—Lancaster Farming, Saturday,"September 30,1978
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Senate defeats school lunch transfer attempt
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A
Senate leader in the suc
cessful fight to block tran
sfer of the school lunch
to the proposed
U.S. Department of
Education said last week the
action should discourage
future "predatory raids” on
the Department of
Agriculture.
U.S. Senator Herman E.
Talmadge, chairman of the
Senate Committee on
Agriculture, Nutrition, and
Forestry, said the action of
the Senate leaves the school
lunch and other child feeding
programs in ‘‘strong,
competent, sympathetic
hands.”
“I hope the decisive action
of the Senate in refusing to
disrupt the school lunch
program will send a
message to others who would
like to dismember and
dismantle the Department of
Agriculture,” Talmadge
said. “I hope there will be no
further predatory raids on"
the Department under the
misguided name of gover
nment reorganization.”
The Senate last week, by'-
voice vote, deleted the
proposed school lunch
transfer from a bill to create
a £ new Cabinet-level
Department of Education. A
similar Department of
Education bill is pending in
the House, but the proposed
school lunch transfer was
deleted in Committee.
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
1:30 R.M.
Located on Route 25, Vz mile West of
Exit 34.
41 CAMPSITES
Campsites consist of 4500 square feet, more or less,
and having water, electricity, sewerage, picnic pads
and fire rings on each lot. Owners of campsites have
privileges to Clubhouse, Swimming Pool and Laundry
Room.
If you’re interested in owning your own campsite,
check into this sale. For additional information phone
717-682-9871 or 717-758-6004.
TERMS: 25% down. Further terms and conditions to
be given day of sale.
CAMP-A-WHILE, INC.
R.D. #1 Box 334
Hegins, Pennsylvania 17938
Earl Richard Etzweiler, Attorney
Lee D. Dockey
Auctioneer-Estate Liquidator-Appraiser
Box 164 Pillow, Pa. 17080
Phone: 717-758-6004.
PUBLIC AUCTION
To Settle the Estate of
Dick Williams
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
10:00 A.M.
Located in Skippack Twp., Montg. Co., Pa.
Midway between Schwenksviile and Skippack
follow Rt. 73 on to Hudnut Rd. Watch for Sale
Signs.
Complete Stock of CB Radios - Monitors - Rotors -
Antennas - Microphone Accessories. Includes Regency
- Colbra - Scorpian Antenna Specialist - Avanti - Power
Supply - Cables of all sizes Many small parts and fit
tings
Your opportunity to start in Business with a
minimum of an investment - stock is all current mer
chandise Many of these sets are sealed in new cartons.
Conditions by Executors of State
Inspection: Date of Sale. Cash or Certified Check
Lunch Available
Nelson C. Weidenbaugh, Auctioneer
540 N. Lewis Rd., Royersford, Pa. 19468
Phone(2ls) 948-7619
For months, Talmadge
has led the effort in the
Senate to retain the school
lunch and other nutrition
programs in the Department
of Agriculture. Under his
leadership all 18 members of
the Senate Committee on
Agriculture, Nutrition, and
Forestry were among 59
Senators who co-sponsored
the amendment to strip the
school lunch program from
the Department of
Education bill.
The Carter Administration
had proposed and strongly
hacked the transfer.
During Senate discussion
of the -issue, Talmadge
argued that the school lunch
program, as a part of USDA,
serves a dual function - it
supports the agricultural
economy through
distribution of surnlus farm
commodities and provides
nutritious meals to the
nation’s school children.
“Even during periods of
agricultural surpluses,
USDA supplements the
surpluses with purchases of
other, non-surplus com
modities that schools need,”
Talmadge said.
“Such .a balanced ap
proach vyould be difficult to
work out with a split
jurisdiction in which USDA
procures and ships com
modities, but a Department
Senator T almadge *
of Education administers the
program where com
modities are used,” he said.
PUBLIC AUCTION
CARRIAGES, MUSIC BOXES,
ANTIQUES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER G
At 6:00 P.M.
In Kempton Community Center Bldg, in
Kempton, Berks Co., PA. Just off Rt. 737, 15
miles North of Kutztown.
2 seat surrey w/fringe top by Studebaker; 2 seat auto
top surrey; H.H. Keath 1 horse buggy on rubber; 2 seat
1 horse sleigh; dbl & single work harness; carriage
lamps & lanterns; shaft & strap bells; set 4 good
buggy whls; Ig. collection of period antique clothing,
15%” REGINA music Box: 3 Ig. eyl. type music boxes;
CELESTINA & GEM roller organs; early 1 & 2 tune
music boxes; ornate cast iron & nickel kit wood stove;
Victorian loveseats; rd oak table & chairs; spinning
wheels; high poster rope bed. Clocks, glassware, old
bottles, prints, dolls. Contact Auction Co. for illus.
Flyer w/full listing.
Sale held for
PETER FRITSCH
Conducted by Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auction Co.
Rl, Breinigsvilie
(215)285-4616
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
TOOLS, TRACTOR
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1078
AT 10:30 A.M.
Located East of Mt. Joy, along Rt. 230. Across
from National Standard.
ACB tractor, cultivators & disc, ’6O Chevy Vk. T.
stake truck, 200 amp. Lincoln portable welder, Green
Star roto-tiller, seeder planter, elec, hammer, 1 hp.
elec, saw, sander & hedge trimmer, lawn mower, lime
spreader, port, sprayer, 4-car Motors (3 Cadillac-VW-
Buda diesel), plumbers heating pot, hand torch, sm.
propane tank, car radiators, hub caps, tires, wh.
barrow, express wagon, shovels, 5 cans roofing
cement, tow cables, step ladders, lanterns, forks, 2 #
vices-etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Impenal chest freezer,
refrigerator, breakfast set, Coming-top elec, range,
metal double door cabinet, kit. cabinet, Duncan Phyfe
table, 6 chairs, buffet, recliner, sleeper sofa, sofa bed, 2
old rockers, plank chairs, radio, stereo w/speakers,
oval rug & lots of others, single bed, vanity, chest of
drawers, Bureau, metal wardrobe, Lancaster bottle
(Kiehl & Keefer), mirrors, elec, cleaners, croquet set,
lawn & porch furniture, what-not mirrored shelf, old
Funk & Wagnalls Dictionary, Woodstock typewriter in
wooden box, book shelves, Penncrest movie projector,
Cannon super movie camera, Kodak Camera, clocks,
TV, window shades, pictures, jars, canner, dishes and
many useful items not listed. Lunch available.
SALE ORDER - SM TOOLS - Equip. Truck at 12
P.M. followed by K.H. Goods.
Sale By;
ALLISON H. POWELL
C.H. & 808 WOLGEMUTH &
H. SHAFFNER AUCTS.
PH: 665-5664
Talmadge said transfer of
ithe lunch programs would
accomplish nothing in ad
ministrative efficiency but
could “seriously jeopardize
the strength and well-being
of the child nutrition
programs.”
“Moving these programs
to a Department of
Education would place them
in an organization which is
not concerned with the
formulation or execution of
nutrition policy,” Talmadge
added. “Furthermore, it
would whittle away at the
functions of USDA, using
federal reorganization and
efficiency as an excuse.”
If the school lunch transfer
snould succeed, Talmadge
warned, it would encourage
other Federal agencies to
take over other USDA ac
tivities such as the Forest
Service, Soil Conservation
AUCTION
VALUABLE ANTIQUES
PERSONAL PROPERTY .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7
At9ioo A.M.
Located 5 miles West of Miilersville, Pa. From
Millersville Borough take W. Frederick St. onto
Letort Rd.; from the Masonville Mennonite
Church in Letort, travel Vz mile South on Safe'
Harbor Rd. to Breneman Rd. & turn right. Auc
tion is on Breneman Rd.
ANTIQUES
FURNITURE: FARM TABLE; HALF SPINDLE
DEC. PLANK BOTTOM SETTEE; 2 SETS OF 4
PLANK BOTTOM DEC. CHAIRS; SET OF 6 PLANK _
BOTTOM CHAIRS; 2 DROP LEAF TABLES
W/DRAWERS; dec. Boston type rocker; sm. dec.
plank bottom rocker; OAK INCLUDING EXTENSION
TABLE W/CARVED LEGS, HALL MIRROR
W/HOOKS, chest of drawers w/brass pulls, SET OF 6
SOLID BOTTOM CHAIRS, high back office chair w/-
bent wood arms, DRESSER w/BRASS PULLS, WASH
STAND W/TOWEL BAR, St stand w/tumed legs; sm.
VICTORIAN MARBLE TOP TABLE; 2 matching cane
bottom chairs; SET OF 6 HALF SPINDLE PLANK
BOTTOM DEC. CHAIRS BY P. VACHE,
WRIGHTSVILLE, PA.; DOUGH TRAY ON LEGS;
blanket chest; 2 Empire chests of drawers; 6 MAT
CHING-CANE SEATED CHAIRS; 2 CHILDREN’S
PLANK BOTTOM DEC. ROCKERS; Victorian mir
ror; Victrola case; baby cradle; JEL
LY CUPBOARD; 5 wooden benches; 1 drawer butcher
table; Ig. wood box.
GLASS & CHINA: SERVICE FOR 12 OF SYRACUSE
CHINA; SET OF FIESTA DISHES; snowflake plate;
CARNIVAL BASKET; FLOW BLUE CUP & SAUCER;
Moon & star bowls; signed carnival vase; sev. Ig. china
veg. dishes St plates; spooners, set of goblets &
sherbets; water set; set of wines; blown handpainted
vases; set of footed salts; German relish dishes; milk
glass com cob salt & peppers; cov compote; GLASS
BASKETS; toothpick holders; egg plate; HERR
INGBONE & IRIS BOWL & BUTTER DISH; Eng.
teapot; butter chips; German pitcher & plate; hand
painted tumblers; depression glass & other pressed
glass pcs.
MISCELLANEOUS: HANDEL TYPE LAMP; SHELF
CLOCK W/FANCY CARVINGS; butter ice box; sev.
wall mirrors; quilting frame; sm. GONE W/WIND
OIL LAMP; WOODEN BUTTER WORKER ON
STAND; CAMEL BACK TRUNK; flat irons; cherry
seeder; iron mortar & pestle; SEV. IRON SKIM
MERS, FORKS & LABELS INC. SOME W/DEC.
HANDLES; tobacco spears; gram cradle; BRASS
BUCKET; sausage press; apple peeler; husking pegs;
sev. lamp shades; PITCHER & BOWL SETS INC. A
SIX PC. SET; SLEIGH BELLS; sev. picture frames;
butter print; OIL LAMP; GONE W/WIND LAMP;
ukelin; Bennington type cuspidor; NICE LONE STAR
QUILT; LAP ROBES; waffle iron; wagon seat; JUGS;
CROCKS; SEV. IRON POTS; Ig. iron skillet; wooden
measure; PRR TORCH; iron door latches; lanterns;
Ig. copper apple kettle (needs repairs); WM. BEATTY
CLEAVER; CARRIAGE LAMPS; LG. FARM BELL;
tremmels; unusual anvil; heavy duty jacks; num. strap
lungers; bracket lamp; food grinder; 2 SIX PRONG
WOODEN FORKS, ONE SIGNED YOUNG; butter
scales; cross cut saws; ice cream dipper; iron banks
inc. Sesquicentennial.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
OLD 4 PC. DINING ROOM SUITE INC. SQ. GLASS
CHINA CLOSET W/GLASS DOOR St SIDES St 6
CHAIRS: sm. sq. mahogany table; Simmons hide-a
bed; end table lamp; 3 pc. living room suite; platform
rocker; 3 pc. bedroom suite; metal crib; maple double
bed; working Philco floor model radio; chest of
drawers w/mirror; cedar chest; Philco automatic
dryer; Maytag automatic washer; 3 pc. mirror; table
lamps; floor lamps; sev. sundry tables; wall mirror;
utility cart; step stool; wooden cupboards; garden
tools; 6HP Sears riding tractor w/mower & cultivator;
1 ton chain hoist; wheelbarrow; fence stretcher; stone
fork; axes; BLACKHAWK 4 TON FLOOR JACK; mix
ing bowls; pots St pans; Rogers silverware & other;
cow clippers; bedding; numerous jars.
Sale by
AARON R. BRENEMAN
Auctioneers:
Ira Stoltzfus & Son 442-4936 or 442-8254
Jay Leary 354-0423
NOTE: Numerous items at this auction have ac
cumulated at the Breneman farm over the past four
generations. If you like country antiques, come on out
to the farm & spend the day with us.
Food by The Friendship Circle
Not Responsible for Accidents
‘‘List Your Sale Today With Ira, Dale or Jay”
Service and rural
development.