0 Describes. (Continued from Page 1) cent of' til ’Pennsylvanians are en gtged In acme form of agri business Pennsylvania's jtttjor industry. Chester 'Himes, a state direc tor spoke 'briefly describing project 70 a form of deficit fi nancing, and said the $7O mil lion bond issue was only the beginning. The Federal Gov ernment has already agreed to match up to $3O million bring ing tfh 6 total to $lOO million, oand this is just for acquisi tion of the land. Parks will have to be developed on top of this.” he said. Other recommendations pas sed to be referred to the Penn sylvania Farmers Association legislative committee and the number of votes received were as follows: WELCOME ABOARD! Hove o new tractor delivered now, finance interest free until March 1, 1964. Londis Bros. Inc. M. S. Yearsley & Sons 393-8006 West Chester 696-2990 Elm Wenger Implement- Co. BU 4-4467 Christiana H. S. Newcomer & Son Mt. Joy 655-BS6I NEW JOHN DEERE WARRANTY Now all farm tractors and equipment are warranted for one year or 1500 hours. 1. Amend the constitution or their employes, shall change to'permit 'Bible reading* and •or adjust an’y‘ipr&cf3ss^^iiairy prayer in the. public schools, equipment other thaig the Holland Bl; ,Leroy Plants, ste -76'1 ' 1 ““" rer 3 recommends- yens Rl> an(d N * ah We ' ugel . ( 2. That taxpayer's money be nODi *>>-*• Stevens Rl. used only .for transporting pu- In other business, .members Noah Wenger was also ap pils to public schools. 65-8. voted to change the local by- pointed membership chairman 3. Enact legislation to legal- to increase the number of for the year. ize the destruction of wood l - directors from. 11 to 13. Seven _______ chucks in their burrows. 70-3. n&w directors were elected, - . A 'Thai „„hn„ „khh m bringing the total to 12. An- • aeaifeSf governmental l agencies limi- other one wIU 1)6 added (Co “ tl * Ue,i from Pa * e teS on the use of estertype her- y ear * 1965, Dr. Davenpoit said, bicides in areas of graipe, to- The new directors are Clyde “ Wll l give our shippers a year mato and tobacc oproduction. Wivell, Colujmlbia Rift Clyde an d a half to decide on what 75-0. Buchen, Manhei'm R 3; James course of action they will take 5. Legislation to protect any persons from liability 'for 'treat mato and tobacco production, accident. 75-0. 6. That any inspection re quirements to iproduce quality milk be suhstamed Iby research before enforcement. 71-3. 7. That no handler of milk JOHN DEERE CREDIT PLAN Alan Beyer A. B. C. Groff liY 3-5687 New Holland 354*8001 Martin, 567 Delp Road, Lane-,,* • • whether to find another aster; Albram Zeiset, East. Earl market for can milk or to Bl; Robert Hesis, Strasburg switch to bulk tan.ts. Usually, Bl; James Wood, Peach Bot- we S ive six months notice on tom, and Donald Ney, Marietta. the closing of a receiving sta- Present directors are Harold “ on ’ but because ol other far- Rohrer. 1623 Book Road, Lan- l ° rs affecting our shippers here, caster; James Kreider, Quarry- we „Jj,f ve lntrease<i that tlme ville R 1; Elks Mentzer, New . The decision by Lower Mer lon health officers to postpone the effective date of the new health regulations will help, too,” Dr. Davenport declaied “Previously, the Township had named March 1 of ney*' year as the final date for compliance Now, our Amish shippers will be able to continue their re gular milk shipments through 1964, if they wish, and can make plans 'for the plant clos ing and the new health legula tions at the same time. 'The new Lower Meuon health regulations call for in- NEW POWER SHIFT Exclusive o n John Deere 4020 and 3020 Tractors .... Shift straight through 8 Forward and 4 Re verse selections with out clutching. Come in or call in and ar- range an on-your farm demonstration. Shotzberger's 665-214] Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 26, 1963—13 creased lighting in barns and milk bouses, and many obser vers felt that they could be met only on electrified farms, which are forbidden by the Amish re ligion. After Lower Menon announ ced its new regul itions last spring, Sealtest asked lighting and refrigeration experts to study the problem faced by the Amish to see if some equipment could be designed 10 meet the regulation while keeping with in Amish Yehgious beliefs. The designs that resulted from these studies were displayed Tuesday at the Pavilion. Dr Davenport encouraged the Am ish to study the models closely, even though the new regula- How to clean, disinfect milking equipment One product is all it takes to kill a wide variety of harmful bacteiia on milking machines, dairy utensils, and bulk milk tanks! It’s called Purina iO-Dairy. This combination detergent-cleaner-milkstone remover offers you these "‘built-in” advantages: • Active in cold water • Very stable • Effective in hard water Use iO-Dairy as a flank and udder wash before you milk and as a teat cup linse. Ask us for Purina iO-Dairy. John B. Kurtz Cedar Lane James High Gordonville Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc. Rheems Ira B. Landis ' -.1 Valley Road, Lancagteij« , John B. Kurtz Ephrata AV.V.V.V.V.V.'.'.’. tions' hare been postponed fop another year. “It’s a question which must be decided, sooner or later,” he said. "We urge you to inspect the plans dis played here and to make your decisions accordingly ” 'Dr. Davenport added I hat the decision to keep the Leanian. Place plant open loi another year will not be Lii'dmr, it 100 many shippers stop using the plant. “But if we ore foi ced to close the plant soonei, you will be given several months no tice,” he said. Dr. Joseph Walker, leteun anan with the Milk Contiol District No 1, which included. Lower Menon Township told the dairymen, “I Knew jou are perturbed by the regulation, but we believe it is justified ” He said he doe-> not believe the Amish daiiymen are the subjects of dis'ciimination. If the regulation is not entoiccd, the G,SOO other shippers under the regulations will 1)3 mated against, he said. One Amish lai mei then as ked Walker “Do you Relieve in cieation or e\elution’” When Walker declined to an swei, the farmer said, “U >ou believe in evolution, we ha\e no basis to do business with, (Continued on Page 14) SPRAYING Service Dairy Barns Poultry Houses CARBOLA Disinfecting "White Paint O Dries "White • Disinfects Against Disease ( • Kills Plies; 90% Lpss Cobnebs 8 to 10 Mo. j CARBOLA SPRAY AND CLEANING SERVICE 6 Witmer Rd., R 4, Lane. Mdyn a rd 1 Beitzel' Phone 392-7227 Whiteside & Weicksel Kirkwood S. H, Hiestand & Co. Salunga John J. Hess, II Intercourse - New Providenc* Warren Sickman Pequea ff John J. Hess Kinzers - Vintage i ■* It*
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