Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 3,1M7-A39 ‘PEACE’ ft U.S.-USSR TRADE. Top Stories 1986 W.S. JOURNAL - U.S. small Of RLDWIDE businesses are doing more trading (Continued from Page A3B) with the Soviets. A Maine sheep candidate for governor, Robert Casey, was one of the featured AND rancher figures he is promoting speakers. TIONAL FARM WATCH world peace by buying wool from NOVEMBER 15 the Russians. He’s Mending the The Friends of Agriculture held their second annual meeting at This national news summary is provided by ACRES, a Soviet wool with equal portions of Ronks. Allan Musselman, director, told the. group that if ag land is copyrighted information service developed by the his own cropfor a “peace fleece.” preserved, this generationmust do it. American Farm Bureau and available to Pennsylvania NOVEMBER 22 farmers on a daily basis through the Pennsylvania AG BANKS SUE U.S. SYSTEM. Papers were signed that transferred the ownership of the guernsey Farmers' Association Farm Management W. POST - Solvent from banks in bam to a Florida developer. The landmark dairy sales bam located Services. For more information the Northeast and Texas are eastof Lancaster will become ashopping centerby next spring. call(717) 761-2740 headed to court to arguefor a limit NOVEMBER 29 on how much money they can be The new tax law will cost most farmers more dollars. This ac- forced to provide to bail out cordingto Dr. Larry Jenkins, Penn Statetax specialist. A recent Penn troubled segments of the nation’s State study estimated the average farmer can expect tax increases of Farm Credit System. justover $1,500. pected increase in agricultural DECEMBERS HIGHER FARM INCOME exports. THE ‘KILLKERS’ ARE A faith infarming speaker says agriculture looks betterin the 90s. A PREDICTED FOR 1987. COMING. UPINEWSFEATURE - seminar sponsored by the LaurelvUle Mennonite Church Center was CHICAGO TRIBUNE - Here’s an U.S. PLANS EC TRADE African killer bees are nearingthe held in the interest of farmers who have been hurt by adverse optimisticforecast forthe Midwest CURBS. W. POST, W. TIMES - Mexican border on their slow economic conditions. farm economy in 1987: Farm in- The Reagan Administration may migration from South America, DECEMBER 13 rise. Unfortunately, new today toward come will it announce steps posing athreat to the largest honey Henry Givler retires from a state FFA career that spans 34 years. go up save restricting imports the 12- won’t enough to from exporting industry in die world. Givler sees vo-ag students now preparing for a great diversity of thousands of Midwest farmers who nation European Community in While the killer bee’s sting is no available ag-related jobs. are on the brink of going out of retaliation for tariff increase on worse than any other individual DECEMBER 20 business. But it will go up enough U.S. com sales to Spain, say in- bee sting, the African bee is ex- A newrabies law has been signed that goes into effect shortly. Dogs to help thousands more stay on the formed White House officials. The tremely aggressive, easily and house cats are included. A $3OO per-day fine can be imposed for land at least a little longer. The decision threatens to touch off a irritated andfends to swarm to the noncompliance. forecast is based partly on ex- trade war with the EC. attack. DECEMBER 27 Lancaster countians pay tribute to Arnold Lueck who was retiring AG SURPLUSES IMPERIL EC. from the Penn State Extension Service after 25 years. Lueck is well N.Y. TIMES - Europe’s food known for his help with agronomy and horticulture problems. DUTCH VILLAGE surpluses, which have saddled taxpayers with crippling bills and W. Hawkins, head of the USDA’s in 1971 to 7% in 1906.Therein lies a AUCTION created sharp political tensions Animals and Plant Health In- message for wheat growers. The On Hummelstown-Middletown Road with the rest of the world, now spectionService. likelihood of a rise in the grower’s Hummelstown, PA 17036 threaten to push the European stake of the finished product is Community into bankruptcy early END AFRICAN BY 2000. almost nil, and analysts say 2-DAY AUCTION next year. The EC’s 12 member & BALTIMORE SUN, W.C. overall domestic demand for Primitive Tools Collectibles Sole nations are storing 1.3 million tons JOURNAL, AP - That’s the aim of wheat products is, at best, static. from tho property of tho late of excess butter and nearly three a program being planned at the Victor Bronoman of Horshoy, soiling for quarters of a million tons of un- White House. While a large-scale USSR’S NO. 1 U.S. CONTACT. wanted beef. Another million tons - Laura Bronoman. aid effort isn’t planned, the W.S. JOURNAL People are of surplus milk is stored in powder initiative would involve exhorting wondering whether Dwayne 0. Take Vine Street exit off Route 283- form. Their grain mountain stands the continent’s nations to abandon Andreas of Archer Daniels close to 17million tons. Follow signsfor Hummelstown. at policies considered discouragingto Midland Co., is edging out Armand food production. Hammar, chairman of Occidental FRI., JANUARY 16-6:30 P.M. ANIMAL & PLANT IN- Peteroleum Co., as Moscow’s Spool cabinets, toy double barrel gun,toy Lone SPECTION. AP - USDA officials FARMER’S SHARE OF A favorite American businessman. Ranger revolver, stuffed elephant on wheels, want operators of aircraft and LOAF. KNIGHT RIDDER Like Mikhail Gorbachev, Andreas other stuffed animals, set of sad irons in ships carrying foreign plants and NEWSPAPERS, CHICAGO is afarmboy. wooden case, other irons, small irons, egg animals to provide official notice TRIBUNE - The price of a loaf of baskets, sign from Steelstown, assortment of 24 hours in advance of arrival at bread has doubled during the last TO SOLVE FARM CRISIS, butter molds, wooden hay fork, broad axe U.S. ports. The proposal would 15 years, but the farmer’s slice of READER DIGEST - That’s the signed Stohler, fence post axes, other axes, ensure that inspections are done the revenue has declined from 9% gist of a story reprinted by from marking gauges, wooden and steel squares, immediately on arrival, says Bert the AMERICAN SPECTATOR. dividers, many drawingknives, many froes of STOP HELPING FARMERS. The variety of sizes, buck saws, bow saws, frame story asks: Could it be that all the saws, wooden braces, coachman’s drawing government programs are ac- knife, spoke shaves, bark spuds, framing tually hurting farmers? Rather chisels, slick, corner chisels, reamers, flails, than preserving homesteads, could silage cutters, sledge hammers, tongs, these subsidies be taking away the assortment of hammers, farrier and advantages of the family farm? If blacksmith equipment,Betty lamp, dipper and we only stopped trying to help skimmer, Dengle snock Ihd hammer, wheel farmers, might not everyone, race, assortment of wooden planes, cooper taxpayers and fanners alike, be tools, bear trap, pencil sharpener, slaw cutter, better off? paper holder, cherry seeder, butter spoons, nutmeg grinders, drag shoe, log dogs, adze, VICTIMS OF CHERNOBYL. ring dog, wheel weight reamer, Conestoga HEALTHMAGAZINE, W. POST - wagon jack, nail header, cross cut saw, log How many people eventually will chain, small sewing machines, powder horn, die from the Soviet nuclear ex- cannon balls, sword, cannon dated 1896, snow plosion fallout? A lingering shoes, Outers, lancets, tool boxes, Conestoga sickness will appear slowly in wagon trough. people over 17 the next 70 years. It SAT., JANUARY 17 - 6:00 P.M. isn’t known how many cancers will stuffed bear on Hubley come from radioactive particles Spool cabinets, wheels, animals peg 5 sad irons in round taken up by plants and revolver, shooter, and ingested by humans. metal holder, small irons, baskets, candle later maker, assortment of butter molds, wooden shovel, goose wing axes left and right, other axes, marking axes, wooden and steel squares, dividers, drawing knives, cooper’s froe, Park City Seeks assortment of frees, buck saws, bow saw, frame saw, wooden braces, spoke shaver, bark spud, framing chisels, slick, comer chisels, Entertainers reamers, flails, sledge hammers, oxen shoes, tongs, farrier - blacksmith equipment, dough scraper, Dengle snock and hammer, wheel Park City is seeking individuals race, commander, mauls, assortment of or groups who would be interested wooden planes, cooper tools, crocks, jugs,bear in providing entertainment to mqil trap, scissors, cookie cutters, cherry seeder, customers in The Park Food Court butter spoons,! nutmeg grinders, iron kettle, on weekends. Although primarily hatchets, adze, 'open scoop, Conestoga wagon interested in musical or singing jack, grain cradle and extra parts, spear, entertainment, other forms of molding tools, fluters, cow bells, cannon balls, entertainment such as dance, cannon, dagger datedU.S. 1918,.lancets. mime, clowns, magic, etc. would be acceptable. Entertainment is to SPECIAL MENTION: be provided on a strictly amateur Hershey plates basis with no fees being paid or Hersheycocoa tin accepted (although tips presented 24 8”xl0” glass negatives ofHershey would be ac- dated 1914-15 by customers ceptable). A small 12’ by 18’ stage Wood box, 2 Persian rugs, miniature set of will generally be available for wooden blacksmith equipment signed Shepler. performances and electric power Gary Fasnacht, Auctioneer AU-000268-L is also available. No loud amplified (717) music will be allowed. For in- Phone- 838-4369 or 566-8721 formation, write to Jack Only Rhoades, ApprovedChecks 140 Stanley Avenue, Landisville, responsiblefor accidents. Not PA 17538.