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USED LIQUID TANK SPREADERS
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Model 800 gal.;,1100 gal.; 1500 gal.;
2100 gal.; 3100 gal.
With Plow Down Attachments Available
Trailer Mounted Pumps
8-10-12 Ft.
3 point Hitch Mounted Pumps
Tank Spreaders
1250 gal. Tandem
1875 gal. Tandem
2500 gal. Tandem
3100 gal Tandem
Plow Down Attachments Available
HUSKY 3100
RD4 Lititz, Pa.
FCA Reorganization
Governor W. M. Harding
today announced a
reorganization of the Farm
Credit Administration
designed to place greater
emphasis in the areas of
finance and funding of the
Farm Credit System and on
improved communications
with the Banks and
Associations of the System.
Harding said the new FCA
organization plan, to be
implemented January 1,
involves the creation of three
major offices headed by
deputy governors the
Office of Credit and
Operations, Office of
Finance and Research, and
Office of Administration.
Key posts will be filled by
Carroll K. Cardwell as
Deputy Governor, Credit and
Operations; Dr. Gene L.
Swackhamer, Deputy
Governor, Finance and
Research; and Jon F.
Greeneisen, Deputy
Governor, Administration.
All three are career FCA
employees.
Current FCA organization
also includes three deputy
governors Credit Service,
headed by Harding until his
appointment as Governor
November 1; Operations and
Finance, a post currently
vacant; and Bank Services,
headed by Greeneisen.
Swackhamer presently
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Husky
Ph. 626-4355
serves as Director of the
Research Division and
Cardwell as Acting Director
ot Credit Service.
Harding described the
reorganization as along
functional lines and said it
will enable the agency to
give proper emphasis to
finance and funding, better
define operating respon
sibilities, improve internal
coordination and establish
continuity for agency
operations.
The Office of Credit and
Operations will concentrate
on Bank supervision and
contacts, credit and
operational review, and will
provide services in the areas
of capital management,
operations, accounting and
reports.
The Office of Finance and
Research will fulfill FCA
responsibilities m System
funding and financial and
economic research.
The Office of Ad
ministration will include
personnel, administration,
and information divisions.
Included in administration
will be budget and accounts,
as well as other ad
ministrative services.
FCA is an independent
Federal agency responsible
for supervision of the
borrower-owned Banks and
Associations of the Farm
Credit System. Included are
Federal Land Banks and
Federal Land Bank
Associations, Federal In
termediate Credit Banks and
Production Credit
Associations, and Banks for
Cooperatives. As a group
they have loans outstanding
to farmers and farmer
cooperatives totaling $25
billion.
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•500 SERIES
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550 is rated at 216 cu. ft heaped capacity (225
bu) and is ideal for average feeding and
dairying operations
The 570 is rated at 271 cu ft heaped capacity
(295 bu ) and is ideal for large feeding and
dairying operations with daily spreading chores
The 580, at 312 cu ft heaped capacily (340
bu.), is one of the largest spreaders on the
market and the match for the biggest manure
handling tasks
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NEW PROVIDENCE 786-7351
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER - SALES & SERVICE
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 14,1974
Miller Honored
Charles D. Miller (at right), of Strasburg is shown
here receiving an award for fifty<-one years of service
to the First National Bank of Strasburg from George
D. Sload, Executive Vice President. The award was
given at the bank's annual Christmas party at Historic
Strasburg.
Welding Course Slated
An evening arc welding
school for farmers and other
interested persons will begin
Thursday, January 16, at
7:00 at the Garden Spot High
School Vocational
Agriculture Department.
The School will be conducted
one night a week for five
consecutive Thursday
nights. It is designed for
beginners and others in
terested in improving their
welding skills.
Robert Woods, Vocational
Agriculture Teacher at the
high school will teach
welding in the various
positions, on different kinds
of metal, welding cast iron,
hard surfacing, cutting, and
brazing with an arc welder.
Everyone who attends will
receive a certified diploma if
they attend all five sessions.
A fee of $6.00 will be charged
for the course and all
materials needed will be
provided free of charge.
The course is based on
instruction developed by the
Lincoln Electric Company
who makes arc welding
equipment and has been
conducting welding schools
since 1917. The Farmersville
Equipment Company will
sponsor the course.
The welding school will be
limited to twenty persons.
Anyone interested in the
course should contact the
Agriculture Department of
the Garden Spot High School
by Friday, January 3.
Persons interested in taking
the course should call the
high school between 8:00 and
3:00,
Heritage
Int’L Opens
Marvin V. Brown, Jr.,
owner, has announced the
opening of the Heritage
International Incorporated
busmess-formerly the In
ternational Harvester
concern located at 1054 S.
State St. in Ephrata.
Although the busing will
be of private owners p the
same items will be .ered
for sale mcludi In
ternational trucks, i) Inal
equipment and far sup
plies.
Hours for the less
have been estabhshe the
following schedule: day
through Friday the cits
and Service Departrr. , will
be open from 7:30 a to
3:00 a.m. with Sauuday
hours 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a m.
The sales and ofuce
departments will have hours
on Monday through Fuday
from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
and on Saturday from 7:30
a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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