DlS—LMcastor Farwriaf, Saturday, April 28,1910 Pennay urges BY RUTH ANN BENEDICT Banquet, sponsored by the Staff Correspondent Franklin County ASC KAUFFMAN STATION Committee and held at the Nearly 250 area farmers Kauffman Station Corn attended the 16th Annual munity Center. Agricultural Stabilization Guest speaker for the and Conservation Service dinner affair was Richard A. Four Franklin County ASCS committeemen recently received service awards. They are from left: Clarence C. Allison, Chambersburg, 10 years; J. Harold Kershner, Greencastle, 20 years; Walter W. Grove, Shippensburg, 10 years; and Lyle Umbreil, Doylesburg, 10 years. At Farm Credit, we can help you get that new tractor. Or planter. Or tiller. Or spreader. Or whatever it takes to bring your equipment up to strength. And we find ways to make your Farm Credit loan especially attractive. WE’LL HELP WITH LOW RATES. Look around. Check prevailing interest rates. Then check in at your Farm Credit office. If you shop for your equipment loan as carefully as y<3D shop for your equipment, we think you’ll see the ad vantage of a Farm Credit loan. YOUR PAYMENTS WILL FIT YOUR INCOME PATTERN. At Farm Credit, we always try to schedule your payments around your peak income periods. So you pay us when your crops or livestock pay you. LET’S TALK ... YOUR PLACE OR OURS. You’ll always get prompt attention at your Farm Credit office. And if you're too busy to make the trip in, give us a call. We’ll come to you. Most of us were brought up on farms, and we know how tough it is to break loose sometimes. It all comes down to this. Whether you need money for equipment or any other farm-related need, chances are, Farm Credit can help. Drop by or give us a call. You’ll find that we’re your kind of people. -gs&. FOR MORE INFORMATION. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL COUNTY OFFICE. ® responsibility Pennay, state program specialist from Harrisburg. Pennay noted the decrease in the number of farmers. “In 1950 there were 5.6 million farmers - now there ' are 2 million. The total U.S. 1 i ’ I ' I I in land preservation Richard A. Pennay. population has changed from 25 percent beuig farmers in 1925 to a current 4 percent being fanners. “This 4 percent population of fanners has a tremendous responsibility m looking after the other 96 percent of our total population. Therefore we must manage and preserve our land for our future generations,” urged Pennay. “Every generation must face responsibilities and keep on going so we have a good base to start from for the next generation,” he stated. He said ‘‘our city cousins problems that we didn’t even must also realize the discuss 20 years ago” he problems that we the fanner ' said, face and they must help. These large problems every one of us has that facing the farmer today responsibility to support when trying to successfully rural America. manage land for now and m “We are faced with (Turnto Page D2O) CAN'T AFFORD A NEW ENGINE? Let Us Overhaul Your Old Engine! —* \3 V/465D VH4D AENL NEW & USED Authorized Dealer Of From 13HP fc OIL COOLED WATER COOLED AIRCOOLED piiqy JQmi B • Mows and conditions MWAY TO Non'slop No MAKE plugging u .... • Saves ram soaked HAY hay crop • Handle any hay crop M-C 7 in T stock Rotary Scythe SALES & SERVICE MILLER’S REPAIR 1 Mile North of Bird-in-Hand 8 Miles East of Lancaster RDI, Bird-in-Hand, PA PH: 717-656-9013 WISCONSIN ENGINES 'ST APPLICATIONS f
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