US-Soviet grain deal
displeases Farm Bureau
PARK RIDGE - The
initialing of the U.S. - Soviet
grain agreement formalizes
a breach of faith with
American farmers and
ranchers by the Ford Ad
ministration, William J.
Kuhfuss, president of the
American Farm Bureau
Federation, said here today.
“The Soviet agreement,
announced by President
Ford today, establishes a
dangerous precedent for
future political international
commodity agreements, and
constitutes further in
terference with the market
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CALL COLLECT 717-866-5708
120TH (1855-1975) aiirireisaiy sale
WAYNE 38% DARI-BLEN
OUR BEST ALL-VEGETABLE PROTEIN DAIRY SUPPLEMENT WILL BE
SOLD FOR CASH AT UNUSUALLY LOW ANNIVERSARY PRICES UPON
ARRIVAL OF OUR RAILROAD CARS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
1) 3-Ton Minimum Purchase.
2) Prices are FOB our Mill in Gap, PA.
3) Add $5.00 per Ton (or fraction of a ton) for delivery within 20 miles of Gap.
(Further distances can be delivered at negotiated rates.) Minimum Delivery
Charge on any delivered purchase is $15.00.
4) Prices quoted are Cash Prices - the total amount to be paid in full upon
purchase. Purchases on account will be subject to our regular pricing and
credit policies.
5)
Purchases will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Quantities are
limited.
No sales to dealers or other mills,
GAP, PA 17527
system in world markets,"
the national farm leader
said.
"I believe that the Soviet
agreement, as far as far
mers and ranchers arc
concerned, formalizes the
broach of faith resulting
from the default of the
President in his promise at
planting time of unfettered
access to world markets.
‘‘The initialing of the
Soviet agreement formalizes
that breach of faith as the
agreement marks an ap
parent trend toward
government domination of
SPECIAL PRICES
*171.40 PER TON (*8.57 PER 100 LBS.)
*186.40 PER TON (*9.32 PER 100 LBS.)
BULK -
BAGS -
If you don’t have a bulk bin and don't want to pay for bass, just tell us how many tons you want, pay
for them in full, and we’ll give you a receipt We’ll store your purchase free for up to two |2] months -
you just call us ahead of time and then pick up your supplement as you need it. What could be
easier?
WALKER COMPANY
international trade In
agricultural commodities. It
is a precedent for other and
more serious rcstricltvc
controls on farm exoorts.
government trading is wrong
in principle as it means
sharing world markets on
the basis of political
determination.
"The sell out of the Ford
Administration to the AFL
CIO and maritime unions is
represented in the higher
rates to be paid on Soviet
grain export shipments in
the maritime agreement.
“The State Department
has used farmers as political
pawns in its diplomatic
game through its
manipulation of the
marketing of agricultural
commodities.
"Farmers and ranchers
should not be misled into
believing the U.S. - Soviet oil
agreement provides any real
solution to the energy crisis.
The Russian oil imports in
the agreement are only a
drop in the bucket in our
overall imports and are
largely cosmetic to make the
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Help Wanted
Experienced herdsman
needed, must be good
milker. Fully experienced.
Good salary, home, utilties
Provided. Henry
uehldaucr, Pittstown, Pa.
Call 201-735-8280 Day and 735-
5092 Eve. after 8 p.m.
Experienced farmer to
operate dairy or crop on
profit share basis.
Prefer man with cither
stock and-or equipment.
Write c-o Lancaster
Farming. P.O. 266 M,
Lititz, PA 17543.
agreement seem attractive
to farmers and the American
public.
"Foreign exchange earned
by billions of dollars of U.S.
agricultural exports has
been a major contribution in
paying for the soaring costs
of oil imports,” Kuhfuss
said.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct. 25.1975
PHONI 717-344-3047 «r 717 424-2 U)
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Full or part-time help to milk
in modern dairy parlor.
Ideal for retired couple or 1
or 2 college students. Very
nice mobile home available.
Good salary two to three
references required. Call
301-957-1399, Ken Holland,
Rt. 1, Pocomoke, Md, 21851.
Experienced farmer for
modem dairy and general
farming April Ist. Good land
and excellent opportunity for
the right person. Write P.O.
266 Q c-o Lancaster Farming,
Lititz, Pa. 17543.
Farmer ... can you operate
about 120 acres in Lehigh
County to turn a small profit
while paying your salary? 3
bedroom house available.
Interested? Write Box 266 P,
c-o Lancaster Farming,
Lititz, Pa. 17543.
Wanted - Work-in Farm
Manager. Must be fully
experienced to work with
new breed of beef animals.
Very Excellent opportunity
for right person. Call 609-896-
0336.
Reliable House Cleaning
woman, 1 day per week.
Dowingtown area. Perfer
Amish woman. Will pickup
at a Downingtown location.
Write Mrs. S. Landell, 165
Whiteland Hunt Rd.,
Downingtown, Pa. 19335.
Trucks
1965 CMC W tag, cab and
chassie asking $7OO. 1969
Chevy % ton pickup with tool
boxes. Asking $7OO. Call after
6 p.m. 717-684-6828.
For Sale - 18’ Flatbed 1959
International truck. Good
condition, dependable. Must
sell. PH:2IS-942-3450, eve.
215-273-2837.
1958 GMC 3 ton, 12 ft.
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English Program
Regarding the English
Second Language program,
Dr. Winger told the Board
that there are now seven
Vietnamese children in
grades one through 12, one in
kindergarten, and one
Ugandan child and one
Korean child in kin
dergarten, none of whom are
fluent in English. He also
said there “probably will be
more to come.”
Under state law, a school
district must provide a
special English program for
any child not fluent in the
language. Last year the
district spent approximately
$3400 on this program and
had budgeted the same
amount for this year, before
the influx of Viet families at
the Gap.
Dr. Winger said that the
program could be acquired
through Intermediate Unit
13, which would send a
teacher into the district, at a
cost of about $5,000. The
Board authorized Dr. Winger
to go ahead with the IU 13
program.
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Dealers and Sales
Representatives wanted in
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line of liquid fertilizer and
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background necessary, full
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following philosophy: Ability
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FERTILIZER
Are you tired of paying $l5O
to $2OO or more per ton for
fertilizer? Try dry poultry
manure fresh from the
broiler houses. Delivered
and dumped on your farm in
8 to 16 ton loads within 50
miles of Lancaster. You can
buy 8 to 100 tons. Next
delivery in Oct-Nov. $25.00
per ton delivered. Write Box
27, Strasburg, Pa. 17579.
Wants To Buy
Old range cook stove. Also,
Wooden wheels. Elmer S.
Kauffman, Sr., Box 87,
Atglen, Pa. 19310. Call 215-
593-5754.
Wanted to Buy - Hand
operated cider press &
Crusher combination or will
buy the mill part separately.
PH; 717-393-7839.
CORN - CUSTOM DRYING -
In and Out Basis. James H.
DeLong, Inc. phone 215-395-
2036.
Wants To Rent
Dairy Farm, 60 to 100 cows,
150 to 300 acres for spring oi
1976. References available.
Call 717-865-6836.
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