o1 12 0S: Ta toE 3 -id3 we bio ochre our DiG is 808 old so sainT Hookup, $40 Quarterly Rate for LASA (905' Contracts Approved For 1st Construction To Start in July Lancaster Area Sewer Authority took several steps Friday in preparation for the start of construction in July on the $21.6 million LASA project. The authority set the connection fee at $275 per connection, established a rate of $40 per quarter to homeowners, and officially awarded 19 sewCer construction contracts for the $21,632,474 project. It also passed its operating rules and regulations, an agreement to provide sewage transportation treatment to Manheim Twp. and the payment of $256,922 to townships and boroughs for loans. MEET MONDAY Manheim Twp.
officials will meet Monday to vote on accepting LASA services at a cost of $100,000 annually. For their loans to LASA, the municipalities and the amounts they will be paid are: en -East Hempfield $92,629.29. Manor Tw $32,838.19. -West Hempfield $22,179.15. -Lancaster Ho $11,640.25.
AL -East Petersburg, bodies -Mountville, $30,576.75. REPAY LOAN Mountville will also receive $23,800 for reimbursem*nt in connection with construction of sewer facilities. LASA also approved the repayment of a loan from Commonwealth Na- en tional Bank, totalling $55,451.84. LASA members stressed that the $275 connection fee will be charged for each connection to the sewer line. If an apartment, example, dwelling and has would 150 be better served by two connection points, LASA would charge $550.
In its resolution about connection fees, LASA stated it would be up to the home owner to pay for the line coming from his home to curb or property line, and the work is subject to LASA approval. QUARTERLY RATE A quarterly rate of $40 was established for the following: single family dwellings, each apartment unit, each mobile home, church, municipal building, fire house, post office, salon, barber ONE shop, financial institution, and service station without car washing facilities. -06 1691 Day schools will be charged $4 per pupil per quarter, and -97 hotel and motels will pay $16 biv per quarter for each unit. Restaurants and bars will be bits charged $4 per quarter for 119. each employe plus $4 per quarter for each seat reguTarly intended for customer use, with a minimum of $80 per quarter.
RETAIL STORES Grocery stores, drug stores and retail stores with less than 10 employes will pay $4 per quarter for each employe with a minimum of $40 per quarter. Funeral homes will pay $60 per quarter. Other commercial or business places not regularly dispensing food or beverages for consumption on the premises will 1 pay $4 for each employe plus $40 per quarter, for each public rest with a minimum of $40 per quarter. LASA has also compiled a list of other businesses, such as private clubs, nursing homes, bowling alleys and service stations with car wash facilities, which will pay according to gallonage. RATES LISTED The rates per quarter are: 0 to 15,000 gallons $40; 15,000 to 100,000 gallons $2.20 per thousand gallons; 100,000 to 1 million gallons $1.80 per thousand gallons; and all over 1 million gallons $1.20 per thousand gallons.
For the above purposes a meter or measuring device will be installed at the sewer connection. A 14-page list of rules and regulations was passed. However, LASA expects many changes and amendments before the 1 rules are applicable, sometime in 1974 when the actual hook-ups begin. LIABILITIES Among the liabilities and responsibilities of LASA and the homeowners and businesses, one rule warns that the authority will not be responsible for damage caused by basem*nt flooding due to a pluglarged sewer line. 101 The regulations also specify what types hook materials can ,19 snobe used in the and what is types of sewage authority will refuse to handle.
OZ From A to SELL Antiques Boats Cameras Dogs Electric Ranges Furs Guitars Home Furnishings Indian Clubs Jacks Kettledrums Luggage Motors Nozzles Oboes Pets Quilts Radios Sporting Goods TV's Umbrellas Valves Washers Xylophones Yachts Zircons Air Conditioners Bikes Cribs Drums Embroidery Fishing Rods Golf Clubs Highboys Insulation Juvenile Furniture Kodaks Lamps Microscopes Nursery Furniture Organs Pianos Quivers Refrigerators Stereos Tables Ukuleles Vaporizers Winches Yard Tools Zithers ACTION ADS Phone 397-5251 or write: LANCASTER NEWSPAPERS, INC. Index TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Houses Open for Antiques 42 Houses For Apartments For In 7 Apartments Fer Rent- Instruetion. Unfurnished. 59 ......75 income Aute Repairs -Perts- Investment 64A .....77 Aute Financing Autos For 19 Juvenile Autos -Trucks Autos- -Classic Lawn Garden 31 Autes-Import 18 Legal Lots 70 Babysitting. 55 Livestock- 25 Boats Marine 37 13 14 Lost 2 Building 37 A Business Machinery 26 Business 64 Miscellaneous For Business 45 Mobile Homes Cards of 1 Mortgage Cemeteries Motorcycles Christmas Trees Moving 32 A Musical Coins Construction 72 11 Cottages Custom Farm Nursing -Elderly 56 0 Distent Office ...65 Empleyment 48 Pets Photo 36 Farm 27 Poultry Farms Farm 71 Public 10 Fish Bait 33 Flea Reams For Florists 5 Real Estate 74 43 29 Funeral Services Funeral (See the Service Center) Situations Snowmobiles 62 23A Sports 47 Swap A 52 Swimming 51 Travel Trailers-Campers Help--Male or 49 Recreational Home 54 Trucks Household 38 Houses For 66 House For 67 Wanted to 12 Houses For Wanted to 61 NOTICE TO ALL ADVERTISERS WANT ADS Cancelled on the same day placed, will appear and be billed one day, unless cancelled before 12 noon.
Read your ad carefully the first time it appears in the paper. If itcontains an error, please call 397-5251 and ask for an Ad- Taker. Errors not the fault of the Advertiser, which clearly lesson the of the advertisem*nt will be adjueted however, the Lancaster Newspapers cannot be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an ad. When cancelling an ad you will be given a "'KILL retain this number as a record of your call. No adjustment will he given: without this number.
Lancaster Newspapers, 8 W. King Lancaster, Pa. Intelligencer Journal New Era Sunday News 397-5281 MONDAY thru SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. When you start an ad it appears the follewing morning, excepting best and Found ads which are taken te start in evening or morning papers.
(Legal advs. and Funeral Invitations are also the exception.) When you stop an ad it is taken out of morning paper the day following your coll (if call is made within deadline). Funeral Invitations 3 Legal Notices ROMBERGER Entered into rest in lebanon, Pa. on June 22, 1972, William U. Romberger, husband of Edith Kull Romberger, Myerstown, in friends his are 66th year.
respecfully nvited to atRelatives and tend the funeral from Kercher Funeral home, 9 N. College Myerstown. on Monday at 10:30 A.M. Interment at Union Cemetery, Schuylkill Haven. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening from 7 to 9.
SHEAFFER-Entered into rest in Rheems on June 23, 1972. Samuel E. Sheaffer, husband of the late Ida Boll Sheaffer, formerly of 55 S. Poplar Elizabethtown, in his 84th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Frank S.
Miller Funeral Home, 130 N. Market Elizabethtown, Monday at 2 P.M., with the Rev. William A. Groff Jr. officiating.
Interment in the Reformed Church Cemetery, Maytown. Friends may call, at the Miller Funeral Home on Sunday evening. STEDHOF -Entered into rest in Earl Twp. on June 22, 1972, Henry M. Siedhof, husband of the late Anna Usner Siedhof, of New Holland R2, in his 69th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the George D. High Funeral Home, 145 W. Main New Holland, on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Ranck's Cemetery. Friends may call at the High Funeral Home on Sunday, 7-9 P.M.
WEIT-Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa. on June 22, 1972, William Louis Weit, husband of Marion G. Mundorf Weit, of 1705 Rothsville Road, Rothsville, Pa. in his 52nd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Stradling Funeral Home, 30 North Ninth Street, Akron, Pa.
on Tuesday at 2 P.M. with Rev. Robert S. Smethers, officiating. Interment In the Lutheran Cemetery, Rothsville, Pa.
Friends may call at The Stradling Funeral Home on Monday evening 7 to 9 P.M. YOHN- into rest in Lancaster, on June 21, 1972, Miss Jean A. Yohn, daughter of the late Edward and Mary Baker Yohn, of 319 N. Duke Lancaster, in her 98th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Snyders Funeral Home, 141 E.
Orange Lancaster, Monday at 10 A.M. with the Rev. Wilbur E. Trexler officiating. Interment in the Mountville Cemetery.
Friends may call at Snyders Funeral Home, Sunday, 7 to 9 P.M. 2 Lost Found FOUND: Small Miniature SILVER MALE POODLE, with blue collar, vicinity of Manor Ridge. 397-6602. LOST: BLACK-WHITE-BROWN CAT vicinity of 1100 Block Richmond Road near Millersville. REWARD.
392-7210. LOST Boy's light blue sports jacket, size 36, vicinity Catholic High. Reward. 397-7267 LOST: On Little Conestoga Creek, between Marietta Pike -Columbia Avenue, blue ROWBOAT, 10'. 397- 6528.
Liberal Reward. LOST: Two LAMBS in Lexington area, call 626-7075. LOST: Wire-haired, FOX TERRIER, white with brown-black spots, vicinity Hamilton Park. 397-1732. legal Notices RESOLUTIONS TO BE ADOPTED Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Act of June 25, 1947, P.L.
1145, and its Amendments, that the Supervisors of Sadsbury Township intend to adopt a Resolution imposing a tax on the transfer, after July 6, 1972, of real property or of any inferest therein, located in the Township payable by the transferees at the rate of of the value of the property or interest transferred. The reason which, in the judgment of the Township Supervisors, necessitates the imposition of the tax is the need of the Township to increase its revenue for general purposes. It is estimated that the revenue to be derived from said proposed tax is $4,000.00. The said Resolution will be acted upon at the meeting of the Township Supervisors to be heid on July 5, 1972 at 7:30 P.M. E.D.S.T.
at the Sadsbury Township Building on White Oak Road (Pa. Legis. Route 36019), RD Christiana, Pennsylvania. NICHOLAS YODER, Secretary SAM FERGUSON MUSSER, 1 LANCASTER, NEW ERA-SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1972-17 place want-ad for quick results Call 397-5251 8:30 5:00 P.M. Funeral Invitations BARNES Entered into rest in Neffsville on June 23, 1972, Prof.
Horace R. Barnes, husband of Laura M. Hibberd Barnes, of 1518 Clearview Lancaster, in his 86th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the funeral home of Fred Groff Inc. 234 W.
Orange Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in Brandywine Baptist Church Cemetery, Chadds Ford, Pa. There will' be no viewing. Please omit flowers. BENEDICT -Entered into rest in this city on June 23, 1972, Irene M.
Benedict, wife of the late Benjamin Harrison Benedict, of 320 N. Duke Lancaster, in her 80th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 414 E. King Lancaster, on Monday at 2 P.M.
with the Rev. George R. Barth officiating. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery, Safe Harbor. Friends may call at the Charles F.
Snyder Funeral Home on Sunday, 7-9 P.M. DANIELS Entered into rest in Paradise, Penna. on June 22, 1972, John H. Daniels husband of Elizabeth Laube Daniels, of LaPark Avenue, Paradise, in his 77th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Brown Funeral Home, Paradise, on Wednesday af 1:00 P.M. Interment in.
Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, Penna. Friends may call at The Funeral Home on Wednesday from 12 noon until time of service. DITZLER-Entered into rest in Lancaster on June 23, 1972. Alma S. Ditzler, daughter of the late Charles C.
and Laura Smith Ditzler of Silver Spring, in her 78th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Hempfield United Methodist Church, 3050 Marietta on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment in the Silver Spring cemetery. Friends may call on Monday from 10 A.M. until time of funeral at the church.
The R. A Sheetz Funeral Home, Rohrerstown, in charge of arrangements. ECKMAN-Entered into rest in Lancaster, Penna. on June 24, 1972, Dorothy M. Eckman, wife of David E.
Eckman 1577 New Holland Pike, Lancaster, Penna. in her 35th year. Relatives and friends are re spectfully invited to attend the funer81 from The Advent-St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 969 East Orange Street, Lancaster, Penna. Tuesday at 2 P.M.
Interment in the Zeltenreich Cemetery. Friends may call at The Snyder Funeral Home, 141 East Orange Street, Lanaster, Penna Monday from 7 to 9 P.M. CHANGE OF TIME FORRY-Entered into rest in Lancaster on June 20, 1972, Arthur S. Forry, husband of Ada B. Aldinger Forry, of 435 E.
High Elizabethtown, in his 73rd year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Conewago Church of the Brethren, Hershey R1, Sunday at 2 P.M., with the Rev. Howard A. Whitacer and the Rev. Earl G. Eshleman officiating.
Interment in Grandview Memorial Park, Annville. Friends may call at the Miller Funeral Home on Saturday evening. GABRON- Entered into rest in this city on June 23, 1972, Gertrude M. Gabron, wife of Albert Gabron, of 619 S. Ann In her 68th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Young Funeral Home, 317 E. Orange Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Riverview Burial Park. Friends may call at The Young Funeral Home, Sunday from 7 to 9 P.M. HACKMAN Entered into rest in Conestoga Township on June 22, 1972, Dennis Daniel Hackman, son of Daniel H.
Arlene McDonald Hackman, of 12 Nolt Avenue, Willow Street, in his 20th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Boehm's United Methodist Church, on Monday at 10:00 A.M. Interment in the adjmining cemetery Thre will be no public viewing on Sunday evening. Please omit flowers, those desiring may contribute in his memory to, the memorial fund of Boehm's United Methodist Church, C-0 Mr. Benjamin Barr, Treasurer, or to Mr.
Donald Donaldson of the Global Harvesters Foundation P.O. Box 32, New Albany, Indiana. 47150, C-0 Miss Ruth Carrigan, New Providence, R1, Penna. Arrangements by The Gundel Funeral Home, 415 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Penna. HORNBERGER Entered into rest in Elizabeth Township on June 22, 1972.
Lottie G. Hornberger, of 108 S. Market Ephrata, in her 43rd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Spacht Funeral Home, S. Broad and Center Lititz, on Monday at 2 P.M.
with the Rev. Robert 0. Hess officiating. Interment Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Brickerville. Friends may call Spacht Funeral Home Sunday from 7 to 9 P.M.
HORNBERGER Entered into rest in Elizabeth Township on June 22, 1972. Wanda J. Hornberger, daughter of Merle Snader and the late Lottie G. Hornberger, 108 S. Market Ephrata, in her 12th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Spacht Funeral Home, S. Broad and Center Lititz, on Monday at 2 P.M. with the Rev. Robert 0. Hess officiating.
Interment Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Brickerville. Friends may call at the Spacht Funeral Home Sunday from 7 to 9 P.M. KAUFFMAN Entered into rest in East Hempfield on June 23, 1972, Anna Leaman Kauffman, wife of the late Elmer Neff Kauffman, Manheim R1, Pa, in her 81st year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the East Petersburg Mennonite Church, Monday, at 2 P.M. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
Friends may call at the Gundel FUneral Home, 415 N. Duke Lancaster, Sunday from 2 to 4 P.M. and at the church, Monday between 1 and 2 P.M. KAUFFMAN Entered into rest in Leaco*ck Pa. on June 23, 1972, Benjamin M.
Kauffman, son of Samuel K. and Sarah Stoltzfus Kauffman of Ronks, R.D. 1, in his 10th month. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Late home on Monday at 11:30 Standard Time. Interment in Myers Cemetery.
Friends may call at the late home from the time of this notice until time of service. Furman Home for Funerals, Leola, Pa. LIGHT -Entered into rest in Hershey on Friday, June 23. Ira G. Light, husband of Elizabeth Reeves Light of 114 West Ridge Grove, Palmyra, in his 69th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Rothermel Funeral Home, South Railroad and Pine Streets on Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in Delle Grove Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home at 10 A.M. on Monday. MANNING Entered into rest in West Donegal Twp.
on June 23, 1972, Benjamin G. Manning, husband of the late Mary S. Kiliheffer Manning, Millersville RT, in his 93rd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Millersville Mennonite Church on Sunday at 2 P.M. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
Friends may call at The Gundel FUneral Home, 415 N. Duke Lancaster, Saturday, 7-9 P.M. also at the church on Sunday between 1 and 2 P.M. Please omit flowers. MYERS Entered into rest in Hershey, Pa.
on June 24, 1972, Catharine P. Myers, wife of Norman G. Myers of 572 Ridge View Elizabethtown, formerly of Rheems, Pa. in her 64th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Frank S.
Miller Funeral Home, 130 North Market Elizabethtown, Pa. on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment in Mt. Tunnel Cemetery. Friends may call at The Miller Funeral Home on Monday evening.
PEACHEY Entered into rest in Lancaster, on June 20, 1972. Mrs. Salome Bender Peachey, wife of Shem Peachey, of Lititz. R.D.3, in her 77th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Bart Mennonite Church, on Sunday at 2 P.M.
Interment in the adjoining Cemetery There will be no viewing Saturday evening, however, friends may call one hour prior to the service at the church on Sunday. Please omit flowers. Reynolds Funeral Home, Quarryville, Pa. PERIC-Entered into rest in Hershey on Thursday, June 22. Daniel Peric, husband of Anna Herberger Peric of 249 W.
Walnut Palmyra, in his 53rd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Rothermell Funeral Home, S. Railroad and Pine Streets, Monday at 1:30 P.M. with the Reverand Melvin Tatrich officiating. Interment in the Grantville Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home Sunday between 7 and 9 P.M. RINEER -Entered into rest in this city on June 23, 1972, Ethel Blanche Coble Rineer, wife of Ralph S. Rineer, of 430 South Queen Lancaster, Pa. in her 57th year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Young Funeral Home, 317 E. Orange Lancaster, Pa.
on Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in Mellinger Mennonite Cemetery. Friends may call at The Young Funeral Home on Sunday from 7 to 9 P.M. 10 Public Auctions PAUL Z. MARTIN'S CONSIGNMENT FARM EQUIPMENT SALE JUNE 28, 1972 AT 9:00 A.M.
To be held at my New Place of Business, 2 miles East of Intercourse, Route 340 miles South of New Holland. TRACTORS Large Equipment of All Kinds Horse-drawn Dairy Tools Posts, Lumber, Hay and Straw NOTICE-This Sale is for Your Balers, Combines, and Wheat Harvesting Equipment. SPECIAL NOTICE Irrigation Pipes with Rainbow Sprinklers. We have Buyers for Hay and Straw. Open 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, June 26 and 27, and Sales Day. PAUL Z. MARTIN BLUE BALL, Pa. PhONE 717-354-6671 BUSINESS 768-8108 MARTIN AUCTIONEERS AND ASSOCIATES NEXT SALES AUGUST 2 HORSE SALE WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, at 6:00 p.m.
NOTICE SPECIAL ANTIQUE SALE ALL DAY IN OCTOBER COUNTRY REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1972 2:00 P.M. Located along Rt. 850, Mi. East of Honey Grove, Juniata Penna, Parcel No. 1: 24 72, modern, ranch style dwelling, erected on approx.
5 a. of cleared land. Parcel No. 2: Approx. 140 a.
of wood land, bor. dering on state game lands. Parcel No. 3: 12 30 block cottage, furnished, on approx. a.
bordering on state game lands. Note: All parcels have trout streams running through, and border on Rt. 850. For complete listing, write auctioneers. For inspection, call 717-438-3456.
LONG BROS. AUCTIONEERS R. D. 2 PORT ROYAL, 17082 MR. MRS.
LARRY HORNING formerly W. Orange Lancaster. Mary Brown Potts, Charles Snyder, Lancaster, Pa: Mrs. Elsie Graves, Milton, for other owners. A very fine large sale of Period Furniture, 22 Oriental Rugs, and American Antiques.
The following is a brief listing. IRONSTONE: Tealeaf Luster Band, Grape Leaf Teapot, Luster Wheat Teapot, Wheat Clover Pitcher. Numerous Staffordshire Plates, Early Late Adams Rose Plates Platter, R. S. Prussia Red Star Bow, Stick Spatter Cups Saucers Plates, Luster Soft Paste Plate, Rebecca at the Well Teapot, Majolica, Porcelain Figurines, Royal Doulton Toby Pitcher, Meissen Dresden China, French China.
DECORATED CHINA: Shell Shape Sauce Dishes, Creamers, Candle Holder, Tea Set, Soup Bowls, Demitasse Cups Saucers, Plates. Ramekins Saucers, Teapots, Chocolate Pot, Dinner Plates. PRESSED GLASS: Numerous Early Patterns Cut Log Covered Jar, Cologne Bottles, Olympia Ship; Opalescent Dish, Vase Bowls; Pitchers, Caster Set, Compotes, Cruets, 5. pc. Lion Face Table Set, Cake Stands, Open Edge Compote, Salts, Footed Bowls.
Carnival Heisey Glass. Enamel Dec. Victorian Vases, Cranberry Rose Bowl. A LARGE VARIETY OF CUT GLASS incl. Painted Decorated Pieces.
ISAAC HADWEN, LIVERPOOL, CHIPPENDALE GRANDFATHER CLOCK, with Brass Steel Face, Sweep Second Hand, Date Dial, Moon Phase, Broken Arch Pediment Bracket Claw-and-Ball Feet. Welch, Gilbert Ingram Shelf Clocks, Ogee Shelf Clock, Pillar and Scroll Style Shelf Clock. Leaded Glass Hanging Light Dome, Marble Glass Table Lamps, Miessen Figurine Lamps, Open Shade Gone-with-the Wind Lamps. Brass Double Student Lamp, oil Lights, Brass Lantern. STERLING SILVER: A large variety of Flatware, Serving Dishes, Pitcher, Gravy Boat, Trays Flatware.
FINE LINENS incl. Madeira, Lace Cut Work, Linen Tablecloths Napkins, Blue White Woven Coverlet, Patch Work Quilts, Counterpanes, Homespun Linen. Pair Sandwich Sandwich Bull's-eye Whale Oil Lamp, Lamps, Double Tray Marble Top Apothecary Scale, Opaline Inverted Thumbprint Oil Lamp, Prints Frames, Signed Engravings, Oval Frames, Ealge Finial Girandole MirGilded Adams Wall Mirror, Framed Needlework of a Dog, 3 ANTIQUE OIL PAINTINGS OF LANDSCAPES, Orante Frames, Old Carpenters Tools incl. Molding Frames; Red, White Blue Miniature Log House, Carved Oriental Wooden Stafue with Chow Dog, Towel Hat Coat Wall Racks, Blue Slip Decorated Crocks; Wrought Iron Turner, Ladies Strainers, CAST IRON: Teakettles, Dutch Kettles, Trivel Pan. BRASS: Jardiniere, Kettles, Seven Arm Brass Candelabra.
TIN: Cookie Cutters, Teapots, Painted Tin. OWNERS PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE Saturday, July 8, 1972 Will be sold at Public Sale on the premises located at No. 212 East Main Street, Bareville, opposite the Bareville Fire Hall, 7 miles East of Lancaster and 4 Miles West of New Holland, Pa. Lot 60x150 Feet With A Story Brick Dwelling Slate Roof with Attachment Covered With Aluminum Siding in Rear 5 Rooms and Bath on Floor Large Living and Dining Rooms, Modern Kitchen, Bath Laundry on First Floor, Electric Baseboard Heat, Electric Lights, Large Electric Hot Water Heater, Town Water. Aluminum Doors and Windows.
Full Basem*nt. 2-Car Frame Garage Possession on or before August 15, 1972 Open for inspection June 29 and 30 and day of sale or by appointment. Call Leola 656-7268. Sale at 2:00 P.M. Terms by ELAM A.
STOLTZFUS Frank L. Steller-656-9055 Robert E. Martin 656-7770 Auctioneers Geo. A. Weaver, Clerk ANTIQUE SALE CONESTOGA AUCTION CENTER JUNE: 27 STARTING AT 10:00 A.M.
With Afternoon Evening Sessions PREVIEW MON. 4-9 P.M. At Root's Country Market West of Rt. 72, 7 miles North of Lancaster, Pa. Selling for: MARION D.
BROWN, Copper Kettle. 22 FLORAL GEOMETRIC ORI- Wrist Watch with 8 small Diamonds. PUBLIC SALE NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC. NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. MONDAY, JUNE 26, One load of riding and driving horses consigned by Joe Stoltzfus.
One matched pair of spotted ponies including wagon and harness. FAT HOG SALE 10 A.M. EVERY MONDAY. Hay Straw Sale At 12 Noon Every Monday THERE WILL BE NO PUBLIC SALE at, 438 E. Market Street, Marietta.
Sale will be held July 1, at 12:30. Robert (Bob) Sholly, Auct. ENTAL RUGS: 13'x9' Room Size, 9' Runners, numerous Throw Rugs. Mahg Hepplewhite Inlay Pembroke Table, Mahg. Chippendale Stretcher Pembroke Table, Mahg.
Hepplewhite Inlay Bureau, Victorian Walnut Rose Carved Side Chairs, Victorian Walnut Rose Carved Genlemans Chair, Victorian Rosewood Rose Carved Ladies Chair Side Chairs, Sheraton Mahg. 2 Drawer Stand with Carved Legs, Sheraton Bureaus, Vict. Walnut Tufted-back Platform Rocker, Victorian Walnut Carved Scrolled Arm Sofa with Paw Feet, Mahg. Sideboard, Magh, Sleigh Bed, Carved Parlor Suite, Spindle Cradle, Dec. Plank Seat Rocking Chair, Cherry Drop-leaf Table, Dropleaf Tables, Cane Seat Side Rocking Chairs, 2 Grain Dec.
Dated Bianket Chests 1 wth 2 Drawers, Oak Desk Bookcase Combination, Uphl. Footstools, Washstands, Organ Piano Stools, Wall Mirrors, numerous chairs. REGINA MUSIC BOX WITH 26 RECORDS RECORD CABINET Sterling Low Parlor Organ Edison Columbia Phonograhs Old Thick Records. JEWELRY BROWN EST. 4:00 phire P.M.
Platinum Diamond Sapphire Guard Guard Ring, Platinum SapRing, Gold Jade Bracelet: 3 Sapphire Gold Bracelet; Gold Onyx Pin, Ring Earrings; Gold Lapus Lazuli Cuff Links, Gold 3 Stone Diamond Ring, Gold Lapus Lazui Ring, 3 Stone Diamond Sapphire Ring, Gold Filled Hamilton Ladies Watch, Gold Closed Face Waltham Watch: Bailey, Banks Biddle Pocket Watch, J. E. Caldwell Ladies 10 Public Auctions PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS Saturday, July 8, 1972 12:00 NOON Location: 278 Willow Street Pike, NOTICE THE FLORENCE HAUG PUBLIC SALE which was to be held Thurs. Eve, June 22 has been postponed until TUESDAY NIGHT, June 27, 6 P.M. Amos Sensenig, auct.
Vince Wendler, clerk. Willow Street, Lanc. Co. Dweiling situated on approx. acres more or less, 5 rooms on first floor, 5 rooms on second floor, 2 stairways, bath, con veniences, oil heat, plenty of old shade.
Also small rental 2-bedroom home adjoining the garage. This property has possibillites. Inspection of Real Estate only, on Saturday, June 24, and July 1, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Real Estate to be sold at 2:00 p.m.
For further information call 393- 5393 after 4 p.m. Antiques including grandfathers clock: (2) pine chests; Pictures; wash stand; pine-dropleaf table; old rockers, wardrobe; singer sewing machine; sewing cabinet: wall rack w-mirror; old picture frames; night stand. Set of dishes, service for 12; butter dish; celery stand; (4) casseroles; Veg. dishes: sherberts; silverware, service for Cologne bottles; goblets; cream and sugars; shaving mug: knick-knacs; old dishes; butter scales; double barrel hammer gun; oil lamp; bu. and peck measures; (2) bed rm.
suits; 2 living room suits; dining room suit; dinette set; base cabinet; knee hole desk; Kelvinator chest freezer: Kelvinator refrigerator: Kelvinator wringer washer; Caloric gas stove; grindstone; some tools; items too numerous to mention. Sale by Mrs. Katherine Eisenberger Atty. Marshall Cohen Aucts. Carl Diller 464-2233 J.
Everett Kreider 284-4517 Lunch available. PUBLIC SALE Of Antiques, Household Goods, Riding Mower, Tools, Auto Arrowheads. July 8, 1972 at 10:00 Located at Holtwood Rd 2, approx. 4 miles West of Rawlinsville Drytown Rd. Lanc.
Co. Pa. Frigidaire 2 door refrig (like new), chest freezer, elect. dryer, Whirlpool 2 speed washer, 6 pc. solid Maple bedroom suite with box spring mattress, Pr.
Maple Bunk beds complete, Rock Maple table 4 chairs, roll-away bed, oval braided, two 9x12 rugs, like new. 2 Pine wash stands, blanket chest of drawers, deep Walnut oval frames. Oak furn: Windsor arm chair, dressers, high chair, small tables, tread sew mach. 20 Oak, Pine, cane hard bottom chairs, etc Walnut gun cabinet with drawers, Maple dressers tables, 2 Wagon wheeltables, flat trunks, bar stools, book shelves, benches, end typewriter tables, metal utility cabinets, brass floor lamps. Pump trough, milk cans, lugs crocks, Lanc.
bottles, flat irons, agateware, 6 pc. washbowl pitcher set, cranberry wine set, Shirley T. creamer, Carnival vase bowl, Rayo lamp; Pressed Glass: cake stand, creamers, bowls, baskets, vases etc. Weller Roseville Pottery, Nippon, Depression other good every day glassware china, pots pans, elec appliances, canning jars, 2 boys bikes, sleds toboggan, toys, set bar bells, oil heater JOHN DEERE 110-8 hp cut riding mower with snow blade 2 wheel trailer, wooden wheel barrow, lawn roller, push harrow, motors. elect drill, variety of garden hand tools, fishing copper tubing, 24' ext.
ladder, charcoal grill, lawn chairs, 410 bolt action shotgun, F-700 two-D-6MM scope tripod, ARROWHEADS TOMAHAWKS, Etc. 1966 Chevy 11 6 cyl 2 door sedan-stick shift to be sold at numerous articles. Food available. Sale By Joseph Karabaich Howard Shaub, auctioneer PUBLIC SALE of Household Goods, Antiques, Lawn Garden Tools 303 East Main Leola, Lanc. Co.
THURSDAY JULY 6, 1972 6:00 p.m. Sharp ANTIQUES. Spinning wheel; pine drop-leaf table; set of decorated plank bottom chairs; plank rocker; (2) oak extension tables; rockers, recliner; reed settee and chairs; swivel desk chair; dough tray; round mahogany table; beautiful walnut chest; hall rack (beveled glass); book case (glass front); brass handbell-Seth Thomas mantle clock; goblets; tumblers, sherbets, (thumb print); cake stand; butter dish; casserole; fruit, glass dishes; doll; doll cradle; State County Atlas of Pa. (1911); some books; pictures; National Geographics; Norge Automatic Washer (like new); Frigidaire Deluxe Stove (like new): wringer Frigidaire washer; chest lots Maytag kitchen items; bun warmer; lots of violets; fernery; (2) Reo Mowers; 3 hp Goodall edger (like new); wooden wheelbarrow; platform scales; all kinds of garden and lawn tools; some shop fools; items too numerous to mention. Shop, lawn and garden tools to be sold first.
Sale by, Rev. Eli G. Sauder Aucts. Carl Diller 464-2233 J. Everett Kreider, 284-4517 REFRESHMENTS PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY SAT.
JULY 8, 1972 11 O'CLOCK A.M. Located along Route between Wakefield and Nottingham, 1 mile East School, of Little Little Britain Elementary Britain Lanc. Pa. Real estate consists of all that certain tract of land containing 131.7 perches more or less erected there on 2 story stone and permastone dwelling containing 7 rooms and bath, oil hot water baseboard heat, electric and other conveniences; 3 car garage attached, also erected there on 1 story cement block dwelling containing 6 rooms and bath. This is a very de.
sirable property with lots of old shade trees including Holly and Chestnut Trees and a lot of very nice shrubbery. Real estate may be inspected June 23, 24, 30 and July 1. Real estate will be offered for sale at 1:30 p.m. Personal property consists of jelly cupboard, small bench, dry sink, dough tray, blonde dining room suite, china closet curved sectional sofa, davenport, hand carved end tables, blonde twin beds, chifferobe, vanity, cedar wardrobe, fireplace and andirons, screen and tools, large hand made oval braided wool rug, 9x24 and 9x12 rugs and pads, carved sewing cabinet, chairs, picture of "Custer's Last Fight," painting by Charles X. Carlson, Gold band etched water pitcher and glasses, ironstone china, copper luster pitcher, brass hurricane lamp, Fulton plate, wash bowl pitcher set, prism lamps, brass vases, butter chip, bone dishes, carnival bowl, other glass and dishes, knick knacks, butter tub, fish butter print, wicker flower stand, bracket lamp, butter scales, Lewyt vacuum cleaner, Hotpoint Refrigerator, formica breakfast set, 1897 Winchester 12 gauge pump gun, 12 gauge double barrel hammer shotgun, 12 gauge single barrel shotgun, 45 Colt automatic pistol Model 1911-A1, garden harrow with motor, garden tools, lawn furniture, lawn ornaments, old shutters, work bench, carpenters box, post axe, carpenters tools, 40 ft.
extension ladder, 18 ft. aluminum extension ladder, large safe, 2 wagon seats, fireplace wood, lumber, some walnut, other articles too numerous to mention. SALE BY JOSEPH E. AND LILLIAN W. SMITH LUNCH AVAILABLE WM.
B. ARNOLD ATTY. KERSEY A. BRADLEY AUCT. KIRK ESCHBACH CLERKS PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HOME SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1972 Located half-way between Nine Point Christiana, just off the Noble Rd.
along Old Brick Mill Rd. Sadsbury Lancaster Pa. Real Estate consists of a tract of land containing 1 acre and 106 perches, improvements thereon an old stone building 22'x28' with 24" walls in 1844, built-in fireplace with walnut formerly used as a schoolhouse built mantel, original beams exposed, new addition kitchen, half bath and screened-in porch, new roof on building, well of water, pressure system and electric, virgin oak trees, chestnut and dogwood trees, many piantings of shrubbery, small tool shed, large portion has fine timber. Sale at 2 P.M., terms and conditions by Mrs. EDYTHE A.
WENTZ (Harold L. Wentz) Leroy Zook, Auctioneer A. W. Reese, Attorney Inspection dates for property- July 4th 8th from 12 noon until 5 and day of sale at 10 A.M. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE FRIDAY EVE.
JULY 21, 8:00 P.M. Located mi. West of Ickesburg, Perry Co. Pa. 7 room dwelling in excellent repair, modern conveniences, small barn, approx.
5 acres of cleared land, near State Game lands. Terms at knock off. For more information, write Auctioneers. For inspection, call CLIFFORD M. POWELL Administrator of the estate of DAVID M.
JENNIE E. POWELL, Dec'd. LONG AUCT R.D. Port Royal, Pa. 17082 10 Public Auctions NOTICE The Public Auction for Naomi Ruth Hartman of 54 W.
Main Mountiville, Pa. scheduled for Saturday, June 24th has been postponed unfil further notice. J. Omar Landis Auction Service. PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, JULY 8 AT 9:30 A.M.
Located on Kissel Hill Road, mile North of the Landis Valley Museum, Lancaster County, Pa, Tin ware, wash boiler, agate ware, tin matchbox, cups saucers, rated vegetables, carnival dishes, carnival water set, Rayo lamp, Hen on Nest, two Steigel type wines, souvenir glass, blown perfume bottle, child's September cup, cups, mugs. German mustache cup, early paste plate cup saucer, blown Bristol vases, doughscraper, oid marbles, large china egg, German dishes, goblets, compotes, powder horn, Currier Ives (Amelia) Linen towel 1859, other linens, home spun, butter dishes, Bennington bowls, Dresden china semi-porcelain dinner set, wooden comb case with drawer, 2 Stoler axes, butter scales, brass bucket, old calendars, bottles, jars, jugs, crocks, spittoons, iron kettles, ladles, forks, hanging lamp, copper ladles, old stuffed elephant doil, 7-pc. wash bowl and pitcher set, pitcher bowl set, frames, pitchers, quilts, counterpanes, buttons, tools, iron kettle, iron troughs, butcher tools, childs express wagon with metal wheels, stirrer, old books, 16 plank bottom chairs, day bed, mantle clock, gate leg drop leaf table, mirrors, small tables, drysink, rocking chair, Boston rocker, wicker flower stands, bow front china closet, oak bed dresser, drop leaf table, baskets, wood box, 5-leg extension table, benches, kitchen cabinet with storage doors, rope bed, blanket chest, clothes tree, cane seat chairs, cane seat rocker, cedar chest. Items may be seen day of sale only. SALE BY MABLE B.
WHITCRAFT CONDUCTED BY: J. OMAR LANDIS AUCTION CERVICE R.D. 1, MANHEIM, PA. OMAR LANDIS GIRVIN AUCTS. PHONES 665-4806 665-5054 569-9492 Food Stand by Neffsville Fire Co.
PUBLIC AUCTION VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1972. 10:30 A.M. Located at 237 N. Third Columbia, Pa. Real Estate to be offered at 1:30 P.M.
Consists of semi-detached three bedroom home with modern conveniences. Living room, dining room, kitchen and kitchenette, also large finished room on third floor. Inspection of home Monday, June 19 from 7:00 to Also Friday June 23, 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. PERSONAL PROPERTY CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Hummel figurines, Royal Dalton Numerous items in cut glass, Hurricane lamps, plank seat chairs, 3 dropleaf square and oval marble top tables, shelf clocks, pictures and frames, miniature drop leaf table, Victorian rocker, wall table, Rosewood Vic. sofa 2 matching chairs, Vic.
sofa matching rocker, Bavarian tea set, Early American styled dining room suite, set limoges china, Sadler tea set, brass cande. labra, towel rack, trunk, chests, library table, Empire bureau, straight front bureau, Child's rocker, collection of pitchers, cane seat chair, Windsor arm chair, captains chair, COSTUME JEWELRY Ladies mond rings, watches, Cameo brooches, candle stand, desk, slant top desk in cherry with fan inlay, mirrors, half spindle plank chairs, low dry sink, colored glass, compotes, cake stand, fiesta, shaving stand, minature chest, platters. plates, crockery, Chocolate pot, book shelves, Maple bedroom suite, 12'; Karstan rug, throw rugs, R.C.A. portable T.V.; also Stereophonic record player, pictures and frames, stemware, Frigidaire Frost Free Refrigerator, G.E. Automatic Washer, Westinghouse Automatic Dryer, Bedroom furniture, 2 Whirlpool air conditioners, plank settee, 1966 Pontiac Tempest Also numerous valuable articles not listed.
Sale by AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. OF PA. EXECUTORS OF MARY S. GROFF ESTATE ELMER M. MURRYAUCTIONEER LITITZ 626-5244 GEISENBERGER ZIMMERMAN PFANNABECKER GIBBEL ATTYS.
COMPLETE DISPERSAL REGISTERED AND GRADE STEINS SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 12:30 DST Location just south of Atglen, Pa, along old Rt. 41 Chester County. Pa. 40 -HEAD-40 70-71 DHIA Ave. Cert.
Accred. eligible for Interstate Many in full flow of production, due summer, fall and early winter. Spring Grove Pearl 6 yr 383d. 2 other records over 700, due soon to Penstate Ivanhoe Star also selling, her dam a Citation dtr. with 4 records over 600 Smokey dtr.
with 2 and 3 yr. old records over 640. grades Hector dtr. due August 4y, Ivanhoe Jack 2-yr. 17,111,588 bred to Milk and Honey, others due in fall with 16,700 and 15,683 as 3-year They have size, dairy qualities and nice udders.
DeLaval units, 1-50 lb. pail, pump, 25 milk cans, ensilage cart, 10- can Star front-opening cooler, ton, 6 cyl. Ford pick-up, etc. SALE BY NATHAN BUCKWALTER 593-5752 AUCTS. CARL DILLER 717-464-2233 J.
EVERETT KREIDER 717-284-4517 Lunch PUBLIC SALE OF ANTIQUE GUNS AND PISTOLS SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 Will be sold at Public Sale in the War Memorial Building, Leola, 7 miles East of Lancaster and 5 miles West of New Holland, along Route 23, the following: RIFLES No. 1-World War Mauser 1970- 7MM Waffenbrik; No. 2-Smith Carbine; No. 3 Springfield 1840 with Ram Rod and Bayonet; No. 4-Springfield 1884 Carbine with Ring; No 5- Sharps Patented Oct.
5, 1852 Carbine with Ring; No. 6-World War I Mauser 7MM; No. field 1863 Percussion Rifle with Ramrod; No. 8-Springfield 1864 Carbine Percussion Rifled; No. Spencer Carbine 1776 Rifled; No.
10 -French Lebel M.L.D. 1892 M.D.; No. 11-7 Point Jap M.M.; No. 12-Wernol 1719; No. 13-English Parker Breech Double Barrel; No.
14-Ketterling Co. New England Percussion with. Ram Rod; No. 15 -Belgian Trap Door 1874 Brass Fittings with Ram Rod; No. 16- Quackenbush 22 Patented U.
G. England 1886; No. 17- Austrian 11MM 1871 with Ram Rod; No. 18-7 Point Jap MM; No. 19- der Confersion 1885 Tower Snyder Action Ribbed Bore Ram Rod Bayonet Brass Fittings; No.
20 -Very Late Percussion Rifle; No. 21-Boston Lane and Reed Percussion Engraving Brass Hardware Octagon 1-5 Barrel. REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS No. 1-Allen, 1837 6-Barrel Box Engraving, excellent condition; No. 2-Renickeied Colt; No.
3-Colt PTFA, Mfg. No. 4-1859 Sharps Co. 4-barrel; No. New York City: No.
6-Governor Wennta No. 7-Smith Wesson; No. 8-British R. No. 9-J.
P. Lower 1941; No. 10-Whitney Armory, No. 11-Muffs Pistol, A. S.
T. No. 12-As tra Spanish, plus Holster, 13-Remington Mfg. on Barrel; No. 14-4 Barrels Handle Pieces Missing; No.
15-Muffs Pistol; No. 16-Marlin-Pat. July 1st, 1874 F. Marit; No. 17-European; No.
18- Harrington; No. 19; Muffs Pistol; No. 20 American Bull Dog; No. 21 Pistol; No. 22- European Percussion with Carvings; No.
23- Belgian Horse Pistol Flint Lock E.G.; No. 24-Colt Pat. 1850 John Myers Stamped on Barrel; No. 25 -Double Barrel Percussion Pistol; No. 26-Colt Brisley.
BAYONETS AND SWORDS U.S. Civil War Saber; World War Bayonet; 2 French Bayonets; U.S. Cavalry Bayonet; 2 Solgengen Brass Bayonets; Civil War Bayonet with Steel Scabbard; French 1868 Sword; Solgengen Heavy Brass Sword; U. S. Carbine; Chinese Sword, Carved Ivory Handle and Sheath; Civil War Sword with Brass Fittings; Mixed Collector's Ammunition: Paper Carfridge: 8 Signal Flare Cartridges, and articles not mentioned.
Inspection. of items Saturday, July 1st, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. For further information contact Frank L. Stelier, 165 W.
Main Leola, Pa. 17540. Sale at 1:00 P.M. Terms by MRS. C.
E. BROOKS, SR. FRANK L. STELLER 656-9055 ROBERT E. MARTIN 656-7770 Auctioneers 10 Public Auctions too many herds like this one to select from, so come to this sale come early Heifers sell Gaffneys' Farm Owners, Auction by Rumseys' of Bath.
New York (607-776-3478). PUBLIC AUCTION Valuable Household Lawn and Garden Items Thurs Evening, June 29, 1972 6:15 P.M. Located at 421 Cedar St. Lititz, Pa. The following items: Living room furniture, lamps, dining room suite, bedroom suite, dishes, cooking utensils, kerosene lamp, 400 day clock, tools, 12x16 rug.
many numerous items not listed. SALE BY CHARLES S. KOPP. ELMER M. MURRY, AUCT.
ALL DAY CONSIGNMENT SALE FRIDAY JULY 7, 1972 On North Maple Avenue, Leola, mile North of Route 23, Watch tor Sale sign. Variety of tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse drawn implements, Lumber, New tools, etc. BY DAVID GOOD FRANK PAUL SNYDER ROBERT MARTIN AUCTS. We sell on Commission. Next Sale Friday Aug.
4, 1972. Not responsible for accidents. SALE FOR HAROLD WENGER will be held June 29th at 6 P.M. located 1 mile north of Manheim along the Old Line Rd. A Top Dairy selling Tuesday evening, June at 7:30 P.M., at Goodhue Lake, between Bath Abdison (foliow arrows off Route 15 or 17).
96 very good inter-state tested Holsteins (3 colored animals), 62 mature Females (47 Cows 15 Heifers), balance younger Heifers of all ages. An outstanding herd here-very good udders, Dairy type throughout, young You won't find PERSONAL PROPERTY AND FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION We will sell our entire Farm and Personal Property at Auction, Friday June 30th beginning at 10:30 A.M. Located 3 miles west of Mansfield, Pa. on Route 6. 59 Head of out.
standing Holstein Dairy Cows, Fresh Close Springers and Fall Cows. 4 Tractors, full line of Farm Equipment. FARM FOR SALE This farm consists of 320 Acres, 250 Tillable, Excellent Location, 3 Miles from a growing College Town. Modern Farm Home, 65 Stanchion Barn. Gool water, Natural gas.
Down, Day of Sale, Balance due on Delivery of Deed. MARGARET DUANE HILFIGER, OWNERS RONALD D. WEST, SALE MANAGER COL. ROBERT M. SHAYLOR AUCTIONEER For further information of any kind, contact the Sale Manager, Ronald D.
West RD1, Mansfield, Penna. Phone: 717-724-1989. PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS ANTIQUES, LAWN GARDEN TOOLS Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Zoning Hearing Board of Christiana Borough on July 13, 1972 at 7:30 p.m. at the Community, Building, North Bridge Christiana, Pennsylvania, on the application of Daniel B. Pritt for a variance from the side rear lot requirements of the Borough Zoning Ordinance, in order to erect a three-car garage at his home at 11 Maple Avenue, Christiana, Pennsylvania.
All persons interested may attend if they desire to do so. ZONING HEARING BOARD OF CHRISTIANA BOROUGH HASSEL and YOST, SOLICITORS Funeral Directors RICHARD M. BAIR Millersville 872-5041 SULLIVAN'S 121 S. Prince 397-8298 RICHARD H. HERR Lampeter 464-3341 CHARLES F.
SNYDER 414 E. King St. 393-9661 GUNDEL'S 415 N. DUKE LANC. 393-1776 SNYDERS C.
KEARNEY ABRAM A. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 141 EAST ORANGE ST. 394-4097 GROFF 234 W. ORANGE 397-8255 Young Funeral Home 317 E. Orange St.
392-8793 Private Parking At Rear Cemeteries Lots Weaver's Memorials NEW HOLLAND 354-5121 Keener Memorials Inc. MAYTOWN MARIETTA 426-1959 8 Cards Thanks Of WE WISH to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy during the recent loss cf our husband, father and grandfather. Also to express thanks for the beautiful floral tributes to our loved ones. Mrs. Gordon Seiverling and family.
10 Public Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION OF JOHN J. NOLT ESTATE SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 AT 11:30 A.M. REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES, TOOLS Will be sold at Public Auction on the premises located at 1621 West Main Street, Ephrata, Lancaster County, Pa. the following to wit: REAL ESTATE AT 2:00 P.M. All That Certain Tract of Land Erected Thereon A 3-BEDROOM BRICK RANCHER WITH FINISHED UPSTAIRS, Basem*nt, Modern Kitchen and Bath, Large Underground Oil Tank; Oil Hot Water Heat; Fireplace, Cedar Closet, Frigidaire Stove, Formal Dining Room, Large Living Room, ALSO 1-CAR GARAGE, STIMATED COST OF SEWAGE LINE FRONTAGE HAS BEEN PAID TO BORO.
Lot Size, 110 Frontage, 230 Feet in Depth. Also Household Goods Antiques Tools Full Sale Listing in Friday June 30th Issue of Lancaster Newspapers other items too numerous to mention. DO NOT MISS THIS SALE Sale time 11:30 A.M. Real Estate 2:00 P.M. Terms by RUFUS M.
NOLT, Executor John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers Hassel and Yost, Attorneys Zimmerman, Clerk Food Available Located at 303 E. Main Leola, Pa. Thurs.
July 6 p.m. including: spinning wheel, pine dropleaf table, plank bottom chairs, Norge automatic washer, Frigidaire Deluxe stove-both items like new, full details next June 24th issue. Sale by REV. ELI G. SAUDER Aucts.
-Diller Kreider PUBLIC SALE MR. MRS. LOWELL E. WEAVER MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1972 10 A.M. PORT ROYAL, R.
D. 1 Located 5 miles West of Port Royal on Route 75 COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY 74 HEAD OF CATTLE 74 55 Purebred 19 Grade 10 Whirlhill Kingpins 5 Simpson Farm Tidy Gents Seiling Rockmans 2 Well-Chel Glamour Max Irvington Pride Commander Citation Chambric Marshall Heatherstone Lucky Typeblaze Mooseheart Pioneer 1 Paclamar Astronaut Glenafton Rag Apple Design Las Mookown Optimist 1 Skokie Glamor Boy many other top sires Several of these cows are just fresh many coming fresh from now until Fall; others in all stages of lactation. Cattle will be tested within 30 days of sale for TB and Bangs for interstate shipment. 4 TRACTORS Oliver 1600, like new, 1600 hours 1HC tractor with heavy duty loader 2 Oliver 77 diesel tractors 2 Gehl self-unloading wagons J. D.
Baler 14 with 2 Ejector IHC 56 Corn Planter, 2 row, 1 yr. old Oliver Corn Picker 5 Pittsburgh Disc Brilliant Cultipacker 327 N.H. Manure Spreader 30 ft. Smoker Elevator and Cross elevator ton 1966 Ford Pickup Model 64 IHC Combine N. H.
Chopper 309 IHC 3-bottom Plows, 3 pt. hook-up 50 1HC 2-row Chopper 15 IHC Chopper, 3 heads New Idea Parallel Bar Rake 4 Grove Hay Wagons with racks 200 gal. Walsh Sprayer, new 350 N. H. feed grinder and mixer 3-bottom Oliver plows 4-bottom Oliver plows Forney 250 Welder Homelite brush cutter 13-disc Ontario drill Fox blower Spring tooth harrow, new 200 1HC Cultivators International mowerbal.
head many other unlisted items THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST HERDS OF COWS IN JUNIATA COUNTY. THE MACHINERY WAS WELL CARED FOR AND IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. SALES MANAGERS RONALD D. WEST R. D.
1 Mansfield, Pa. 16933 717-724-1989 MELVIN KOLB 621 Willow Road Lancaster, Pa. 17601 717-393-7459 ROBERT SHAYLOR, AUCTIONEER FRED M. NAUGLE, PEDIGREES Terms: Cash on day of Sale Not responsible for accidents GEORGETOWN AUCTION BARN Route 896, Bart, Pa. 6 miles south of Strasburg Thurs.
nights. We sell with a commission or we have a graduated rate, ask about it. 786-2062. Hours open Noon until 9 P.M. Monday thru Friday.
MURRAY RUTTY COMPLETE DISPERSAL Farm sold Location of Auction: 5 miles Southwest of Canton, Tioga County (off Route 414). SAT. JUNE 17, 1972 AT 12 O'CLOCK 23 HEAD HOLSTEIN FIRST CALF HEIFERS 23 3 Registered 20 Grades 2 fresh, close springers, August, September and late fall freshening Well grown Sire Power and Curtiss Candy dtrs. from good dairies in Tioga and Bradford County. 1 HiGrade stock bull of service age.
INTERSTATE TESTED CHARTS SALE DAY MACHINERY Massey Harris 44 tractor with live power, Massey Harris No. 6 mower, Oliver 4340 3-bottom plows with trip bottoms, Oliver 2-bottom trailer plows, J.D. 290 CORN PLANTER, wagon with throw box, 1 wagon with flat bed, field sprayer with fiberglass tank, N.H RAKE, N.H. BLOWER, H. crimper, 3-section harrow N.H.
spreader, N.H. 401 lime and fertilizer spreader, Int. side rake, 2 wheelbar. 40-ft. extension ladder, emery wheel, electric dehorners, electric clippers, 2 hydraulic cylinders, log chains, double-trees, grapple fork, harpoon fork, buzz saw 24-ft.
Skelton elevator, barn fogger, air com. pressor, electric fencer, electric motors, baler twin, Homelite power saw, lawn mower, tractor chains, fence equipment, gas tank and pump, saw horses, 50 Dodge pickup truck 55 Dodge car (not inspected), Int. manure spreader, crosscut saws, for oil and numerous other items not listed. MILK EQUIPMENT 2 Surge milker pumps, 3 Surge units, 31 milk cans, pails and strainer, 6-can milk cooler, double wash vat, 2 water heaters. PROEUCE 900 bales good feeding hay, 14 ft.
corn silage. SPRAY MATERIAL Six 5-lb. bags Aatrex 80W Atrazine. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS JEFF WARNER, CLERK CARL DILLER EVERETT KREIDER, AUCTIONEERS D. O.
ROCKWELL, SALE TROY, PA. PHONE 717-297-3460 AND ANTIQUES Beds, SAFE, couches, dishes Singer sewing machine, love seat, marble top stand, chairs, sausage grinder, lard press, 2 ice cream freezers, 12 gauge shot gun, .22 rifle (pump), old gas engine, 4 crocks 1 20- gal. 1 1 ONE 50-GAL. COPPER KETTLE, 1 iron kettle, butchering equipment, water pump, typewriter, shoe repair equipment. TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK SALE DAY MURRAY RUTTY, OWNER.
