A46-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 12, 1991 Mifflin County Farmers’ Association Adopts Policies GAIL STROCK 90% of the people will have to be beverage container deposit can be (long combination vehicle), we fof Mifflin Co. Correspondent computer literate. We have com- enacted. recommend that the current state in PENNS VALLEY (Mifflin puter assisted drafting. We need to 3. We recommend that PFA regulations on gross weight and reaue stinc that the activitLenf a® Co.)—Fifty members and guests become more applied in the investigate the possibility of the maximum length be maintained. state budget committee tv. o*ol® 0 * 01 ® attended the Mifflin County Far- academic and more academic in implementation of a national A policy limiting legislator’s „ nH hi Jr f t , h ani . “P 6" mers’ Association’s Annual Meet- lhe training. So we’re looking health policy. terms failed to be adopted while nlh i r hH hnH f_ c ing, held at the Penns Valley more at integrating the two.” 4 - We recommend an overhaul another policy, requiring proof of resDect t 0 t jT e State Slin<!hi ’ T W , Uh Christian Retreat Center to hear A business meeting followed of the light and sound system in passing a hunter’s safety course an( j another reaues tinT siT'’ Fred Kerr, a member of the Pen- Kerr’s question and answer per- the courtroom. before buying a hunting license, (rum to Pago A 47) 1 ter nsylvania Farmers’ Association iod. Policy development chairman 5. We recommend that taxpay- PUBLIC AUCTION relations department, speak on Dave Esh presented seven policy ers’dollars not be used to bail out w»uivi»w v A AVIV vocational agriculture programs, resolutions iopr discussion and the Pennsylvania Lottery Fund. lyAyi Dl IDI I^^ Kerr, one of 13 people adoption. The following six poli- 6. the use of LCV’s I VULIv appointed by the governor to serve c ies were adopted: My AUCTION on the PA Advisory Council for 1. We recommend that enforce- ' { “vV/1 IV/ll Vocational Education, challenged me nt of Pennsylvania’s Nutrient DAY CARE FURNITURE & EQUIP. the group to help form a working Management Ordinance be trans- COMMERCIAL KITCHEN EQUIP partnership between school board ferred to and maintained within f'UII/VC PIIDMITIIDP A rove * members, students, teachers, the PA Department of Agriculture e t° A I loot administrators, counselors, busi- not the PA Department of Envir- Sdt., OCT. 19, 1991 ness and industry leaders, and onmental Resources. At 10 A.M. parents to develop a successful 2. Due to the ineffectiveness of In the Fogelsvllle Auction Center Bldg., vocational program, including present-day mandatory recycling, S. Nursery St., Fogelsvllle, PA. (Just vocational agriculture. we recommend the returnable West Of Allentown, 2 blocks NW of “We brag about one in five jobs l-78/Rt. 100 Exit), being related to agriculture, yet ....... _ _ only a small percentage of these £ chain of licensed Day Care centers has jobs are in production agricul- beenclosed and we have been commis lure.” Kerr said when speaking of s,oned b V the sacu [ ed Part V to "9 uidat e a" educating and training sludents for & Most ,s ,n ex ‘ cond - on, V a jobs and the disadvantage vo-ag , . .. u . students have in being isolated I J Os P la^ c f airs: fo ! din 9 cj Bl '* stack from regular academic classes. Chairs; lot high chairs; dzs. cribs; dzs. day “We are now working with the beds: bab y 9 ates; dzs - Pine shelf units i PHnrT.L on S dzs. knock down tables: metal shelves; Department of Educauon on the p | astic slj(Jj 100 , s t ma • I nte fr^Zrfmrn.7kiTs d a re o sn chair strollers; sand & water tables: metal utility cabinets: cban 9' n 9 tables i 6 Hobart academic OTientea we neea to get under counter commercial SS dis the academic people to become hwashers; Jordan SS commercial 2 door more practical, or more apphed commercial refrig; micro- And we need to get vocational . . . ? programs more academic. They wave °/ en; silverware; upright piano; file need to be able to do the job, but cab, " ets: ,ron, "9 b ? ards l 30 «lec by the year 2000, for example, Fred Kerr stacking washer & dryer; Royal 1544 AUCTION L Terms-- Cash, Visa, M/C or Approved FOGELSVILLE AUCTION CENTER check (New Customers must have bank A ANTIQUE & MODERN ,etterof refer SgFor rinrA SIJS O CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK rlntAnlVlO Ot OF SLATINGTON, Secured Parly ACCESSORIES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 AT 6 PM S. Nursery St, Fogelsvllle, PA. (Just West of Allentown take Rt 100 exit North off 1-78 for 2 blocks) SHOTGUNS Win #42.410 VR deluxe checkered w/Win #5 engraved patt. in 24 carat gold; Win #42.410 Skeet dbl dia. checkered w/Win #5 engr. patt; Win #l2l2ga.VR deluxe checkered w/Win #5 patt; Win #l2 12 ga. Trap grade w/pigeon made 1922; Win 1912 20 ga. nickel steel brl; Win #l2 20 ga. made 1922; Win #1216 ga.; (2) Win 1897 12 ga made 1906; Win #9712 ga. takedown; (3) Rem #llOO 12 ga. auto; Rem #3116 ga.; (2) Ithaca #5112 ga auto; Rem #B7O 12 ga mag & #B7O Wing master; Browning 20 ga. auto., engraved; Win 350 12 ga. auto; Rem #ll-48 12 ga. auto: Ansley Fox Grade Al 2 ga. dbl brl; Win #2412 ga dbl brl; William Moore 12 ga. dbl brl; Savage #94-6 12 ga.; Riverside 12 ga. dbl brl. RIFLES Sako Forrester .308 w/3xB scope; Win #7O .270 w/scope; Win #70.243 target rifle w/l2x scope; Rem #722 .222 w/scope: Roger #77.243; Savage #99.300 sav.; Marlin 9 mm camp carbine; Ruger P-85 9 mm; Savage #110.22-250; Bing ham .22 mag; (2) Rem 141.35 w/scope; Rem 760.35; Roger 10-22.22 folding stock; Rem #14.32 rem w/scope: Rem #1917 US Army Rifle; British Enfield #4 Mark I; Ml GARAND .30-06 milt w/clips & tools; 10 asstd milt rifles; old Hamilton & Steven .22 Boy's Rifles; 15 asstd .22 rifles; Savage #24.22/20 ga.; Win. 62.22; Thompson Center .50 flintlock & more. HAND GUNS Colt .32 & .22 auto pistols; S&W .32 revolvers; Colt Match Target .22 auto pistol; H&R Sportsman .22 rev.; S&W .22; Ruger MK2.22; new 44 perc Navy revolver, cased; new .44 Flintlock pistol cased; several other new pen; & flintlock pistols; & more. ANTIQUE FIREARMS US COLT double action .45 revolver Pat 1872 w/holster ex cond; J. Hen ry Flintlock long rifle full tiger maple stock, brass work ex cond; Henry musket; Sharps 4 brl pepperbox; Lehman, Lancaster Pa Perc 'A stock long rifle, tiger maple; U.S. Trenton perc. musket & more. MISC. 10 hand carved wdn duck decoys inc; shore bird; gun cabinets; old hunt ing licenses; knives; lot asstd ammo. This is only a partial listing. We have over 140 fine firearms to choose from. Something for everyone! Terms- Cash, Visa, M/C, Approved Check Refreshments served Conducted by Ralph W. Zetilemoyer Auction Co. Inc. (215) 395-8084 PA License iAU-001809-L PO Box 215 • Fogelsville PA 18051 • 215 305-8084 • License MUOOIBOO-L ZCTTLEMOTER AUCTION Antique Auction WED., OCT. 16, 6:00 PM Located Troxelville Auction, Troxelville, Pa., SO miles north of Harrisburg, Pa. off Rt. IS north to RL 104 north to Middleburg, Rt. 522 west to Beaver Springs, right on RL 235, 4 miles to auction. For info. ph. 301-662-3530 - 301-663-0732 or 717-658-7141. SELLING OVER 200 PCS. OP FINE OAK-WALNUT-CHERRY COUNTRY-PRIMITIVES COLLECTABLES Such as; S oak bedroom suits, M.T. 2 pc. walnut bedroom set, mahogany dining set, oak desks, bookcases, dressers, side-by-sides, hall rack, M.T. VicL stand, jelly cupbs., rope bed, wicker, O.G. sofa (circa 1850), crocks - jugs - clocks - lamps - pictures - glassware - collect ables. You name it and it’s here. Auctioneer: C.P. Jacobs, Jr. PA «AU-002333-L We’ll only have a couple more auctions this winter Consisting Of A Lovely Limestone Home circa 1855 With Frame Addition, Containing Approx. 1864 Sq. Ft. Of Living Space On A Lot Measur ing 80’xl72’. This Home Is In Move-In Condi tion With Many Recent Improvements And Has A Commanding View Of Farmlands. Located .3 Miles North Of The Square In Schaefferstown On Rt. 419. Ist FLOOR: L-Shaped Living Room w/Fireplace And Open Stairway, Large Dining Room w/Pine Floor And Many Built-Ins, 1/2 Bath, U-Shaped Kitchen w/Knotty Pine Cabinets (Recent Ap pliances) And Laundry Room. 2nd FLOOR: 4 Hall Entered Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath. Full Attic For Storage (Insulated). Basement Is Concreted And Has An Outside En trance. The Home Is Served With Public Water And Has An On Lot Septic System. There Is A 100 Amp Electric Service And An Oil Hot Water Heating System. The Home Has Large Covered Porches And A Screen Enclosed Porch. TERMS: 10% Deposit Required Day Of Sale With Full Settlement In 45 Days. Inspection By Calling John H. Tice 273-3745 For An Appointment CONDITIONS BY: TIMOTHY AND JUDITH HUBER ASSOCIATES J John H. Tice Broker/Auctioneer 536 E Penn Ave Cteona, PA 17042 Bus: 717-273-3745 Res' 717-274-3567 PO Box 215 • Fogelsvnlle PA 18051 • 215 305 8084 » license »AUOOI6Q9I ISBTTLEMOTKR AUCTION itl ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUE CARS, TRUCKS. TRACTORS. ENGINES. CHASSIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1991 9:00 A.M. Located In The Village Of Green Lane, Pa., Montgomery County. Directions From Route 100 Take Route 29 South Into Pennsburg, Pa. Continue On 29 And Enter Into Green Lane, Turn Left Onto Lumber Street, Continue Vh Miles To Auction Site. This Formerly Being The Ed Dehoach Sal vage Yard. Collection Consisting Of 30's, 40’s, 50’s Vehicles. MApprox. 70 Vehicles Will Be Sold!! McCormick, Farmall, John Deere, Oliv er, Case Tractors: Cleveland Cletrac, Heil Cletrac, Bulldozers: Hough Payloader; Hercules Engines: Federal, Model A-T Trucks: Triumph Mayflower Baby Rolls Royce; Crosley. Grills, Radios, License Plates, Trans missions, Headlight Rings, Hood Orna ments, Bumpers, Fenders, Hoods. Doors, Chrome Assoc. Hubcaps, Starters, Etc. Vehicles To Be Sold In As-ls Condition. Some Are Running Order. This Is A Very Partial Listing, Call Or Write For Brochure #26. Auction For: RAY FREEMAN METALS Auction Conducted By The: J. Omar Landis Auction Service Jay M. Wltman AU001127-L Luke R. Wltman P.O. Box 501 Apple & Robert Streets Ephrata, Pa. 17522 (717) 738-7900 - 665-5735 _ See FuH Listing In Nmxt Week’s Issue
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