Poultry groups looking
for additional support
The Northeast Egg
Marketing Association and
the Pennsylvania Poultry
Federation are jointly
launching a campaign in
order to raise support for
needed funds for the
American Egg Board (AEB)
and NCEN.
This action is specifically
important since it comes at a
time when egg producers are
still realizing the shock
waves generated by NCEN’s
Gallup poll concerning the
attitudes toward eggs.
The poll reports that eggs
have been seriously
damaged and bears out that
the voices were right in
calling for no let up in
voluntary support for the
AEB and NCEN.
Complicating the problem
is the fact that many
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producers have been under
the impression that there has
been a flow of funds from the
national check off plan to
AEB and NCEN. There has
been none.
Given a successful
referendum, that proposition
is still months away.
Pa. Egg Producers active
in the Northeast Egg
Marketing Association and
the Pa. Poultry Federation
want to see renewed efforts
to gather funds - one that will
go forward without delay.
John Hoffman, director of
the Pa. Poultry Federation
and Paul Fisher of NEEMA
have jointly announced that
“the home stretch stride
aimed at production and
allied industries that have
not as yet pledged funds will
start at once.”
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As in other regions, the
Northeast is planning an egg
support breakfast at Her
shey during the NEPPCO
convention in October.
AEB and NCEN will have
displays concerning the
problems and services
against the backdrop of the
NEPPCO annual gathering.
A cleanup campaign is
underway in other Northeast
states seeking to add to the
funds already underway at a
target level of Vz cent per
bird from producers or
coming from voluntary
contributions from allied
industries. Each $lOO con
tribution will entitle the
donor to two places at the
breakfast.
For tickets contact John
Hoffman at the Pa. Poultry
Federation, 3807 Paxton St.,
Harrisburg, PA 17711 or C.
A. O’Reilly at the Northeast
Egg Marketing Association,
136 Herron Ave., Hight
stown, NJ 08520. All checks
should be made payable to
the American Egg Board
Fund Drive.
It is hoped that the 90 day
drive will help bridge the gap
that could last until Spring of
1976.
Produce
exchange
re-opened
HARRISBURG - Produce
Information Exchange
(PIE), a service of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture to assist in the
sale of Pennsylvania grown
fruits and vegetables, will be
available again this year,
Secretary Jim McHale
announced recently.
“Both buyers and sellers
indicated last year’s trial
effort was a success,”
McHale said. “Growers and
packers were able to sell
produce they could not
dispose of through normal
channels. At the same time,
buyers were able to locate
new or additional sources of
supply. The service this year
will be available to con
sumer buying clubs and co
ops as well as to wholesale
buyers and brokers.”
The Department of
Agriculture’s Bureau of
Markets will serve as
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Moil Box Market Mail Box Market
For Sale - RCA, Whirlpool Wanted to Buy - 5 h.p.
washer & dryer, turquoise, gasoline engine with clutch,
match set, both real good must be in good condition,
shape, phone 717-733-7000. A lBO wanted - potato plow,
contact Elam Z. Zim-
For Sale - Early transparent merman, Wood Comer Rd., 3
apples and plums, dry ear Mi. West of Ephrata, off
com, call 215-267-7908 or 267- R° ute 322, Route 4, Utitz,
7261. Pa. 17543, phone 717-733-6698.
LANCASTER, PA -
National Central Financial
Corporation, parent com
pany of National Central
Bank, closed the first half of
1975 with a 4.9 percent net
income gain as senior
executives of that company
predicted the development of
a resurgence in the national
economy.
Wilson D. McElhinny,
company president, and
John C. Tuten, board
chairman, reported that
NCFC net income for the
first two quarters of 1975 was
$4,460,189 compared to
$4,248,812 one year ago.
Income Before Securities
Gains and Losses for the
corporation also rose in 1975,
up 3.58 percent for the six
month period compared to
the like period last year.
In announcing the second
quarter figures, the two
headquarters for PIE.
Growers and packers with
something to sell and buyers
looking for supplies can call
717-787-4210 and provide
information, which will be
made available to all in
terested parties. The service
is now available and will
continue through the 1975
fruit and vegetable season.
McHale pointed out the
Bureau of Markets will serve
only to bring buyers and
sellers together, “it will
make no deals and collect no
fees,” he said. “The sole
purpose of PIE is to help sell
more state-grown produce.”
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Bank
notes
corporation executives
expressed optimism with
regard to an improvement in
the economy and said that
NCFC is ready to take ad
vantage of the predicted
upturn.
“With, national indicators
suggesting a gradual
resurgence in the economy,
National Central Financial
Corporation has positioned
itself to benefit from the
opportunities and economic
upturn will afford,” the
report said.
The two men pointed to
increased bank liquidity as
evidence of the corporation’s
preparation for general
improvement of the
economic climate.
National Central was a net
purchaser of Federal Fund
during the second quarter of
1974, averaging $29,890,000
during that period. But,
during the second quarter
this year, National Central
sold an average of $4,716,286
in Federal Funds. This shift
for NCFC in the Federal
Funds Market has increased
the liquidity of its in
vestment portfolio by
freeing U.S. Government
securities from pledging.
The two National Central
top managers also reported
an increase in total deposits
and the opemng of the 49th
and 50th full-service offices
in the National Central Bank
system.
On June 30, 1975, total
deposits were $820,244,177 as
compared to the year ago
figure of $808,836,017, for an
increase of 1.4 percent.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26,1975
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Mail Box Market
For Sale - One Yorkshire
boar, service age. Elam B,
Stoltzfoos, Hess Road, Leola
Rl.
For Sale - Field Queen
forage harvester. Also, Field
Queen side dump forage
harvester. Both Uke new.
Phone 717-442-81S3.
For Sale - AKC Irish Setter
pups. Daniel K. King, bet
ween Nickel Nines and Rt.
896 on Comer Catch Road.
For Sale - Two service age
Yorkshire Boars. 717-656-
6801
For Sale - Trail Blazer 5 h. p.
mini bike with lights. 215-869-
9027
For Sale - One pair identical
Belgain work horses, 1600
lbs. 717-354-8238
For Sale - Used buggy, good
condition, if interested
contact Henry S. Zook,
Newport Road, Ronks, Rl,
Pa. near Scelt Level.
For Sale - Farmall 460
Diesel, fast hitch, p.s., T-A,
A-l Cond., phone 717-933-
8713.
For Sale - I.H. 650 Har
vestore, 1,000 V RPM PTO
shaft, 2-row corn head and
pickup head, real sharp,
phone 717-896-8735 after 6,
For Sale - Chihuahua pup
pies, Ruth Beiler, Paradise,
Rl, S. Bellmont Rd.
For Sale -12 Angus heifers,
average 600 lbs., phone 717-
665-6546.
For Sale - High clearance
sprayer with A.C.G. tran
sport, phone 717-898-8644.
For Sale - 20 ft. Silo-O-Matic
silo unloader, phone 717-656-
6763.
National Central opened
banking offices during the
second quarter in suburban
Coatesville in Chester
County and at Newxnan
stown in southeastern
Lebanon County.
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