D Maps Plans
, Meetinas Directors approved con
• 1 y servation plans for seven
ssociate directors, meet' new COO p e rators at the meet
with the directors, of ing, bringing the total for
Lancaster County Soil the year to 124. For the
jervation District Mon- same period last year, 100
night drew up plans for new plans.,had been approv
unpaign to add new co- ed.
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Bowmansville
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operators during the fall and
winter season.
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ALLEN
REDUCTIONS
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All
6. MUSSER
The thirty associate direc
tors and cooperating agency
representatives heard chair
man Amos Funk urge the
members to contact as many
neighbors as possible and
have them sign agreements
privately Funk said that the
district directors were ready
to cooperate with any asso
ciate director who fe t a wa-
tershed meeting in his area
woud further the cause of
conservation in the country.
John Kitch, service forest
er reminded the group that
forest tree seedlings have
been made available to any
cooperator who will pay the
transportation charges from
the state nursery. A York
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 26, 1960
County pulp wood com
pany wi’u pay the $6 00 per
thousand cost of the seed
lings for any trees planted
on farms of SCD cooperat
ors. Transportation charges
are $1 00 per thousand trees,
but if the farmer will pick
the trees up at the nursery,
the pulp company wih pay
a-1 charges.
In other business, the di
rectors approved the site of
the annual banket schedul
ed to be held during the
first week of March. The
mea’ will be served at the
Ephrata Evangelical United
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Brethren Church.
The new conservation
plans cover a total of 581!
acres. The land owner, ad
dress, township and number
of acres included are as fol
lows - Ear. E. Martin, Ephra
ta Rl, East Cocalico Town
ship, 82 acres; Clarence G.
Hess, Washington Boro Rl,
Manor Twp, 87 acres; John
W. Neff, Mount Joy R 2, West
Hempfield Twp., 100 acres;
John W Neft, Mount Joy R 2,
West Hempfield Twp, 96
acres; David- E. Shearer, of
Bainbndge Rl, Conoy Twp.,
129 acres, Leland W. Martin,
New Hoi and Rl, Earl Twp ,
74 acres; John Z. Martin, of
New Holland Rl, Earl Twp ,
15 acres.
Machinery Men
From County
Attend Meeting
Eighteen Lancaster Co
unty machinery dealer rep
resentative, dea ers and
their famines returned to
the county recently from
French Lick, Ind where they
met with more than 3,000
other Allis-Chalmers dealers
from the United States and
Canada
More than 200 pieces of
modern farm machinery we
re on exhibit in what the
company called- its “Gate
way to the -Future”
Those in attendance from
the county were as follows:
Roy Brubaker, L. H Bru
baker, Elvin. Hess, Kenneth
Kauffman, and Richard Bon
holtzer, all of L H Brubak
er, Inc, Lancaster R 4, Mil
ton Mann and Anthoy Gru
melli of Mann & Grumelli
Farm Service, Quarryville;
Terence Herr,-Luke Leaman
and Mylin Hammond of
Snavely’s Farm Service, of
New R S. Weaver
Ir and Adam Weaver of R.
S. Weaver, Stevens; Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Nissley, Nis
sley’s Farm Service, Wash
ington Boro, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Myers and Norman
Myers Jr, of N G. Myers
and son, Rheems.
Representing the company
in this area and in atten
dance at the- meeting was J.
Paul Martin, New Holland.
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