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Closing Date Monday 5:00 P.M.
of each week's publication
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every Sat. at 2:23 P.M.
SAT SEPT 23-9 AM Trucks and
Tractors, equipment 109 N
Maple Ave.Leola,Pa 17540
wnloemuth Auction
sat SEPT 23 -10 AM At the Rid
dle Fire Co, along Rt 23,
between Rt 100 & Pnoemxville,
Pa Kathy Maurer, auct
SAT SEPT 23 - 1 30PM Herd
Dispersal Belleville Livestock
Market For Info 717-935-2146
Sale Bam or 717-667-2703 Gene
Gllck
FRI SEPT 25 - 6PM Tri-County
Cooperative Auction Market Assn
inn Hiahtslown, NJ
SAT SEPT 26 - 50+ Tractors,
loaders, combines, farm eq &
more Macfadden’s
SAT SEPT 26 - 9AM Fall Farm
Machinery Consignment Sale at
Morrisons Cove Produce Auction
John Esh auct
SAT SEPT 26 - 9AM Household
Goods, Antiques, Power & Hand
Tools At 707 W Penn Ave,
Robesonia, Berks Co, Pa Along
MILK
Where's your mustache? “
MacFaddens
US Rte. 20,
4 mi. East of Sharon Springs, NY
Saturday, September 26,1998
10 AM
Full Ad on Page
B 30
FRYSVILLE FARMS
3rd ANNUAL
PUBLIC AUCTION
INVENTORY REDUCTION
EVERGREENS, SHADE &
FLOWERING TREES
PEBENNIAtS & S(rtßUi§
FRI., OCT. 2. 1998
Auction Time 3 PM
LOCATION: From Ephrata Rt 322 East to traffic light in
Hmkletown turn left onto Martmdale Rd to Ist crossrd Turn left
onto Frys Rd to stop sign Turn right to auction on left Lancaster
hundreds of Day Lilies & Ornamental Grasses
TREES: Hemlocks White Pine Norway Spruce Blue Spruce
Douglas Fir
ORNAMENTAL EVERGREEN TREES & SHRUBS:
Weeping Hemlock White Pine Alaska Cedar Contorted White
Pine Dwarf White Pine Blue Wave Pine Festigiala White Pine
Pom Pom Pine Bristle Cone Pine Tanyoshe Pine Dwarf Alberta
Spruce Blue Totem Spruce, Globe Blue Spruce Globe Blue
Spruce on Standard Birdsnest Spruce Prostate Blue Spruce
Dawn Redwood Blue Atlas Cedar Dwarf Blue Concolor Fir Fern
Spray Cypress Hmoki Cypress
DECIDUOUS SHRU~~
Flame Pussy Willow Oakleaf
Hydrangea Climbing Hydrangea Dwarf Cranberry Vibrunum
Manesis Vibrunum Variegated Weigela Minuet Weigela Pink
Flowering Almond St Johns Wart Katherine Havemeyer Lilac,
Pres Line Lilac Ludwig Spaeth Lilac, Rose of Sharon Sand
Cherry Crispy Leaf Spirea Anthony Waterer Spirea Potenilla,
Burning Bush Forsythia Wmterberry Holly Goldflame
Honeysuckle Crepe Myrtle Royal Purple Smoke Bush
DECIDUOUS SHADE TREES: London Plane Trees, Oct
Glory Maples Paperback Maples, Bloodgood Maples Crimson
King Maples Silver Maples Red Maples Sugar Maples Northern
Red Oak Pm Oak Weeping Green Beech Weeping Purple Beech
Purple Beech Tricolor Beech Whitespire Birch Heritage Birch
Crimson Frost Birch Gmko Shademaster Locust Sunburst
Locust Weeping Willow
DECIDIOUS FLOWE
Cherry Weeping Cherry Hally Jolrvetta Flowering Cherry Red
Jude Weeping Crabapple Profusion Crabapple Donald Wyman
Crabapple Sargent Crabapple Flowering Pear Kousa Dogwood
Satomi Dogwood While Dogwood Pink Dogwood Cherokee
Sunset Dogwood Cherokee Daybreak Dogwood Eastern Redbud
Thundercloud Purple Plum Stewartia Lilac on Standard
BROADLEAF EVERGREEN: Azaleas (many varieties)
Rhododendron Jap Holly Inkberry Holly Blue Holly China Holly
Nellie Stevens Holly Dwarf Rhododendron Mt Laurel Rainbow
Leucothoe Yucca
EVERGREEN
Yews Parsoni Juniper Andora Juniper Prince of Wales Juniper
Sargent Juniper Blue Rug Juniper Bar Harbor Juniper Wichita
Juniper Spartan Juniper Skyrocket Juniper, Gold Thread Cypress
Pyramidal Arborvitae Golden Biota Arborvitae
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBS: Assortment ol Apples Pears
Peaches Plums Blueberries & Raspberries
NOTE: This is an ongoing business - Must make room for
Christmas Season! This is only a partial list to be sold Everything
subject to prior sale Everything sells to highest bidder regardless
of price Sale order Roses followed by tremendous selection of
perennials & then the balance Food stand
FRYSVILLE FARMS
Auction conducted by
Randal V Kline Lloyd Kreider
Roy Good Jr
Lie #2116 #513 #499 mk
717 445 4309
Rt 422 near Heidelberg Restau
rant By Lorraine Matthew DaleL
Putt, Auct
SAT SEPT 26 -10 AM Stone &
Parrish 3rd annual Machinery
Consignment Auction Just off Rt
29, 3 7 miles S of Montrose or
about 20 miles N of Tunbkhan
nock, turn at JD tractor & sign &
arrows Susquehanna Co Adn
ance Auctions
SAT SEPT 26 -10 AM Mapoval
Farms Inc Complete Farm
Machinery Dispersal Bradford
Co , Pa On Rt 220, 1 mi S of
Athens, Pa From Waverly, NY on
Rt 17 take Exit 60, go south
approxd 4 mi to farm Mapoval
Farms, Inc
SAT SEPT 26 -10 AM Short
Notice For Mr & Mrs Jim
Mortensen From Carlisle travel
east 641 (Tnndle Rd) 4 3/4 mi,
turn right onto Old Stone House
Rd, 3 miles to 1312 Kmer Blvd
Sale on right Antiques, Furniture,
Lanw Equip, Miscellaneous
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Public Auction
October 10,1998
9:00 A.M.
Real Estate, Antiques, Guns
Located in Perry County, in the Village of
Ickesburg, off of Route 74, turn onto Snyder
Lane (at the old school building), follow town
ship road to the first place. Watch for auction
signs.
Real Estate -12:00 Noon
Situated in Saville Township A two story frame
dwelling recently covered with vinyl siding
Consisting of 4 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room,
living room and full bath. Partial basement Oil
fired hot air heat, private water and sewage. Other
out buildings to include - wash house, workshops,
and garage All situated on approximately 2 3/4
acres. Terms: 10% down, balance in 45 days at
settlement. To inspect property, call Sandra
Snyder at 717-438-3242. Note: This property
offers a beautiful country setting and could be
restored to make a lovely home. Must see to
appreciate.
Owner: George E. Snyder
Ickesburg, PA
Sandra Snyder, POA
717-438-3242
Auction managed by:
Mark K. Keller AU-1994-L
R.D. #1 Box 64,
Landisburg, PA 17040
717-^B9-3616
Pennsylvania
ToB
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) For the region’s finan
cially strapped livestock produc
ers, two key measures before
Congress would provide a badly
needed boost, State President
Robert Junk said.
The proposals, to require
price reporting on all livestock
sales and the labeling of import
ed meat, will help make the
market more fair and competi
tive for the nation’s producers.
Mandatory price reporting
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 19, 1998-A43
Farmers Union Urges Measures
oost Livestock Market
will help and end anti-competi
tive practices that have kept
prices low for producers. Nearly
80 percent of red meat process
ing nationwide is controlled by
just three multinational firms.
And, despite precipitous drops
in the prices of live animals, con
sumer prices for meat have
remained constant.
“Mandatory price reporting
will help end secret deals in the
livestock industry that drive
prices down,” said Robert Junk.
“Producers, like anyone else sell
ing a product, deserve full infor
mation in order to make sound,
market driven business deci
sions. Without price transparen
cy, the buyer rides and the seller
gets a low price. That is by no
means a fair, free or competitive
market.”
The second measure will
require “domestic” or “imported”
labels on most beef and lamb
Wissert Named To Council
ALFRED, N.Y. Joan Wis
sert, assistant professor and chair.
Agriculture and Horticulture De
partment, Alfred State College,
was recently named to the Advis
ory Council of the College of
Agriculture and Life Sciences
(CALS) for Cornell University’s
College of Agriculture and Life
Sciences. She will serve a three
year term.
The CALS Advisory Council
provides advice and counsel on
broad matters of policy and plan
ning to the deans and directors of
the college. Forty Council mem
bers offer input on the college’s
programs and on local and state
needs.
Council members are selected
based on their expertise and ex
perience and on their capability in
representing one ex' more of the six
major programs of the college.
The six areas include agriculture
community, human and rural re
sources, environment and natural
resources, food and nutrition, in
ternational programs, and life sci
ences.
products. Meat produced in the
U.S. meets the most rigorous
health standards in the world.
Labeling will give consumers,
who have invested in our food
safety system, the right to
choose U.S. produced meat.
“U.S. producers provide the
safest food supply in the world,
and we’re proud of it. Labeling
will allow consumers to support
that proud tradition,” Robert
Junk said.
Producers should call their
senators and member of
Congress and ask them to sup
port mandatory price reporting
and country-of-origin labeling.
They can be contacted through
the Capitol operator at 202-224-
2131. For more information, call
National Farmers Union at 1-
877-466-2277 also Farmers
Union on the Internet:
http://www.nfu.org.
The focus of this group is
“strategically positioning the col
lege for the 21st century.”
Wissert, who joined the Alfred
State faculty in 1981, has an asso
ciate’s degree from Alfred State
College, a bachelor’s degree from
SUNY (State University of New
York) College of Technology at
Utica/Rome, and a master’s de
gree from Alfred University.
Prior to joining the faculty,
Wissert worked as a floral design
er at the Enchanted Garden Floral/
Gift Shop in Glean.
In addition to her teaching and
academic advising duties, as de
partment chair, Wissert will over
see curriculum promotion, help
coordinate curriculum reviews,
assist in facilities planning, and
serve on the department chairs
council and the academic affairs
leadership team.
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