BEEF SALES MONDAY 2:30 P.M. THURSDAY 12:00 NOON Sale Order - Fat Bulls, Steers, Stockers, Beef Cows and Veal Calves. MEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC. Phone 717-354-4341 Daily Market Raped Phone 717-354-72 M Abe Diffenbach, Manager Field Representative* - Bob Kling 717-354-5023 Luke Eberly 215-267-6608 POUNDS OF MILK MOUNT UP FASTER WHEN YOU FEED OUR SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED DAIRY RATIONS. OUR FLORIN DAIRY FEED IS BLENDED TO A JUST-RIGHT FORMULA OF MILK-PRODUCING PROTEINS, VITAMINS AND MINERALS TO ASSURE HIGHER PRODUCTION.- If you have fat cattle or need feeders . . . THINK NEW HOLLAND Red Lion Yo During the recently held Summer Picnic of the Red Lion Area Young Farmers, the following officers for the 1976 year were elected: Jack Dehoff will be the President from R 2, Red Lion; Immediate Past President is Charles Hess; Vice President, Clarence Godfrey; Secretary, Roy Jackson, Jr.; Treasurer, Robert Burchett; Public Relations, Lester Holt zinger; and Advisor is John Myers, agriculture teacher at Red Lion Area High School. The summer picnic was held at the farm of Desota and Robert Burchett, Air ville. The committee prepared chicken barbeque with covered dishes prepared by the members attending. In attendance were 135 members and friends of the group. There were activities for everyone, horseshoe pit ching, softball, adult group games, and children’s games. Always an interesting part of the program is the ob servation of buildings, equipment, and cropping system available on the farm where the picnic was held. Looking to the future activities of the Red Lion Area Young Farmer organization some of which are: Pa. Young Farmer Summer Meeting & Tours at Shippensburg July 18 & 19; Tour in August; Pa. Young Farmer Convention in November; National Young Farmer Institute in December; Young Farmer Education Classes at Red Lion Area High School in November through March; Young Fanner Banquet in March. COUNT ON US FOR ALL YOUR DAIRY FEEDS. WOLGEMUTH BROS., INC. MOUNT JOY, PA Recently elected officers of the Red Clarence Godfrey, Jack Dehoff, Lion Young Farmers Association are Charles Hess. Back: Robert Burchett, pictured (left to right); Front; Roy Jackson, Jr., Lester Holtzinger. Abourezk supports machinery WASHINGTON, D.C. - The farm machinery manufacturing industry should be gone over with a fine-toothed comb. That’s the conclusion of South Dakota Sen. Jim Abourezk. Abourezk said he “strongly supports” an investigation scheduled by the Council on Wage and Price Stability, an arm of the federal government. “I think the farm machinery manufacturing industry deserves close watching for the basic reason that machinery prices have gone up over 22 per cent in the past year. “Preliminary indications are that this kind of jump was not warranted by in creased manufacturing e Dairy Farmer's Special /4/tL Gou) Ready Your Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 19,1975 Farmers hold investigations price costs,” Abourezk said. “However, the ‘ purpose of this study should be to find out the facts with no prior bias.” He noted that he feels the questions to be answered involve the manufacturers and not local machinery dealers. Abourezk, who has said several times recently that the lack of a farm bill makes rising farm costs all the more critical, pointed out that machinery and parts costs are a major concern of farmers and ranchers. “Regardless of what the market price for food commodities may be, agricultural producers face severe pressure from rising production costs. And it’s certainly not fair to our farm To Increase Profits... economy to be burdened by price-gouging or other in flationary practices on the part of machinery manufacturers,” Abourezk said. Abourezk has sent a letter to the Wage and Price Council, chaired by Treasury Secretary William Simon, urging the agency to “pull no punches” in its study and to also look into the big jumps in machinery parts prices. “What’s your candid opinion of my new novel?” asked the anxious author. “It’s worthless,” was the terse reply. “I realize that,” replied the scribe, “but I’d like it anyhow.” PH: 653-1451 65 cmc ONE OPINION
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