The Lebanon Valley National Bank held Its fourth annual hog roast thisweek atthe Green i QQQ Anris*! ilfi iral rnneoruafinn
Dragon Market ground near Ephrata. Bank President, Albert Murry, told the group of patrons 1309 1 v*ui loci vcuiui I
gathered for the noon meal that the people at their bank proudly call themselves “The Agrl FaSPmPnt Allocations
Bank" and have demonstrated their support of Agriculture by their actions. Hnuwuuiib
“We support the farmer both when It is raining or when the sim is shining,” Murry said.
I iV lACMCI High Pressure
Washers
SAT.TC
Compact Portable Unit With Carrying
Hand, Chemical Injector, 30 Ft. Of
High Pressure Hose and Guo
1300 PSI, 3.7 GPM 6 HP Gas $610.00
1500 PSI. 2.9 GPM 6 HP Gas $610.00
Industrial Unit On Cart And Roll Cage
Chemical Injector Adjustable Pressure
40 Ft. Hose With Gun
2500 PSI 4 GPM 11 HP Gas $1,372.00
Only While Supply Lastt
Shirk’s Repair Shop
RD 2 Box 102
Ephrata, PA 17622
Ph. (717) 859-2797
PUBLIC SALE
Plumbing Supplies - Tools
Shelving & Floor Model Tools
Household Goods - Antiques
yew Engines
Gas Chicken Bar-B-Quer, 7 Spit,
Like New
Tues., September 5, 1989
9:00 am.
Located In Lancaster County, PA, 2 miles South
of Route 23 along Route 772.
Sale Items
Power vise: pipe threaders; pipe cutters;
air tools; hand tools; SimplexStarline
water bowls; glass lined water heater;
stainless steel sink; 4 new 8 HP Briggs
engines; Gould pump parts; few small
Briggs engines; Field draft control stove
patterns; Delta faucets; gate - globe val
ves; Trojan waterers; stove pipe and
elbows; 7 new wood shop stoves; V belts;
lot of new P.V.C. and galvanized pipe; bins
full of galvanized & P.V.C. fittings, unions,
nipples,couplers, tees, eels, etc.; water fil
ters; tool boxes; expansion tanks; drain
snakes; 2400 gallon water tank; lot of
scrap iron; hardwood charcoal; Coleman
parts; ropes; lot of items not listed; all day
said.
Few household goods and antiques;
chairs; few dishes; child's rocking horse;
stroller; power mower; bassinet; etc.
Owners:
Christ Z. & Fanny R. King
Auctioneer: M
sl!v« jr. Petersheim: - n ;
215-593-AUCT
Uc. #AU-001349-L ’V/ w
Plenty of Homemade Food On Premises
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM EQUIPMENT
Arlen Snow Blower, Furniture,
Antiques, Collectibles, Tools
and Household Goods
FBI., AUGUST 25, 1989
at 5 P.M.
Located along Tltden Rd., Tilden Twp.,
Berks Co., Pi. From Centsrport go through
borough and turn onto Shartlesvllle Rd. for
approx. 2 ml. and left onto Tilden Rd. to
Auction.
Farm Equipment Selling
Approx. 7 PM.
MF 135 Gas Tractor, good condition; 7' 3 pt. blade;
Ford 3 pt Cultivator; NH 450 3 pt. Mower; JD 3 pt
14* plow; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw; Aliens 5 HP
snow blower and other misc. small farm items.
Selling at 5 P.M. FuH line of small household goods
and antiques. Sellers kitchen cabipets; early PA
blanket chest with strap hinges; old wood settee; 2
bucket benches; lift-top Connecticut comode; as
sorted antique chairs; 7 piece Cushman maple di
ning room suite, like new; old grandfathers dock
Circa 1820, floral green cabinet with a new inside;
Yam winder; brass sleigh bells; Spatteiware; 4 gal.
blue decorated crock (damaged); cast iron utensils;
Bennington Salt Crock; fishing items; early top of an
old cupboard with spoon holders (rough); plus many
other interesting items.c
Owners Sold Farm,
William Summerbell
Kenneth P. Leiby, Auct.
215-562-3929
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FIRE SALE
DUNN VALLEY FARM
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
ERIE, PA.
84 Registered & Grade Holsteins
Approx. Vi Reg. & Vi Grade
WEDS., EVE. AUG. 23, 1989
at 7:45 PM.
Sale to be held at Raymond E. Anthonv
Dairy Sales. Located Southwest of Mead
ville, Pa. Follow Rt. 19 South Vi mile from
the intersection of Rt. 322 and 98, turn onto
Carr Hill Road. Follow auction arrows.
Due to the lost of the Heddericks Bam, on
Saturday night Aug. 12. they will be selling
their herd.
SELLING:
45 Milk Cows, 18 Dry Cows, 10 Bred Heifers,
10 Open Yearlings, 1 Service Age Bull.
SIRES INCLUDE: Bell, Rotate, Marvex,
Banner, Mars Tony and others.
There will be several good cows selling
however.
We have limited information on the hejd at
this time. If you would like to know more
about the cattle call Howard Hammond at
814-664-9492 or 814-664-8040.
All cattle will be TB and Bangs Tested.
Terms: Cash, Known check or check with
letter of credit from bank addressed to
R.E.A. Dairy Sales with expiration date.
Lunch Available
RAYMOND E. ANTHONY
DAIRY SALES
Meadville, Pa.
814-336-1936
Preservation Fund
(Continued from Pago A 1)
Southeastern Pennsylvania has
shown (he highest support for the
program, with five counties in this
area contributing $2.5 million. The
southcentral portion of the state
also has committed a fair amount
of money to preservation. Berks
County was the highestcontributor
followed by Lancaster, Chester,
Bucks, and Montgomery counties.
Counties in these two regions
will receive 66 percent of the $25
million in matching funds.
COUNTY LOCAL FUNDS FUNDS
STATE
Lancaster
Chester
Berks
York
Bucks 400,000
Montgomery 400,000
Cumberland 151,515
Lehigh
Adams
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
TK JERSEY FARM
COMPLETE LIQUIDATION
TOP COMMERCIAL DAIRY
CONSISTING OF
105 Registered 8L Grade Jerseys
9 Holstein/Jersey Crossbreds
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1989
10:00 A.M. Machinery ft Equipment
11:30 A.M. Daily Equipment
12:00 Noon Cattle
Sale to be held at the farm, located 3 miles south of Salem, Ohio.
Take State Rt. 9 South to Coffee-School Rd. Go east 1 mile to Woods
dale Rd., turn south go to 2nd farm. Watch for signs.
SIRES INCLUDE: Tod Brass, Duncan, Magic, Pan-Am, Samson, Gol
den Faithful, Nippersink, Silver Beacon, Quicksilver Noble, Favorite
Saiht, and others.
Several sell carrying service to Snowstars Phil, son of Fadas Fan Fare
Phylis. Grand Champion - 1989 Ohio Spring Time Spectacular. She was
also the top of the Mykrantz Disp. on 7-17-89.
Herd consisting of cattle in various stages of lactation. The cattle are
housed in fteestaUs and milked in a parlor with automatic take-offs and
have not 'been pushed for production.
Some top individuals including the 2 times Grand Champion at Mary
land State Fair sell.
This sale will have something for everyone.
All cattle will be TB and Bangs Tested.
Vac. for IBR, Lepto, BVD, Haemophilus, BRSV & Vipreo
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
2JD 4020 D Tractors. IJD 4430 D Tractor, NH 790 Forage Harvester
(Hay & Com Head) like new, NH 42S Skid Loader, NH 488 Haybine, NH
#8 Forage Wagon, JD 716 Forage Wagon with gears. S Ton Lamco/
Knowles Bale Wagon with gear, 8 Ton Bale Wagon with gear, 10 Ton
Bale Wagon with Gear, Gehl 800 Blower recutter, IHC 56 Blower, JD
346 Baler, IHC 35 Rake. JD 237 Bush Hog. AC 333 4 Row No Till Plant
er, Badger BN 225 manure Tank, Badger BN 184 Lagoon Pump, Starline
Tank manure spreader, IHC 12’ Springtooth Harrow, IHC 13 Disc Drill,
Hay Elevator, Athens 12’ Offset Disc, Stein 20’ 7 HP Silo Unloader, Berg
60’ Shuttle Belt Feeder, Hom-O-Plenty Magnet Feeder, Altemater, 2
Wooden silage elevators, Steiner TMR Mixer 180 cubic ft. needs repairs.
1 12x60 2 Bedroom Schultz Mobile Home with attached porch.
Late model Zero 1200 gal. Bulk Tank, 8 Milkers & Automatic take offs
West Falia, Washers, pipeline, Vacuum pump milking system.
Terms: Cash, Known Check, or check with letter of credit from
bank addressed to R.E.A. Dairy Sales with expiration date. This is an
absolute auction and satisfactory settlement must be made at the
close of the sale.
If unknown to sales manager bring letter of credit. If their ate any
questions please contact R.E.A. Dairy Sales prior to the sale. No
exceptions.
Lunch Available
SALE MANAGED BY:
RAYMOND B. ANTHONY DAIRY SALES
SALE CONDUCTED BY: J.O. FENSTBRMAKER
Homerville. Ohio
216-628-2992
L,nc ** t *r Fanning, Saturday, August 19,1989*A39
Lancaster, Berks, and Chester
counties became the first counties
10 have their county farmland pre
servation programs approved by
the board. The local programs will
establish a priority for purchasing
easements.
However, before approving
these county guidelines, state Ag
Board officials added a restriction
prohibiting state or county preser
vation board members from apply
ing to sell their own conservation
easements.
$500,000
400,000
750,000
150,000
250.000
150.000
Meadville, Pa.
814-336-1936
$2,433,387
2,418,682
2,215,590
1,821,825
1,661,106
1,661,106
1,634,085
1,501.580
1,346,957