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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1972

Page

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Lyng urges subsidies, keeps USDA intact at Lancaster banquet

Assistant Secretary Richard E. Lyng told a large crowd at the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce agriculture banquet that legislative reapportionment has shifted power away from farmers. He defended subsidies for big growers while promising gradual elimination of payments to large scale cotton farmers and urged a policy to prevent over or underproduction to keep agriculture healthy.

Congress Richard E. Lyng U.S. Department of Agriculture Lyng Agriculture Committee of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Farm and Home Center Washington USDA U.S Chamber of Commerce U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Cofc Agriculture-Industry

Eggmen Discuss Economics of Egg Pricing Meeting

Eggmen from across the state and from New York and New Jersey gathered at the Farm and Home Center to explore pricing problems. The session covered reasons for price fluctuations, current research, committee pricing, market orders, marketing information, and the work of Egg Clearinghouse with participants including Samuel Berenson Kermit Birth Dr William Henson Jay Irwin Maurice Pickler and Kink Sauders.

New York New Jersey Farm and Home Egg Clearinghouse Samuel Berenson Chick Sales Hanover Kermit Birth Penn State William Henson USDA Jay Irwin Lancaster County Maurice Pickler New London North Carolina Egg Clearinghouse, Inc Kink Sauders Pride Coatesville

Bollinger Reelected Lancaster Holstein Leader at Annual Meeting

Elam Bollinger of Manheim was reelected president of the Lancaster County Holstein Association during the group annual meeting at the Good No Plenty Restaurant. Officers chosen include Paul Welk vice president Vernon Amble secretary Curtis Akers treasurer and directors reelected John Harnish Clyde Martin and Shelley Shellenberger newly elected to the board. Over 200 members attended with dairy princess Donna Book and state and national Holstein officials present.

Elam Bollinger Manheim Ri Lancaster County Holstein Association Paul Welk Quarryville Vernon Amble Christiana Ri Curtis Akers John Harnish Beaver Valley Pike Lancaster Clyde Martin East Earl Ri Shelley Shellenberger Mt. Joy Donna Book Lancaster County William Nichol Pennsylvania State Holstein Assocation Carl Brown National Association Elvin Hess State Association

Farm Calendar Highlights Local Club Events

Farm Calendar lists the Town and Country Garden Club Flower Show at the Farm and Home Center during Farm City Week from November 18 to 23. It also notes the Town and Country Silver Spurs 4 H Horse and Pony Club bowling party at Lan caster Lanes on Sunday November 19 and a Manheim Young Farmers meeting at Manheim Central High School Monday November 20 in the vo ag department.

Town and Country Garden Club Farm and Home Center Silver Spurs Horse and Pony Club Lancaster Lanes Manheim Young Farmers Meeting Vo Ag Manheim Central High School

Garden Spot Agway Holds Annual Meet

About 325 Agway members from the Garden Spot zone attended the organization's annual meeting on Monday night. Mark Hess reported on operations for the five stores in the zone while Arthur Cochran discussed statewide operations. Four committee members were elected to three year terms. reelected were Roy H. Book Banks R1 and John W Sangrey. Newly elected were John R Groff and Donald L Hershey. The Garden Spotters quartet provided entertainment and 25 door prizes were awarded.

Agway Garden Spot Zone Farm and Home Center Mark Hess Arthur Cochran Harrisburg Max Smith Jay Irwin Joan Lucas Roy H. Book Banks John W Sangrey Conestoga John R Groff Quarry Road Leola Donald L Hershey Manheim Garden Spotters

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