Co. Farmers Assn. Holds Annual Meeting
(Continued from Page 14)
The Milkmaids trio, the Lan-
caster County organization’s
talent representatives which
recently won the regional contest
and will compete in the state
contest, provided entertainment,
Max Smith, Lancaster County
ag agent, spoke briefly.
The association adopted
recommendations for con
sideration for resolutions for
consideration by the Penn
sylvania Farmers organization.
These resolutions included •
Farmland be assessed at its
Special
Dairy Concentrate
present farm use, as long as it is
in agriculture.
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Support a dairy referendum,
but oppose the right of the
Secretary of Agriculture to veto
recommendations of the Ad
visory Committee.
Recommend that harness
racing revenue be retained for
agricultural research.
Roy Battles, left, of the American Farm
Bureau Federation, was speaker at the
Lancaster County Farmers Association
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feeding program. It has all the necessary minerals your herd needs to get
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Reduce truck license rates
for non-commercial use.
Additional money for public
schools be obtained by raising
wage tax instead of real estate
tax
Oppose the teacher tenure
law, since teachers now have
union representation.
Keep Senate and General
Assembly at the present num
bers.
711Rohrerstown Road Lancaster, Pa. 17604
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 30,1971
meeting. James G Kreider, local
association president, was master ot
ceremonies,
Support making lists of
welfare recipients available to
the public.
Other resolutions called for a
study of the no-fault insurance
proposal, oppose off-track bet
ting; support an agricultural
deferment; urge research of silo
gas; support Bible reading and
prayer in schools, and urge
replacing state scholarships with
interest-free loans
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