iron round table and 4 matching f
| chairs; Several old Kero lamps, some with wall |
I hangers; old lanterns; R.K. lanterns; 8 nun I
* movie projector and screen; “Editor’s” Roll- *
i top desk with tilt swivel chair; Rope design I
| wash stand with pitcher and bowl and top *
| candle holers; Wicker btm. ladder back A
I chairs; Cane btm. ladder back chairs; oak ft
! dressers with yoke mirror; oak hi-back bed; % 2
I size spindle bed; old crocks; Currier & Ives I
I prints & pictures; Ladder back love seat and 2 5
| matching chairs; old lamp stand; 5 drw. I
I cherry lu-boy; much & many more household I
j articles and apphances, utensils, glassware. i
I GUNS: Colt Jr. 22 short revolver: Win. Saddle |
* ring mdl 94 30-30 with 6 digit serial no.; Win. *
I mdl 94 cal 32 spl.; Win. mdl 95 cal 30-06; Hem. I
| mdl 591 M cal 5 M.M.; Rem. full military 03-A3 *
X cal 304)6; Military 303 British; Sporterized 303 i
I British; Rem. mdl 760 Game Master 35 cal now |
5 in box; Marlm 30-30 mdl 36 RC (square bolt 2
I action); Marlm 336 R.C. cal 33 with 6 pr. scope; I
! Savage 22-230 with wide angle scope; Ittuca s
I Saddle gun mdl 49K; Thompson center SO cal ft
I Flint-lock; Several pistols and revolvers; 1
x (some) 337 Huger l l n stainless bbl; H& R I
I Trappers spl. hvy frame with 7 in. octg. bbl; I
* W.W.11 Enfield "English pilots survival |
1 revolver” 38 cal. mint condt; 18 gun size gun I
{ cabinet; 7 gun size cabinet; 6 gun wall rack; *
2 wood gun, carrying case; Reloading equipment A
I tor shot, rifle, pistol shells; Various reloading ft
» components, dies, pdr.; primers, bullets, brass X
I & empty shut shells; Original Mouse skinners jj
I knife in case; Arrowheads; gun cleaning s
| equipment; much more; large quantity of ft
I toots, drills, saws, grinders; hand tools, tmscell {
| articles and collectables. All items in very good 2
J condition. Guns excellent. I
J Big all day sale. Sold as property of Mr. Ben f
| Morin, Hellsgrove Pa. Everything to be sold, ft
( Ben is moving west. Phone 717-924-3577. 1
\ TERMS: Cash or check with 1.1). approval. O
Lunch Available Tent if Needed ft
Not Responsible for Accidents Z
Warren Fiester Auctioneer I
Forksville, Pa 18616
LOQKMR. FARMER..Me're The “Concrete Specialists”
• STONE WALL REPAIRS
MAR-ALLEN CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC.
RD 2, Ephrata, Pa. 17522
Phone: (717) 859 3354 If No Answer: (717) 687-6732
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, JULY 9,1983
10:00 A.M. Sharp!
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS.
ANTIQUES, FARM EQUIPMENT,
CATTLE
Located in Perry Co., from Newport, take
4th Street .7 mile to Turkey Bird Rd.,
than 2 miles to property on right, just
past Mt. Olivet Church:
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
Flank Bottom Chairs; Rocking Chair; Kitchen
Table; Keg; Beaches; Wicker Furniture; Oil
Lamps; Sleigh Bells; Carriage Kobe; Marble
top Wash Stand; Big Little Books; Crocks;
Glassware; F.H.K. Inkwell; McCoy Vases;
Lights; Fots & Fans; Quilt Tops; Record
Cabinet; End Tables; Coffee Table; Rugs;
Lard Fress; Grinder.
Corner Chair; Old Children’s Chairs; Jelly
Cupboard; Cherry Boy; Mirrors; Rifle Cases;
Oak Wash Stand; 5 Gal. Jugs; Set of Shirley
Temple Books; Some Blue Glass; Air Condi
tioner; Iron Mush Pot; Sewing Machines; G.E.
17.6 cu. ft. Refrigerator; Double Bed; Iron Ket
tle & 3-foot; Many Mure Items Too Numerous
to Mention!
MACHINERY
A.C. Dl9 Tractor; Ferguson 30 Tractor; Oliver
Corn Ficker; M.F. 2-row Corn Planter; N.H.
510 Manure Spreader; Oliver Cultivators; 9’
Cultipacker; Flat Bed Wagon; Belt Pulleys;
Stock Rack for Pickup; Grindstone; 3 pt. 7’
Mower; N.H. 479 Haybme; A.C. 3-16” Plows;
Little Giant Elevator; J.D. Disc; 10’ Pittsburgh
Harrow: Anvil; 5 hp Koto-tiller; Hay Forks;
Cattle Feeder; Chicken Feeders & Crates;
Wagon Load of Items Found Around The Farm.
CATTLE
6 HOLSTEIN FEEDER STEERS 400-800 lbs.
Sale Order: Household Goods, Antiques,
Machinery, Cattle.
Lunch Stand Reserved
Nut Responsible for Accidents
1.1). Required for Bidder’s Number
Owners,
MR. & MRS. CHARLES BLACK
RD4, Box 598
Newport, PA
717-567-3882
IIumHnHmnHHIItUUIUNHIIWMUWINmUUIHMVMHKIHiaiIiniS
R. 0.1, landlsburg, PA 17040
tel- 717-789-3883
• MANURE STORAGE
• SLATTED FLOOR SYSTEMS
Md. farm labor contractors
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Maryland
Secretary of Agriculture Wayne A.
Cawley, Jr., says Maryland far
mers planning to use migrant
labor this season should be aware
of a new law which requires all
farm labor contractors to register
with the Maryland Department of
Licensing and Regulation, Division
of Labor and Industry.
“The law went into effect
January 1, 1983”, Cawley says,
"and so far, Nancy B. Burkheuner,
deputy Commission of Labor and
Industry, has informed me that
very few registrations have been
received.”
“The law requiring registration
defines a ‘farm labor contractor’
as any person, other than an
agricultural employer, an
agricultural association or an
employee of an agricultural em
ployer or an agricultural
association, who for any money or
other valuable consideration paid
or promised to be paid, performs
any farm labor contracting ac
tivity.
“Generally speaking, it is not
meant to cover farmers who hire
local workers. It is meant to cover
A Public Sale of a
large doll collection and
antiques was held June
25 by Beatrice E.
Keylor, 180 W. Mam
Street, Leola, Lancaster
Go. There were 266
registered bidders
present at the sale.
Some prices received
were ; German walking
dull $545, Schoenhul
wooden doll $2lO, 35”
china doll $7OO, 32” wax
doll $450,3 German dolls
28, 33 and 36 inches tali
|4OO, $640 and $B5O each,
Humpty Dumpty doll
$l4O, doll coach $440.
cradle $l7O, basket $95,
German beer stem $9O,
pin cushion $102.50, reed
rocker $115,1833 blanket
chest $340, jelly cup
board $260, pif’°
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 2,1983—D29
must register
Sale Reports
cupboard $440, corner
cupboard $B5O, oak
stack bookcases $350, 6
silver dollars dated
1923-25 $l9 ea.
Auctioneers were T.
Glenn and Timothy G.
Horst.
A Public Sale ot
carpenter tools and
engines was held June
23 by Elam S. and Sarah
E. Fisher, 7 miles east
of Lancaster on North
Soudersburg Kd.
Some prices included:
floor model drill press
$35, Lincoln Arc welder
$525, flour bin chest
$l3O, Wisconsin engine
$47.50, bushel crates
$3.50, ladder jack $l2,
butcher ladle $23,
• SILO REPAIRS
• GUNITE CONSTRUCTION
• PRECAST CONCRETE
PRODUCTS
people who make arrangements
with workers and who then sell the
services of the labor force they
have assembled to farmers.
“Registration must be com
pleted before farm labor con
tracting activity is begun in
Maryland. Farm labor contracting
activity includes recruiting,
soliciting, hiring, employing,
furnishing, transporting or housing
migrant agricultural workers.
“A Maryland Farm Labor
Contractor Certificate of
Registration is valid for 12 months
and may not be transferred or
assigned. A fee of $l5O and two
passport size color photographs
must be submitted with each
application.”
“Once issued, the certificate
must be carried by the farm labor
contractor and exhibited upon
request to authorized persons”,
Cawley said, adding that it takes
about two weeks to process the
application.
Applications for registration are
available from the Division of
Labor and Industry and from local
offices of the Employment
Security Administration.
lantern $l7, latch $l3, 3-
prong wooden fork $6O
and single cycle Maytag
engine $5O.
Steve Petersheim was
the auctioneer.
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held June 24 by the
Farmers Home Ad
ministration and other
owners, 1 mile west of
Port Royal along Route
333.
Some prices were;
Int. Farmall 656 G $4lOO,
Int. Farmall 966 D $7400,
5-B plow $B3O, 4-B plow
$670, small gravity bin
wagons $2lO & $330 and
forage wagons (poor
condition) $375 to $5OO.
Long Bros. Auc
tioneers.
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