30 YEARS AGO -Approximately 115 Future Far mers, their parents and guests attended the annual parent and son banquet of the Witness Oak Chap ter FFA in the Donegal High School cafeteria Saturday night Donald Musser, chapter presi dent, received the chapter Star Far mer award. On his way to the hon or he was presented the award for outstanding work in dairying and public speaking. Clair Cinder and Walter Myers were presented awards for their work in Farm Mechanics, while Glen Musser was chosen outstand PUBLIC SALE 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1990 10:00 A.M. Farm Machinery, Horse And Tack And Household. Having Sold Farm And Moving To Smaller Home, Will Sell The Following At Public Auction Located At Downsville Md. From Interstate 81 Take Exit 1 To Route 63 East To Signal Light; Turn Right On Md. Rt. 68 Proceed 3 Miles To Sale On Left: Or, Route 632 From Hagerstown, 5 Miles To Downsville Turn Right At Stop Sign; First Farm On Right. Farm Machinery International 424 wide front gas tractor with #350 allied loader; Ford tractor 3600 1976 model, 980 hrs., like new, shed kept and one owner, JD manure spreader, PTO, ARPS scraper blades; Ford 3 pt. 7’ mower. Interna tional #46 baler, springtooth harrow; Hekla wheel rake, 3 pt 6’ rotary mower; tractor chains; single beam plow; hand posthole dig ger; jacks; front wheel weights for Internation al tractor, weights for Ford tractor hay eleva tor, 2 bottom MF trip back plow; 14’ gate; 3 PT post hole digger with 12” auger; power pro 2 HP air compressor. Misc. And Some Antiques 014 water pump; anvil; old bam hinges; 2 draw knives; com husking peg; crosscut saw; wooden chicken crates; few blacksmith tools; ice tongs; hatchet; shovels; forks; mowen sighs; hand sprayer; com chopper; electric motors; picks and hoes; wheelbarrow; alum, and wooden ladders; shelving brackets; hand tree trimmers; gas cans; wire, cabinets for shop storage; nails and bolts; 3 sets of new fluorescent lights; cable; wooden window shutters; come-along; chain binders; sledge hammer, 3 large ventilator fans; tool cart; steel shelving; several oak 2’x4’, 3-6”x6”xl2’ poles; other misc. lumber; 4 cycle phone ring ing plant; 4 socket sets; one 3/4” power hand tools; grease gun; orchard grass and timothy seed; scrap iron; steel support posts, B’xlO’ various diam.; vise; shop tables. Horse And Tack 14-year-old part Morgan gelding (tested), very gentle. Pony cart and harness; assorted har ness; hames; 3 horse hitch; Billy Cook padded roping saddle; other tack. Household Potbelly stove; floor lamp made from old rifle; coffee and end tables; several pictures and frames; Singer sewing machine in maple cabinet; wooden desk and chair; bookcase; World Book encyclopedia; wooden rocking chair, brass lamp; coin operated telephone wired to use in home; foot stools; 3 wooden, various size, wooden kegs; canes and walking sticks; dishes; appliances; 2 guns: 22 single shot Belknapand 22 semi-auto Marlin, old Knife with curved handle and wooden case; many other useful items. Mr. And Mrs. Vernon Trumpower Downsville, Md. Number System-ID Required Not Responsible For Accidents Nothing Removed Until Settled For Auctioneer: C. Floyd Davis 301-223-9761 Clerks: Drury And Smith Lunch Rights Reserved THIS WEEK ing public speaker in the 11th grade. Guests in attendance induced National Regional vice president of the FFA, Dean Hoffer and State Resident of FFA, Gerald Greiner, both of Manheim Chapter. Chapter Sweetheart Joyce Dunkelburger, chapter queen Ardis Wolgemuth and the queen’s attendant, Martha Rainbolt, were introduced by the president. Miss Dunkelburger entertained with a vocal solo. -Society of Farm Women 14 will hold its 25th anniversary din- ner meeting at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 8, in the Dutch Town and Country Inn, Vintage. Reserva tions are to be made with Mrs. Aar an Shirk by Saturday, May 28. Dr. John W. Price, curator at the North Museum, Franklin and Mar shall College, will be guest speak er. His topic will be “Over the Gar den Wall.” Serving as hostesses will be Mrs. Amos Shubach, Mrs. John Homsher, Mrs. Jesse Groff and Miss Annie Sides. Twenty-five members made 58 bed pads for Lancaster County Unit, American Cancer Society, Wednesday morning in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Hamish, Willow Street Co-hostesses were Mrs. Maurice Herr, Mrs. Burl Osbum, and Mrs. Vincent Hershey. Refreshments were served at noon. During the regular meeting in the afternoon, devotions were led by Mrs. Hamish, and members responded to the roll call with “A Tribute to Mother.” -Approximately 60 members and friends were in attendance when Society of Farm Women 6 Public Auction Register Closing Date Monday 5:00 P.M. of each week’s publication Auto show Equip., located May. 2100 Penna. Ave., Wil- WED. MAY 16 - S:3OPM, ™^ ,on ' . Ed ®n Buick - Cigar Equip., Collectibles ® w^® rs - Rudn,ck Assocs., and Misc. Items, located at Aucc - 129 Charles Lane. Red PRI. MAY 18 -11 AM, 70 Lion, PA, Signature Beauty Great Holsteins, Machin- Academy, owner, Preston ery> located Sherburne. E. Chronister and Sons. NY, John and Catherine AuctB - Carpenter, owners, Mel THURS. MAY 17 -10 AM, Manasse, Auct. PUBLIC AUCTION We will be selling from Little Indian Run Farm (fbrmer Ralph Bach Farm), approx. 12 miles south of Galeton (Potter Co.), PA. Near Germania off of Rt. 144. Watch for auction signs. Saturday, May 26, 1990 10:00 AM starting with HOUSEHOLD GOODS QUILTS - COLLECTIBLES - FURNITURE - HAND TOOLS Several good pattern quilts; H.O. Braun, Geimania wooden cheese box; store piper rack; egg baskets; apple dryer, 2 pc. McDougal Frankfort Ind., oak kitchen cabinet w/centcr roll-front, insert pore, pull-top (ptd.); Cl. teakettle; buffalo robe; sad irons; wooden skis; trappers basket; blacksmith tongs; sleds; X-cut saw; fence stretcher, drophandle milkcans; shoe last; single trees; glass front cabinet; Enterprise #l2 meat grinder, crocks; hog scrapers; ice tongs; Dietz lantern; oil bottles; pulleys; coid bucket & shovel; nickel/copper tea kettle; old nailpuller, archery tree stand; folding chairs; HANDTOOLS INCLUDE: tin snips; staple gun; comer angle adapter, hammers; 100 amp 6-12 volt battery charger w/boost; 2-2 ton hyd. jacks; BAD sabre saw; Millers Falls screw gun; 44” elec, drill; Vi ” Mateo 200 lb. torque wrench; impact driver; Mateo 10 dwr. mechanics toolchest; V 4 " deep well sockets; channel & water pump pliers; vise grips; Mateo 1/6"-3/8” drill index; snap ring pliers; Sioux air grinder, Mac 3/8” crowsfoot sockets; Mateo toolboxes; dykes & side cutters; screw sticks; 3/8” A % ” sockets; pry bars; Snap-On speed wrench & Breaker bar; Mac 3/8” drill index; Snap-on drill extractor, (10 pc.); Slant vacuum tetter, Mac compression gauge; K&D temp, gauges; Mac combo wrenches; Snap-On left hand drill bits; Mac auto tnnt. 400 psi pressure gauge; EFCO chainsaw sharpener (like new); Hilti #HD-17 hammer drill w/bits; Mac engine & fuel pump pressure gauge; Slant radiator tetter, punches; chisels; Allen wrenches; valve stem remover, battery terminal puller, S&K, Wayne adj. wrenches; S&K Snap-On, Mac sockets; open box & combo wrenches; Husky ratchets; feeler gauges; new automotive items; gas additive; gas line anti-freeze, tubes of grease, windshield de-icer; belt dressing 30-40 SAE oil; starting fluid, battery saver, carb. cleaner; cans of spray in many colors, insect rqrellant, brake parts cleaner with much more not listed. TRACTORS - FARM MACHINERY Ford Jubilee tractor w/loader; 2-Ford 860 series tractors w/Sauder loader, 5 spd., live plo, 3 pth; hyd. valve bodies; chain come-along; log & tow chains; hyd. cylinders; lawn & garden tools; ext. cordr.Hobart 2 cyl. 230 amp air cooled welder; hog scalding trough/ dehairer; A.C. “B” tractor; Stihl 020 10” chainsaw; acy. regulator, refrigerator cart; Sears paint; Kemp mulcher/shredder, trailer axles; 2 wheel cart; I.H. 2 btm. trlr. plows on rubber, dehomer; metal platform scale; milk strainers; S.S. milkpail; butcher block; apple crates; Stanley plane; 6” jointer; wagon wheels; 6” table saw; V bed wood lathe; cyclone seeder, barrel stove; bee smoker; elec, motors; chimney brashes; fencer, 6’ wood stepladder; vise; brace A bits; hand drill press; horse collars & harness; Oliver Superior manure spreader, hammer mills; chain binders; wood clamp; seed cleaner, grain scoop; vacuum pump; flatbed wagon; buck saw; old Chevy axle; A.C. 5’ brush hog; bam folks; Maple sap/syrup eva porator; 100+ lap buckets, lids A spouts; many old hand tools; butchering carcass nil; N.H. #47 3 pth. mower; 2 row com planter, Dynamark 8 hp lawn tractor; J. Deere #l4 “T” baler, Lincoln 225 amp welder; Vanßuren 11 hole grain drill; Cyclone #S3B seeder, wood stove w/coils; 2 row potato planter on steel; weed rake; back blade; Oliver 14" trlr. plows; snow fence A posts; J. Deere 2 pth. 4 bar hay rake; 2 wheel grain wagon; 2 sec. harrow; 3 pth. cultivator/disk; 7' blade; 1 row potato digger, Woods combine; misc. tractor parts; pipe vise; snowplow frame; bench grinder; hog hooks; scrap machinery and scrap piles and more not listed. AUCTION NOTE: PLAN TO ATTEND AN ALL DAY AUCTION FROM AN OLD ESTABLISHED POTTER COUNTY FARM. TERMS & CONDITIONS: Cash, approved or Traveler’s checks only. Out-of-state buy en must have a current notarized bank letter of credit warranting funds. SALE ORDER; 10AM; Furniture, Collectibles, Quilts, followed by Wagon Items, Tools, Machinery, Tractors. LUNCH & PARKING AVAILABLE • TENT IF INCLEMENT WEATHER OWNERS: LITTLE INDIAN RUN FARM Conducted by SCOTT YOUNKIN, C.A.I. & ASSOCIATES AIM 666 • (717) 323-9011 entertained Society 13 ata meeting in the Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren May 7. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Milton Eberly. A duet composed of Mrs. Ray Hixon and Mrs. Charles Rife sang several selections. They were accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Charles Nissley. Mrs. Elvin Keen er had charge of an auction. -Alva Herr, Holtwood Rl, was Indiana Livestock Homer City, PA Thursday, May 10, 1990 Report supplied by PDA CATTLE 126. SL. COWS 1.00-1.50 HIGHER; CHOICE 74.75-76.00, 77.50; SEL. & LOW CH. 70.00-73.75, H. CH. & PR. HOL. 71.50, CH. 67.75-70.00, SEL. 64.00- STAND. 64.00-65.25. H. CH. & PR. SL. HEIFERS 76.75, CH. 70.00- SEL. 67.50-69.50, STAND. 58.00- BREAKING UT. & COM MERCIAL SL. COWS 52.00-57.50, 58.50-62.25, CUTTER & BON. UT. 50.00- 57.00, CANNER & LO CUT TER 49.00-50.25. SHELLS DOWN TO 36.75. YIELD GRADE NO. 1 1170-1730 LBS. SL. BULLS 63 25-65.75. FRI. MAY 18 - 4PM, Int. Scout, Int. Cub Tractor, Fork Lifts, Golf Carts, HH Goods, Lawn and Garden Equip. and Parts, located off Rt. 309 along Game Preserve Rd., Schnecksvil le, Lehigh Co., PA, Vema Fenstermaker, owner, Ralph W. Zetdemoyer Auc tion Co., Inc., Aucts. FRI. MAY 18 -6:3OPM, sth Annual Lebanon Valley Farm Toy Show and Auc tion, located at the Leba non Fair Grounds, Leba non, PA. Scott Min Axnliiww—%wlwr Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1990-A39 installed as the new president of the Lancaster County Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Ameri ca at a meeting in the Manheim Township High School on Tues day in the gymnasium. Other officers elected were Rachel Ann Nolt, Donegal, vice president; Joyce Weber, Warwick, secretary and Mary Jane Herr, Lampeter-Strasburg. FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS M&L 715-930 LBS. 67.00-74.50. HEIFERS M&L 520-810 LBS. 66.00-75.00. CALVES 91. 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