GLENMONT, N.Y. - New
York Farm Bureau, the state's
largest general farm advocacy
organization, is pleased with
legislation that supports the
Department of Agriculture and
Market's Agricultural
Environmental Management
program and the indemnification
of county Soil and Water
Conservation district employees,
who provide technical advice and
assistance at the request of state
agencies. Senate Agriculture
Committee Chair, Nancy
Larrrame Hoffmann and
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Chair, William Magee have both
been instrumental in their support
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for these efforts. Both bills await
Governor George E. Pataki's
approval.
"The passage of these two bills
in both the Senate and the
Assembly is significant for the
agricultural industry and water
quality for the entire state," stated
John W. Lincoln, President of
New York Farm Bureau. "Soil
and Water Conservation
employees deserve this much
needed liability protection, as
they help farmers and state
agencies to improve and preserve
our water quality."
The Agricultural
Environmental Management
(AEM) legislation will use a
NY Farm Bureau Support
Conservation District Priorities
JULY
FRI JULY 7 -5 30PM Perry Co
Hunting cabin, real estate auction
Follow Rt 274 W approx 3 miles,
turn left toward center square, go
approx 8 mile and turn left onto
Jeffries Rd Mildred Bupp, owner
MarkK Keller aucl
SAT , JULY 8 - 9AM Antiques, ‘93
Buick, lawn tractor, shop tools,
collectibles HH goods By Sandra
Simpson POA for MA Cook
Sanford G Leaman, auct
voluntary, case by case approach
to water quality improvement,
with an emphasis on local farmer
involvement. AEM will bring
technical expertise together with
financial assistance to ensure that
we maintain our state's water
supply. Programs that are similar
in concept to AEM have already
been successfully implemented in
areas such as the New York City
Watershed, the Lake Champlain
Watershed and the Skaneateles
Watershed. These programs place
New York State as a leader m
incorporating this type of program
for the betterment of agriculture
and water quality.
"This bill was a priority for all
districts in the state," stated Anita
McHugh Estate
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Cartm, Executive Vice President
of the New York Association of
Soil Districts. "This is historic
legislation that acknowledges the
role of Soil and Water
Conservation Districts as the local
delivery system of State agencies.
We appreciate New York Farm
Bureau's role and support on this
issue."
New York Farm Bureau was
pleased to work m tandem with
the Soil and Water Conservation
Districts as well as the
Department of Agriculture and
Markets on these important bills.
Farmers depend a great deal on
the services the Soil and Water
Conservation districts and the
Department of Agriculture and
Markets offer. These bills create a
more workable relationship
between farmers and the districts,
while ensuring that water quality
issues will continue to be
addressed.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE ANTIQUES,
“93” BUICK LaSabre 26K
Lawn Tractor, w/Mower, Shop Tools,
Collectibles, H.H. Goods
SAT., JULY 8, 2000
9:00 AM
11 Canterbury Court, Lititz, PA
Directions: From Rt. 501 turn East on Owl
Hill Road to Rudy Dam Rd. & turn right to
Bentley. Right on Bentley to Canterbury. Ist
house on the left.
“93” Buick LeSabre Custom w/26,000 miles.
Excellent cond. To be SOLD @ 12:00 Noon
Craftsman 15.5 H.P. 42” cut Riding tractor
mower (like new), Garden trailer, 10” Craftsman
table saw w/extensions & legs, Jig saw, electric
drills, saws, router, sander, etc., Golf clubs, wal
nut lumber, lawn and garden tools, mechanic, car
penter etc. hand tools, forging tools, wheelbar
row, wood & metal tools chests, ladders, work
bench and storage cabinets, 48” shop lights, liv
ing room, bed room and misc. tables & furniture,
reclmer, table & floor lamps. Coal Oil lamps,
milk cans, agate canners, kitchen pots & pans, Ig.
& small skillets, lots of metal shelving, Victor &
other lanterns, sad irons, camera’s and equipment,
baskets Christmas fixtures and items, Crown and
other stoneware crocks & jugs, GE 20 cu ft.
Refrigerator - Freezer, GE auto washer.
Whirlpool Auto dryer, Kenmore 13 cu. ft. upright
freezer, RCA color console T-V, RCA VCR, file
cabinet, Octagon end tables, rugs, Guitar, records,
pressed back chairs, desk, box’s & box’s of
books, mby glass, Pfaltzgraff dinnerware, clear
chicken on the nest, China closet, misc. tables,
oak chairs, ruby glass, Nippon, china, Feistaware,
Halls, Carnival & depression glass, lots of
pressed and pattern glass, Milk bottles from Pa. &
Md., McCoy pottery, blanket chest. Childrens &
doll clothes, slaw cutter, National washboard.
Mother Goose Rhythm and other old and newer
Childrens books, quilts, and coverlets, dolls &
stuffed toys, Aunt Jemima & Uncle Mose salt &
peppers, “The Want to Know Book” dated 1929,
Weeden Steam Engine, old cloth playing cards,
old clothes drying rack, civil war pictures of offi
cers, old post cards, Chalk Santa, glass marbles,
Snippie electric scissors, Blondie & Dagwood
book of newspapers comic strip stories, Blondie
paints, old tins, Jazzbo-Jim “The Dancer on the
Roof’, Old J.C. Higgins and other reels, & lures
in original box’s. Winchester model 94 30-30
lever action, plus many other good collectible and
antique items too numerous to mention. There are
going to be good box lots by the box your choice.
It’ll be a fun day for everyone.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE!!! We will start off
with 2 auctioneers selling at the same time. i.e.
garage item, tools and mower & kitchen & house
hold item out the back of the house. Come eaily!'
This is a full day auction.
Sale By: SANDRA SIMPSON P.O.A.
For: M. A. COOK
Sanford G. Leaman, CAI Auctioneer
AU-532-L, Ph. 717-569-4264
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