Farm Market To The Farm Show parking lot In Harrisburg will become an open air farmers' market this summer, Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale has announced. He said farmers from counties in the capital city area will bring fresh fruit and vegetables to the Farm Show lot and sell from truck tailgates. The market is expected to get underway during July when sweet corn FOR COOL MILK ...FAST! /cfpTd* SALES and SERVICE I r 6 - iHISUHSET ’=• Q y s,. k OR '-nr" T tanks New 18 Can All Steel Can Cooler New & Used Air & Water Cooled Diesels Used Bulk Tanks & Can Coolers. For Complete Refrigeration on Milk Cooling in Central Penna., Contact: CHRIST K. FISHER RD2, Loganton, PA 17747 Parade of the Profit-Makers# ? These Ples-Proven Sires Are Available Daily 15J48 B.S. Noble SUPERB - Gold Medal USDA (Nov /74> - 34 Daus m 6 Herds Ave 10 837 M Predicted Difference (45% rpt) +9I7M Type 17 Classified Daus Ave 83 4. 4- 3/Br Ave Sire Superb Adonis EX Dam Ann Arbor Sables Ginger - VG 135 DAIRY SIRES ARE NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN SERVICE! BREEDERS COOPERATIVE LIVESTOCK SERVICES a Jr***. I '*»*.'*%*►'»'***. & *-t .#.*«. i« *. *■>-*. a vit«K»o begins ripening. “It won't be a fancy set-up, but it wiU be putting idle ground to work for the benefit of farmers and consumers," McHale said. “This is a pilot project which we hope will catch on in other areas of the state." He said the markets could be an "economic shot in the arm" for farmers and would mean farm-fresh food for consumers. The market will be Member NAL Affiliated Breeders Be Opened At Harrisburg operated by the Farm Show SchuyKill, Snyder, Union, Open Air Market and York Counties. Under Association, an organization association rules and composed of interested regulations, only bona fide farmers from Cumberland, farmers will be permitted to Dauphin, Lancaster, sell at the market. Mifflin, Montour, Nor- Serving on a rules and thumbcrland, Perry, regulations committee arc Bank Stockholders of National Central Financial Cor poration, parent company of National Central Bank, re elected 17 members to the Board of Directors at the corporation's annual meeting here Tuesday morning. According to National Central Board Chairman John C. Tuten, the re election of baord members was the only item of business conducted at the meeting, which was held at the company’s Administrative Services Center in Lancaster and attended by 175 stockholders. Re-elected to the National Central board during the meeting were: Heath L. Allen, Gable L. Arnold, Royal E. Cleveland, Frederic Cox, W. Douglas Darmstaetter, John Bowman Delaney, Robert Y. Garrett, Jr, Max S. Grumbacher, Henry F. Huth, M. 0. Lee, Lewis E. Lehr man, William H. Mann, Wilson D. McElhinny, H. Sturgis Potter, Spurgeon E. Rohrbaugh, Arthur B. Sinkler, Horace E. Smith, Wayne B. Titus, and John C. Tuten. At a reorganization meeting of the board of directors, immediately 519 F +34F 4 79". +s77 tettfbifcA i c . Notes following the stockholders meeting, Wilson D, McElhinny was elected president and chief executive officer of the corporation and John C. Tuten was re-elected chairman of the board. Mr. Tuten had served as chief executive officer of National Central Bank since its formation in 1970 and also chief executive of the cor poration since its creation in 1972. The First National Bank of Strasburg reported a 12.9 percent increase in net in come for the first quarter of 1975. Net income for the Bank during the first three months was $159,072 or 64 cents per share, up from $140,910 or 56 cents per share during the comparable period last year. Donald H. Hoffecker, executive vice president, stated that the total assets of the Bank are up 9.8 percent over last year. Assets totaled $60,236,253 on March 31, 1975 compared to $54,868,846 for the comparable date last year. Hoffecker also stated that deposits increased 7.2 percent totaling $51,348,755 compared to the $47,916,807 deposit total at the end of 1974’s first quarter. ... ' Ay i * *'» v '#u*. s£>£* *• J v3&- A «■ 15G106 Edisto Farms FAVORITE’S Bonus USDA (Nov /74) -22 Daus in 14 Herds Ave io 553 M 4 35% Predicted Difference (48% rpt) -lmim 4-<sfi3 Type 5 Classified Daus Ave 82 3 Sire Gayoso View Melinda Favorite Dam Edisto Farms S Belva VG 273 6763 367 3923 566 2569 384 2741 857 5545 932 9361 469 9238 CLEONA’ Elizabethtown Hummelstown COATESVILLE- Parkesburg Oxford Pughtown Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 26.1975 these area farmers: Donald L. Dobbs, Newport RD3; Harold R. Frey, I Lebanon RD 5; Betty J. Mitchell, Lcwistown RD 1; John Musser, Carlisle RD 1; Dan Pakyz, Harrisburg; John D. Tallman, Dauphin RD 1; For Your Daily Herd: <-s<. Silver Star Call for service and information 569 0411 859 2552 445 4131 442 4471 653 1451 786 7381 LANCASTER* Akron East Earl Gap* Mount Joy Quarryville *24 hour answering service or ret order Jacob C. Wise, York Haven RD 1; Dale Whitenight, Danville RD 6; and Leon Zimmerman, Pitman RD 1. The committee said association members will be required to pay an initiation fee as well as a weekly space fee. Proceeds from the fees will be used to promote the market. M- E Berks* W Berks* YORK* Brogueville Fawn Grove Seven Valley York Springs i< \ * 53 459 F +23F 376 8298 376 8297 792 0941 927 6210 382 4805 428 2266 528 4426
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