28—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 24,1971
Farm Council Endorses Pa. Milk Act
Pennsylvania Council of tion on a score of resolutions
Farm Organizations was on submitted by affiliate oiganiza
record recently reaffirming en- tions that dealt largely with pol
dorsement of'the state’s Milk lution, pest control, taxes, farm
Marketing Act following its an- land conservation and related
nual meeting in Harrisbuig at topics
which Harold Ely, piesident, of other officers retained in-
Montrose. and other officers „ TT , „
were reelected clude Enos Heisey Harrisburg,
vice president: A Wayne Read-
The council voiced readiness F i ee twood and Harns
to “oppose any change m the 6 ’ .
Milk Act that would i educe its burg, secretaiy-treasurer, and
effectiveness ’’ This came in ac- Jay Hauger, Berhn. and John
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FARM SERVICE FARM SERVICE
Quarryville Washington Boro
Pitzer, Aspers. executn e com
mittee
Former State Agriculture
Secretary Lelan'd H Bull was
commended for "‘outstanding
leadership to all segments of
the Commonwealth's farm in
dustry and for notable accom
plishments'’ during his eight
year tenure
Stands taken on specific
topics called for -
Greater recognition for
a<! iculture as an important
factor in the state’s total econo
my.
Adequate funds for the
Penn State College of Agricul
ture “to continue an on-going
program of teaching, reseaich
and Extension ”
Greater educational assis
tance to rural communities by
the Cooperative Extension Ser
vice and other agencies
A bureau of rural affairs
in the Department of Agncul
tuie
Increased funds to control
the gypsy moth and fruit Cfop
pests
Funds for completing
brucellosis and tubei culosis
eradication in farm animals and
for indemnity payments in com
bating hog cholera
Cooperative law changes
to permit bloc vo'tmg (with cei -
tain lestnctions)
Dairy Herd Health Contest
West Agro-Chemical, Inc,
sponsors of a dauy Herd Health
Contest in which artificial in
seminations are an important
part of the prize structure, has
announced that inseminations
fiom seveial outstanding sires of
Sire Power, Inc will be offered
Entiy blanks are available in
several dairy publications, fiom
your dairy supplier, 01 by writ
ing West Agro-Chemical, Inc ,
501 Santa Fe, Kansas City,
Missouri 64105
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County farm community bet
ter, we maintain two phone
numbers. Our main number
is 394-3047. But our subscrib
ers and advertisers can also
•each us through 626-2191
(ask for Lancaster Farming)
and avoid a toll call from the
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Penn State Ag Graduates
Plan 4th Alumni Meeting
College of Agi iculture grad
uates of Pennsylvania State Um
veisity will hold their fouith an
nual alumni meeting on the Um
\ ersity Park Campus May 14 and
15 Registration begins at 11
am May 14, in the lobby of
the Conference Center, the J
Orvis Keller Building
The alumni program is
scheduled to coincide with Penn
State’s Blue-White Football
Weekend Mike Reid, Penn
State All-American graduate,
will be the banquet speakei May
14 The banquet will begin at
630 p m in the Hetzel Union
Building
The annual business meeting
is scheduled foi May 14 at 1 15
pm in the auditorium of the
Conference Center Accomplish
ments and future plans of the
Association will be described by
Dr John C Shook, of Mechanics
burg, alumni president from the
Class of 1942 Following this,
awaids will be presented to out
standing students Dean Russell
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HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLIES
Hammers, screw drivers, small wire coils, rakes
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Fly sprays, washing detergent for home and farm.
Flashlites of all kinds, bird feed, rat and mouse bait,
dog feeds, Wayne animal feeds.
Come in and see us for early discount prices
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WE ARE NOW OPEN SATURDAYS TILL
3 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M.
Gordon B. Ressler
"proven performers”
GAL.
E Lai son will present a special
ran Hi media lepoit on the Col
lege of Agriculture
A unique Saturday morning
program May 15 will feature a
panel discussion and “rap ses
sion” on the topic, “Contem
porary Concerns of College of
Agriculture Students ”
The 1971 piogram chairman is
Penrose Hallowell Sr, class of
1950, of'Ottsville. Mr. Hallowell
icports a program for wives of
returning grads has heen
scheduled the afternoon of May
14.
Arrangements are also being
made for a “farewell luncheon”
in the cafeteria of the Confer
ence Center at noon on May 15
pi ior to the Blue-White foot
ball game.
There are presently 11,000 liv
ing alumni of the College of
Agriculture Approximately 3,-
000 of these aie paid members
of the Penn State and College
of Agriculture Alumni Associa
tions
Phone 687-6292
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