16—Lancaster Farming,
Saturday, February 6,1971
Emergency Loan Service
Improved by Relief Act
Farmers hit by natural disas
ter maj receive better emer
gency loan service from the
IT S Depaitment of Agncul
tme’s Fanners Home Admims
tiation as a result of the Disas
tei Relief Act of 1970. according
to James V Smith, FHA Admin
istrator
Under the new law, when the
Piesident declares a major dis
a«tei oi the Secietary of Afn
cultuie designates a natural dis
aster area
1 Unavailability of agncultuial
ci edit is icmoved as a reqims
ment for such a designation
2 Loans to eligible farmer ap
plicants can be appioved within
the fiist yeai of opeiation fol
lowing a disaster whether or not
other credit resources are avail
able, Previously the prospective
hoi rower was icquired to show
that he could not obtain other
credit
3 Interest and principle pay
ments may be deferred during
the first three years of the loan
where planned income, because
pi the disaster, will be less than
planned recurring expenses
4 Interest rates will be based
oi cost of ceitain Federal gov
ernment borrowings, but not to
exc-ed six per cent
Wherevei the President has de
clared a major disaster
* • 1 A “forgiveness” authority is
invoked that will cancel a por
tion of the principal of loans
made to replace loss or repair
'damage
£ Ttylinancjng ot existing hens
t against destroyed structures and
'equipment is permitted when the
applicant has reasonable re
payment- prospects and the loan
is needed to retain the property
Applications for emergency
■ loans" can be made at the ap
propriate local Farmers Home
Administration offices All rural
ai eas are served through offices
in-over 1,700 county seat towns
Hoke Earns
Sales Award
A Manheim wholesale poultiy
supplier has leceived recognition
for outstanding sales achieve
ment
M K Hoke Estate, Inc, Man
hcitn. was named the regional
top value agri-builder by Butler
Manufacturing Co, Kansas City,
Mo, foi sales of items including
bulk feed bins, gram bins, dry
ing systems and buildings The
region includes Pennsylvania,
New Jeisey Mainland, Dela
ware, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia
In addition, the Hoke fnm re
ceived Butler s 100 club award
foi selling at least 3100,000 of
business
Both awards aie fot 1970
Bany Hoke, secretary of the
fnm said salesman Frank
Beaid who has been with the
fum foi almost 50 yeais, was
cited at the presentation ceie
momes as being instiumental in
achieving the awaids
Robert K. Rohrer
Bulldozing - Grading
Patz Sales & Service
Barn Cleaners - Silo
Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
ATTENTION
DAIRYMEN
PURINA DAIRY
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
CONFERENCE
DUTCH TOWN & COUNTRY
Rt. 30 East at Paradise
Topics of Conversation
Speakers:
Mr. J. P. Everett Director of Ralston Purina Dairy
Research
Mr. Clint Seedfelt
Sales Manager
Be Sure To Attend This
Informotive and Interesting
Make Your Reservation Today
Mail the coupon to or phone one of the
Purina dealers listed below
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
West Willow Farmers Assn,, Inc.
H. Clay Weaver
Pli: 394-5909
1440 Hiemenz Rd . Lancaster
.V.W.V.W.V
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Economics of the Dairy Industry
Past, Present, and Future Thinking
Nutritional Requirements
Per Cow at a Given Level of Production including group
ing cows according to production
Cow Health All Areas
Breeding and conception rate
Forages
Total Digestive nutrients, protein, vitamin and mineral'
requirements
Conference
Ph: 442-4632
Paradise
Ph: 464-3431
West Willow
Ample time for question and answer period^'
Eastern Region Dairy Product
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Ph: 334-9251
R. D 3, Ephrata
Meeting Starts 9:30 A.M.
Conclusion 3 P.M. Dinner Served
reservations at the Purina =
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Janies High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
Ira B< Landis
Ph: 394-7912
1912 Creek Hill Rd., Lane.