■Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14, 1964
A-H • Soil Conservation
(Continued train Pane 1)
place w 11616 B° otl agricultural
VIUU V ' l gowiACa land is. not invohed,” he said.
The sectetaiy was speaking
ol the states pioposed $7O
pioject of paiks and open
spaces passed last tall in a
general lefeieiidum and now
awaiting enabling legislation
b\ the Geneial Assembly. Un
less the state lav. making body
sets up machineiy toi selling
a bond issue the pioiect can
not be completed.
Di Goddaid urged quick
passage ot such a measuie In
a 10 year penod, he said, 40
per cent ot the farms in
Beiks County hate disappear
ed Much ot the land which
would have been available fox
parks and outdoor recreation
The Lancaster County 4-H
Oueinsev Club meeting Wed
nesda\ night at the larm ol
Kamuoud and Louise Witmer,
Willow Stieet R 2 elected Alel
mu J’leneiuan jii evident tor
the coining club 'ear
Alehin the 19 yeai old son
ot All and Alls C Heniy
Bieneinnn, Sti ashing HI, suc
ceeds Ro> Uieneman
Othei ofliceis elected were'
lice jnesident. Foiest Preston
111 CKtoid R 2 secietaiy and
lejnesentntne to county 4-H
council Sue Alumina, Manheim
R 1 tieasuier, Eugene Denhng
er, Goidonulle Rl; news re-
portei, Joyce Stoltzfus, Ronks
R 1 game leadeis, Richaid An
kruni. Peach Bottom, and Nan
cy Stoltztus, Ronkb Rl; song
leadei, Nancy Bollinger, Lititz
RE and junior leadeis, Atelvin
Bieneman and Donald Ankrum.
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Repo*ts liom down on the farm clearly indicate
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wute
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H. 1). 1, Eli/abefhlown, Pa.
Phone 367-3247
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aieas is no longer available.
He said his department will
re-inti oduce a bill which will
tion easements on land near
allow the purchase of eonserva-
urban centers These ease
ments would not take the farm
out of production or even out
ot the hands of farmers. The
MARTIN MUTH, RETIRING soil conservationist, third from right, at,
special plaque from County Commissioner Arthur R. Campbell, Jr. The pi
s presented by the Lancaster County Soil Conservation District in apprec
Muth’s 29 years in conservation work/ Receiving certificates of appreci,
~e presented to, left to right, Dr. Robert Ford, Millersville State College; ■
Hoover, Farmers Home Administration; Steve Mace, Pennsylvania '
imission; Abner Houseknecht, Soil Conservation Service, and C. Bickley
, Lancaster County Planning Commission. L, F. F
d would always be taxed as No. 1, which the At prcteent,-,he,_ said,
•icultural land and could he hopes will be adopted, local governments are not
be sold for building lots would liberalize payment for favor of Project 70 b««
industrial growth. lands taken under the right they fear a loss of tax bi
Another measuie, House-Bill of Imminent Domain. (Continued on Page 13)
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Alan Beyer
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Shotzberger's
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New Holland
Landis Bros. Inc.
H. S. Newcomer & Son
Wenger Implement 1 Co.
354-8001
303-3900
653-3361
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