12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 1,1971
Solanco FFA and Young Farmers Participate in Earth Week
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Two Solanco FFA members plant one of about 8,000
trees at the Chester Water Authority site during Earth Week
activities.
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lanco Young Farmers were planted. digging equipment donated W
among those active during Earth Sophomores and seniors pick- Farm Service. Rcfc*
Week. ed up debris along Route 222 be- Hershbergert S olance Y««g
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students conducted a tree plant- ton Tea House to di- a tSi ft*
mg project at the Chester Water The group also cleaned up an equipment to di* a tnsam vmm.
Authority site in Colerain town- open trash pile near Mechanics push the trash to be covered
Several senior FFA members and which was later pushed into a trei
Tony Grumelli, far right, Grumelli’s Farm covered.
Service, survey an exposed trash pile
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