D22—Uncaster Farming, Saturday, July 11,1981
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A
reorganization involving several
agencies of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture including a division
of the human nutrition research
and information functions was
announced on June 17 by Secretary
of Agriculture John R. Block.
The restructuring is intended to
increase the efficiency of the
department without additional cost
or increase in personnel. The
changes focus direction of the
agencies along lines of functional
responsibility and are designed to
have a positive impact on program
responsiveness, Block said.
“These changes are designed to
improve the efficiency of the
USDA because the reorganization
combines some programs with
comparable functions. We’ve put
them together so they can logically
result in a smoother operation,”
Block explained.
The administrative action signed
by Block establishes a new agency,
the Human Nutrition Information
Service, under the jurisdiction of
the assistant secretary for food
and consumer services while
human nutrition research will
remain a responsibility of the
director of science and education.
Block said the nutrition in
formation „ function, which Was
previously under the Science and
Education Administration, has
been changed because it is im-,
portant for the assistant secretary
for food and consumer services to
be responsible for that program.
“We’ve felt the assistant
secretary for food and consumer
services has both the obligation
and is in the best position to
provide the public with better
nutrition information,” Block said.
“The Office of Consumer Affairs
has been renamed the Office of the
Consumer Advisor and will report
to the assistant secretary for food
and consumer services. This office
should report directly to the
assistant secretary who is
responsible for following consumer
concerns,” Block said. The office
previously reported directly to the
secretary.
This action continues the
reorganization which began June 5
when Block announced the tran
sfer of the Food Safety and Quality
Service. The agency was renamed
the Food Safety and Inspection
Service, and was moved from the
assistant secretary for food and
consumer services to the assistant
secretary for marketing and
transportation services.
That change was made because
of FSQS activities being prin
cipally regulatory in nature. Block
said. As part of that realignment,
the title of assistant secretary for
marketing and transportation
services will be changed to
assistant secretary for marketing
NEW HOLLAND
W'mWr SALES STABLES
SUMMER HOLSTEIN
51 PROMOTIONAL SALE
Held at New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 - 7:00 P.M.
12S HEAD REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
These animals will be consigned by our regular
shippers and local breeders. Several good Ist calf
heifers and few service age bulls. All animals 30 day
tested for interstate shipment.
Catalogs night of sale.
Henry Kettering - pedigrees
For More information Contact
Norman Kolb Abe Diffenbach
717-397-5538 Office 717-354-4341
USDA announces reorganization changes
and inspection services. Also, the
Packers and Stockyards Ad
ministration which was previously
part of the Agricultural Marketing
Service, has been established as a
separate agency.
The reorganization also creates
four new program agencies;
Agricultural Research Service,
Cooperative State Research
Service, Extension Service and the
National Agricultural Library. The
functions of these agencies
previously came under the Science
and Education Administration
which has been dissolved.
Block said he decided to delegate
greater authority to the ad
ministrators of the major science
and education programs in an
effort to strengthen the ef
fectiveness of those programs and
make them more efficient. Each of
the three major agencies will be
headed by an administrator who
will report to the director of
science and education. The
National Agricultural Library will
be headed by a director.
The Economics and Statistics
Service has been divided into an
Economics Research Service and
a Statistical Reporting Service.
Administrators of these agencies
will report directly to the assistant
secretary for economics.
The World Food and
Agricultural Outlook and Situation
Board has been renamed the World
Agricultural Outlook* Board. The
chairman will continue to report to
the assistant secretary for
economics.
“When I gave public notice of the
establishment of the position of
Assistant Secretary for
Economics, I stated the purpose of
the action was to give added
emphasis to the economic con
cerns facing farmers,” explained
Block. “In order to give further
support to that action, I have
decided to separate the functions
into these two new program
agencies.”
The Office of Environmental
Quality under the jurisdiction of
the assistant secretary for natural
resources and environment has
been abolished. However, its
functions will be distributed to
appropriate agencies and in
tegrated with ongoing problems of
the department.
“This action does not mean we
have less concern for en
vironmental quality. Rather, it is a
desire to ensure better integration
of these concerns with ongoing
programs,” Block said.
One agency under the
jurisdiction of the Office of the
Secretary, the Office of Budget,
Planning and Evaluation, has been
renamed the Office of Budget and
Program Analysis. It will continue
to report to the secretary. A
management staff will be assigned
to each of the major areas of
economics, science and education,
and marketing and inspection.
These new units will provide
personnel, administrative, budget
and financial support to some
agencies aligned under each of the
major areas.
These central services will help
to encourage greater efficiency
and avoid duplication of effort in
PA CHESTER
WHITE BREEDERS
SHOW 5 p.m.
SALE 7 p.m.
FRIDAY. JULY 24
Lebanon Co. Fairgrounds, Lebanon PA.
Selling
* Boera * Bred Gilts
★ Open Gilts * Crossbred Gilts
Judge - Ronald Trostle
Auctioneer - Harry Bachman
Charles E. Greist
RDI Abbottstown. PA 17301
Eves. 717-624-8421
PUBLIC SALE
FARM MACHINERY - 2 TRACTORS - PICK UP
TRUCK - HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ANTIQUES
GUNS - TOOLS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,1981
Located in Lancaster County. Pa. Vz
mile West of Christiana, 3 miles South of
Gap. From Route 30 take Route 41 South
to Route 372, go West to sale.
FARM MACHINERY
John Deere B tractor cyclone, A- 1 condition,
good rubber; Famall Cub 'tractor, good
running condition, good rubber; John Deere 44
plow, 2 bottom; John Deere No. 5 - 7 ft. bar
mower ; John Deere cultivator, complete set;’
New Idea No. 12 manure spreader; circular
saw fits on B tractor, belt drive; single axle
utility trailer; Perry spring tooth hartw; 6 ft.
scraper blade; 4 hole hog feeder; hog waterer.
COLLECTOR BUNS
Winchester Model 64 30-30 rifle pre 64, Serial
No. 2189341; H.R. 410 Model 48; Bushnell 9-30,
power 40 M.M. zoom spotting scope.
HOUSEHOLD 600DS
4 piece waterfall bedroom suite; Maytag
automatic washer; sofa couch; Hi Fi record
player; 3 piece Monark kitchen cabinet set;
picnic table; comforters, etc.; Old Blue
Coverlet Bed Spread. -
1952 Chevrolet pick-up, nice condition,
runs good
ANTIQUES & TOOLS. ETC.
Clark’s spool slant top desk w/4 drawers; 2
old violins; old guitar; - jelly cupboard; 3
mantle shelves; old trunk; old slant top desk;
new wash bowl; old chest; old cast iron stove
on legs; approx. 10 old license plates, 1915 -1918
and up in nice condition; Iron pump trough; 3
oak matching cane chairs; 2 straight razors;
1 initialed Geo. Sellers, 1 made in Germany; old
hand made panes; 2 benches; Whittey steel
punch, manually operated; old hunting
licenses 1916 - 1937; old fishing licenses 1924 -
1946; Iron kettle with tri-pod; complete porch
enclosure kit; corn sheller; 2 wire stretchers;
new barbed wire; steel posts; 2 Ridgid 24” pipe
wrenches; 8 inch skill saw; stack of galvanized
roofing, used; porch glider; 4xB work table; old
metal cooker; Eclipse reel mower; assortment
of cabinet doors; 8 H.P. Yardman riding lawn
mower, needs work; wagon load small items,
etc. 40’ aluminum extension ladder; 20’ ex
tension ladder; 10’ step ladder; many items not
listed.
Ashley Wood Stove; Small Pot Belly Stove.
Terms by:
SAMUEL & NAOMI YODER
Auctioneers:
Steve Petersheim
215-593-2442
Everett Kreider
Not responsible for accidents
the management area. Block said.
Each unit will be created through a
realignment of the present staff
At 11:00 A.M.
and will be financed through
reimbursement from the agencies
being served, he said.
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4
5:30 P.M.
The undersigned, located in Perry
County, 10 miles West of Loysville on Pa,
Route 850, adjoining Tuscarora State
Forest, will offer the following Real
Estate:
TRACT #1:
Seldom Seen Restaurant and Ranch -18 Acres,
exquisitely landscaped with 2 ponds; 1 stocked
with trout; 22 X4O Inground Pool, Outside
stage for live entertainment; 19 Hole Lonuna
Miniature Golf Course (11 Electric shots)-
lighted; 16 X 40 3 Bedroom'Guest House or
Motel (new).
the Restaurant itself is 2 yrs. old (34 X 64)
(seats 50 people), with a 3 bedroom home in it -
Large fireplace, very well insulated, elec, heat
& air conditioned; 11 Table & Chair Sets.
Restaurant is fully equipped with the latest
restaurant equipment and many extras go with
this property. It is a going business or could
very easily be converted to an 18 Acre Gen
tleman’s Estate.
“Beautiful! Have to see to appreciate the
setting and the Potential! ”
TRACT #2:
TUSCARORA TIMBERS CAMPGROUND:
(19.3 Acres of nice timber ground) 100 Camp
sites - All sites have electric and water, picnic
tables, fire ring and garbage container. 2 Bath
houses, 1 with laundry and storage area. Rec.
Hall and Store (24 X 60). BUNK HOUSE that
sleeps 20 people (24 X 60); 5 rooms with 4 bunk
beds in each room. Bunk House & Rec. Hall
have concrete floors and Fisher Fireplaces and
are in excellent condition. 2 Well Houses with 1
h.p. pumps - New. 2 Complete D.E.R. approved
septic systems. PLAYGROUND for children;
NeW Shuffleboard Court; Dusk to Dawn lights
throughout the Campground.
There is room for expansion on this site; All
D.E.R. approved. Campground joins 70 miles
of State Snowmobile Trails and 42,000 Acres of
State Forest. Campground can be and is being
used year round due to the Fall and Winter
Activities that are so readily available.
TRACT #3:
3 BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE on 3 Acres of
exquisitely landscaped Real Estate: Modem
Kitchen, Finished Basement with fireplace
with Fisher Insert; Hot-air Furnace 200 AMP I
Service; Vh. Baths; Every pipe in the house is
copper, l Car Built-in Garage, Sun Deck with
Best View in Perry County. Very well in
sulated, air conditioned, new storm windows.
Thinking of Getting away from it all - THIS IS
FOR YOU! - Country living at its Best.. Right of
way to State Forest and Snowmobile Trails.
TRACT #4:
3 ACRE WOODED LOT, perk tested, comes
with sewage permit & survey. Approved by
County Planning Commission. 340 Ft. of Road
Frontage and Right of Way to State Forest
Land and 70 miles of Snowmobile Trails. 10
Trout Streams within 12 miles; 18 miles to
Juniata River, 1 Hr. from Harrisburg.
TRACT #5,6,7,8,9:
ALL 1 ACRE PLUS LOTS: Wooded and open,
perk tested, sewage approved. They'all have I
road frontage -on Route 850, all with right of I
way to State Forest and its many recreational I
uses. j
WHAT A PLACE TO BUILD ON OR PUT
YOUR CAMPER! Hunting is excellent in this I
area. If you are an outdoors person, this is for I
you, all within 30 minutes of Carlisle, 1 hr. to I
Harrisburg. I
REAL ESTATE will be offered unless Sold I
Prior To Sale! I
REASON FOR SELLING: Owner is in ill I
health and going to retire. I
TERMS: 20% down day of Auction; Balance I
within 30 days. Transfer Taxes & Fee split I
equally between Buyer & Seller. 1
Please Contact Owner for Inspection or Auc- I
tion Co. for further Information. I
OWNER, I
DANIEL DERR il I
Telephone I
(717)438-3533 I
Sale By:
Kling’s Auction Service
(717)789-3883