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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 3, 1966 Fulton Grange JPlqns
:• Milk Prices
(Continued from Page 1)
Denver, Washington, D. C..
Minneapolis. Minn., anti Ft.
Lauderdale. Fla, at the re
quest of dairy farmer repre
sentatives.
This action, for most federal
order markets where prices
depend on the value of manu
factured dairy products, sets
the basic formula price for
December, Januaiy, and Feb
ruary at not less than $4.26.
which was used in calculating
No\ ember 1966 prices. For
March and Apiil, the basic
foimula price will be not less
than S 4 15 For May, June and
July the price will be not less
than $4 05. If duiing these
months the price for manufac
tured milk pioducts reaches a
higher level, then the higher
price will be used in deter
mining the fluid milk (Class
I) prices These prices are
computed each month by add
ing specified differentials to
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December Activities
the basic formula price, or
manufacturing milk average Fulton Grange #66 held its
price for the preceding month bi-monthly meeting November
, at Minnesota-Wisconsin plants. 28 at Oakryn with Master Cllf-
USDA announced that it is f ® rd ‘Holloway, Jr. in charge
not making effective at this business meeting. The
time the proposed amendments Community Progress Commit
to the New York-New Jersey 18 in c barge of the collec
order because a sufficient num- of Christmas gifts for the
ber of producers through ®*®,te hospitals at Harrisburg
their cooperative associations f nc * Embreeville. Members are
have not yet approved the pro- eir Sifts to one of the
posed amendments. In the fed- fallowing before December 7:
eral order markets of the
Northeast, where the farm The Washington, D.C., and
prices for fluid milk are not Upper Chesapeake Bay prdejr
based on the manufactured fluid milk (Class I) prices for
milk product values, USD A December through June will
had proposed to take compar- be based on the Class I price
able action to limit price re- of the Delaware Valley order,
ductions In the New York- For December through March
New Jersey Federal order the the Washington Class I price
basic price guarantee now ef- will be the same as the Dela
fecMve through March would ware Valley price, $6.40, and
have extended through July the Upper Chesapeake Bay .
1967. The price levels in the Class I price will be 10 cents :
Massachusetts-Rhode Island less. For April through June,
and Connecticut milk orders the fluid milk (Class I) price ■
also will not be extended in both markets will be 10 J
through July at this time, for cents less than the Delaware
they are tied to the level of Valley price These price lev
the New York-New Jersey els already prevail in these
Class I price. markets, officials said, because ’
In addition to the general of negotiated agreement be- '
price actions, USDA is taking tween producers and handleis
a number of individual milk No change has been made .
marketing order actions based hi presently effective pro
on special conditions in those visions of the Delaware Val-
Older areas ley order. - -
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Miss Dorothy Ackerman, Mrs. The Membership Committee
Ambrose -GJfflng, Mr, and Mrs. is conducting a contest, witfi.
Thomas Bradley, or Mr, and Gyles Brown, Mrs. Theodore
Mrs. Howard Steinberg. This Beck and Mrs. Elwood Barnes
committee is also collecting heading the team of members
spectacle frames or lenses or whose last names begin with
both for “Eyes for the Needy.” letters from A to H, inclusive.
The Youth Committee as con- The remainder of the members
ducting a scrap drive for the are charge of David Wissler,
benefit, of Boy Scout 'Troop Mrs. Bobert Heath and Clair
330. There will be a truck at Murphy.
the Grange hall from 7to 9 Miss Agnes Spence, Lecturer,
p.m. at the next meeting, Dec. presented the program: Group
12, to receive scrap and any- sin gi n g “One By One”; roll
one in the community may . <Thin ,g S rm ThanMul
contribute. They will accept For «. Ploem .. The Man”
newspapers, magazines, ,Qard- read by Mrs Kemi eth Protest,
board cartons, burlap bass, jyjjgg Spence conducted a tur*
balei’ twine and rags. key quiz and an observation
The * Grange will go Christ- con t e st. The theme of the pro
mas caroling December 14 g ram f or Dec. 12 meeting
from 7to 9 p.m., leaving the be « My Home ,,
Grange hall by car.
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