Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 19, 1983, Image 86

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Milk handlers and producer
groups under the New York-New
Jersey and Middle Atlantic
Federal milk orders have
requested that the Department of
Agriculture hold a public hearing
to consider proposals to extend
Federal order regulation to areas
of northeastern Pennsylvania
which presently are not included in
a Federal order marketing area.
Proposals to add the following 12
Pennsylvania counties to the
Middle Atlantic marketing area
were received; Berks, Carbon,
Columbia, Lehigh, Luzerne,
Monroe, Montour, Northampton,
Northumberland, Schuylkill,
Snyder, and Union.
A proposal was also received to
expand the New York-New Jersey
Federal order marketing area to
include all of the above counties
plus 11 others. The 23 Penn
sylvania counties that would be
added are: Berks, Bradford,
Carbon, Clinton, Columbia,
Lackawanna, Lehigh, Luzerne,
Lycoming, Monroe, Montour,
Northampton, Northumberland,
Pike, Potter, Schuylkill, Snyder,
Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga,
Union, Wayne, and Wyoming.
Other proposals would add 20 of
the same counties to the New York-
New Jersey marketing area,
leaving out Berks, Lehigh, and
Northampton Counties.
The proposals have not yet been
approved for inclusion in a notice
of hearing. Before deciding
whether these proposals should be
considered at a public hearing,
interested parties are invited to
submit additional proposals for
consideration at a possible
hearing. Particular attention
should be given to order changes,
such as the applicable Class I
prices for any newly regulated
area, that may need to be made in
each order if the marketing areas
are expanded as proposed.
Proposals should be stated in
specific terms so that the hearing
issues would be clearly set forth.
Four copies of the proposals
should be mailed to: Deputy Ad
ministrator, Marketing Program
Operations, Agricultural
Marketing Service, U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,
D.C. 20250, by April 15,1953.
HENRY K. FISHER INC.
SANDBLASTING
AND SPRAY
PAINTING
Aerial Ladder Equipment
667 Hartman Station Rd.
Lancaster, PA
393-6530
Order No. 4 Proposes
Each proposal should be ac
companied by a brief but com
prehensive statement on the need
for the proposal. The statement
will be used in deciding whether
che proposal should be considered
at a hearing.
A hearing would be limited to the
proposals included in a bearing
notice. However, appropriate
modifications of proposals in
cluded in the notice also may be
considered at the hearing if the
modifications would not enlarge
the marketing area or regulate
persons not now subject to the
order. Any proposals that would
extend regulation should be ac
companied by the names and
addresses of persons that would be
affected by the proposed extension
and an estimate of the number of
additional dairy farmers involved.
In addition, proposals that would
enlarge the marketing area should
be accompanied by the following
data and views with respect to
each territory proposed to be
added:
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Address
City
• 1. The approximate quantity of
fluid milk products sold by
proponent in each territory
(county, town, city, or other
locality) proposed to be added to
the marketing area;
• 2. Theapproximate percentage
that the sales in item 1 are of the
proponent’s total fluid milk
product sales;
• 3. The names and addresses of
all handlers (including own)
selling fluid products in cdcii
HARRISBURG - The 1983
Pennsylvania Farm Vacation
Directory is available, according
to Sen. Noah Wenger.
The free guide lists 25 Penn
sylvania family farms par
ticipating in the farm vacation
program. It gives a brief
description of each farm and in
cludes information on location,
rates, activities, meal and living
arrangements and telephone
numbers for each farm to make
reservations or if additional in-
The Concrete Choice of Farmers for 21 Years '
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and energy of opening and closing gates
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surface, rounded cornets for less to all types of ovethead feeding
waste systems
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territory proposed to be added to
the marketing area, with an
estimate of the proporation that
each handler’s sales are of the
total sales in each proposed area;
• 4. The approximate number of
tarm "*JIf you have any questions con
each area to be at Jded cem jng the filing of proposals or
who would become Producer if the desire a copy of toe
were enlarged, contact Joseph D. Shine, Federal
* 5 ‘ Market Administrator, P.O.
each cooperative association Box 710, Alexandria, Va. 22313.
having members associated with ’
Farm vacation list available
formation is needed, Wenger said.
The family farms offer several
kinds of accommodations cot
tages, stone farm houses, cabins
and camping sites. Recreational
activities include swimming,
hiking, boating, horseback riding
and much more, depending on the
farm selection. Also, many of the
farms are near areas that offer
flea markets, state parks, fairs,
historic sites and other tourist
attractions. Wenger added all
farms have beerf inspected and
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Freeze-Proof Waterers
State
Bethel, Pa. 19507
All products feature:
Durable Precast Concrete
Steel Reinforcement
Simple Installation
Low Maintenance
High Quality
All products available
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16 Ft. Cattleguard *450
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the territory proposed to be added
to the marketing area; and
• 6. A brief but comprehensive
statement in support of the
proposal (s) to enlarge the
marketing area.
approved by the Pennsylvania
Farm Vacation Association.
Wenger said the farm vacation
gives families an opportunity to
share a different kind of vacation
that can be not only enjoyable, but
educational as well.
To receive a copy of the farm
vacation directory, send a post
card to the Bureau -of Ag
Development, 2301 North Cameron
Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110, or
call (717) 783-8460.
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Licensed bv EASI SET" industries
(717) 933-4107
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