Legislative roundup
(Continued from Page Al)
f No trouble is expected
from Gov. Thornburgh who
has pushed both SB 10 and
the budget all along.
Passage of the budget
means the road is opened for
congressional action on
several ag bills.
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Dushore, PA 18614
717-928-8714
SO. LANCASTER CO.
LAPPS HARDWARE SUSQUEHANNA CO
A DAIRY SUPPLIES JIMS EQUIPMENT
RD 4 Box 96 (Loop Rd ) c R1 „ B0 nf, aO/M
Quarryville, PA 17566 442 6928
717-786-3970 717-942 6928
NO. LANCASTER CO.
T.S. BURKHOLDER
FARM REFRIGERATION
RD 2, Box 618
Ephrata, PA 17522
717-859 1145
SOMERSET CO
SAM WEIONER
Somerset, PA 15501
814-445 8921
MONTGOMERY CO.
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Among high priority items
is the Milk Security Fund
legislation which is on the
adjenda for this coming
Friday,
Representative Reno
Thomas is expected to in
troduce a bill which would
make Johnsongrass a
LEBANON &
BERKS CO
CLYDE C.
LUTZ
Ephrata, PA 17522
717-738-1718
WAYNE CO
DONALD SCHMIDT
RD 1 Box 258 A
Hawley, PA 18428
717-253-2409
SOUTHJERSEY
WOODSTOWN ICE &
COAL COMPANY
50 E Grant St, Box 184
Woodstown, N J 08098
609 769 0070
CENTRE CO
noxious weed.
The other Noxious Weed
bill is sidetracked for the
moment, awaiting resolution
of who will be on the panel to
declare a given weed
noxious. The Game Com
mission and several con
servation groups seek
representation not provided
under the current bill.
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MIFFLIN CO
BYLER’S DIESEL
& REFRIGERATION
Belleville, PA 17004
LYCOMING CO
JAMES
LUCKENBILL
RD2 Montgomery, Pa 17752
717 547-1516
HUNTINGDON CO
CLAPPER FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Alexandria, PA 16611
814 669-4465
MARYLAND
DONALD SHENBERGER
RD4 Box 42
Hagerstown, MD 21740
301 733-7281
THOUSANDS OF UNITS
INSTALLED IN
PENNSYLVANIA
HB 1794, the right to farm
legislation which would
prohibit municipalities from
making any law forbidmg
generally accepted farm
practices, was reported out
of the Senate Ag Committee
Monday.
The major block to any of
these bills passing is time.
The lawmakers were to keep
at their job until July 2.
But observers on the Hill
have noticed signs of unrest,
and are speculating the
solons will close up shop
early, perhaps as soon as the
end of next week.—CH
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Take care of your mowing and bagging chores
in one simple operation with a John Deere Lawn
Tractor and optional 4-bushel rear bagger
John Deere Lawn Tractors are available in
two models the 8-hp 108 with 30-inch mower
and the 11-hp 111 with extra-wide 38-inch
mower Both models feature color-coded
controls for quick identification And a 5-speed
transmission with on-the-go shift conveniently
mounted on the right fender deck.
These tractors are designed for your safety
and comfort. A triple-safety system guards
against accidental starts And a safety switch
automatically shuts off the engine if you leave
the seat with the PTO engaged. There's an
adjustable, padded seat mounted on two
springs for an easy ride. And a roomy operator’s
area with 2-position footrests.
Take care of mowing and bagging chores the
easy way with a 108 or 111 Lawn Tractor. For
snow removal and light grading, a 32-mch snow
thrower and 42-mch front blade are also
available.
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Mohnton, RD2, PA 19540
(near Adamstown)
Phone (215)484-4391
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Phone (717) 354-4191 Phone. (717) 291-1046
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 14,1980—A37
Acid rain meeting
scheduled for
June 19
HARRISBURG - Acid
ram may affect the safety of
drinking water supplies, the
productivity of crops and
forests as well as soils, the
water quality of streams and
lakes, the finishes of
automobiles, buildings and
ruj:
I^JOMNDEEM
LANDIS BROS. INC.
monuments, and the amount
of fish and other aquatic life
found m bodies of water.
Many people believe that
acid ram is our next en
vironmental crisis while
others feel that sufficient
information about the
problem does not yet exist,
according to the Capitol
Region Planning and
Development Agency.
Individuals and groups
concerned about his issue
are invited to participate in a
meeting where available
information on the subject
will be presented. This
meeting will be held at 7
p.m. on Thursday, June 19 at
the Swatara Township
Municipal Building, located
at 599 Eisenhower
Boulevard, near Harrisburg.
James Lynch of Penn
State will give a brief
background of the issue,
along with suspected effects
on water quality, agriculture
and forests.
James Salvaggio of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Environmental Resources’
Bureau of Air Quality will
discuss alternative solutions
and costs to reduce this
problem.
Time will be reserved for
questions and for discussion
of possible solutions.
This meeting is being
sponsored by the Capitol
Region Planning and
Development Agency in its
effort to provide a forum for
residents to express their
views on water quality
issues.
For more information
about the meeting, contact
CRPDA at Suite 124, 4751
Lmdle Road, Harrisburg
17111, or telephone 939-7827.