826-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 5, 1994
Extension Home Economists
Garner National Awards
(Contlnutd from P«o« 825) change, strategic planning, prog
ram evaluation, and distance edu
cation in her role as assistant to the
regional director. Major program
ming has concentrated on meeting
the needs of an aging population
through teaching extension agents,
agency representatives, and volun
teers, the VIP Program Senior
Series, and housing needs.
Fay B. Strickler was elected to
the office of vice-president for pro
fessional development of the
National Association of Extension
Home Economists. Fay will be
responsible to provide a variety of
professional development oppor
tunities for extension profession
als that focus on new issues and
technology, interdisciplinary
programming, and communication
and marketing techniques, and
actively seek and promote member
involvement in annual sessions as
planners, presenters, facilitators,
and evaluators. Fay served as the
national arrangements committee
chair during 1994 and chair-elect
during 1993 and she served as
president of the Pennsylvania
Association of Extension Home
Economists during 1989-91.
on a tood cupboard.
Mae B. Hostetter, 4-H agent in
Armstrong County and Faye
Sandsbury, assistant to the north
east .regional director, have
received the Distinguished Service
Award. This award recognizes
Extension Home Economists for
leadership and implementation of
well-planned programs with
results and accomplishments.
Over her 21 year career, Mae Hos
tetter has devoted her efforts to
strengthening the 4-H home eco
nomics and leadership programs
through volunteer development,
not only in Berks, Dauphin, and
Armstrong Counties, but also
through providing program sup
port to staff in 16 counties in
Southeastern Pennsylvania. For
five years. Mae had served in the
role of regional program leader in
4-H/Youth Development.
Faye Sandsbury, a senior exten
sion agent and doctoral candidate
in adult education, focuses on
development of agent and para
professional staff in the areas of
program development, managing
Sale Reports
FIELD SALE
A Farm Auction of
real estate and a dairy
herd was held October
28 by Richard and
Delores Field, north of
Cochranton off Deckard
Run Road in Venango
Co., Pa.
The 130 acres with a
free stall bam, milking
parlor, machine shed
and house was sold for
$210,000.
The 40 head of
grade Holstein cows
averaged $ 1100 and the
calves averaged $6OO.
Sherman Allen was
the auctioneer. *
ESH SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
24 by Levi A. Esh, Jr.,
205 Maple Street, Gor
donville. Lane. Co., Pa.
The 3 unit apartment
on a lot 100 ft. x 200 ft.
was sold for $115,000.
Ron Funk and Gordon
Ressler were the auc
tioneers.
FLEMING SALE
A Public Sale of
Kish-Valle milking herd
was held October2B by
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H.
Fleming on the corner
of S. Walnut St. and the
Front Mountain Road
in Belleville, Pa.
The average of the
first 40 cows sold was
$ll4B. The top cow
brought $2175 and two
fresh cows brought
$l9OO and $1825. There
were 87 cows in the
herd.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.
MUSSER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
28 by Anna Musser, in
the village of Frystown
in Berks Co., Pa.
There were two 1
1 12 story houses on lots
which were sold for
$58,000.
Dwight D. Miller was
GOOD SALE
A Public Sale of real The Cape Cod
estate was held October dwelling was sold for
28 by Curtis and Patri- $lll,OOO.
cia Good, 814 High St., Horst Auctioneers
Akron, Lane. Co., Pa. conducted the sale.
' REDDING AUCTION SERVICE
OUTSTANDING 2-DAY PUBLIC AUCTION
FINE CHIPPENDAU . HEPPLEWHITE ■
SHERATON VICTORIAN - OMENTAL A MODERN
FURNITURE INCLUDES: FINE GRANDFATHERS
CLOCK - HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS - CHESTS ■
DESK ■ TABLES - SOFAS ■ STANDS ■ CURRIOS ■
MIRRORS ;JEIC.
A FINE LOT OF MEISSEN FIGURINES & PIECES
A RARE S.A. HARRISON PHIL A. MEISSEN
WALL CLOCK
FINE DRESDEN & BISQUE ITEMS-FRAMED A
SIGNED OIL A CANVAS PAINTINGS BY; LEO B.
BLAKE A OTHERS ■ FINE LOT CHARLES BOEHM
& OTHER PORCELAINS ■ CUT GLASS & OTHER
EXCEPTIONAL GLASS ■ MISC. GOLD A OTHER
COINS ■ STIEFF ft GORHAM STERLING SILVER
FLATWARE ft OTHER PIECES ■ ORIENTAL &
OTHER EXCEPTIONAL RUGS (SEVERAL LARGE)
■ VERY NICE LOT MANY KINDS CHINA - FINE
LOT DIAMONDS - GOLD ■ SILVER - PEARLS -
GEMSTONES & OTHER EXCEPTIONAL JEWELRY
■ MANY OTHER FINE & EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS
To be held at REDDING AUCTION SERVICE located
taking Route 34, 1/2 mile North of Gettysburg, Pa - bear
right at Y (at car wash) & continue 2 miles on Table Rock
Road to auction site - on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
5:30 P.M.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
9:00 A.M.
This fine sale is from the life-long collection of DR. J. C.
DONLEY and the JANE DONLEY GOLDNER
ESTATE - Gettysburg, PA.
A one of a kind sale ■ Must see to appreciate.,
AUCTION INSPECTION - Thursday, November 10 - 6:00
-800P.M
DOORS WILL OPEN AT 12:00 NOON ON FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER lITH.
TERMS: Cash - Out-Of-State Checks Must Have Bank
Letter Of Credit.
C. David Redding - Auctioneer
PA License No. 742-L
Gettysburg, PA
Ph: 717-334-6941
Wolf & Oyler - Attorneys
Mark Yelk #2933L
PUBLIC AUCTION
rrs TIME TO FINISH THE LIQUIDATION OF WILLOW
MILL PARK
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1994
10:00 AM
LOCATION: 100 Willow Mill Road • Machanlcsburg,
PA 17055
DIRECTIONS: From Rt. SI North take Machanlcsburg Exit,
turn right to Rt. 114, Go approx. 1 Mils to Willow Mill Rd. If
going South on Rt. SI, taka Machanlcaburg Exit, turn Lsfl at
light, Rt. 114, Auction Arrows will ba posted.
Antiques and Collsctibles:
1 Antique National Addlno Machlna SSEL3S3M
1 Antique Burroughs Adding Machlna «ABSI»SS
1 Antique Victor Adding Machine. Antique Wooden Chair.
Antique Universal Hokay. Willow Mill Park Buttons, Key
Chains, Tickets
SALVAGE
1 19'/4 Ft x53Ft 8" Block Building w/Steel Bar Joist (19 Ft), 5-
100 AMP Panel Boxes with Breakers, 1-60 Amp 3 Phase, Cutter
Hammer box, 8 - 8 Ft. Fluorescent Dbl Tube Light Fixtures,
Conduit, Receptacles, Plumbing 5-32" x 6'B” Steel Doors with
Steel Frames Some With Closures (Brick Front).
1 -18 Ft x2O Ft. Wooden Frame Building with German Siding.
1 - 40 Ft. x 100 ft 10" Block Building with 40 Ft. Clear Span Bar
Joists 2 - 6 Ft Alum Frame Double Doors full Glass, 2 - 314 x 5'A
Ft Alum Frame Side Windows, 1 200-Amp Breaker Box with
Breakers, 24 double Tube 8 ft. Fluorescent Light Fixtures, 2-32"
Steel Doors w/Steel Frames, All Conduit and Electrical Outlets.
1 - 30 x 50 Ft Block & Frame Building, All Elec., Plumbing.
Miscellaneous, Furniture, Office Equipment
1 - 4 1/2 Ft. Hard Carved China Cabinet (Subject to Owner’s
confirmation)
1 - 30” Soar ic Fan, 1 - 36" Sear's Attic Fan,
300+ Ft. Cl Link Fence w/Tlohlener. 1 Sears 28,000 Btu
Window AC, i-Carrier 29,000 BTU Window AC, 1-5HPSump
Pump, Dehumldlfler, 6' Portable Electric Heater, 40” Portable
Electric Heater, 2-Steel Cabinets, 2 5 Ft. Secretary Desks, a
Wooden Show Cases. 4, Office Chairs L Shaped Waiting Room
Chair Set, 3 Seat, 1 6 Ft Glass Front showcase, 1 4 Ft Glass
Show case, 1 Single Bed Headboard, 2 Single Bed Frames, 1
Two Ton Allied Trolly Jack. 2 Skids Cement Block, Approx, fin
Miniature Golf Putters. Light Bulbs, 16 Pole Lights with Poles,
4 'h Ft Floor Dust Mop w/Attached Head (new)
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
1, 5 Ft. x 6 Ft. s/s Hood system w/Flre System a make-Uo Air. 1
Gibson Refrig. 1 8 Ft Long x 4'h Ft High Storage Unit on
Casters, 1, Fridldaire Model 45A s/s Square Cube Icemaker 3
Bar Stools, **
AUCTIONEERS NOTE; This sale will last approx. 3 hrs. This
will be the last of Willow Mill Park, so plan to attend. For Info
call park owner 717-732-3225. Auctioneer and owner not
responsible lor accidents or theft.
TERMS; Cash, PA Check or Certified Cheek, I.D. Required
for Bid *, No Out-Of-State Checks, NO exceptions
Auctioneer: _
Mark Yelk #2933L
AmmscPmmpmmmmi
SAT., NOV. 12th AT 9:00 AM
Located: 757 Ridgaland Dr. Dallaatown, from York taka
S. Quean to Dallaatown go through aquare towarda
Rad Lion T/R on Park St. go aavaral blocks T/R on
Mallingar Dr., first right la Ridgaland, home on left,
signs posted.
Following furniture is all in excellent condition:
Chestnut Dry Sink w/Top, Chestnut Jelly Cupboard w/Back,
Chestnut Kitchen Storage Cabinet, Oak 5 Leg Square
Table w/Rope Legs, 8 Oak Slatback Chairs, Oak C Roll Top
Desk, Oak Office Chair, Oak 3 Section Stacking Bookcase,
Oak Open Bookcase, Oak Fancy Rocker, Oak Clothes
Tree, Oak Library Table, Oak Serving Cart, Oak Plant
Stand, Oak Round Claw Foot Stand, Oak Chest, Oak
Picture Frames as nice as you will find, Oak Gate Leg
Table, Oak Gold Leaf 4 Ft. Wall Mirror, Spongeware Bowl,
Butchering Spoon & Fork Set, Skaters Lamp, Antique
Lights, Reverse Painting Light, Pictures such as Frances
Brandage & Picture of Ages of Love, 3 Pc. Parlor Set, 3 Pc.
Wicker Set, Wicker Plant Stand, Oil Painting of Pineapples
& Strawberries, 7 Redware Crocks, 10 Antique Baskets,
Lafeans Cough Drop Tins from York, PA & Other Tins, a
Real Nice Feather Tree, Various Antique Kitchen Jars,
Copper Kettle, Various Deep Wall Picture Frames, Chalk
Houses from York, Drafting Table, Small York Safe, 1 Year
Old Living Rm. Sofa & Matching Chair, Like New G.E.
Almond Refrig., Kelvrnator Freezer, G.E. Electric Dryer,
Sleeper Sofa, Dehumidifier, Exercise Equipment, Weights,
Treadmill etc., Craftsman 11 HP Riding Mower, 5,000 BTU
Air Conditioner, much more not listed. This is one of the
cleanest auctions you will find, everything is in excellent
condition and well cared for. Be on time, good items will be
sold. Early auction will end shortly after lunch.
TERMS: CASH OR PA CHECK
SELLERS*
MICHAEL & TAMARA FOGLE
BRADLEY K. SMITH, CAI
Auctioneer Lie. #B6O-L
717-927-6949
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1994
AT 10:30 A.M.
To be held on premises et:
HIGH MEADOW GARDENS
684 S. New Middletown Road, (RT. 352)
Media, Delaware County, Pa
Equipment: New Holland skid loader model 1555,
with bucket & pallet loader; 1986 Ford state body
dump truck; 1987 Dodge Ram LE2SO 9 passenger
extended van; Tandem utility trailer; Troy Blit chipper
(1 yr.); Jacobsen Chief LT7OO riding mower;
RotoßHers; Lg. cold box storage With compressor;
Uniden mobile base station & transmitters: Reddy
heaters; Sprayers; Commercial exhaust fans;
Fluorescent hanging lamps; Landscape Equipment
& Supplies; New sootts spreader; Spero sodium
grower’s lights; (2) PVC soil pipe; 500 gal. plant
tanks; Quantity of landscape brick & Henri block;
Hoses & Watering wands; Old farm implements;
Quantity of rakes, shovels, bars, lawn mowers &
diggers; Edging, face & pond stone; Garden
fountains; Quantity of garden sprinklers; (3) deck
water gardens & plants; quantity of L-dutch bulbs;
lawn & garden supplies to include fertilizers; Wreath
making machine; Plant signs; (1,000) plastic flower
pots & stakes; Pressure treated wood fencing;
Quantity of cedar lattice; Old wood & metal wagon
wheels; Rolls of plastic; Lg. art crete planters &
statuaries to include turtles, frogs, chickens, hedge
hog, owl, squirrels & ducks; Wooden planters; lathe
structure from Phila. Flower show display; Nursery
Stock; Quantity of trees & shrubbery to include many
rare species such as Red Cedar, Japanese thread
leaf & (2) 8 ft. cut leaf maples, Red Cedar, Tropical
Hibiscus, Bay, Tropical Oleander, Weeping White
Pines, Dwarf Junipers; Weeping Cypress, Flowering
Plum, Ornamental Cherry trees Japanese Tree Lilac,
8 ft. Magnolia, also, herbs, dwarf conifers, assorted
perennials, ground cover, ornamental grasses,
viburnum, deciduous shrubs, American Boxwood,
and much more. Decorative Hems: Quantity of
baskets, dried flowers & herbs, crafts, wreaths,
candles, gardening books, hand painted birdhouses,
painted flower pots, pond supplies, quantity of ribbon,
and a large quantity of X-mas decorations including
artificial X-mas trees.
Miscellaneous: 5 pc. wicker set; (2) oak beds; oak
bureau; 3 part oak file cabinet with combination lock;
Old sea captain’s trunk; Oak medicine cabinet; Metal
& oak drafting tables; desks; file cabinets; Sweda
cash drawer; Amano time dock;,Office supplies;
Weider home guy; Bench vise & grinder; furniture
clamps: Quantity of shop hardware, and much morel
Directions: From Lancaster take Rt. 41 South
Rt. 1 North, 1 mile before Media, take Rt. 352
South approximately 2 miles. Watch for
auctidn signs.
For more information, please call:
GEORGE H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER
(610) 593-7290
AU-001020-L