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an Angus, at the New Holland Fair.
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Poultry Processors Discuss Legislation
At the recent meeting of the
Pennsylvania Poultry Processors
Association William D. LaCour,
Planning Analysis, Solid Waste
Section, Bureau of Housing and
Environmental Control reported
on Act 241 (as ammended), Pa.,
Solid Waste Management Act.
He stated that beginning
January 1970, the Act officially
required permits for all solid
waste disposal.
“The Module, which was
mailed to members, should be
completed by a qualified in
dividual such as a geologist, soil
scientist or hydrology scientist.
Doug Rohrer, winner of the FFA tractor driving contest at
Ephrata Fair, is seated and the runner-up, Bill Krantz, is
standing.
Rohrer Wins FFA Tractor Driving
Doug Rohrer, Lititz RD2, was
winner of the Lancaster-Chester
Area FFA Tractor Operation
contest last week at the Ephrata
Fair.
He will represent the area next
Summer in state-wide competion
at Pennsylvania State Univer
sity.
Second place in the contest
went to William Krantz,
Quarryvdle RD2, and third to
Glenn Yoder, Christiana RDI,
Chester County. James Weaver,
Ephrata RDI, took fourth place.
Trophies were awarded to the
top two winners with plaques
going to third and fourth place.
The four-part event involves
demonstration driving in which a
manure spreader is pulled
through an obstacle course and
then backed into a stall with only
three inches clearance on either
New Holland 155 Elevator
High supported flights for steep elevation.
Slip-in flight links. No bolts to come loose and
deimage chain.
Bale platform and guide to discharge bales to
either side.
.. Top drive for less power and chain wear.
.. Can be elevated up to 60 degrees.
.. Lengths 24 feet, 30 feet, 36 feet, and 48 feet
, Corn hopper and shutes available.
A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
110 S. Railroad Ave.
New Holland
354-4191
Roy A. Brubaker
700 Woodcrest Ave.
Lititz
626-7766
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 2,1971—9
The specialist is necessary,
because background data on soil
and geology of the area is
required.”
An explanation of some of kthe
requirements were offered and
those in attendance received
handout material on the subject.
The material included a copy of
Act 241, Instructions - Ground
Water Report, Rules and
Regulations for Administration
of the Pennsylvania Solid Waste
Management Act, and list of Solid
Waste Cordinators and the
counties serviced.
President Gene Bailey
side, a written test on safety and
maintenance; a tractor trouble
shooting exercise and a tractor
maintenance demonstration.
The tractor operation contest is
an annual FFA event m which
each of the nine Lancaster
County chapters and three
Chester County chapters are
allowed one entry
“Good judgment comes
from experience and experi
ence comes from poor judg
ment.”
L. H. Bruboker
350 Strasburg Pike
Lancaster
397-5179
C. E. Wiley & Son, Inc.
101 S. Lime St., Quarryville
786-2895
reported that action on the Oc
cupational Health and Safety
Act will come from the Penna.
Dept, of Labor and Industry.
Inasmuch as they consider the
poultry processing as a high risk
industry, emphasis will be placed
early on compliance.
President Gene Bailey
reviewed the Proposed Poultry
Inspection Regulations with the
members.
Upon completion of the review
President Bailey requested
members to review the
regulations further. If there were
any questions or suggestions,
give Gene Bailey and E J.
Lawless authority to submit
recommendations All of this was
to be done by September 25, 1971,
because October 1 is the deadline
for comments in Washington, D
C
Special attention was called to
the proposal relating to with
drawal of inspection service The
group went on record objecting to
the proposal to furnish warm
water to inspectors
The U S Sisk Bill and the Pa.
Senate Bill 892, having to do with
bargaining, were discussed
briefly It was suggested that the
Association send another letter to
the Pennsylvania Legislators
clarifying two areas in the
previous letter
The high rate of broiler con
demnation in Pennsylvania was
discussed Apparently some
progress has been made since the
previous meeting, but the
problem deserves further ex
ploration
A request was made to send
copies of the pamphlet prepared
by N B C titled - “How Growers
Would Really Fare Under
Compulsory Bargaining ”
The meeting adjourned at
approximately 3pm Notes from
which the minutes were prepared
were generously taken by Kermit
Birth
E J Lawless Jr
Secretary
Sale Register
SAT OCT. 2—l P M Sale of 60
Head Holsteins for George Eager
at the Shady Lane Dairy Cow
Stables located V* mile west of
Quarryville Sale conducted by
Glenn Fite, Quarryville
SAT OCT 2—l 30 P M Feeder
Pig Sale located 2Vz miles south
of Bethel from US 22 and 6
miles north of Myerstown,
Penna along U S 501 Terms by
Norman M Martin, Myerstown,
RDI, Pa
SAT. OCT 2—ll A M 36 Dairy
Cows, full line farm machinery,
by Herman Wallace at Milling
ton, Md Harry Rudnick & Sons
of Galena, Auctioneers.
MON. OCT. 4 Special Sale of
Feeder Cattle and Calves along
with regular sale at the Blue
Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc,
Charles Town, West Virginia
TUBS. OCT. s—ll 30 A M. Mrs.
Dorothy Chapman Complete Dis
persal and 296th Garden Spot
Sale to be held on the J. M Bru
baker Farm located just south of
Willow Street Village, just off
Rte. 72 and 222, 5 miles South of
Lancaster, Pa. R. Austin Backus,
I lie., Sales Mgrs & Aucts., Mexi
co, N.Y.; Earl L. Groff, Local
Rep., Strasburg; Mrs. Dorothy
Chapman, Owner, Christiana,
Pa.
TUBS. OCT. 5—2 P.M. Special
Fed Cattle' Sale at Fanquier
Livestock Exchange, Incorp.,
Marshall, Virginia.
TUBS. OCT s—l PM. Public
Sale of Complete milking herd
dispersal along Rte. 472 on
Spruce Grove Road, 4 mile
South of Kirkwood, 5 mile north
of Oxford. Terms by John Vasco
and Son, Oxford RD2, Pa.
Kreider and Diller, auctioneers.
THURS. OCT. 7-8 P.M. Sharp
Public Auction Dairy Dispersal
located 5 miles North of Rt. 222
along 897, 2 miles North of
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