Al6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 1,1950
QUARRYVILLE -
Farmers in Lancaster
County soon will have two
new Farm Credit offices to
serve them.
Farm Credit Associations
of Lancaster has announced
it will be opening a new
branch office m Quarryville.
There is a strong
likelihood that a second
branch office will be opened
in New Holland.
Lancaster Farm Credit
Bank currently has two
branch locations, one at
Elizabethville, Dauphin
County, the other at Ann
ville, Lebanon County.
Ronald E. Bard, R 1
Quarryville, will manage the
new Quarryville office to be
located at 5 South Hess
Street. He is a Quarryville
native with 11 years ex
perience at Farm Credit.
Most recently he was
Associate Manager of the
Lancaster office.
1980 Angus sales
over $59 million
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - A
more than 35 percent in
crease in the collection and
use of Angus Herd Im
provement • Records
highlighted the 1900 fiscal
year of the American Angus
Association reports C.K.
Allen, executive vice
president.
The total number of
weaning and yearling
weights processed on the
Angus Herd Improvement
Records program was
163,769 an increase of 43,030
from a year earlier.
“It is obvious that Angus
breeders, nationwide, are
increasing their use of
production records,” said
C.K. Allen. “They are doing
this for two reasons, fust, to
increase their own efficiency
and selection accuracy, and
second, because more and
more commercial cattle
producers are demanding
production records on the
bulls they purchase.”
The average price of all
registered Angus sold at
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Farm Credit to open two new offices
The Quarryville office is
set to open for business on
Monday, December 1.
The Quarryville location is
temporary. Farm Credit is
renting the space pending
construction of a permanent
building to house the
operation in Quarryville.
Lancaster Manager Carl
Brown said the lease on the
Quarryville building will run
from November 1, 1980 to
November of J9Bl.
This will give Farm Credit
time to complete
arangements and move into
its new office.
Farm Credit needs a
zoning variation for its in
tended permanent location
at Quarryville. While no
serious interference is an
ticipated, there will be a
senes of 30-day delays while
the zoning board announces
and then considers an ex
ception to the zoning code
which would allow Farm
auction during the 1960 fiscal
year was $1422, up 6.2 per
cent from $1334 last year. At
553 auctions conducted
during the fiscal year, 26,065
registered females averaged
$1293 and 15,796 bulls
averaged $1636.
The total value of
registered Angus sold at
auction during the year was
more than $59.5 million,
which represents less than
one-third of all cattle
transferred. The majority of
Angus are sold at private
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where it wants.
Farm Credit said it hopes
to begin construction of its
new building as soon as the
weather clears in the Spring
Farm Credit also is
planning to open an office in
New Holland in the near
future. Rental agreements
are being worked on for a
location m that town to serve
fanners in the Eastern part
of Lancaster County.
As part of the
reorganization, Jerald
Oglme, Lititz, will take over
as new Associate Manager of
Operations, coordinating the
activities of the branch of
fices.
Merle Brumagm, New
Freedom, will be in charge
of the overall credit ap
praisal program.
Brown said the reason for
opening the new offices was
twofold. First, it would allow
Registrations and tran
sfers of Angus cattle showed
a slight decline for the fiscal
year. Registrations of
257,578 were down 3.4 per
cent and transfers of 149,592
were down 3.8 percent.
Missouri remained the top
Angus state in the nation in
both registrations and
transfers, while Nebraska,
one of the states to record an
increase over last year in
both registrations and
transfers, moved into second
place m both categories.
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Farm Credit office. Temporary location will be here at 5 South Hess Street while
the Association builds a permanent Quarryville office.
Farm Credit to extent The Lancaster Association
services to farmers in the . currently has $220,000,000 in
Southern and Eastern parts loans serving about 2000
of Lancaster County. members in its three county
Second, he said, the big
increase m business meant
the present Lancaster office
is running out of space.
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