HAROLD LEAMAN WHO SHOWED the
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last week comes by his aptitude naturally.
His father, Paul R. Leaman, R 5 Lancas
Millport Roller Mills J. C. Walker & Son
Lititz, R-D.4, Pa. Gap, Pa.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, Oct. 11, 1957
Farm Show Committee Asking GSA
To Reconsider Building Cancelation
The Pennsylvania Farm Show
Commission has suppoited a re
quest by the P'arm Show Commit
tee for the General State Author
ity to reconsider cancellation of a
three-story building project ad
jacent to the Faim Show Arena.
1 The State Department of Agri
culture and the Farm Show Com
mission were deprived of $692 000
through the GSA cancellation, ac
cording to a resolution adopted
unanimously at the annual Fall
meeting of the Faim Show Com
mittee whidh is composed of dele
gates from 54 statewide agricul
tural and allied organizations
Agriculture Secretary William
L Henning, chairman of the Farm
Show Commission and Committee,
explained that the original GSA
allocation tor reconstruction and
repair of the Farm Show power
plant, utility lines, a new loof for
the large arena and the new build
ing project amounted to $2,000-
000 Financing, architecture and
other charges reduced the amount
available to appioximately $l,-
500,000
Allocations for utility line re
placements left a balance of 5942,-
000 for the roof and new building
GSA cancelled the building proj
ect and allocated $70,000 for the
arena roof and $lBO,OOO for paved
walks “in certain areas around the
(Farm Show) building ”
These two items total $250,000
which is $692,000 less than re
mained in the Farm Show alloca
tion when the GSA canceled the
new building, estimated to cost
approximately $2,000,000
“This loss is disturbing to the
farm organizations,” Henning
said. “They are requesting the
GSA to ‘allocate sufficient funds
It’s The Law
“It’s the Law” with simple an
swers is offered by LANCASTER
FARMING in cooperation with
the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
General interest questions are
welcomed, and will be answered
as soon as possible. Letters must
be signed. Answer will not be
published on a specified, re
quested day. Questions cannot be
answered by mail, and LANCAS
TER FARMING will reject any in
quiry which is not of general pub
lic interest. Address all inquiries
to “It’s the Law,” LANCASTER
FARMING, Quarryville, Pa. (Fic
titious initials will be used to pro
tect the identity of the questions).
Q I am 16 and married to a
man 28. I have five brothers
and sisters, ages 2 through 15 It
anything happens to my parents
and my husband and I wanted
to take the children, would we
have any trouble getting them
because of my age’ Being their
next-of-km, would I naturally
become their legal guardian 7
A It is quite possible that if
you are able to provide a good
home for your brothers and sis
ters on the death of your parents,
you would have no trouble m
obtaining custody of them
Should any of your brothers and
sisters, however, inhent a sub
stantial amount of money during
their minority, it would then be
necessary to have a guardian ap
pointed by the court One of the
qualifications of such a guardian
is that he must be at least 21
years of age
Q If a wife refuses to have a
child for her husband, is that
grounds for divorce 7 —J W P
A. Refusal by a wife to have
a child is not a ground for div
orce in Pennsylvania As to
whether or not such a refusal
constitutes an indignity to the
person of the husband, the
courts of Pennsylvania have de
cided that neither refusal of sex
ual intercourse nor lefusal to
bear children constitute such an
indignity to the person as will
warrant divorce.
to assure early construction of the
pioposed new building needed for
exhibit space, new cafeteria and
dormitory facilities for farm
youth engaged in required activi
ties at the Farm Show and for the
accommodation of the many other
events for which the present
buildings are i ented by farm and
non-tarm organizations ’ ”
The Farm Show Committee
elected to memberhip the Penn
ylvama Faimers’ Assn and the
Pennsylvania Polled Hereford
Assn
The date for the 1958 Farm,
Show is Jan 13-17
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