B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 18, 1973
Construction of the first branch office of
Farmers National Bank of Quarryville is
now three-fourths completed and should
open around Oct 1. Located at the in
tersection of Rts. 272 and 222 in the
Village of Wakefield (Peach Bottom
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Ph. 717-367-1221
Fisher's Surge
Cochranville, Pa 19330
Ph: 215-932-9179
Groff Equipment
2 W'State St
Quarryville, Pa
Ph. 717-786-7225
Glenn E. Hurst
R D 2 East Earl, Pa
Ph. 215-445-0865
Export Licensing Policy for
Soybean Shipment Announced
The U.S. Department of
Commerce announced that,
beginning immediately, licenses
will be issued for soybean exports
for shipment during September
on the basis of 100 percent of the
unfilled balance of orders which
had been accepted by the ex
porter on or before June 13,1973,
and previously reported to the
Department. This licensing
procedure is in implementation
of the Department’s decision to
continue validated licensing
requirements for export of
soybeans during the transition
period from the old crop to new
crop through the month of Sep
tember.
Lebanon Valley to Choose
Poultry Queen Tonight
Selection of a “Poultry Queen
of Lebanon Valley” will be the
highlight of a buffet supper to be
held in the second floor
auditorium at Boscov’s tonight,
(August 18) at 6 p.m. Sponsored
by the Lebanon Valley Poultry
Association, the event will
feature a contest to select the
county’s official entry in the State
Poultry Queen Contest which is
held in October.
Mark limes, president of the
Lebanon Valley Poultry
Association, announced that the
buffet supper and Queen Contest
is somewhat of an innovation this
year. In previous years, the
contest was held in conjunction
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R.D.I. New Providence, Pa. R.D.I, Box 33GA
Phone 717-786-2500 Myerstown, Pa. 17067
Phone 717-866-5689
vicinity), the branch will have full service
banking facilities, including drive-up
window and safe deposit box section.
Contractor for the 2,200 square foot
building is Paul D. Risk.
Previously, the Department
had anounced in Export Control
Bulletin No. 88 dated July 2,1973
that exports of soybeans against
orders accepted on or before
June 13, 1973, for export prior to
September l, 1973 would be
licensed for 50 percent of the
unfilled balance of such an order.
The Department observed that in
no case could the unlicensed
portion of such an order be
eligible for licensing under the
new policy announced today.
The detailed regulations im
plementing this announcement
were issued in Export Control
Bulletin No. 95.
with a Poultry Festival and
chicken barbecue, but according
to limes, the barbecue will be
held sometime later this year.
To be eligible to compete for
the title of Poultry Queen, a girl
must be between the ages of 17
and 23, live in the Lebanon Valley
area, be engaged in, or related to
someone who is involved in, the
poultry industry. She must also
be willing to make public ap
pearances to promote the poultry
industry in the Lebanon Valley
area. Production of eggs and
broilers, and the processing of
poultry products is a major in
come producing industry of the
Lebanon Valley.
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Farm & Dairy Store
R.D. :i. Ephrata. Pa. 17542 (Hinkletown) Phone 554-07
Store Hours 7 A.M. to 0 P.M.
Closed Tues. & Sat. at 5:50 P.M.
IS IT TIME
TO HEDGE YOUR
1973 FARM PRODUCTS?
Commodity Futures can be a means of
locking into present high prices. Settlement
prices for August 13, 1973 were:
December Wheat J 4 59‘/2
December Corn 315 Vi
November Beans 8 89
December Cotton 7025
October Cattle -60 77
October Hogs 5710
November Broilers 55 75
December Eggs 8810
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