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I Includes 15’ air hose and bre chuck. Displaces 3.2 cfm. 115 V
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| List Price SALE PRICE ▼UH llffi
I 188.95 ONLY VJiUU
| OTHER MODELS ON SALE
1 ~ uo Tank list Sale
X" MflM JIL. Sae Price Price
FL 3204 1 15 GAL 356 95 279.95
| FL 3206 2 20 GAL .......440 95 329.95
| FL 3208 4 GAS 12 GAL, 451 95 369.95
I FREE - ’25.00 WORTH ACCESSORIES
I WITH THE PURCHASE OF A CAMPBELL-
I HAUSFELD AIR COMPRESSOR AT OUR LOW
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FARMERSVILLE
Ephrata, RD2, PA 17522
717-354-4271
STORE HOURS:
Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 to 6:00
Saturday 7:30 to 4:30
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. . . of the warmest, old-fashioned
kind, from all of us to all of you!
And a Happy New Year Too!
LT.GEIBEST.
Manheim, RD2
HEISEY FARM
SERVICE, INC.
Mount Joy
HEISTAND
BROTHERS
Elizabethtown
DAVID B. HURST
Bowmansville WALKER COMPANY
Gap
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE EARL R. WEAVER
Columbia, RD2 Honey Brook, RD2
RICHARD B. STEIN, DISTRICT MANAGER
MOUNTVILLE, PA. (717) 285-5650
lOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS
Red Rose Feed, York, Pa. j
A Division of Carnation Co.
FL 3201
EQUIP., INC.
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RED ROSE FEED |
& FARM SUPPLY |
Quarryviile & Buck |
LEROY M.SENSENIG |
Mohlers Church Road |
Ephrata, PA I
H.M. STAUFFER I
&SONS |
Witmer 5
Red Rose
ANIMAL FEEDS
You’ve got plenty of penny power at Agway
during the early-order, mid-winter sale Just
place your order during the sale dates Take
delivery at your convenience (before March
31) and pay only when you receive your
lubricants
Here’s how it works:
Order any 0i1... and a penny gets you
55-gallon drum a 24-quart case ot the
same (or equivalent value)
3 quarts
2 quarts
1 quart
24-quart case
5-gallon can
2-gallon can
Order any grease... and a penny gets you
120-lb drum 10-pack of the same
AGWAY PETROLEUM
(<gway) AGWAY PETROLEUM
CORP.
BOX 1197, DILLERVILLE ROAD \VV) ; |
LANCASTER, PA
PHONE 397-4954
Don't miss the Agway
Oil-Grease Penny Sale
where
a penny is a powerhouse
It can buy a quart of oil
—oven a easel
Just It can buy a cartridge of grease
. —even a 10 pack!
(or equivalent value)
35-lb pail 4 cartridges
10-pack of cartridges an extra cartridge
Call now and place your order Remember, you
pay only on delivery What could be fairer?
BOAR BUYERS
William Bell - 1 boar $450
Jerry Rutter - 2 boars $B5O.
Merle Hess - 1 boar $420.
Henry Wenger - I boar $340
Sunnyside Farms - 2 boars $625.
Brian Spfecher - 1 boar $330.
Sam Moyer - 1 boar $3OO.
Daniel Miller 1 boar $3OO.
Paul Myers ■ 1 boar $3OO.
Charles Masser - 2 boars $585.
John Croll - 1 boar $3OO.
Daniel Charlton - I boar $290.
Thomas Bros. - 2 boars $5OO
HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY
10TH PRODUCTION SALE
FEBRUARY 27, 1976
DUKES BROS. STOCKYARD
Salisbury, Maryland
FRANKLIN FEESER
THANK YOU
Box 372, Taneytown, MD 21787
Phone 301-848-6280
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 20,1975—13
Egg ads
I Continued from Pa|e 1|
Heart Association and
several consumer groups to
voice their opposition to the
statement and finally to take
NCEN to the Federal Trade
Commission for judgement
and restriction.
In a statement issued early
this week, Henk Wentick,
chairman of the National
Commission on Egg
Nutrition said the decision,
"denies NCEN’s con
stitutionally protected rights
to hold and voice its opinion
that there is no scientific
evidence that eating eggs
increases the risk of heart
disease.” This "gag” said
Wentick has been imposed
notwithstanding that
NCEN’s opinion is the
opinion of world renowned
scientists and an official
health panel of the British
government.
While Wentick noted that
such a restraint by the FTC
was an “incursion on the
rights of free speech,” Judge
Barnes explained that
NCEN’s ads were not
protected by the first
amendment.
Although NCEN supported
its position on the egg
cholesterol controversy by
quoting a myriad of
renowned physicians,
cardiologists and in
ternational studies. Judge
Barnes maintained that
“there exists a substantial
body of competent and
reliable scientific evidence
that eating eggs increases
the risk of heart disease.”
Although the judge later
admitted that evidence
supporting the diet-heart
hypothesis was ' not
altogether conclusive, the
official said, “this lack of
inconclusiveness of evidence
however is no defense to the
complaint allegations.”
Wentick later stated,
“when an agency judge,
without personal medical
expertise, can label as false
the opinions of world
recognized scientists and
distinguished medical panels
and silence those who
believe differently, the
freedom of every American
is threatened.”
Judge Barnes based his
position on the ads by stating
that the FTC’s purpose is to
GILT BUYERS
Merle Hess 1 gilt $260.
Allen Martin - 1 gilt $250.
Mike Ruby 1 gilt-$240.
Silver Hill Farm - 2 gilts $470.
Tom Adams -1 gilt $220.
Peter Hernly - 5 gilts $lO4O.
Brian Sprecker - 10 gilts $lB2O.
John Croll - 1 gilt $2lO.
William Bell - 1 gilt $2lO.
Dale Brandt - 2 gilts $4OO.
Wayne Hess - 3 gilts $555.
Harold Talbert - 2 gilts $370.
Robert Eshleman - 1 gilt $175.
Clarence Schneck - 2 gilts $3OO.
Charles Lobaugh - 6 gilts $930.
prohibit unfair and deceptive
acts and practices relating
that the matter entered into
the health and safety of
individuals.
Following the FTC of
ficial’s decision, Wentlck
noted that "no decision in
which the Government
asserts the right to pick and
choose what Americans may
hear on controversial topics,
can be permitted to stand.”
“The cholesterol con
troversy is no exception.”
The Federal Trade
Commission’s decision came
after much testimony held
during the summer months.
Scientists and cardiologists
for both the FTC and NCEN
participated in the hearings
giving the two different view
points on the egg -
cholesterol controversy.
Diet-Health
Controversy Not New
Although the FTC's
decision was made late last
week, the controversy over
the relationship between
ingested cholesterol and the
risk of heart disease is not a
new subject.
In the early 1960’s the
American Heart Association
decided that a blanket
recommendation to have
everyone restrict their
cholesterol intake was in
order, following some
research carried out on the
subject. This overall intent
was suggested since in
dividual testing for people of
heart disease risk with a
blood testing technique was
not available.
Consequently, eggs, which
are one food higher in
cholesterol than most, were
tagged as harmful for
consumption. Not for the
minority of people who
might actually need low
cholesterol diets but for
everyone in the nation.
An NCEN official recently
noted that this blanket
suggestion for restricting
eggs was very illogical since
there are other foods which
can also be harmful to any
given individual.
“People with gall bladder
trouble shouldn’t eat lima
beans,” the official stated,
“but you don’t see anyone
advertising against the
vegetable.”
“We don’t go around
barring those foods from the
table.”
Ever since some studies
indicated that there might be
a link between ingested
cholesterol and heart
disease, volumes of research
have been forthgoing. While
the egg has received
criticism, it has never been
tested as a whole food in
normal human nutrition only
as dried egg yolk and in
some instances as a
crystalline cholesterol.
The link between the
eating eggs and the risk of
heart disease has received
much attention and research
hours but as of yet, NCEN
believes that no conclusive
scientific evidence has
proven that connection.
NCEN intends to appeal
the decision lianded down by
the FTC as it still feels that
informing the public on the
controversy is necessary.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!