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During the month of February, 1982, we f re offering a selected
group of new over-100 horsepower farm tractors at especially
attractive discount prices. These are brand new Case 90 series
tractors terrific buys. Stop in now. See if we can match your
needs with one of these selected new Case tractors at a
February Special discount price.
Plus Waiver of Finance Charges
Buy one of our new February Special tractors between
February 1 and 28,1982, finance it through J I Case Credit
Corporation, and you pay no finance charges from date of
purchase until June 1,1982.
See us now. Save on a Case February Special.
ZIMMERMAN’S A. L. HERR & BRQ. E. W. BILEWICZ C. &P. FULTZ TAT SUPPLY, INC. C. H. WALTZ SONS. INC.
FARM SERVICE 312 park Ave - EQUIP., INC. EQUIP. RDS, Danville, PA RDI,
Quarryville. PA on , (717)275-0927 Cogan Station, PA
OTtSSSm (717)786-3521 Spring Mills, PA (217)435.2821
1 (609)881-2692 (814)422-8805
STOUFFER BROS., INC. PEOPLES SALES & SERVICE BINKLEY S HURST BROS. - PAUL SHAVER’S, INC.
1066 Lincoln Oakland Mills, PA 133 Rothsville Station 35 St ‘
Way West (717)463-2735 Rd. <7171243 2686
Chambersburg, PA Life, PA < 717 > 2432686
(717)263-8424 (717)626-4705
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until June 1, 1982
CASE,
Model
1490
1690
90
(67 kWj
70
(52 kW)
PTO HP*
Displacement
219 T
Rated RPM
2200
2300
‘Niff's rating
1390
[ll9O
1290
60
(45 kW)
53
(39 kW)
43
(32 KW)
2200
220 a
2200
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1982—81 T
NFO donates
food to Poland
CORNING, lowa The board of
directors .of National Fanners
Organization has passed a
resolution to accept from members
on a voluntary basis a total of
300,000 pounds of beef, pork and
powdered milk and make it
available to the needy of Poland.
The shipment, which will include
100,000 pounds each of pork, beef*
and powdered milk, will be made
available to two church
organizations for transportation
and distribution in Poland. They
are Church World Service, a
broad-based organization of
churches, and Catholic Relief
Fund, both headquartered in New
York.
DeVon Woodland, president of
National Fanners from Blackfoot,
Idaho, said plans Call for the
program to be completed no later
than Feb. 15.
Woodland said Tom Conrad, a
national director from Ohio, has
set up an office in National Far
mers national headquarters in
Corning, lowa, to coordinate
voluntary donations of the food
through state organizations.
The site chosen for slaughtering
and processing the meat will be
announced later. The meat will be
canned to insure its preservation
until it reaches the Polish people.
Powdered milk is not a perishable
product.
The two organizations chosen to
handle the transportation were
picked because of the high regard
in which they are held by other
charitable organizations. Mem
bers who volunteered to donate
food indicated that they want to be
sure it reaches the Polish people,
and the two organizations guar
antee that it wili.
Many charitable organizations..
have indicated that they will ac
cept only cash contributions and
then purchase food in the
European countries for
distribution in Poland.
Because of current economic
conditions, farmers and ranchers
are short on money, Woodland
said. However they do have food
that they are willing to donate.
> “We realize that 300,000 pounds
of food will only assit the brave
people of Poland in all of their
problems,” Woodland said. “Even
though American agriculture is
facing many economic pressures,
members of National Fanners
wanted to let the people of Poland
know that we care.”
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GEBHARTS
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Agriculture - Industrial - Commercial
Box 145 A, R.D.4
Hanover, PA 17331
Ph: 717-637-0222
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