B. SUBIK FARMS
Stoner Trail Road
Fonda, NY 12068
FARM MACHINERY SALE
APRIL 19, 2002
10:30 AM
TRACTORS: Ford NH 8240 4x4 Full Cab
Powershift; Ford TW-5 Full Cab 4x4 - Nice
Tractor; Int. 886ZW Tractor - Nice Straight
Tractor w/Half Cab; Int 1066 Tractor 2x4 - No
Cab; Int 1086 ZW Tractor - Half Cab; Int. 4x4
1486 Tractor - Rough Looking But Runs Good;
JD 4520 ZW Powershift Side Console; JD 2030
ZE Canopy, Very Sharp Tractor; JD 240 Skidsteer
- New Style, Low Hours, New Tires
IMPLEMENTS; 2 Combines; Gleaner M
Combine 4 Row Com 12 Ft. Platform Grainhead;
White 7300 Combine 4 Row Com Head 30 Inch
Row 14 Ft. Platform Grainhead.
HAY EQUIPMENT: JD 338 Baler, 1/4 Turn; JD
336 Baler; 2 Metal 18 Ft. Hay Wagons; Like New
H&S Pinwheel Rake 28 Ft. Working Width; JD
930 Moco Discbine; Fahre 4 Star Hay Tedder;
Fluff Tedder; Badger 9 Ft. Haybine; Side Delivery
Rake; Vermeer 503 I Round Baler; 9 Ft. New Idea
Flail Mower; Assortment of Hay Elevators (New
Holland, New Idea, Skeleton); Ford 530 Square
Baler; 2 Flat Hay Wagons; 15 Ft. Batwing Bush
Hog
TILLAI
E EQUIPMENT: Tailor 14 Ft. Disc,
Like New; New Holland D-100 12 Ft. Offset Disc;
JD 970 Cultipacker w/S-Tines; 14 Ft. 3 Pt. Hitch
Perfecta Land Finishers; Brillion 12 Ft. Transport
Drags S-Tmes; 18 Ft. International 475 Wing Fold
Disc; Massey Ferg. 14 Ft. Disc; 10 Ft. Brillion
Packer; Case 4 Btm 16 In. Plow; Ford 4 Btm.
Plow; Leon Rock Picker.
PLANTING:
Brillion Packer w/Seeder;
International 510 Grain Drill w/Grass Seeder; 3
Pt Cone Spreader; International 400 Air Com
Planter 30 In. Rows; Truck Mount; Vico Crop
Sprayer, 14 Ft. Booms w/3 Horse Gas Motor
HARVESTING: NH 782 Corn Chopper
w/Pickup Heads; NH 790 w/2 Row Corn Head,
International 720 2/2 Row Com and Hay Pickup
Head; Fargo Silage Dump Wagon; NI 325 2 Row
Corn Picker; 2 Gravity Wagons; 3 Self Unloading
Corn Wagons; F-600 Ford Silage/Gram Truck 4
Self Unloading Silage Wagons; Gehl Grinder
Mixer.
MISCELLANEi
Model 2200 H&S Manure
Spreader; NI 3615 Box Spreader; Gehl 312
Slinger Spreader; Wooden Feeder Wagon; 3 Pt.
Hitch Back Blade; Bumper Hitch 12 Ft. Cattle
Trailer; 2 NH 68 Blowers; F-600 Cattle Truck; 25
Ft. Patz Silage Conveyor; Assortment of
Conveyors and Gram Augers; 2 Flat Wagon of
Small Stuff; 200 Freestall Dividers w/Hardware;
12 3 Ft. Gutter Grates; 2 Big Industrial Air
Compressors; Wood Trailer; 15 KW PTO
Generator On Trailer; Many More Big and Small
Items Too Numerous To Mention.
Directions: Exit 28 off thruway, take left, go
across river, go to blinking yellow light. Take right
on Rte. 5, go 6 miles to first light on 5, take left
onto Stoner Trail Rd. Farm 1/8 mile on right.
Watch for auction arrows.
FRANK WALKER LIVESTOCK
Rte. 30A
Central Bridge, NY 12035
Joe Titus - Manager
Phone (800) 321-3211 - (518) 868-2006
Owner: B. SUBIK FARMS
Phone (518) 829-7790
WASHINGTON, D.C. Na
tional Farmers Union (NFU)
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
THURS., APRIL 18,2002
6:00 P.M.
WOLCOTT, NY
Auction to be held at the farm on Old Ridge Road,
1 mile west of Wolcott, NY, 1 mile north of Rt. 104.
Moving to PA will sell: Selling will be 4 parcels:
PARCEL #1: 157 acres (103 presently tilled, 20
woods) mostly Silt Loam soil, large gambrel roof
bam plus 3 bay shop. Assessed at $149,300. PAR
CEL #2; 35 acres (24 tillable) mostly Silt Loam
soil, tremendous amount of frontage, 2 rental trailer
sites ($l5O each), assessed at $45,000. PARCEL
#3; 14 acres (13 tillable) assessed at $16,200.
Parcels #l-3 sell at $lOO/acre or above. PARCEL
Mi 4-5 bedroom 2 bath two story farmhouse on 6
acres. Also included is old tenant house ($l5O rent).
Parcel #4 is assessed at $79,20Q and sells at $lO,OOO
or above. Financing available for qualified parties.
$5,000 deposit required on Parcel #1 and $2,000
each on Parcels #2-#4. 3% to cooperating brokers
who register clients prior to the open houses. OPEN
HOUSES: SAT. 4/13 from 10 a.m. - Noon and
MON. 4/15 from 3 - 5 pm. For more details call
Craig Wilcox or Willard Pengelly at 585-494-1880.
Eugene and Allen Weiler, owners
STOUFFER’S
AUCTION CO.
On-Site Public Auction
Friday, April 12, 2002
10 a.m.
14248 Royer Road, Cascade, MD
(near Ft. Ritchie)
From Smithsburg, MD: Take Rt. 491 N. to
McAfee Hill stay straight on Royer Road. From
Thurmont: take Rt. 550 W turn left on Royer
Road (at F & M Bank) Follow signs. Discontin
uing fanning will sell the following:
Farm Machinery, Tools and Antiques
1971 Chevy PU C-20 4WD, 58,000 org. mi. elect,
dump & 2 sets racks; NH 474 7 ft. Haybine (like
new), NH Super 66 Baler w/Wisconsm Eng.;
Pequea 710 Hay Tedder (like new); Ferg. S/D 3pt.
PTO Hayrake; Harvey Mod. 300 26 ft. Elevator;
2 Flatbed wagons w/comsides & hay standards;
NH 10 ft. Lime/Fertihzer Spreader; NI No. 17
Manure Spreader; White 348 3-Bottom 18 in.
Auto-reset plow; Bnlhon 16 ft Folding Spring
tooth transport harrow (like new); 18, 20, 24
Spring tooth hanows; 8 ft. Spike tooth hanow;
MF 3 pt. 8 ft. Disc hanow; JD 3 pt. 2 row Com
planter; Ferg. 2-row Cultivator; Ontario 12 boot
grain drill; Shaver/Post driver (like new) 8-1/2 ft
Flat bed farm trailer; 12 ft T/A Wooden hve
stock/grain trailer; Ottowa Post hole digger. Rear
mount Saw mandrel & pulley; 6 ft. snow blade
(fits Ferg. 135); MF No. 10 Lawn Tractor
w/Mower deck; JD Com Sheller; Metal Gate
Panels 10-16 ft.; Cattle Oiler; Tools: 40 ft. Ext.
Ladder; Wheelbanows; 6 in. Craftsman Joiner;
10 in. Craftsman Radial Arm Saw, Chain binders,
IT Chain Hoise; 10 ft. Water trough; Heavy 24 in.
Metal Roofing; Many small hand tools.
Antiques/Collectibles: New Perfection 5 Tall
Burner Kerosene Cookstove; Butcher Kettles &
Rings; Old crocks & jugs; Ig. Wooden butter
chum; Wooden ice chest; Wash Boiler, Iron Pots;
Cast iron hog troughs; Fairbanks Platform scales;
Large anvil; Blacksmith forge; Pedal Grindstone;
Grain cradle; 4 Horse Wagon Running Gears
w/wooden wheels & steel rims; Horse hames &
collars; 24 & 28 in. Circular sawmill blades;
Wooden wheel barrow; Wooden pulleys, bam
lanterns; and many other items. All machinery
has been stored under roof and is in immaculate
condition.
TERMS; Positive identification needed for bid
ders number. Cash, Approved Checks and Credit
Cards w/3% Admin. Fee. Not responsible for
accidents. Announcements day of sale take prece
dence over printed material. Clip this ad
Denny Stouffer, Auctioneer/Appraiser
301-791-6896
Jim Ridenour, Auctioneer
www.stoufTersauctionco.coin
Lunch rights reserved. Toll Free 866-791-6896
CLIP THIS AD WILL APPEAR ONLY ONCE
NFU Urges Senate To
Enact Renewable Fuels Standard
has joined a broad coalition of
agriculture groups, renewable
fuel producers and organiza
tions concerned with the coun
try’s air quality in a recent letter
to the U.S. Senate urging enact
ment of a renewable fuels stan
dard (RFS).
According to NFU President
Leland Swenson, creating a RFS
would triple ethanol production
over the next decade by requir
ing that a small percentage of re
newable fuels, such as ethanol
and biodiesel, be blended into
motor fuels. Pending legislation
would increase renewable fuels
use from two billion gallons in
2003 to five billion gallons in
2012.
“The Renewable Fuels Stan
dard provides great opportuni
ties for farmers and consumers
by aiding the pursuit of sound
farm, environmental, security
and economic polices,” Swenson
said. “It will help increase
market prices for commodities,
ANTIQUE & ESTATE AUCTION
KENTUCKY RIFLE; PARKER & BROWNING
SHOTGUNS & WINCHESTER & WEATHERBY
RIFLES; CIVIL WAR & WWII ITEMS;
MAHOGANY FURNITURE & CORNER
CUPBOARD; PINE FURNITURE;
KERMAN RUGS; H.O. SET; TOYS; DOLLS;
QUILTS; STERLING; B&O, WEDGWOOD AND
OTHER CHINA; GLASSWARE; AMERICAN &
AFRICAN HUNTING TROPHY MTS; DECOYS;
SPORTS MEMORABILIA; EAGLE CONVEX
MIRROR; ‘9l FORD CROWN VICTORIA;
CUB CADET DIESEL LAWN TRACTOR
BOXES & BOXES OF ITEMS
4-H BUILDING, TIMONIUM FAIRGROUNDS
YORK ROAD, TIMONIUM, MD
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2002
3 PM Preview At Noon
FURNITURE: Mahogany comer cupboard; Mahogany dining room suite,
mahogany furniture; marble top table; inlaid music cabinet; Victorian slant
front desk; dining room sets; office furniture; upholstered furniture; Hey wood
Wakefield; Mahogany drop leaf table; Mahogany Queen Anne style table,
Fancy convex mirror with eagle decoration; Mahogany oval table; cedar
chest; Deco vanity; pine bedroom suite; 2 free standing show cases, and
more.
STERLING. CHINA. GLASS & JEWELRY: Five dollar gold piece; Stieff
Rose pattern sterling; cased ladle; Masonic pieces, Daguerreotypes; still
bank; scrap books; post cards; coins, costume jewelry, toys and doll from
estate; large quantity of black art - prints and carvings, old radios, Wallace
Nutting picture, depression glass; large quantity of B & O china, Shenango,
quilts; brass kettle; crocks and Jugs and more.
MOUNTS: Shot in Botswana in 1971 - Lechwe, Reed Buck, Great Kudu,
Sable Antelope, Gemsbok; Cape Buffalo - Tanzia 1961; Pronghorn Antelope
- North America; Mule deer - North America
DECOYS: Full size, half size and miniature decoys.
SPORTS MEMORABILIA: Baseball from Cal’s last game and others; ‘94
Red Wing signed baseball; Ravens opening day ticket 9/1/96 signed. Raven’s
Super Bowl football; 2 tickets to Cal’s 3000th hit game; 2 tickets to Cal’s
400th home run game, set of 1980 World Series and American League
Championship tickets; many other tickets, 1989 Topps baseball wax box 36,
Program from last opening day at Memorial Stadium; Program from Cal’s
last game with final scoiecard; many other programs, guides, mugs, glasses,
pins, cups, bobble heads, flags, books, fishing lures; Ravens truck 1996,
signed Je. Lewis; and much, much more
7 PM - VEHICLE
1991 Ford Crown Victoria, 4 dr sedan, leather interior,
inspected, 40,000 miles
POLS: 1988 Cub Cadet Diesel Tractor,
Model 1572 with 50” mower deck and Kubota engine - D6OOB, 16’ lawn
equipment trailer; Troy-Bilt tiller - 7 hp, chipper-shredder; pressure washer.
HJIPMEN'
7 PM - LAWI
Linco spot welder; drill press, radial arm saw,
and bits #2,#4,# 5, # 9 # 39, # 71, # 75, # 78, # 248 A, wood machinist tool
box.
Kentucky
rifle, perc, full stock, patch box and inlay dec,, Hawthorne 410 bolt action,
Parker bros. double barrel 16 ga, double triggers, “GH” grade, 26”, 2
Springfields 30.06, sportenzed w/ scope, Winchester mod 72 A, .22 cal;
Winchester mod. 94, 30-30’ Browning O/U, 12 ga. w/ vent, rib, 26”,
Browning automatic 12 ga; Weatherby 257 w/ scope -3x9 Redfield,
Winchester mod. 70, 30.06 w/ scope - Griffin & Howe, Early Green Beret
medals, patches, etc. -MacArthur period; 2-volume set of Personal Memoirs
of U.S. Grant - signed and dated 1885; framed confederate bill. A licensed
Federal Firearms dealer will be on the premises to execute the paperwork -
all fees for this will be paid by the purchaser(s)
INC. GUNS. Ci
also AT 7 Pi
TERMS: Cash/approved check 10% Buyer’s Premium, 5% Sales Tax,
where applicable. Immediate Removal. Food Available. ATM on premises.
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611 Bosley Avenue • Tovvson, Maryland 21204 • 410-823-3993
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enhance the security ot our ruei
supply, and ensure the availabil
ity of gas and diesel additives
that help the environment.
“Processing plants that pro
duce biofuels are popping up
across the nation,” Swenson
added. “Many of these facilities
are farmer-owned cooperatives.
Farmers and processors are
gearing up to meet the new envi
ronmental and energy security
challenges.”
Joining NFU on the letter
were the Renewable Fuels Asso
ciation. Environmental and
Energy Study Institute, Ameri
can Bioenergy Association. Na
tional Corn Growers Asso
ciation, American Corn Grow
ers Association, American Farm
Bureau Federation, Clean Fuels
Development Coalition, Ameri
can Coalition for Ethanol, Na
tional Grain Sorghum
Producers, New Uses Council,
Global Biorefiner and the Amer
ican Soybean Association.
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