24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 28,1971
Dr, Goddard Urges
Planned, guided and balanced
conservation, development and
use of natural resources were
called for recently by Dr.
Maurice K Goddard, Acting
Secretary of the State Depart-
Potato Grades Changed
The U.S. Department of Agri
culture has reminded members
of the potato industry that the
revised U S grade standards for
potatoes are effective Sept 1,
as announced last November
USDA’s Consumer and Mar
keting Service has prepared a
leaflet for the potato industry
describing the main changes in
the standards, C&MS-91, “The
Revised U S Grade Standards
for Potatoes,” and copies have
been sent to growers’ and trade
associations.
Anyone who wishes a single,
free copy of the leaflet may ob
tain one by writing to: Informa
tion Division, Consumer and
Marketing Service, U S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washing
ton, D C. 20250
The main changes in the
standards are that they reduce
the percentage of defects al
lowed and tighten requirements
for cleanness in potatoes mar
keted under the U.S. grade
standards
Use of the grade standards
and the fee-for-service Federal-
State inspection program is
voluntary.
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Quarryville, Pa. 17566
Ph: 786-3394
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Intelligent' Approach to Environment
ment of Environmental Re
sources.
Addressing the luncheon
meeting of the , 43rd Annual
Conference of the Water Pollu
tion Control Association of
Pennsylvania at Pennsylvania
State University, Dr. Goddard
pointed out that man can adapt
nature to a degree to improve
his environment.
“I am not saying that our en
vironment has not been de
secreted, that it has not been
pollution or that corrective ac
tion is not needed,” the Com
monwealth official declared.
“What I am saying is that if
the changes necessary for man’s
welfare and well-being are car
ried out with due regard to
minimizing disruption and dam
age to the ecology and environ
ment, they are not always bad
In fact, many times such
changes bring actual improve
ment something is sacrificed,
ut more is gained.”
Dr Goddard advocated an in
telligent rather than an emo
tional approach to resolving the
conflict between resource use
and environmental conserva
tion. He said that all alterna
tives and their impacts must be
studied and weighed before ac
tion is taken.
“In short, if we are going to
translate ecological concern in
to ecological action, all of us, in
PUBLIC SALE
THE CONO-MEAD COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE
OF REGISTERED AND HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN
COWS AND HEIFERS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971
Located 3 Miles North of Lebanon on Route 72 between
Heisey’s Diner and Horst Fruit Orchard WATCH FOR SALE
SIGNS.
50 Registered Holsteins . . 15 High Grade Holsteins
6 Daughters of Lavacres Dusty Merrit
4 Daughters of M. H. Rag Apple Hope
4 Daughters of Skokie Celebrity
3 Daughters of M. H. Ivanhoe
3 Daughters of G. U. Sky Boots
1 Daughters of Osborndale Ivanhoe born 9-64
1 Daughter of Astronaut
1 Daughter of Whirlhill Kingpin
Skyliner Daughter with
Copper Curtis Daughter with
Dusty Merrit Daughter with
Ivanhoe Daughter with
Dusty Merrit Daughter with
M. A. Regal Belmont Daughter
7 COWS due in JULY and AUGUST
10 COWS due in SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER
8 COWS due in NOVEMBER and DECEMBER
BALANCE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
SALE ORDER: Milking Equipment 500 Esco Icy wall hulk tank,
50 Gallon Electric Water Heater, Stainless Steel Wash Tubs, 3 De-
Laval Milking Units, NO. 75 DeLaval Pump with Motor vacuum
Pipe and Stall Cocks for 38 Cows, Stainless Steel Strainers, Stain
less Steel Buckets, Small Space Gas Heater, 20 Milk Cans.
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TERMS: CASH
AUCTIONEERS; PAUL and FRANK SNYDER
PEDIGREE: ART KUNKLE
LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS SERVED BY WOMENS FEL
LOWSHIP OF LEBANON CHURCH OF BRETHREN.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
every profession and every
walk of life, need to arrive at
a basic understanding of the
issues involved in the environ
mental threat,” he stated-
Dr. Goddard asked the more
than 300 Association members
at the luncheon for their sup
port In helping the Environ
mental Resources Department
carry out existing environment
al protection programs. He ex
pressed concern that additional
environmental protection legis
lation should not be passed un
til the Department has the capa
city to handle it.
According to Dr. Goddard,
there is need for at least 300
more persons to help enforce
the programs for which the
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12:00 NOON
AGE LBS.
5- 20028
6- 21192
2-0 16455
5- 18875
1-11 14342
6- 17190
SALE UNDER COVER
Conditions by
Aaron Martin Jr.
RD. 3 LEBANON, PENNA. 17042
Deputy Secretary for Environ
mental Protection and Regula
tion, Wesley E. Gilbertson, is
responsible. He suggested that
there be a “slow down” on new
programs. Dr. Goddard also
EUGENE HOOVER
(Suite*
DAIRY SALE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. I
FAT %
659 3.4
732 3.4
568 3.4
711 3.8
519 3.7 N
569 3.4
34 cows, 6 bred Heifers, 1 Bull
Tidy Gent, Thorniest Texal Supreme, Mallary Pontiac Glorious and.
Dtrs. sell of Osborndale Ivanhoe, Whirlhill Kingpin, Simpson Farm
Tidy Gent, Thornlea Texal Supreme, Mallary Pontiac Glorious and
other leading sires.
MILKING EQUIPMENT 1 Girton 335 gallon stamped tank; 1
Surge pump, 1 year old; 2 Surge milker units.
FARM EQUIPMENT 1 Gehl forage wagon; 1 Ford silage blower
with 50 feet of pipe; 1 - 616 New Holland Grain Chopper.
VINCENT H. HOOVER, owner
R. D. 1, New Providence, Pa.
Ph, 717-786-3227
Auct. Paul Snyder
Pedigrees Ira We Ik
Sale Mgr. Don Welk
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Located 3 miles North of Quarryville, 12 miles south of
Lancaster on Rte. 222.
ROCKY ROSE
Holstein Farm
41 Head of
Reg isle red and
Grade Holsteins
outlined the organizational plan
for the Environmental Re
sources Department and cited
some of the criteria which is
being used in the Department’s
enforcement program.
Chairing the luncheon session
was William E. Sacra Jr, of
William E. Sacra and Asso
ciates, York, the Association’s
retiring President.
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