Rural housing loans
expanded by FmHA
WASHINGTON, D.C. - provide housing for families
Loans by the Farmers Home of low and moderate income
Administration (FmHA) to are authorized in 337 places
4th ANNUAL ALL DAY
PUBLIC SALE
at Linvilie Hill Mennonite School
SATURDAY, NOV. 6,1976
10 A.M.
15 Mifes East of Lancaster off U.S. 30 - 2 miles
South on Kinzer Road.
Items to be sold include Canned goods, baked goods,
potatoes, eggs, honey, apples, cider, bologna, hot dogs,
cabbage, etc. Assorted handy work, quilts, fancy
pillows, lamps, crocheted items & much more. Double
bed, box spring & mattress. livestock, Reg. Holstein
heifer, com fed steers, butcher bulls, butcher hogs,
feeder pigs, hay, straw, com fodder, seed com, baler
twine, fire wood, Surge milker unit with 50 lb. pail,
steel cattle gate, 25 in. 5 - H.P. Riding Mower, portable
air compressor, steam iron, 2 new West Bend Slow
cookers.
Enjoy delicious home made food and goodies while
attending our auction. All proceeds of the day will be
used for the promotion of Christian Education at the
school. All contributions will be greatly appreciated.
Sale time 10 A.M.
All items will be donated.
Leroy Zook
Leon Kurtz
Steve Petersheim
For Information Call
Eton Beiler 442-8126
PUBLIC TOOL AUCTION
NAME BRANDS INCLUDE
ROCKWELL - SKILL - CHICAGO PNEUMATIC -
ROOAC - FULLER - BLACK & DECKER - HER
BRAND - BROWN - MARFLOW - SHOPMATE -
WRIGHT - WEN - McGRAW EDISON - DIAMOND
I LOY - LUFKIN -JNGERSOLL RAND - CHANNEL
LOCK • REMINGTON
MONDAY, OCT. 25,1976
.LOCATED AT THE GUERNSEY SALES BARN,
Route 30 East, 4 Miles East of Lancaster—6:oo
P.M. Sharp.
FLOOR JACKS AIR COMPRESSORS
TABLE SAWS ROLL AROUND TOOL BOXES
Air Impact Wrenches, %-% - % -1”; Circle Hand
Power Saws; Saber Saws; Orbital Sanders; Belt Type
Sanders; Disk Grinders and Buffers; Electric Drills
(All Sizes); Air Power Chisel, Drills and Sanders;
Bench Vises (Large and Small); Hydraulic Jacks;
Bench Grinders; Large Assortment of Socket Sets,
Sizes V* Extension Cords; Hedge Trim
ming Tools; Plumbing Took; Tap and Die Sets; Drill
Bit Sets; Tool Boxes (All Sizes); Air Hoses; Torch
Hoses; Screwdriver Sets; Transistor Radios;
Glassware; Routers; Reciprocal Saws; Adjustable
Wrench; Universal Socket Sets; Battery Chargers;
Channeloek Tools; Hand Tools (Hammer, Pliers);
Measurement Tapes; Hemp Rope.
Carpenter Tools; Metric Socket Sets; Metric
Wrenches; Framing Squares; Drop Cords; Cable
Power Pulls; Paint Brushes; Impact Sockets, % - % -
Torque Wrenches; Pipe Wrenches; Fire Ex
tinguishers; Allen Wrenches; Camping Items;
Electrical Tape; Truck Tarps; Work Gloves;
Hacksaws; Hacksaw Blades; Creepers; Trouble
Lights; Yard Lights; Jumper Cables; Wall Clocks;
Car Cleaning Kits; Sandpaper; Open and Boxed End
Wrenches; Electric Impact Wrenches.
—Merchandise Guaranteed By Factory Warranty—
OWNERS - BOSWELL WHOLESALE
Ph. 317-869-5516
Licensed and Bonded Organization
Cash or Approved Check with Proper I.D. ■
Not Responsible for Accidents or Property After Sold.
AUCTIONEER NOTE: SALE ITEMS CAN BE
INSPECTED ONE HOUR BEFORE SALE TIME!
Not Responsible for changes Due to Strikes and Shipping
Schedules. If Tax Exempt - must show Number
Everything Offered Sells—No Minimum and No Reserves
6:00 P. M. SHARP
Auctioneer
Ronald Funk & Associates
Auction and Real Estate Servio
R. D. No. 1, Paradise, Pa.
Phone: 717-442-4279 or 717-7
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Watch for Coining Auction
of Name Brand Furniture and Tools at the Guernsey
Sales Pavilion on Friday and Saturday, December 3
and 4,1976.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
with 10,000 to 20,000
inhabitants, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
announced today.
The action implements a
provision of the Housing
Authorization Act of 1976
(P.L. 94-375) recently passed
by Congress and signed by
President Ford. The act
authorized extension of
FmHA’s rural housing credit
to towns in the 10,001-20,000
population range that are
outside urbanized Standard
Metropolitan Statistical
Areas (SMSA’s). and where
the U.S. Secretaries of
Agriculture and Housing and
Urban Development (HUD)
have determined that there
is a serious lack of mortgage
credit for families of low and
moderate income.
In the absence of such a
determination, FmHa
housing loans are limited to
the rural countryside and
rural towns of not more than
10,000.
The new legislation has
resulted in extension of
FmHA home loan
eligibility to 93 localities not
previously served by the
agency. Under previous
authority, service had been
authorized last April to 244
non-SMSA community areas
certified as lacking in over
all mortgage credit. The new
act specifies that deter
mination must be made on
the basis of credit
availability for low and
moderate-income families,
without reference to whether
ample mortgage credit
exists for homebuyers of
above-moderate income.
The FmHA authority in
towns o! more than 10,000
HUNTER'S SALE BARNS, INC.
Rte. 276, RISING SUN, MD.
ANTIQUE ESTATE SALE
From the Estate of Katherine Brittingham
October 30, 1976
11:30 AM Sharp
Two Oak bedroom suites, dressers and chest of
drawers with beveled mirrors; Duncan Phyfe dining
room suite, complete with china cabinet. Blanket -
chest, cedar lined; many old odd chairs, tables and
dressers. Many rare old American pieces. Complete
china set. Refrigerators and many miscellaneous
items.
Terms of sale: cash or good check.
Sale held indoors
Restaurant on grounds.
Norman E. Hunter, Auctioneer
FARMERSVILLE
AUCTION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26,1976
6:00 P M.
15’drop leaf extension table; chest freezer; Noritake
service for 12 china dinner set (rose pattern); Prizer
kitchen range; Beauty rest mattress; hide-a-bed; 6
maple kitchen chairs; oak bedroom suite; wooden
settee w-matching rocker; wood box; 30-06 Remington
pump rifle; 1 yr. old refrigerator; Servel gas
refrigerator; dishes; small items; etc. etc.
We sell on commission.
Ca " JOHN J. RUTT
717-354-5095
Consignments being accepted for our Nov. 23 Antique
Sale
applies to loans for family
owned or rental housing
under rural provisions of
the Housing Act of 1949, as
amended, for families whose
incomes are classified as low
or moderate.
Single-family housing
loans may be made for terms
of up to 33 years. The interest
rate currently is 8-M> per
cent, although under interest
credit provisions of the
housing act, interest as low
as one per cent may be paid
by low-income borrower
families.
Rental housing is financed
for up to 40 years, except
that loans for senior-citizen
housing may extend for 50
years. Current interest rate
is 9 per cent, with provision
for interest credit to result in
reduced rent payment by
low-income tenants. The
Section 8 rent supplement
program of HUD also may
be applied to rental housing
built with FmHA loans.
Cities in the over 10,000
category eligible for the
FmHA home loan service in
Pennsylvania are: Athens,
Sayre, South Waverly,
Berwick, Bloomsburg,
Bradford, Chambersburg,
Clearfield, Connelsville,
Dubois, Elwood City (newly
eligible), Franklin,
Greenville, Grove City,
Indiana (newly eligible),
Lewistown, Lock Haven,
Meadville, Oil City, Sunbury,
Warren,, Waynesboro.
Application for a loan
through the FmHA is made
through the agency’s county
office serving the county
where the property is
located. Offices usually are
in county seat towns. Their
locations may be determined
by consulting local telephone
directories for listings under
U.S. Government
Agriculture.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct. 23,1976
58,000 cattle on feed
HARRISBURG, Pa. - eigh * f e , r , cei ? t ™® re . tha ?
Pennsylvania cattle feeders ™ r ket«;d during the fourth
had 58,000 cattle and calves qu i^ r of * 975,
on feed for the slaughter . Catt | e calves ? afeed
market on October 1, 1976, «
according to the Crop October 1, 1976 in the 23
Reporting Service. This was major feeding states totaled
three per cent less than a 9 > 264 thousand head. This is
vpir pjirlipr approximately the same as a
year earner. year agQ Placements of
Marketing of feed cattle ca ttle and calves during the
during the My-September Juiy-October period totaled
quarter at 32,000 head Was 5 673 000 head seven
three per cent below the cen t below 1975.
quarter last year. Marketings of fed cattle
Placements of cattle and for slaughte r during the
calves on feed during thus quarter totaled 6> i 7o> ooo
third quarter totaled 32,000, head> up 23 pB r cent from the
down nine per cent from a same quar ter in 1975. Ex
year ago. pected marketings in the 23
Expected marketings of
fed cattle, if realized, during
the October-December
quarter of 26,000 would be
m GOOD WORD f rm th* s*ble
How fortunate we are that Jesus did not spend his time on
earth building a church with a membership of only the powerful
and affluent people of the day.
Wherever Jesus went, all manner of people were attracted to
his presence, the sick, the infirm, the sinners and the outcasts.
He did not turn them aside.
In answer to the Pharisees' criticism that he sat down to break
bread with Publicans and sinners, Jesus reminded them that
the healthy did not need a physician, only the sick, and re
buked them:
But go ye and learn what that meaneth, I will have mercy, and
not sacrifice: for I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners
to repentence. St Matthew 9:13
At this point in time, people followed Jesus wherever he went
and word preceded his coming into the towns ancf villages. How
much would have been accomplished had Jesus chosen to be
selective in the people he chose to minister to, to heal, and to of
fer the hand of salvation?
A church is not a club; but God's house, where all men are
welcome, even invited, to come in search of salvation. When
Jesus said, Follow me, he was speaking to all men and women.
2800 FEEDERS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28
Two Feeder Cattle Sales in One Day
1:00 P.M. Culpeper Feeder Calf Assoc,
sells 1300 feeder calves
at
Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises
(3 miles south of Culpeper on Rt. 29)
Phone 825-9188
7:00 P.M. Marshall feeder Cattle Assoc,
sells 1500 feeder calves and yearlings
at
Fauquier Livestock Exchange
(1 mile east of Marshall on Rt. 55)
Phone 364-1566
:iAT & GAVEL
AUCTION CO.
1 Mile North of Lititz on
Route 501
TUESDAY EVi
OCTOBER 28, 1976 *3o™
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, COINS
Early Painted Tinware, Hens on Nest, Chine, ABC
Plates, Pressed Glass, Flo Blue, Pink Lustre, (Tyrol)
J. Wedgewood Cups and Saucers and Plates.
Miniature Coal Oil Light, Breakfast Set, Baby Crib,
and lots more.
Coins will be sold at 8:00 P.M
WE SPECIALIZE IN PUBLIC AUCTIONS,
ESTATES AND ANTIQUES
WILBUR H. HOSIER
306 Owl Hill Rd.,Litte
Harold K. Gaiebach, Partner
HAT & GAVEL AUCTION CO. SELLS
ON COMMISSION—CALL 626-0254
Receiving Hours: Monday, Noon to 9 P.M.;
Wednesday, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Tuesday, Pickup Day.
states for the last quaryer of
1976 are estimated at
5,490,000 head, 11 per cent
more than a year earlier.
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