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USDA to help ■
school food programs
WASHINGTON - Schools
that contract for food service
will get help from new
regulations to hold down
costs and maintain food
quality, according to
Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture Carol Tucker
Foreman.
The rules are needed
because a growing number
of schools participating in
the national school lunch
program receive food and
services under contract
from food service
management companies,
Foreman said.
The regulations an
nounced will protect such
schools by setting new
controls over the terms and
performance of contracts. In
addition, Foreman said, the
rules require such contracts,
as well as all local food
service procurement, to
comply with federal stan
dards now in effect for state
agencies.
Because local school
Red
Grange meets
RED LION - The meeting
of the Red Lion Grange No.
1781, was held February 3,
with Lee Bums in charge.
The Grange Charter was
draped in memory of Mrs.
Benjamin Riedel, who
passedaway January 9.
Naomi Bupp, lecturer, had
a special guest, and speaker,
Miss Brooke Palmer, a
member of the Shrewsbury
4-H Club, who presented a
demonstration on “Nature’s
Way”, in preparing and
preserving of dried fruits
and vegetables.
bags to transfer bulk materials to application
equipment, you need the economical ad
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auger. You can realize fertilizer savings of eight
to ten dollars per ton by purchasing in bulk. One
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minutes, the end of back breaking hand loading.
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trol of auger • Open hopper design permits
flushing of entire tube and hopper with a
garden hose • Tube measures 6” x 12’ and
can handle up to 1500 lbs. of fertilizer, per
minute • Minimum volume from tractor 8
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boards expressed a strong
desire to continue to write
and approve their own
contracts, the regulations
give minimum standards
school boards are to meet.
Under the new rules, bids
will be based on a 21-day
menu cycle. Payment will be
made only for food that
meets specifications listed in
the contract. Other contract
provisions will detail record
keeping and health cer
tification requirements.
The new rules will limit
the duration of food service
contracts to one year.
Because of concerns ex
pressed after the regulations
were proposed last January,
the final version permits two
yearly renewals and can
cellations upon notice by
either party.
States are responsible for
assuring that local contracts
comply with the new
regulations and for
providing assistance on
request to local schools.
Lion
An Open House program is
being planned for the pur
pose of celebrating the 60th
Anniversary of the
organizing of the Red Lion
Grange. The - Grange was
organized on March 19,1919.
The celebration will be held
March 24.
The next meeting of the
Grange will be held
February 17, with a cherry
pie baking contest open to all
members. Wayne Jacobs,
from the York County Blind
Center, will be guest
speaker.
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