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—Uncaster Farming, Saturday, January 21,1978
York County DHIA
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Sherri
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24A
Robert W. Mays
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19
25
45
5
Carl Anderson
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21
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62
Steven & Beth Staner
Ramona 2
Flora 2
Pansy 2
Elvin R. Deiter
Happy 3
Klara 3
John H. Doll Jr.
Ivanhoe 3
King 3
Lial 3
Harold Good #3
5 2
Little Creek Farms Inc.
86 3
114 3
37 3
183 3
Wayne L. Sweitzer
Rhonda 3
Kenneth L. Rexroth
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29 3
8 3
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105
Donald Wilson
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Richard E.Stough
Wendy
RickL. Cook
Posch 3 5-8
Pat 3 44
Bupplynn Farms Farm 2
10 3 3-3
Ellen 3 2-2
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Elvm G. Molison
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Larry J Moyer
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630
Claude M Cooper
Wolf
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HoneycrestFarm
Brokina
Evie
Liza
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Chester; 2. (1) Bruce Heller
TVo Year Olds
1. Mildred Seeds, 2. (1)
Stephanie Kocher, 3.
Mildred Seeds, 4. Walebe
Farms, 5. (2) Leon Sollen
berger.
710
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625
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Three Year Olds
1. Stephanie Kocher, 2. (1)
Craig Rhein, Pine Grove; 3.
LoriSollenberger.
Four Year Olds
1. Walebe Farms, 2.
Emmett Rhein, 3. (1) Kathie
Rhein.
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2. Mildred Seeds, 3. Emmett
Rhein, 4. Cmdy Waltemyer.
1. Walebe Farms, 2.
Mildred Seeds, 3. Emmett
Rhein.
541
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655
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1. Philip Tischler, 2. Craig
Rhein, 3. Mildred Seeds.
County Herd
I. Chester, 2. Schuylkill.
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Mcßal Dairy Farm
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Credit can give you a ready cash
reserve to meet individual needs. The
word "Personal" means just that . .
how, when, and where you use the
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Three VSDA agencies merged
WASHINGTON, - The
U.S. Department of
Agriculture has created a
new agency, the Economics,
Statistics, and Cooperatives
Service (ESCS), by the
merger of the Economic
Research Service, the
Statistical Reporting Ser
vice, and the Farmer
Cooperative Service,
Secretary of Agriculture Bob
Bergland announced
recently.
“Our research efforts on
the economics of
agriculture, our research on
cooperatives, and the
reporting of agricultural
statistical information are
closely related,” Secretary
Bergland said. “The merger
will enhance coordination of
these activities and make
the entire operation more
efficient.”
Secretary Bergland
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designated • Kenneth R.
Farrell, formerly deputy
administrator of the
Economic Research Service,
to be acting ESCS ad
mmistator. The new agency
reports directly to USDA’s
director of economics, policy
analysis, and budget,
Howard W. Hjort.
Some of the key functions
of the new agency are to:
—Provide economic
analysis on domestic and
international agricultural
supply and demand; on food
supplies and prices,
nutrition and labeling; on
Fawn and Home Foundation meets
LANCASTER - The an
nual meeting of the Lan-
caster County Farm and
Home Foundation will be
held this coming Thursday
evening at the Farm and
Home Center. A meal will be
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Know Where the Activities Will Be?
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
When you need some money, pre
sent your Easy Banking Card to any
Farmers First teller; or, insert your
Easy Banking Card in any Farmers
First Round the Clock Teller, or
simply write a personal check drawn
on your FREE Farmers First check
ing account.
FARMERS
HRSTIMIM
the production distribution
and marketing of
agricultural products; on the
management of natural
resources, and on
development of rural
communities and the
welfare of rural people.
-Collect and report
statistical information on
U.S. agriculture, including
estimates of crop and
livestock production,
demand and supply.
-Provide research and
technical assistance on the
economic and marketing
aspects of cooperatives.
served, beginning at 6:30
p.m.
The guest speaker for the
event is former
congressman Edwin D.
Eshelman.
Member F D 1 C