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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24. 1973
Easter Seal Campaign
Announced, Goal Set
The Easter Seal Society of
Lancaster County has set a goal
of $65,000 for its 1973 fund-raising
campaign, set to officially kickoff
March 1 and run through Easter
Sunday, April 22. The campaign
provides funds for the
rehabilitation of Lancaster
County’s handicapped children
and adults.
Under a campaign message
that asks, “Did You Ever Want
Something So Bad It Hurt?”, the
local Easter Seal Society begins
its 1973 year of service to the
handicapped of Lancaster
County
As in past campaigns, this
year’s drive will rely on mail
campaign contributions, backed
by returns from Buck-A-Cup
Coffee Day which is sponsored
annually by the Lancaster
County Restaurant Association.
Animal Waste Seminar
Planned for March 13
An Animal Waste Seminar will
be held from 9 a m. to 10 p m.
Tuesday, March 13 at the Farm
and Home Center.
There are three identical
seminars planned during the day
-one at 10a m , another at 2p.m.,
and the final one at 8 p.m Topics
to be discussed will include:
Handling of Liquid Manure;
Equipment for Liquid Manure;
Economics of Liquid Manure,
Construction of Liquid Manure
Storage, and Environmental
Regulations The latest equip
ment for handling liquid manure
will be on display
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Easter Seal Society officials
point to a growing demand in the
County for services provided by
Lancaster’s Easter Seal Center.
In 1972, the Center treated more
than 2,000 patients representing
all age groups from infants to the
elderly, a 15 percent increase
over the previous year. The
society’s campaign goal last year
was $61,000.
Campaign proceeds now
support a wide range of Easter
Seal programs, including
physical, speech and oc
cupational therapy, amputee
services, a cerebral palsy clinic,
electrodiagnostic services,
preschool education, a hor
semanship program for han
dicapped children, a summer
camp, boys’ and girls’ scouting
groups and a comprehensive
information referral and
volunteer service program.
Speakers for the event will be
Roger Grout, Penn State Ex
tension Service; Eugene Wentzel,
Environmental Resources,
Reading, Harold M. Zimmerman
of Zimmerman Industries, Inc.,
Ephrata RDI; Jay Foreman,
Lititz dairyman, and Lloyd
Espenshade, Manheim.
The Seminar is being spon
sored by Zimmerman Industries,
Inc , Ephrata RDI.
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E M Green, chairman of the
board, and W. D. Lewis,
president, said the new banking
office was approved by the board
of directors of the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation.
They said the Pennsylvania
Department of Banking approved
an application to establish an
office south of the Summerdale
Plaza Shopping Center on
December 29.
It was announced that tem
porary banking facilities, with
drive-up banking service
available, will open Monday and
construction will begin im
mediately on a permanent, full
service bank office, expected to
be open late this summer.
“Dauphin Deposit is com
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the accelerated development of
East Pennsboro Township,”
Lewis said .of the new banking
office
Donald L. Beers, assistant
treasurer who has managed the
Paxton and Colonial Park offices
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He said Dauphin Deposit is
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following completion of the Route
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“The tie-in with 1-83 will un
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township’s expansion,” Lewis
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