A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 31,2003
Vegetable Growers
Favor Program
Continuation
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Secretary of Agriculture Dennis C
Wolff announced that Pennsylva
nia’s vegetable growers voted to
continue the state’s Vegetable Mar
keting and Research Program for
another five years during a review
referendum in March. Voters dis
played a strong vote of confidence,
favoring the program’s continuation
by more than a 3-to-l margin.
“This outcome is a very positive
endorsement of the Common
wealth’s Vegetable Marketing and
Research Program,” Wolff said.
“The Department of Agriculture
wishes to congratulate the program
members and is proud to continue
its support of the group’s strategic
efforts to fund research as well as to
promote the high-quality produce
that is grown so abundantly here in
the state.”
An impartial teller committee
met to count the ballots on April 10,
2003. Of 1,426 ballots mailed to pro
gram participants, 533 were re
turned and deemed eligible to be
counted. Thirty additional ballots
were returned but were considered
invalid because they were unsigned,
illegible or postmarked after the for
mal voting deadline. Of the 533 eli
gible votes, 418, or 78.4 percent, fa
vored a continuation of the
program. A simple majority was re
quired to vote in favor of the pro-
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gram in order for it to continue an
other five years.
The Pennsylvania Vegetable Mar
keting and Research Program was
founded in 1988 under terms of the
state’s Agricultural Commodities
Marketing Act, also known as
ACMA. The Act requires the grow
ers to approve the continuation of
the program every five years. In
1993, 60 percent of the growers
voted to continue the program while
in 1998 the percentage of “Yes”
votes increased to 66 percent. This
year, 78 percent of those voting cast
ballots favoring continuation of the
program.
More than 1,400 growers partici
pate and benefit from the program’s
research and marketing activities
designed to support Pennsylvania
grown vegetables.
For more information about the
Vegetable Marketing Referendum,
contact Kyle Nagumy at (717)
787-2376.
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Corner of W. Lightening Rd. & Keech Rd., Branchport, NY.
From Rt. 54A in Branchport take Italy Hill Rd. W. 5 mi. to Italy Hill, turn
right at Blue Eagle Restaurant on Italy-Friend. Rd., go 2 mi. N., turn left on
Keech Rd., go 2 mi. N. to W. Lightening Rd. From Rt. 364 9 mi. W. of Penn
Yan & 1/2 mi. E. of Potter take Friend Rd. 3 mi. S. to W. Sherman Hollow
Rd., turn right, go 2 mi. W. & turn left on Keech Rd., go 1/2 mi. S. to W.
Lightening Rd. Lewis attended auctions for years, bought and accumulated
the unique and unusual. There is a lot to sort, too much to list.
Sat. June 7, 9 am - Farm Equip. & Shop Tools: Ford Jubilee, runs, vg
cond.; IH TD-14 w/hyd. IT blade, runs; IH TD-14 for parts; 2 Ford 2N, 1
w/loader; 2 IH “M”; IH 400 D; MM “U”; Ferguson TE2O in parts; Fordson
w/Ferguson mtd. plow; Oliver 70; 'BB Dodge P/U, runs; ‘3O Ford Model A
sedan for parts; 30-70’s cars & trucks; Case 22-22 combine; Oliver Ann
Arbor 100 baler; Huber threshing machine; Dearborn 3 pt. 2B plows; l-3b
plows; 12’ Oliver disk; Gleaner E combine; JD hay fluffer; IH fast hitch; MM
Uni-Harvester crane; JD “G” rear end w/42” wheels; Cat 20 parts; Kincaid
1 wheel garden tractor; Kohler 2 cyl. & IH power units; Maytag engine; 3’ &
8’ lathes; machinist tools; drill presses; milling machines; welder; huge quan
tity & variety of farm equip.; parts; shop tools & building contents. All large
equip, stored outside, tractors & vehicles sell not running unless noted; qual
ity ranges from collectible to scrap. Equip, preview Fri. June 6,10-6 pm.
Consigned stored inside good usable equip, selling Sat. approx. 1 pm; Fressoi
P. 250 3pt. fert. spreader mtd. on 2 wheel cart; IH 10’ transport disk; NI trail
er mower; IH 45T baler; AC combine; NI #7 picker; gravity wagon; 32’ ele
vator; 4xl6’ trans. auger; JD 953 wagon; Butler 3 ring x 14’ grain bin locat
ed at farm on Rt. 14A at Towns of Seneca & Geneva townline, 1 mi. S. of
Rts. 5&20, 1 mi. S. of Geneva, Grain bin preview Thurs. June 5, 6-Bpm.
Sat. June 14, 9 am-Antique & Collectible Household: Home Comfort
cook stove; oak dressers, china cabinet, buffet & drop front desk; early foot
ed blanket chest; Robbins & Myers coffee grinder; coffee cutter, Homell,
NY; Singer & Howe treadle sewing machines; trunks; Aladdin lamps; NYC
RR lantern; old child’s cart; copper boiler; open canning cupboards; adver
tising items; postcards; scales; crocks, vintage clothes, quilts, bottles, early
tins, books, literature, school bells, clocks, glassware, enamelware, pantry
box; kraut cutter; knick knacks; Stoker stove; huge quantity misc.
Preview Sat. June 14 8 am.
Terms: ID for bidder number, cash or check each day of auction. Lunch.
Dann Auctioneers, Delos Dann, 3339 Spangle St.
Canadaigua, NY, 585-396-1676.
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KINGSDALE
26th ANNUAL
GAS ENGINE SHOW
JUNE 7 & 8,2003
FEATURING QUINCY ENGINES
Route 194 - One mile east of Littlestown, PA, turn
on Christ Church Rd. to picnic grove.
In conjunction with Church Strawberry Festival
Church is also having a beef pit dinner
and sandwiches.
FEATURING
Gas engines. Farm and garden tractors and equip
ment. Also tractor pull on Sat. at 1 PM till ?
Garden tractor pulls Sat. & Sun. Children’s
games. Pedal tractor pulls. Flea Market. Ant. deal
ers. Crafts.
Home style cooking served by church.
For information (410) 346-7327 or
(410) 346-7509
REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., JUNE 14, 2003
REAL ESTATE
OFFERED AT 12:00 NOON
WOODWARD, PA - CENTRE COUNTY
15 ACRES WOODED
photos: www.rgilUganauctions.com
From Centre Hall take Rt. 45 East past
Aaronsburg & go to Quarry Rd. & make right
onto Quarry go 1 1/2 miles & make right onto
Pine Creek Rd. & go 1/2 mile to sign. (1 mile
west of Woodward Cave) 40 minutes East of State
College, Pa. & (Penn State University)
15 Acre wooded parcel w/50’ R.O.W. - This par
cel would make a nice site for a home, camp, etc.
For more info or to see call Ron 814-237-0189.
Terms of Property: 10% down day of auction,
balance due in 45 days
Auction by:
Roger & Cynthia Rearick
AUCTIONEERS: Ron J. & Ron S. Gilligan
#AU339-L & #AU343O-L.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible
in case of accidents.
All oral info day of auction
takes precedence over all written ads.
Estate of Lewis Wild
2 Day Auction
Sat. June 7 & 14,2003 9am
PP® PUBLIC
AUCTION
LIONEL AND
AMERICAN FLYER
TRAINS-ACCESSORIES
TOYS-ETC.
TUES., JUNE 10, 2003
5:30 P.M.
Directions: Ebersole’s Country Auction 1800
Thompson Avenue, Lebanon, PA. Lebanon
County. From Rt. 422 in Annville take Rt. 934
north for 7/10th of a mile to Thompson Avenue.
Turn right on Thompson Avenue and drive 3
miles to auction.
Nice selection of pre-war and post-war Lionel
and American Flyer engines and tenders;
Assortment of cars; Boxed accessories; MPC
new Disney cars; Lionel transformers;
Outstanding collection of P.R.R. and Chessie
Calendars; Large selection of New Lionel and
American Flyer catalogs; Toonerville Trolley;
Lionel classic racing automobiles; 2360 solid
gold strip GGI; Ives and American Flyer
stations; Original wooden lion off a local
carousel; 1800 general box set; 44 army engine
with rockets; Standard gauge 42 engine and 3
cars; Lionel and American Flyer instruction
books; Twenty fifth anniversary T.C.A. with pas
senger cars; Weaver Great Northern (mint);
Union Pacific diesel engine; 224 engine and ten
der; Ertyl cars and trucks; and much more.
Auctioneer’s Note: We will be starting at 5:30
p.m. with Matchbox cars and trucks; Ertyl trucks,
etc.
DAVID L. EBERSOLE, AUCTIONEER
PHONE (717)867-1041 OR (717)838-4950
Lie .#AU-000246-L
Bth ANNUAL
PUBLIC
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
FARM MACHINERY -
ANTIQUES - MISC. ITEMS
SAT., JUNE 14, 2003
9:30 A.M.
MARYDEL, DE
Consignments taken until June 13, 2003
LOCATION: From Marydel go 1/2 mile east on
Rt. 8; turn right on Sandy Bend Rd. Take first
road to the right, Parkers Chapel Rd. The auction
is located on the first farm to the right.
FARM EQUIPMENT & TRACTORS: Case
900 dsl; Oliver 1750 dsl.; Ford 8 & 9N; 340 Int.
w/loader; Horse drawn J.D. sickle mower; J.D.
riding cultivator; 3 pt. Disc; 3 pt. 2 bottom plow;
Pull type M.H. 5 bottom plow; N.H. 519 PTO
manure spreader; 180 Knight PTO manure
spreader; Gleaner K 2 gas combine; 3 pt. Scraper
blade; 1 row 3 pt. transplanter; 1000 RPM PTO
irrigation pump w/lots of pipe; Side delivery rake;
3 pt. Bushhog; Farm wagon; No. 7 sickle mower.
ANTIQUES: 2 Hole com sheller; 1 Hole com
sheller (nice); Crosscut saw; Mantle clock; Anvil;
Dinner bell; Glass & wooden butter chum; Com
cracker; Oil bottles; Milk bottles; Singer treadle
sewing machine; Maytag wringer washer w/2 cyl
Maytag motor; Blue hen chicken waterer; Com
knives; Oliver, IHC & Case wrenches; Wooden
planes; J.I. Case plow works cast iron seat; J.D.
cast iron seats and others; J.D. PTO air pump;
Wood augers; Pedal tractors, JD & Int.
MISC. ITEMS: Potato peeler; White Mountain
ice cream freezer; Sausage stuffer; Air horn;
Garden tools; 28” Wood lathe; 26” Wood planer;
Int. tool box; 200 PSI pressure washer; Foot traps;
Garden cultivator; Meat grinder; Maytag wringer
washers; Chain saw; Cedar lawn furniture; Lawn
mowers; Cream separator; Fishing poles;
Rubbermaid Plastic water troughs; Shop tools'.
6-8 wagon loads of small misc. items.
FLEA MARKET: Space available for $lO. Bring
your own table.
Daniel & Emma Yoder (owners)
Scrapple & Egg Breakfast
Fresh Homemade Donuts
Lunch and Bake Sale Ohio Cheese Available
Not Responsible For Accidents
Auctioneer: Sam Walters 111 (302) 284-4619