Mew Legislation
Expands Farm Credit
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f-ftnain« t{ five pnivemf.
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limit's on 1 hnse loans wiH anaWn
'■(in agenev fo serve farmers jo
Areas where n*ny tuvastmants
m manr .-onry • ivn^tonk and op
erating evpensns srn menssarv
Opnr sting loans are payaWn
(Vver po”ir>r}s op fo snven years
.odor i-n former >a-v no erad.t
eooM on nyfnndenf 00 -wr rowers
who have been eontimionsly in
dented for sevam years The new
ia'0» lOereasns from seven fo .10
year* the period during whieh
eredit ran on av-r-nded jo hard.
;v,tp •«ms when .-n maOtnity of
“he oor rower o repay • ,s indeSf
*4oes« wjt'oiu seven /*a?a « doe
fo eauses heyrnwf r. ;* *or. 'to!
f avert'* ran also ^ made for op
r-.*ar,r,j; and "fey*loping iess man
family type farms if foe appli
j ac* aa-ar..is^.nrj oona fide
farmery arc, -.j ;! n.<sforie*Hy r*
aided on farms 4nd depended
upon farm j neoroe for their live
nhood end woo are eond-wf ing
substantial fwrm< ng opygjrmi
and spendh, g toe major portion
of their time farming S«tt op
era-t/.r s mr(4t h o *a 'lependabfe
roifr-^r of O ftsjrle j.* //,rr,e The
primary oho entire r,f these loans
,s ’r. he ip farmers who tire in
areas designated for the on ai
deyepipmerd P r *, g (,, f * I who are
'trrahf* i'» oftfain enoygh iand rr
aOTtfces to de\/ef/4p f (f 11-1 (Oi *
farms funds for this type loan,
however, are extremely iirrtited
fhe interest rates and ferrris
on these loans for operating and
developing less than family type
farms will /ary depending upon
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farmers Cooper at ing > sjwybtat ,.in
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he purpose far v'v.i’h ho .van
s nllbnued f^iatm far iparat ,ng
expenses vit’ v> ,*»pay ttvo war
periods it> a ?ev.»n »ar? and he
interest vue ,<? y> > jerrent.
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menr yin v»»r charges -,f *A,»r
and me taif percent and vi 11
he repay ante -wer lerhids u> o
it's year?
* hese loans v ie made >tuy
from nis farm and vhe
vhen the app.ea-t? neome
appear? adepnate o enable *rm
a meet Jiving and .v a- - > sy.
penses and repay is deiv.s
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-fane ?A . ytp tie am him y for
spec a. emergency loar? and i<v
ereases front Jno,tW».Wi ,%
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ran he advanced for -.-.ese .oar ?
gpemai emergency .oars an®
made in area? designated oy -he
Seere+hry of Agti>p:ft»yre. to en
able farmer* to maintain mefr
operations when they are maose
for a ‘e ppivrary per.od y, oMaif,
heeded rreifit from, o+oer mr
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All of the new loans . .?e the
loan* already a ■ a;;ao,e from, ‘he
fHA wifi be marie on i y to appii
rant? -who are unable to obtain
ader, ,a‘e rredh from other sr,pr
re? Wrtf’s most type? i,f loans,
saperylsion in the developroetii
a oh tarrying oi>t of balanrerf ?-/?.
terns of farming */i 1 be pronded
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n a candlelight ceremony Hold
n .nited BiyjtefrtWt CHufeH cetn
day itternoort September Tt
ibelnrl# f, Paster daughter of
vfr and Mrs Kenneth Foster of
P diner ipfann* !:3ie ivridfe at Car
V vfirtkiff soil of MV-S. VOTa
ifaWWf'l of liOrt? Beach C.ii'
forma The B»v. Bertram !<«tan
;)erfnrmert the double rimf eer->
nmnv Ofgsm music vow -offered
iov MV*. \fav Sherrod who aernm
gamed \fi*s iennetta Hughes
soloist who *»«« ‘Because'' and
TV I-ord's Prayer"
The bride who was given i
marriage by her father wotc *
sown of ■ raditional orfdai white
in vlnoh the had fashioned
lerteif The town of fleer eng ■•
with train, tied a *eailnp*d-*dg
*rf are v--.Se with tiny pearls
’•rimming the neckline The
waistline dipped low was aiso
scalloped The .sleeves were long,
•apered* at the wrist. She wore
a finger -p ength sheer veu
and harried a beupuet of red
roses
vfrs Robert Vfieilre. sister of
re or de was matron-of honor
Her gown was fashioned of trana
>aren- rayon -letwet in a sof’
shade of rose She carried a boo
y.je- fashioned of white pom-pom
- vrysanthennas
Sv»r her daughter’* wedrfifig
vfrs Poster chose a navy blue
Sheath- type dress, with contrast
-.g accessories. She wore a shorn
der corsage of red roses
Vfr ard Vfrs .fames Moore
• represented the bridegroom's
fami.y who were not. able to be
ore sent, for the ceremony
fames Vfoore. Jr was heat man
'or the bridegroom and Thomas
T’norki idaon and ffermon Cotter
were ushers
?oi lowing the ceremony a re
ception was held hy the bride’s
parer.fs m the church reception
room, where Mrs James 54w»re
fr and Vfrs ffoghes presided
over the guest book The wed
ding rake was naked by .the
bride s mother and decorated by
Vfr fi i Siam Per ley of Wasilta
Guest* were present from Anch
orage and the Valley ar*a
The bride was born in f’almer
and has made her horn<- here ail
her life ffrr parents are original
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Michael iCattimernutyev 7 yrs
Mrf' V lirtii FViv vTra. ?iChert
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