Firm Changes Personnel
Two personnel changes have
been announced in the Sales
and Marketing Department at
Victor F. Weaver, Inc, New
Holland, by Melvin S Mitchell,
sales manager.
Orie Wolf, 914 Giandview Dr ,
Akron, retail sales supervrsoi,
Weaver’s Foods has assumed
responsibilities of salesman in
Fresh and Frozen Poultry
Sales.
Tn a related move, Maivin J
Smoker, Gap RD2, formerly a
bookkeeper in the accounting
department, has been named to
succeed Wolf as retail sales
supervisor, Weaver’s Foods.
Wolf, a native of Ephrata, is a
graduate of West Chester State
College. He joined Weaver in
1970.
Smoker, a graduate of Goldey
Beacom Junior College, came to
Weaver in 1970 as an accoun
tant. In his new position he will
be responsible for the opera
tion and supervision of Weav
er’s Poultry Shop on East Main
Street in New Holland.
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the rush. Or maybe you for
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service to you.
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ings 22 E. Main St., Lititz
Pa. 17543. And help us serve
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When you buy a home appliance, you usually get a manufac
tuiei s guarantee or warranty which piotects yoiu puichase_
The teims guarantee and wauanty often
mean the same thing assurance that the
item you bought will give you satisfactoi y ser
vice lor a specified length of time
Many manufactui ei s pi efei the tei m wai -
ranty One industry spokesman descubes it as
simply a written statement ot the manufac
turer’s responsibility for replacing defective
parts or workmanship within a certain time
limit
But a wairanty doesn’t mean the appli
ance won’t bieak down. It means that if it
should break down within a certain time, the
manufacturer has provided for the warranted
repairs
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The time limit on appliance wananties
is related to the size of the Milk is a good example No
appliance. For major appli- longer “just milk,” today it’s a
ances, the wairanties may be raw material,
effective for five years or more. One huge piocessing com-
For some smaller appliances pany uses almost a billion
with an expected lifespan of pounds of milk a year in the
about a year, warranties aie for form of lactose, dry milk, milk
shorter periods crumb, butter, and sodium
The only way you can know
the time limit of a warranty on
an appliance is to read the war
ranty statement which comes
with it.
Seldom, if ever, do warran
ties obligate the manufacturer
to replace a defective appli
ance with a new one.
Neither do warranties place ture for days
the entire responsibility for There will also be frozen con
satisfactory performance of the centiated milk, dried whole
appliance upon the manufactur- *nilk, sweetened cream, and
er. Included are your obliga- “long-life ’ cheese to extend the
tions to carefully read and fol- useful Me of these nutritious
low instructions for using the foods
product In addition to food, more at-
Check for blown fuses, tup- tention is being paid to packag
ped circuit breakers or even a boil . in . the . bag vegetables
loose plug in the machine be- , are forerunners of
fore reporting trouble to the « ro ast-in-the-bag” meats,
manufacturer or his dealer. casserole s, and convenience
Foods Of The Future foods of the > 7o > s
In the years to come we can There will be edible packages
look forward to a new world of that dissolve with heat, and
designed foods, foods which use packages that flavor their con
natural food products as build
ing blocks for new products
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 27,1971—19
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
About Appliance Wairantics
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THOMAS
caseinate
Milk is the raw mateiial con
tubutmg to a variety of piocess
ed food products.
Conventional dairy products
will soon be staying fiesh much
longer than they do now Sterile
milk will become available that
will stay fresh at 100 m tempeia-
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