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Wit ner
STEVENS FEED MILL,
INC.
Ste\ens, Pa.
Leola, Pa
WHITE OAK MILL
R D. 4 Manheim
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R D 1 Bast Earl j^iSL
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Elizabethtown
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R D 1 Quarryville HAROLD H. GOOD
Terre Hill
ROHRER’S MILL
R D 1 Ronks
PARADISE SUPPLY
Paiadise
HEISEY FARM SERVICE
Lawn Ph 964-3444
HERSHEY BROS
Remholds
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R D 2, Columbia
R D 2, Peach Botlom
Agway Unit Holds Annual Meeting
The pace of change is greater Invariably, he said, he has The following Apway commit*
than at any time before and found that -where children are tcemen were elected- Amo* H.
this fast rate of chanst will eon- delinquent there was generally Hull. Quarryvtlle RD2; Paul M.
tinue, peisons attending the an- .1 patent who refused to face up Herr, (Juarryville RDll Morrii
ni-al meeting of Agway's (tar- to delinquency of the child and Book .lr. Honeybrook RDI, and
don Spot unit were told Mon- brine, d.sciplinc to bear," He Melvin R Slohilns, Ronka RDI.
day at the Faim and Home Cen ...nd that parents of delinquents Various local and area Agway
U: -neially refuse to accept the officials also made brief reports.
CC «li»T
Maik Ho-., unit manager. aUo r * . . ~
ad\iM'd faimei> to “woish care- f ‘ ,u ,hal thcll ~ldicn an
fuli>*' the lineaments made in U V and little acts Jirad*
machinei > and equipment lo ualh lead to bi£ ones
State Police Lt. Joseph I C Everly,
left, accepts a citation for Troop J of the
local state police on behalf of Captain
Stanley B. Kramer from Agway at the
annual meeting Monday Presenting the
award is Lester M. Shughart, right, Ag
make sure that income will pay
for the items and still leave
enough for the family
Ci edit is anothei item that
needs to be handled caiefully, he
said In his statement on Ag
vav for the fiscal year ending
June 30 Hess repoited met eas
ing suburban sales, incieasing
efficiency of sen ice in southern
Lancastei County and improved
opeiation as a iesult of the
Salunga mill acquisition
good
He sa d the Salunga plant is
well located geographically and
gives the fiun a substantial
amount of new giain stoiage
O'her development is antici
pated at Salunga he said Agwav
piesentlv is studying the feas
abihtv of conveiting to gieatei
use ol bulk feeds, he said
with
Appearing on the piogiam
weie Merritt K Fieeman, a
Pennsylvania Dutch humoust
and Colonel Fiank McKetta,
state pohee commissionei
Fiecmar uiged his audience
to 'learn to live and laugh and
thus delay yom epitaph, ’ while
McKet r a presented a serious dis
cuss ion of the growing police
problem involving both lapidly
growing accident and curae
rates
licKetta particularly blamed
the enme problem on impiopei
guidance ot childien by then
parents and failuie to instill a
propei lespect foi individual
i ights
way’s chief executive of the southern divi
sion. Looking on is State Police Commis
sioner Frank McKetta, who also received a
citation along with Police Chief David M.
Rineer of Lancaster City police.
The “stand-out” corn crops in Lancaster County in 1970
were the crops grown from Funk’s-G seed. For grain . . .
for silage . . . plant the “hot” hybrids . . . the most talked
about hybrids . , . Funk’s-G! Call your Hoffman Seed Man.
pmsq A. H. HOFFMAN firr7|
(B SEEDS, INC. fea
■ t Located m the Heart of Lancaster County g TB
■l»l IIUJi LANDISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 1753*
Henry K Shenk chairman of
the bo,ucl. conducted the meet*
mu Seveial door prizes wcio
t,iv ell.