Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 19, 1991, Image 47

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    UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre
Co.) Small streams are natural
treasures, supplying some of our
cleanest and healthiest water and
feeding larger trout streams and
rivers. Managing these small
streams properly helps protect and
improve the environment, said an
aquatic ecologist in Penn State's
College of Agriculture.
"People shouldn't be too quick
to ‘clean out* their small streams,"
said Dr. James R. Pratt, assistant
Public Auction
7TH ANNUAL SCHOOL
BENEFICIAL
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1991
9:00 A.M. (D.S.T.)
LOCATION: From Pearson’s Corner
approx. 8 miles west of Dover, DE. Go north
on 101 to Ist. Rd. (100) turn right go approx. 3
miles. Sale on Right! From Rt. 13 at Dover
Plumbing light go west on Rd. 100 (Denny’s
Rd) approx. 3 miles. Sale on Right! From Rt.
8 at Mellon Bank light west of Dover, DE go
north on Rd. 104 to Rd. 100 turn left, go
approx. 1 mile. Sale on Left!
ON THE MELVIN A. TROVER FARM
SIGNS WILL BE POSTED!
Machinery: McDeering trashing machine,
McCormick Deering No. 7 silo filler, left hand
horse drawn plow, jump scat buggy, new road
cart, Durbin, new fiberglass Durbin box, bug
gy wheels. Misc.; new 10’xl2’ playhouse.
Majestic cook stove, oak bedroom suite,
trundle bed, desks, chest of drawers, chairs,
oak wall clock, wood planes, tool chest,
crocks, jugs, 1 gal. chum, iron pots, hand
made ladles & forks, apple butter stirrer, wood
bowls, rolling pins, iron toys, banks, door
stops, min. violin, frames, pictures, oil lamp,
wall bracket oil lamp, lot of misc. glassware,
cooking utensils, lot of misc. hand tools,
motors, chain saws, lot of groceries, misc.
household supplies. Mossberg 12 ga. pump
shot gun, Thomson Center Hawkins .45 cal.,
Daisy BB guns, clover and timothy hay, straw,
baled com fodder. Quilts: peach & green
medallion sampler (queen), navy & off white
flower basket (queen), rose dresden plate
(queen), 104”xll0" water fowl, wild life
(queen), 4 or 5 quilts made between
1890-1920 never used, off white loops and
forget me nots, dusty blue swan & lilly pads,
embroidered flower (queen), tan & yellow
embroidered (queen), black & rose Colorado
log cabin (king), blue & rose irish chain, log
cabin star (queen), blue fresh water fish
(queen), krazy patch in old fashioned silk
prints, nave & rose trip around the world, off
white in rose pattern, maroon, black, gold and
brown railroad crossing, blue & dusty rose log
cabin star (queen), crafts, stuffed monkeys.
Livestock: Guernsey cow, calves, goats, 2
gilts due in Nov., 2 yr. old purebred Belgian
filly (no papers), rabbit dogs, coon dogs, live
stock, poultry, and many other items not listed
in time to be included in this ad.
ORDER OF THE SALE: 9:00 A.M. -
Wagons; 10:00 A.M. - Furniture; 11:00 A.M. -
Field; 12:00 Noon - Guns; 1:00 P.M. - Quilts
& Hay; Livestock Following Hay....
TERMS: Cash, travelers check, cashier
check or check with current letter of credit
from your bank.
Lunch will be served on the grounds
along with a bake sale, homemade donuts,
bar-b-quc chicken. ALL commissions,
lunch & bake sale benefits will go to the
Amish School Funds.
Flea Market Space Available - Bring your
own table. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND!
CHECKS WILL BE MAILED AFTER
NOVEMBER 1, 1991.
We wish to thank everyone for helping to
make this sale such a success!
SALES COMMITTEE: Melvin A. Troyer,
Raymond Detweiler, Allen A. Miller, John
J. Hershberger, Sam D. Miller, Eli E. Mast.
Auctioneering will be donated by Eugene
Dill, Clarence Sense, Dave Wilson.
YOUR COOPERATION IS
GREATLY APPRECIATED!
Small Streams Are Not Drainage Ditches
professor of aquatic ecology in the
college's School of Forest
Resources.
"They'll probably And some
small fish in the pools that debris
creates, and by giving the algae
and microbes in the water a chance
to break down fertilizers and other
materials, they'll be helping the
environment.
"Bacteria, algae and protozoa
live in these streams and break
down sewage and other organic
The sheep you never have to shear
or dock. Wifi cross with wool breeds.
Registered and non-reglstered prices,
Eighth Annual Benefit Auction
We Care/Hopeway/Jubilee/Freedom Gate
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1991 6:00 p.m.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1991
LOCATION: Farmersville Auction, Farmersville, PA East of Ephrata follow Route 322 to Hmkletown. At Martin's
Bike Shop take Farmersville Road West, follow Farmersville Road approx. 3 miles to auction house on right. Watch for
auction arrows. Farmersville, Lancaster County, Penna.
8:00 P.M. Winrois and Toy Auction, Crafts Auction
Plasterer Equip : Black Bear Structure; Evergreen Tractor.
Binkley & Hurst, Roher Transport; Martin Bike Shop; Walter
Dunlap Livestock, Stevens Feed Mill 25th Anniversary, D. M
Stoilzfus; Hatfield Quality Meats. Wilbur Chocolate, Weaver Nut
Co.; Clay Trucking, Sico; Turkey HtH Dairy. Kountry Kraft Kitch
en; Cloister Restaurant, Keller Bros, (set of 3), Kurtz Bulk Water,
Mast Electric; Sensenig Roofing; Sensenig Feed Mill; Rohrer
Hardware; Eastern Ag Service; Paul B. Zimmerman; Lane. Co
Poultry Assoc.; and many other Wmross Trucks not listed EiH
Toys t Banks; Matchbox Toys; Craft Items: Plants, Food Items
also sailing at Friday nights Auction.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
6:004:00 All. Putcak* and Sausaga Braakfast
9:00 AM. Auction btglna -12:30 P.U. 3-D Pictures
1:00 PJI. Qulltt
50 Plus Quilts
Watlhangings, Comforts
Country Bride; Carpenter Wheel, Log Cabm; Dresden Plate,
Grandmothers Fan, Friendship Knot; Trip Around the World,
Lancwter Co. Rose; Shadow Star; Broken Star; Double Wed
ding Ring; Country Townhouses; Pin Wheel; Comforts; Crib
Quilts; Wall Hangings; Pillows; Craft Items
New items
Handcrafted Parlor Scene, Assorted Cabinets from Kountry
Kraft Kitchen; SO gel Water Heater; Queen Size Box Spring &
Maltese; Twin Size Box Spring S Mattress; IS cu. It Freezer;
Wheelbarrow; New Furniture; Lawn Furniture; Carpet; Lawn
and Garden Hand Tools, Mi kits Drill, Antifreeze, Oil, Hand
Tools, Crocks; Load of Hay; Hardware Hems; Food Items; Feed;
matter and take up nutrients from
fertilizer runoff.” Microbes help
streams "clean" themselves, Pratt
said.
"When sewage or chemicals
enter a stream, the microbes func
tion like a small treatment plant,
feeding on the pollution."
Bacteria, molds and protozoa
also feed on leaves, wood scraps
and debris that fall into the stream.
Microbes and the small leaf frag
ments left behind are eaten by lar
ger organisms such as insects and
fish.
An important way to care for a
small stream is to leave intact piles
of brush and logs that clog it
"These little dams help the stream
and the environment in several
ways," Pratt said. "Even insecti
cides and other chemicals can be
broken down in small streams
when the water pools up."
For Sale
Katahdln Hair Sheep
30 March bom ewe lambs
Smooth hair coats
Henry Licciardello
RD #2 BOX 28
Swedesboro, NJ 08085
(609) 467-1165
SUPPORT FOR PRISON MINISTRIES
“GRIST MILL”
28*xS2 3- Dimensional Handcrafted Painting
By Earl & Mary Sentanig, New Holland, Pa.
“VILLAGE AUCTION"
3-Dimensjonal Handcrafted Painting by Lorraine Raff, Palmyra, Pa
FRIDAY, OCT. 25
4:00-7:00 PM. Chicken B-B-Q
100 Plus Wlnrosa Trucks 6:30 P.M.
"These pools slow the water
flow during rainstorms and stop
contaminants, such as manure and
fertilizer, from washing downs
tream." When water is retained
behind debris dams, silt and sedi
ment settle out In turn, the
nutrient-rich silt helps feed the
microbes that break down leaves,
pollutants and debris.
Pratt said this process also pro
duces more and better food for fish
in the stream.
"Holding back the water even
slightly gives nutrients more time
to be absorbed by algae and other
stream organisms that the fish feed
on," he said.
To be
Sold
at
12:30 P.I
“COUNTRY AUCTION”
26‘xSI’ 3-Djmeneional Handcrafted Pamting
By Zook's Studio, Myerstown, Pa
Dog Food and many other items. Certificates from local
Buahtnssa and Restaurants.
Specialty Items
1. Pedal Tractors Large variety of models
2 CM Paintings by Prison Inmates
3 Blue Herring Woodcarving by Abe Rissler
4. 10'x14‘ Utility Shed
5. Baseball Autographed by Gene Garber
6. Miniature Wooden Pony Wagon
7. Wood Car by Sam Marlin
8. Wood Livestock Tractor Trailer by Maynard Mullet
9. Handmade Wood Tram
10 Conestoga Wagon w/Horses Lamp
11 Pnncess Bear from Moore Bears
NOTE: This it your opportunity to help support the Prison
Ministries by attending this auction Bnng your chan and spend
the day with us Auction win be held indoors 2 Auctions will be
running Saturday Plenty of good food, pork barbecue dinners,
French fries, soft ice cream, baked goods, etc Anyone wishing
to donate food items contact Ken Burkholder (717) 355-9245 or
Ruth Burkholder (717) 733-6061 Anyone wishing to donate
auction Hems contact one of the following persons Glenn
Hoover (717) 733-2680, David Weaver (717) 656-7274, Ernest
Stauffer (717) 733-3763; Marvin Reed (215) 445-7276, Frank
Backer (717) 665-4570; Eugene Hoover (717) 650-3542, Larry
Eby (215) 446-5470; Willis Herr (717) 285-5070
TERMS: Cash or Good Check day of Auction.
Terms By
Auctioneers; Roy Good
Aaron 5 Paul Martin
Rnhard Murry, Richard Stauffer
John O. Stauffer AU-1500-L
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 19 1991-A47
9:00 A.M.
SUPPORT FOR
PRISON MINISTRIES
Glenn Hoover, Chairman
Damming also holds back
damaging storm water. "The ener
gy of water rushing downhill is
diminished by the little debris
dams," Platt said. "This keeps the
stream from cutting deeper into the
ground and keeps the stream chan
nel stable.
"Removing debris from a
stream, particularly with heavy
equipment, can cause erosion and
other problems. This erosion can
undercut culverts and bridge abut
ments, slump stream banks and
destroy cross-stream fencing."
Pratt said that very large debris
dams that cause flooding should be
thinned, but not completely
destroyed.
Public
Auction
Register
OCTOBER
FRI OCT 25 - 6PM and
SAT. OCT. 26 - 9AM, Sup
port For Prison Ministries
Eighth Annual Benefit Auc
tion, Winross Trucks,
Quilts, Crafts, Specialty
Items, located Famtersville
Auction, Famtersville, PA,
Roy Good, Aaron and Paul
Martin, Richard Murry,
Richard Stauffer, John D
Stauffer, Aucts
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