* A \ MEETTHEREAL BARBARA HAFER Who's the real Barbara Hafer? Nurse? Wife? Mother? Former county commissioner? Auditor General? Republican nominee for governor? All of the above. And proud of it. Barbara Hafer has been a success at every job she’s undertaken. And won every election. Agriculture won’t be taken for granted in the Hafer administration. She says the state’s Number One industry deserves more support from state government and its farmers more respect from DER, PennDOT, Game Commission and other agencies. Look at her credentials As a graduate nurse, she understands the problems of rural health care. FARMER ADVOCATE - Barbara Hafer consults regularly with farmers like Dan Naylor, Lackawanna county, center, and Ken Rutt, Lancaster county. She supports more funds for ag research, state bottle bill, wetland exemptions for farms and more (not less) vo-ag education and FFA activities. I WIFE AND MOTHER - Barbara Hafer makes time for family despite busy schedule. Husband Jack and Barbara, top left, have four children. In picture are, clockwise, Regan with husband Chuck; daughter-in-law Suzanne, son John, family dog Sarge. Kelly and Beth. AUDITOR GENERAL-Barbara Hafer oversees $2O billion in state spending each year and supervises a staff of 900 that ferrets out mismanagement and waste. As county commissioner, she authored the first code of conduct for Allegheny county employees. As fiscal conservative, she led the fight in Allegheny county against unwarranted tax increases. And won. As president of the Allegheny County Prison Board, she received state wide acclaim for developing innovative methods to solve prison overcrowding. As founder and Executive Director of the Allegheny County's Center for Victims of Violent Crime, she brought aid and support to thousands of victims. As governor. Barbara Hafer promises to be a fulltime farmer advocate. “Agriculture's problems in Harrisburg today start at the top." she insists. Vote for a winner. BARBARA HAFER This ad was paid by Pennsylvania Ag Republicans. 112 State Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101. Ed Nehrig, treasurer.
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