Fulton Grange votes on legislative bills
OAKRYN - Edward L.
Zug, master of Fulton
Grange No. 66, presided at
that group’s regular
business session on
February 27 at the Grange
Hall, Oakryn. At that time
the Grange discussed and
took action on a number of
bills in the state legislature.
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Fulton Grange went on
record as supporting H.B.
406, Printers No. 445, which
would eliminate the power of
the Salary Commission to
establish salaries of state
officials and representatives
but only to make recom
mendations to the
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H.B. 1614, Printers No. 1040,
which would allow holders of
liquor licenses to set up
establishments catering to
the liquor trade and
teenagers on the same
property, even though m
separate rooms.
House Bill 111,dealing with
the condemnation of land for
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highway or solid waste
material, already passed
unanimously by the House,
is stalled in the Senate
Appropriations committee.
Fulton Grange voted to ask
Pennsylvania senators to
bring it out of committee and
pass it. They favored H.B.
104, known as Agricultural
Development Authority Act,
designed to assist farmers to
acquire land, equipment,
and livestock.
They favored H.B. 1989
which would establish a
committee to evaluate
present state agencies at
regular intervals to establish
if they should be continued,
terminated, or altered. They
opposed H.B. 1855 which
would foster a constitutional
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March ll f 1978
amendment changing the 60
day residency requirement
to vote to a period
established by the state
legislature.
A report of the regional
meeting held at Brandywine
Grange was given by Clif
ford Holloway Jr. Region H.
Junior Grange talent contest
will be held at Fulton Grange
Hall April 8 from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Fulton Grange’s annual
turkey supper will be held
April 1 in the Grange hall.
First and second degrees
will be conferred upon new
members at the next
meeting March 13, and third
and fourth degrees at the
March 27 meeting. Degree
rehearsal will be held March
8,8 p.m., at the Grange hall.
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District 18
of ADA
holds meeting
GLEN ROCK - District 18
of the American Dairy
Association met for their
annual meeting on February
28 at Smith’s Country Kit
chen.
Elected to the chair
manship of the district was
Charles Laughman, Glen
•Rock Rl, with Paul Keeney,
York, serving as vice
chairman. Secretary is John
Krone, Glen Rock R 2.
Edwin Zeigler, Seven
Valleys Rl, and Guy War
ner, Narvon were elected
delegates from the district to
the ADA board. Filling in as
alternate will be Neslon
Brenneman, Spring Grove
Rl.
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