32—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 27. 1974
USDA Slides Urge
Energy Conservation
Conservation of our energy urges Americans to continue
resources is the message of a to conserve gasoline and
new slide set and filmstrip other forms of energy so
just released by the U.S. farmers will be assured of a
Department of Agriculture, dependable supply to meet
“Fuel for Food” is a 94- the food needs for this
frame presentation that country.
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THIS LITTLE PIG WENT TO MARKET
RIDING ON A FARM CREDIT LOAN
A dependable source of credit is essential to farm growth and
’ operation. Farm Credit knows and understands the special needs of
the farmer because Farm Credit is farmer-owned. And, deals only in
farm loans, Farm Credit is as near as your telephone. Call today. Get
a line on the best credit available for farm needs.
411 W. ROSEVILLE RD.,
LANCASTER
PH. 393-3921
The slide presentation,
available with soundtrack on
cassette, is designed to help
consumers understand the
relationship between the
amount of energy they use in
their daily routine and the
amount needed to grow their
food supply. It stresses the
critical need farmers have
for a constant supply of
energy, from fuels to run
tractors and to warm baby
chicks to fertilizers to make
plants grows. “Fuel for
Food” explains why farmers
need to be sure their fuel and
energy requirements will be
met throughout the food and
fiber production cycle.
The presentation was
developed with the aid of the
Document Published on
‘Rights’ for Retarded
For many years parents of
the mentally retarded have
been requesting a document
to understand the legal
rights of their mentally
retarded children. The
Pennsylvania Association
for Retarded Citizens has
just compiled and published
a very succinct reference
booklet designed to assist
parents in identifying ap
propriate services and
programs that they need.
A special committee of
professionals from the
service area and the legal
field has worked for two
years in developing the
one hundred page manual
entitled, “Legal Rights of the
Mentally Retarded.” For
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Lung Association
Lists Programs
Miss. Velma Hart
Executive Director, an
nounces the regular monthly
program of the Lancaster
County Lung Association to
be held at the Association
office, 630 Janet Avenue,
University of Wisconsin.
The slide set can be pur
chased for $25 from the
Photography Division Office
of Communication, U.S.
Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D.C. 20250.
Order the filmstrip for $11.50
from Photo Lab, Inc., 3825
Georgia Ave., N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20011.
Price includes two copies of
an illustrated narrative
guide and a soundtrack on
cassette pulsed with both
1,000 Hz and 50 Hz signals to
change slides automatically
when proper equipment is
used.
,mer Attorney General Fred
Speaker commented, “The
book is a well needed
compendium in a field where
the law is undergoing rapid
changes.” Committee
member Judge Edward
Bradley of Philadelphia
said, “This popular
document will be extremely
helpful to professionals as
well as to parents.”
The timely publication of
the book coincides with a
proclamation from the
President’s Committee on
Mental Retardation
declaring April as “Legal
Rights for Retarded Citizens
Month.”
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
CREDIT
AGWAY BUILDING,
LEBANON
PH. 273-4506
Lancaster, Pennsylvania on
Tuesday, May 7, 1974. The
hours are 10 to 12 noon, 1 to 5
and 6:30 to 8 p.m. Chest x
ray, tuberculin testing and
diabetes screening will all be
offered. Persons having the
tuberculin test will be asked
to return Thursday, May 9
for results.
Wednesday, May 8 the
Association will conduct a
screening program at Lititz
Fire Hall, Lititz, Penn
sylvania. Chest-x-ray,
tuberculin testing and
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diabetes screening will also
be offered at this location.
Hours will be 10 to 12 noon, 1
to S and 6:30 to 8 p.m. Per
sons having the tuberculin
test will be asked to return
Friday, May 10 for results.
We continue to recom
mend chest z-ray for those
persons over 40 years of age.
The diabetes screening will
be more accurate if taken
two hours after eating a
normal meal.
Not Bras, Just Facts?
Texas currently leads the
nation in annual production
of rice, onion, cotton, gram
sorghum, sheep, goats, beef
cattle, and wool It also har
vests substantial amounts of
peanuts, vegetables, citrus
fruits, honey, cereal grains
soybeans, turkeys, and dairv
products
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