D26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 21,1081
Supports president’s
economic plans
EPHRATA - In an un
precedented move, the Board of
Directors of PennAg Industries
Association recently approved
unanimously President Reagan’s
economic plans in their entirety as
presented to Congress.
Moms Brown, Jr., currently
president of the 500 statewide
member organization, said he was
grateful for the action.
“This is the first tune in the
history of this 102 year old
organization where anyone can
recall taking action on subjects
with which we are not directly
involved, as exemplified by the
sweeping reductions m subsidies
recommended throughout our
entire communities of interest
“But because the success
depends upon the entire package
being accepted and because we,
together with the vast majority of
last Fall’s voters, feel that a
complete change is mandated we
Manheim FFA
were introduced to the audience of and Duane Shelly, corresponding
more than 200 attending in Ruhl’s secretary
United Methodist Church Among speakers during the
They include Kervin Miller, evening’s program were Judy
president, Vernon Heisey, vice Zimmerman, State FFA Sec
president, Ed Sensemch, tretary, and Joseph McSparran,
treasurer, Gail Gmder, secretary, school principal.
Gerald Wenger, reporter, John
Fry, sentinel, Brian Lowe,
chaplain: Donald Groff, historian,
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cow
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« Allows adjustment of rations for
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Manager
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Distributors
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D. Ray Byers 717-624-8568 301-895-5567
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Donald Everitt
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W.F. Caring Co.
Honesdale - -
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are willing to share our respon
sibility for some cuts, ’ ’ he said
Specific areas which would
affect the organization and its
members are subsidy cuts for
dairy price supports, low volume
branch railroad lines, postal
subsidies, alcohol fuels and
conrail.
Brown stressed that while
subsidy cuts will cause trauma in
the short range, for agriculture
and agribusiness the Penn Ag
Board felt the basic economy
would be stronger in the future.
In other action the Board re
elected William Sprenkle,
Spangler & Sprenkle, York; and
J.B Pntts, Canonsburg Milling
Co., Canonsburg, as trustees for
the Penn Ag Industries Insurance
Trust, which provides life, ac
cident and medical benefits for
employees and dependents of
member firms
(Continued from Page D 25)
A slide presentation of the
Manheim FFA m Action’ was
also presented —DA
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MARYLAND
Governor Harry R. Hughes has proclaimed William M. Linton; Delegate Mark O. Pilchard
March I9th as Agriculture Day in Maryland as of Worcester County; Governor Hughes;
part of a national observance of the con- Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Wayne A.
tributions of agriculture to the good life of Cawley, Jr.; Maryland Agricultural Com-
America. Taking part in the ceremonies at the mission Chairman George Kemp of Princess
State House in Annapolis were from left; Anne; and the Maryland Farm Bureau; Grove
Ernest Shea, Executive Secretary of the Miller.
Maryland Agricultural Commission;
Maryland's Deputy Secretary of Agriculture,
Md. to observe ag day
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Box 214, Granville, 111. 61326
Phone 815/339-2201
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717-433-3580
OR
GENE HAAS
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4911 Bradley-Brownlee Rd.
Farmdale, Ohio 44417
Phone 216/837-0749 or 638-5023
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