Haliowell to speak at
Lancaster
LANCASTER -
sylvama Secretary of
Agriculture, Penrose
Haliowell will be the guest
speaker at the Lancaster
County Extension
Association’s annual dinner
meeting, announced Max
Smith, County Extension
Director
Secretary Haliowell will
be talking to Lancaster Co.
citizens about the future of
the state’s farm industry in
the 1980’s He will be
covering the marketing
aspects and various
promotional programs of the
Pa. DA
Hallowell is familiar with
many of the problems
1 confronting Pennsylvania
farmers, not only because of
the position he holds, but
because he too is a farmer.
With his son, James,
Hallowell runs a 290 acre
dairy farm, in Ottsville,
Bucks County
He served as state director
of the Farmers Home Ad-
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BECHTELSVILLE
Farm Bureau
215-367-2515
BIGLERVILLE
J 0 C Sales
717-334-1987
CHAMBERSBURG
Sollenberger Silos
717-264-9588
CLARION
Bower-View Farm
814-745-2726
COLLEGEVILLE
Farm Bureau
215 489-2521
CONNEAUTVILLE JERSEY SHORE
Tyler Acres Dairy Farms Tom Dunlap
814 587-2063 717 398-1391
CURRYVILLE
Agway Inc
814 793 2167
Co. Extension meeting
Penn-
Penrose Haliowell
Secretary of Agriculture
ministration of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
for eight years, and has been
active in many agricultural
organizations
Hallowell has served
Bucks County as president of
the county’s Farmers
Association, and was
chairman of the Con
servation District. He was
also chairman of the
county’s Extension
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DUBLIN
Farm Bureau
215-249-3541
EXPORT
Route 66 T ractor Supply
412-327-7226
JACKSON CENTER -
Allegheny Star Silo Inc
412 662-4191
LANCASTER
Lancaster Silo Company
717-299-3721
Executive Committee and
director of the Montgomery-
Bucks Federal Land Bank
Association He served, too,
as overseer of the Edgewood
Grange
Hallowell will be the guest
speaker at this year’s event
which will be held on
Tuesday, February 12 at 6.45
p.m at the Farm and Home
Center
A brief business meeting
of the Extension association
is planned, with the election
of several directors.
In addition, there will be a
special musical presentation
by the Pequea Valley
Chamber-Singers.
Advance reservations are
needed to attend this special
dinner meeting. Tickets can
be purchased from any
Extension director or by
contacting the Farm and
Home Center office. The
deadline for making
reservations is Friday,
February 8
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LEBANON
Umberger's Mill
717-867-2613
MIFFLINBURG
Farm Bureau
717-966-1047
MILANVILLE
DeVneze Farm Equipment
717-729-7988
NEWVILLE
Dave Detweiler
717 776-7533
SOMERSET HYDE
Multi-Service Equipment Whitelyn Farms, Inc
814 445 6842 301 592 7991
Grant says farmers prove
courage of their convictions
PHOENIX, Am. - In
standing firm with our
nation’s leaders against
international terrorism and
blackmail, American farm
and ranch people are
proving that “they have the
courage of their con
victions,” Allan Grant said
here Monday.
Grant, president of the
American Farm Bureau
Federation, spoke at the 61st
annual meeting of the
federation in Phoenix.
“Detente with Russia
again has taken on the
character of a cold war,”
Grant said. “We hope and
pray that, at worst, it stays a
cold war.”
Grant said he feels trade
sanctions against the Soviet
Union should have been use
only after other presuasive
actions had been taken.
Priority actions listed
were an immediate
rebuilding of a properly
balanced, superior U.S.
defense system; a buildup of
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SOUDERTON
Farm Bureau
215-723-4355
TERRE HILL
Terre Hill Silo Company, Inc
215-445-6736
WATSONTOWN
Northern Star Silo
717 649-5151
WOMELSDORF
Gutshall’s Silo Repair Work
717-933 4616
MARYLAND
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 2,I9BO—ASS
military bases with em
phasis on the Persian Gulf
area; reassemble the
country’s largely dismantled
intelligence network; and
reject the SALT II treaty.
“Beyond this new context
of national security,” Grant
said, “we must continue our
hardline support for freer
access to markets and our
adamant opposition to
governmental manipulation
of markets for purely
political purposes. ’ ’
Earlier, at the news
conference. Grant called for
government actions which
could improve farm markets
and income.
He said the government
should expand export trade
functions through the office
of the special trade
representative and the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
He added the government
should act at once to restore
sharply reduced Commodity
Credit Corporation’s export
credit funds; increased use
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AMSTERDAM
Phil Arnold
518-843-3429
BANGOR
Oebyah Farm Implements
518-483-3471
BELMONT
Maybee Enterprises
716-268-5384
- CAZENOVIA
Phil's Dairy Service
315-655-2415
EAST FREETOWN
Covenanter Farm
607-863-3847
of Public Law 480 assistance
to developing countries; and
implement an all-out
“crash” research program
centered on new uses and
new markets for farm
products.
Saying inflation remains
agriculture's number one
problem, the farm leader
said the most important
government action should be
“for the execituve branch to
accept major responsibility
for bringing inflation under
control.”
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fruits or fruited gelatin.
FRANKLINVILLE
David Decker
716-437-2957
HORNELL
Southern Tier Farm
& Home Supply, Inc.
607-324-0280
LAFARGEVILLE
Walloroff Farm Equipment
315-658-2619
LINWOOD
Noble Farm Service
716-584-3865
LISBON
Tim Flack
315-393-7602
SHERMAN
ED-EM Farm
716-769-7641
TROY
Richard Hudson
518-279-3270
VENICE CENTER
Venice Bend Farms
315 354-8265