USDA issues tentative decision
on egg research and promotion
WASHINGTON - The
U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA) an
nounced that evidence
received at a public hearing
Justifies issuing a proposed
nationally coordinated
research and promotion
order for eggs.
USDA's Agricultural
Marketing Service (AMS)
called tor public comments
on its tentative decision by
Sept. 12, after which a final
decision will be made. If the
final decision supports such
a program, egg producers
would vote on it.
AMS Poultry Division
Director Connor Kennett
said the proposed program
would be financed by han
dler-collected assessments
on producers of up to 5 cents
per 30-dozen case of eggs.
Producers not wishing to
participate would be
reimbursed upon written
request.
FOR SALE
1478 ACRES FARM LAND
Land all joins. Can be purchased in units or as a whole. Several
sets of Farm Buildings including modem dairy set up Milking
parlor etc Priced very reasonable Excellent fertile, level land
PAUL E. SANGER
FARM REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST
935 E Maple St. Lebanon, PA 17042
Phone 717-272-1025
or 412-253-4181
FARM DISPERSAL
MAY, AUGUST is, m
Sale 3 miles South of Danville, just off Penna. Rt 54, turn east at
Crest-Haven produce market 'n mile to the farm
Complete herd dispersal
60 Registered & grade
Holstein Dairy Cattle
(40 registered - 20 grade)
32 milk cows in all stages of lactation, 13 bred
heifers - balance younger animals
1974 DHiA Herd Ave. 13627 M-512F. This is
a good herd of sound young cattle of both Penna
and Canadian breeding. Selling a new liquid
nitrogen Semen tank & semen.
Farm Equipment includes 1972-55 H P Deutz
Diesel tractor with Souder front end loader,
Ford Super Major tractor, John Deere A tractor
& cultivators, A C. 9ft 929 haybme, New Int. 540
Manure spreader, J D 14 disc gram drill, New
Holland 273 baler used 1 season, 24 ft Smoker
elevator, Lely Mounted broadcast seeder, J.D 4
row corn planter Century crop sprayer, J D hay
wagon, Int 541 4 bottom plow like new, J D disc
& spring tooth harrow, Int front unloading
wagon
Lot of small tools including 2 silage carts,
stable fogger, lot of forks, shovels and other
small tools used on a dairy farm
Order of Sale small tools, machinery, cattle
Complete, dispersal - farm has been sold
Leroy C. Sensenig
Quarryville, Pa.
Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
Ph: 717-786-3128
Paul E. Sanger. Associate Auctioneer
Money collected would be
used, he explained, to
finance projects dealing with
research, and consumer
education and promotion
designed to strengthen
markets for eggs, egg
products, and spent fowl
(laying hens no longer
productive).
The order is authorized by
the Egg Research and
Consumer Information Act,
passed by Congress and
approved by the President
last October.
USDA’s tentative decision
and order is based on
evidence received at public
hearing sessions held during
May in Atlanta, Ga.,
Philadelphia, Pa., Des
Moines, la., Dallas, Tex.,
and South San Francisco,
Calif.
The program would be
administered by an Egg
Board comprised of
producers or their
11:00 A.M
Sale by the order of
Seth J. Lapp
R 5 Danville, Pa.
Phone 717-275-5364
representatives selected by
the Secretary of Agriculture.
Members would be chosen
from nominations submitted
by eligible organizations,
associations, cooperatives
representing commercial
egg producers, or eligible
producers themselves. Each
of six geographic areas of
the 48 contiguous states
would have at least two, but
not more than four, mem
bers on the initial 18-member
board. The number of
members from each area
would be based on the area’s
proportion of total U.S. egg
production. All producers of
commercial eggs owning
more than 3,000 laying hens
would be included under the
Buck tractor
pull results
August 16,1975
12,000 S.S.
1. George Kubach Jr.,
Route 3, Tunkhannock, PA,
119.3; 2. Thomas Bedgar,
Freeland, MD, IHBO6, 67.1.
5,000 S.S.
1. Wes Stauffer (Jim
Stauffer, driver), Ephrata,
PA, Deutz 5506, 107.3 ; 2.
Thomas Showers, Lebanon,
PA, Oliver 88,87.0; 3. Curtis
Stoltz, Lebanon, PA,
Leyland 384, 78.3.
9,000 S.S.
1. Marlin Brubaker,
Quarryville, PA, ACD2I,
120.5; 2. Timothy Stauffer,
Ephrata, PA, Deutz 8006,
103.7; 3. Thomas Bedgar,
Freeland, MD, IH 806, 92.10.
7,000 Modified
1. Elwood Funk, Lititz, PA,
F-30-Ford Tank, 164.0; 2.
David Becker, Mt. Joy, PA,
Cockshutt 40-2 - 460 Fords,
154.10; 3. Lester Landis,
Lititz, PA, Massey 55-2 - 440
Dodges, 145.8.
LABOR DAY
PUBLIC SALE
Route 44 Seven Miles North of Bloomsburg, PA
(Buckhorn - Jerseytown Rd.) Near Dutch Hill
Church.
Monday, September 1,1975
9:30 O’clock A. M. Sharp
THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING SALE
OF PRACTICALLY NEW FURNITURE
G E Refrigerator Freezer Westmghouse Auto Washer and Elec
Dryer Coldspot 15 4 Cu Ft Upright Freezer Breakfast Set w/ 5
Chairs 7 Pc Dinette Set Hammond and Spmnet Organ M 100 Series
Reclmer Settee Oversize Couch Fisher Stereo AM/F M
Phonograph and Radio Comb Occ Chair Coffee Table w/Glass Top
and End Stands Solid Wooden Wall Placks Floor and Table Lamps
(Cork). 6 Pc Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite 9 Pc Maple Bedroom
Suite (Single Bed) w/Desk 7 Pc Pecan Bedroom Suite w/ Queen Size
Bed Horse Clock Chest of Drawers Child's Rocker Child's Breakfast
Set. 4 Bar Stools Remington Port Typewriter
Farmall C Tractor w/ Plows Cultivators. Snow Blade Hyd Starter
and Lights Parker 12 Ga Double Barrel Shot Gun Service for 12
Dishware Weld Cable Rolls Wire
Marian 22 Rifle w/ Clip and 4 x 15 Glenfield Scope Gymnastic Set
Girls 3 Speed Bicycle Foot Lockers Child's Swing Set 4 Pc Metal
Lawn Furniture Set Lawn Table w/ 6 Chairs Lawn Carts Patio
Breakfast Set Christmas Ornaments Concrete Donkey Figurene w/
Cart Planter Bird Bath (Sea Horse) Concrete Flower Pots Snow
Fence Elec Fencer Coleman Lantern and Stove Shop Vac Sears 5
Hr Roto Tiller Jacobsen Self Propelled Lawn Mower 22 Ft
Aluminum Extension Ladder Hand Tools Freidick 6500 B T U Air
Conditioner 75 3x6 x 8 Oak Poles Pots Pans and Dishes Many
Articles too Numerous to Mention
TERMS CASH LUNCH
Seiler Mr. and Mrs. David Roebuck
Auctioneers: Eugene A. & Gele L. Derr
Phone 784-0885 or 784-5413
Auctioneer's Note - Due to Moving out of Town the above Listing is
a Complete Liquidation of a New 6 Room Home and all Furniture was
recently purchased new '
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order except those whose
production of eggs is used
primarily for the hatching of
baby chicks.
The tentative decision was
published in the Federal
Register on Aug. 13, and
exceptions may be filed until
Sept. 12.
Comments should be
submitted in four copies to
the Hearing Clerk, Room
112-A, USDA, Washington,
D.C. 20250, where anyone
may review them.
Copies of the tentative
decision, which includes the
proposed order, may be
obtained from the Poultry
Division, AMS-USDA,
Washington, D.C. 20250.
7,000 S.S.
1. Timothy Stauffer,
Ephrata, PA, Deutz 8006,
191.7; 2. Thomas Showers,
Lebanon, PA, Oliver 88,
165.11; 3. Charles Welsh,
Gap, PA, Case 800, 165.10.
5,000 Modified
1. Coleman Wheatley,
Bethel, Del., Massey 44 - 440
Dodge, F.P. 140.7; 2. Ted
Owens, York, PA, Massey
Harris, F.P. 116.5; 3. Elwood
Flowers, Manheim, PA,
Farmall M - 427 Chevy, F.P.
108.8.
9,000 Open
1. David Becker, Mt. Joy,
PA, Cockshutt 40 - 2-460
Fords, F.P.; 2. Lester
Landis, Lititz, PA, Massey 55
- 2-440 Dodges, 272.5; 3.
Elwood Funk, Lititz, PA, F
-30, Ford Tank, 267.6.
Next pulls will be August
22 - Pa. Class C - Farm and
Stock classes and August 23 -
Pa. Class A, both at 7:00 p.m.
Rec info released
“For the very first time
there is a summary of
private recreation in*
formation available at the
local level,*' said Aaron Z.
Stauffer, chairman of the
Lancaster County Con
servation District. Recently,
the Lancaster County
Conservation District along
with Pennsylvania’s 65 other
conservation districts
received computer printouts
of private recreation sum
maries. This established a
benchmark as the first time
this information has been
completely gathered.
Back in February and
March of 1974, an inventory
team in each of Penn
sylvania’s conservation
districts gathered in
formation on private
recreation facilities and
enterprises. The project was
done in cooperation with the
National Association of
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
SAT., SEPT. 6,1975,1:00 P.M.
Located 139 East State St., Quarryville, PA
Rescheduled due to weather.
Lot size approx. 57.75 wide, 119.40 deep. 2Vi
story frame dwelling, covered with asphalt
siding, containing 9 rooms and bath with closets.
Hot water heat, coal furnace converted to oil.
New electric service, city water and sewer
hookup.
Inspection of property August 23 & 30, 2 to 4
p m - SALE BY:
B. King
Shirk, Reist & Buckwalter, Attys.
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auct. .
C. H. WOL6EMUTH & SONS
FALL FARM
EQUIP. SALE
LABOR DAY,
MOL, SEPT. 1,1015
9:30 A.M.
Located 4 miles West of Manheim, 1 mile West of E. Fairview Brethren
Church, Lancaster Co., PA.
SPECIALIZING IN
FALL HARVESTING EQUIP.
TRACTORS - PICKERS
HARVESTERS OF ALL KINDS
TOOLS
Good equipment is scarce and selling strong.
We sell anything on Commission. Bring in your
items early. Things brought in last will be sold
last. Open to receive goods from August 20 till
sale day from 8 to 5.
NOTICE Bring your equipment before sale
day. ‘‘NOT ON SUNDAY” You’re invited
Buyer Seller Visitor
LUNCH AVAILABLE
TERMS —CASH CLOSED SUNDAYS
FOR INFORMATION CALL
C. H. WOLGEMUTH,
SALE MANAGER
PHONE (717) 665-5664,
Manheim, PA
Auctioneers:
Horst - Rentzel - Shaffner & Wolgemuth
Conservation Districts
(NACD) and the Bureau of
Outdoor Recreation. The
information that was
gathered by each county
conservation district
eventually found its way into
BOR’s computers in
Washington, D. C. where it
was tabulated and produced
into national, state, and
county summaries.
For additional Information
on private recreation
summaries in Lancaster
County, contact the Lan
caster County Conservation
District by calling 299-5361.
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