Shapp and Percy
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Named Chairmen
of Hunger Coalition
Gov. Milton J. Shapp and has been working for public
Sen. Charles Percy, R-111., support for the United States
have been named co- to play a major role in a
chairmen of the Advisory United Nations World Food
Board of Elected Officials to Conference to be held in
the World Hunger Action Rome, Italy, Nov. 5-16.
Coalition, an organization Shapp and Percy met May
that is seeking reforms in 30 in the U.S. Department
food distribution to avert the* offic ® of Ambassador Edwin
threat of mass starvation in Martin, the U.S. coordinator
the underdeveloped coun- representative for the for
tries of the world. thcoming World Food
The World Hunger Action Conference. Also on hand at
Coalition for several months the meeting were Penn-
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PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 22,1974
At ll:OOA.M.
R.0.#1, HALIFAX, PA.; 11/?I 1 /? miles North of Tourist Park between
Halifax and Millersburg; turn off Route 147 at Ralph's Bar. [Watch for
Sale Arrows along Tourist Park to Fishervilie Road, day of sale.]
FARM (approximately) 50 ACRES
40 Acres Tillable,- balance Pasture and
Woodland.
SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING
with Log Summerhouse
Both with original fireplaces intact
which could be restored.
Barn, Storage Sheds, Deep Well with Submersible
Pump, good water supply. This farm is located close to
the Susquehanna River, only 20 minutes to Harrisburg.
Ideal permanent residence or country hide-a-way.
TERMS; 10 percent down, balance in 30 days.
Further terms and conditions will be announced at
time of sale. Real Estate will be offered at 1:30 P.M.
For Inspection Call 717-692*4513 after 5:00 P.M.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Farmall Super C Tractor, new rubber, good con
dition with Plow, Cultivator, Com Planter, Snow Plow
and Tractor Chains; IH No. 45 PTO Baler, 6-ft. Massey
Harris Pull-type Combine with Motor and Bin, N.l.
Farm Wagon with 14-ft. Bed, Woods Bros. Single-row
“ Cora Picker, Oliver 13 Disk Grain Drill, New Idea
Model 30A 7-ft. Mower, Cross 24-ft. Bale and Grain
Elevator, 16-ft. Grain Auger with Motor, IH 2-Bottom
Plow, Massey Harris Manure Spreader (wagon type),
Weed Sprayer with Double Piston Pump and 20-ft.
Boom, A.C. Side Delivery Rake, 7-ft. Cultipacker,
Cyclone Electric Seeder, Gehl Stationary 14” Ham
mennill, 3-Section Harrow, Cora Shelter, Hog Feeders
and Troughs, Snow Fencing, Wagon with Hay Racks,
Wagon Seat, Potato Plow, Harness, 6” Endless
Belting, 28-ft. Extension Ladder, Hay Hook, Barbed
Wire, Single and Double Trees, Wagon Jack, 200 gallon
Skid Tank with Pump, Grain Cradle, Garden and Hand
Tools, Beam Scale, Self-propelled Rotary Mower with
Electric Starter, other items not listed.
5 Ton HA Y—4 Ton STRAW
400 Bu. EAR CORN
170 Bu. BARLEY —30 Bu. OATS
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES
Two-Piece Comer Cupboard with 12 Pane Door,
Wood Box, Flour Chest, Meat Bench, Refrigerator,
Coal Kitchen Stove, Room Heater, Wicker Chairs and
Table, Dinette Set, Metal Beds, Desk, Bureaus,
Washstand, Sideboard, Tables, Chairs, Rockers, High
Chair, Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, Wooden
Measures, Kegs, Crocks, Jars, many other items.
ESTATE of JOHN W. LEBO
Donald E. Lebo, Administrator
Earl Richard Etzweiler, Attorney
GEORGE N. DEIBERT, AUCTIONEER
717—425-2258
Lunch Available!
sylv&nia Agriculture
Secretary Jim McHale and
Herbert J. Waters, chairman
of the World Hunger Action
Coalition.
Shapp and Percy are
scheduled to meet again with
Martin June 18 to present
recommendations to
stabilize world agricultural
prices, which then would be
considered at the Rome
conference.
McHale will participate in
a Midwest Conference on
Food Policy at St. Paul,
Minn., June 6-7, sponsored
by the Minnesota Farmers
Union and the Minnesota
AFL-CIO in cooperation with
the World Hunger Action
Coalition. This conference
will also strive to develop
recommendations for the
Rome conference.
The Coalition has viewed
with alarm the fact that the
world now has only 27 days
worth of grain reserves. Fuel
and fertilizer, key
ingredients for agricultural
production, have ex
perienced a four-fold in
crease in price in the last two
years, placing them beyond
reach of many of the poorer
countries of the world.
At the May 30 meeting,
Shapp stressed that it was
important to inform the
American people that food
stockpiles can be built
around the world without
incurring severe shortages
and inflation at home.
“After the Russian wheat
deal,” said Shapp, “the
American people may un
derstandably tend to oppose
any effort to feed the world.”
The governor said the
world conference should
back the establishment of
grain reserves throughout
the world. The United States,
as a major grain producing
country, would have to be
counted on as a key grain
reserve center.
“Our main problem,” said
Shapp, “is to find a better
and more efficient way to
distribute food.” He noted
that mid-western granaries
may overflow from a record
harvest while millions may
starve because of inadequate
distribution.
PUBLIC SALE
THURSDAY, JURE 21,1974
ANTIQUES
Many of the Finest Rare Heirlooms
Located at Littiestown, Pa., along East King St.
Exit.
This is a partial listing: Furniture, China, Glass,
Coverlets, Quilts, Etc.
Cherry Chippendale fluted comer plain end 8 drawer
high chest; Cherry Hepplewhite inlaid plain end slope
lid writing desk and 4 drawer dresser; set of cherry
banquet tables and seats 10; walnut Chippendale
Cabriole let ball & claw foot table; cherry 2 pc. double
glass door comer cupboard; large pine 2 pc. glass
doors dutch cupboard; Rose carved camel back Vic
torian sofa and Rose carved ladies and gentleman
chair; Chippendale 30” tall looking glass; Gothic
Welsh cups, saucers and soup plate; King Rose sugar;
7 pc. Diamond blue frosted satin glass water set; large
pink satin water pitcher and vase; 7 pc. cranberry gold
swirl water set; large candy swirl water pitchers;
Bohemian glass; Bristol vase; blown amethyst glass;
Bisque 18” tall images; 5 lustre pitchers; 10 Cornwall;
7 satin glass rose bowls some designed; Staffordshire
basket; overlay glass basket; 2 hanging lamps with
scenery and prisms; satin miniature oil lamps; other
oil lamps; brown Hound and Rebecca at well water
pitchers; 4 coverlets; a number of the finest quilts.
Terms; Cash, Certified or Travelers Check
Clip ad and save.
Terms By
John E. Gentzler
R.R.2, Littlestown, Pa.
CLAIR R. SLAYBAUGH, Auctioneer
Idavitle, Pa..
Some Dental Patients Suffer
From "Preventaphobia"
“Preventaphobia” may well
become a new word in dental
circlet. It refers to patients
who may cringe at the pros
pect of brushing their teeth
and “flossing” them because
tooth care can be a painful
procedure for them. These
are individuals who suffer
from overly-sensitive teeth.
Persons with hypersensitive
teeth experience pain rang
ing from a slight “twinge”
to severe pain. One or more
teeth may be affected. Den
tal hypersensitivity is often
related to exposed tooth
dentin and cementum, the
tooth structure under the en
amel and gums, but also to
some extent to an individual’s
threshhold of pain, and per
haps also to emotional and
psychic factors-often a con
sequence of suffering from
the condition.
Although treatment for it
used to involve many visits
to a dentist’s office, recent
methods include home care
and proper toothbrushing
but with a “therapeutic”
toothpaste and toothbrush.
Dentists often recommend a
toothpaste containing a non
toxic strontium chloride and
a toothbrush with extra-soft
bristles. Commercially both
are available under the name
of Sensodyne.
The governor said that it
was vitally necessary to
achieve stabilization of the
world’s food supply. In good
years, grains reserves can
be built up and withheld
from breaking farm prices.
In bad years, grains can be
sold at equitable farm
prices.
Shapp said the U.S. should
establish a program of low
cost loans to underdeveloped
countries so that we can
export our surplus grains to
the parts of the world
threatened with starvation.
Martin said a chief con
cern of the United States at
the World Food Conference
will be to encourage food
production and stockpiling in
developing nations.
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Stables, Inc.
Phone 717-354-4341
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auct.
BULL RUN FARMS
"GRASS TIME"
PRODUCTION SALE
FRIDAY RITE. JUNE 21st, 1974
At 7:00 P.M.
Between Montrose & Forest Lake, Pa. on Rt. #167 [Susquehanna
Co.] 10 miles from Rl. 81 at New Milford Exit 17 miles South of Ri. 17
at Vestal, N.Y. Arrows.
BO Herefords
70 Registered, 10 grades. Consisting of 16 Reg. cows
with calves or due to freshen, 47 open heifers that are
Reg. and big enough to breed, 10 open grade heifers
and 7 Reg. Service Bulls. The Bull Run Herd
represents some of the best breeding to be found in the
U.S. today. In this auction there will be primarily this
class of cattle sold, however, for the buyer of lesser
requirements, we also have cattle of lesser pedigree
prominence. Something for everyone.
BILL GORSKI, Farm Manager
KEN HOWE, Owner
Jim Adriance - Auctioneer
Montrose 717 —278-1574
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