—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Oct. 16, 1976' 20 Ag outlook (Continued from Page 1] members were joined by other commodity producers Eugene McDowell, region organizational director, presented a brief slide preview of the PFA state annual meeting and urged county members to support the state activities by taking part in this November event. Special guests at the Dover meeting included State Director James Kreider, of Lancaster County, who briefly explained a number Consumer Direct Marketing to support a requierment that dairy imports coining from European markets meet the same stringent sanitation requirements now imposed upon domestic production. Turning to legislative issues, voting members questioned, and then refused support of, H. R. Bill No. 10339, the Farmer-To- Act, because of the feeling that it would increase government cost without directly helping farm markets or consumers in any foreseeable way. State legislation supported was the Balanced Budget Amend ment, which has passed the House and is now in the Senate in Harrisburg, calling for federal fiscal respon sibility. Newly adopted policies affecting the organization’s internal operations lean toward better farmer consumer understanding. Members agreed with policy development committeemen that the Association sponsor three to six yearly “Down On The Farm Weekends” to which the public be invited to view working farms. The establishment of a Speakers Bureau of knowledgeable fanners and farm wives to visit schools and be available free of charge to non-farm groups and organizations was approved. Another adopted policy calls for both the county and state organizations to make available exhibits telling the farmer’s story for use at any farm’s open house for the public, or to any public event that would request them. Policies offered from the floor but turned down by the voting membership included the halting of government livestock and crop surveys, agricultural exemption of vehicle air-pollution devices, and the issuing of new metal license plates yearly, for farm trucks. Additional business conducted at the meeting included the election of five members to the Association’s board of directors. Serving new two year terms will be E. Wayne Beshore, Eugene Ort, Charles Rauhauser, Glenn Shaw, and David Wolf- Lester Luckenbaugh, a grain farmer from Spring Grove, Silo Sale The sooner you buy, the more you save. Never again will you be able to buy a new, 1977 Madison Silo at such a low price Madisons Winter Purchase Plan is on l Tax Savings, too. Check your ac countant. tax man Could invest ment credit savings start this year 7 Financing— Up to 5 years with Madison Silos Finance Plan in most stares And your local farm credit man probably knows the Madison name well known as the quality silo for 63 years Over 85,000 sold' Immediate Delivery of 1977 Madison Silos Erection still possi ble in some areas See your Madison Silos dealer now' For fastest action call Chromalloy Farm Systems’ ~ ' MADISON SILOS BRANCH 1070 Steinmertz Road Ephrata, Pa. 17522 717-733-1206 was chosen the 1977 mem bership drive chairman. CIRCLE •GRAIN BINS •FEED BINS •GRAIN AUGERS CHECK WITH US FOR YOUR. LIQUID MANURE EQUIPMENT Better Bitt Vacuum Spreaders with or without Injection Chisels Husky Spreaders 1250 Gal. - 3750 Gal. Husky Manure Pumps "Slurry Gun” for that Tough Pumping Job USE YOUR MILK TO MARE HOT WATER WITH THE THERMA-STOR 501 E. WOODS DRIVE, LITITZ, PA 17543 Answering Service 717-733-1224 of services offered to members through the state affiliation. He detailed the PACMA marketing plan, FMBAS accounting service, Safemark farm products, and Farm Family insurance coverage. Mrs. Helen Wivell, state women’s committee, en couraged the wives par ticipation in county activities and requested their input into state committee decisions. Members involved will focus on the areas of farm family safety and health, member relation ships and welfare reforms. Mrs. Wivell announced plans DRY THAT CORN # WITH A Jr i3r”’Tox-0-Wik SHENK'S FARM SERVICE for a Women’s Legislative Conference, on Februaryl4, 1977, to be held at the Penn Harris Motor Inn, Harrisburg. - After-dinner en tertainment was presented by Miss "Molly Dehoff, daughter of Association members Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dehoff, of Dallastown. Molly was named the York County talent winner earlier this year in competition spon sored by the women’s committee. Included in her presentation was -“Milk Bucket Boogie,” a humorous salute to the .nation’s dairymen. ECiRCULATING DRYER • Low Operating Cost • Simple Operation • Self Loading and Unloading • Grain Cleaner within Dryer We Have More Dryers in Stock Models No. 370 and No. 570 Set up lime and cost on these ’’Diyeis is minimal 600 Gal. Sunset 300 Gal. Jamesway 300 Gal. Girton 500 Gal. Mojonnier 400 Gal. Jamesway D 2-1000 Gal. Girton 600 Gal. Mojonnier 300 Gal. Mueller Complete Planning Installation Service Pork Chop Fun - Chops., are a favorite among the many flavorful pork cuts. Since they are served frequently, it’s fun to vary the seasonings and braising liquid for new main dishes. For more variety, stuff thick rib chops with fruit, vegetable or bread stuffing. Another variation of braising is to brown the chops and then bake them on top of dressing in a covered casserole. U.S. cows are the most productive of all milk cattle in the world’s major dairy producing countries. 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