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M.T. Kauffman (left) company vice-president for
Hoffman Seeds presents the Hoffman Hall of Fame
award to James M. Noll, Mt. Joy Rl. The award was
presented at a meeting of the sales representative
at the Farm and Home Center recently.
Noll named to
LANCASTER, PA. -
James M. Noll, Mount Joy,
Rl, has been named as a
recipient of the Hall of Fame
Award by Hoffman Seeds,
Inc.
The presentation by the
Landisville, PA seed com
pany was made at the
Lancaster County Farm and
Home Center recently,
during the firm’s annual
sales conference. Noll is a
Lancaster County sales
representative for Hoffman.
The presentation was
made by M.T. Kauffman,
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Hall of Fame
company vice president, for
“outstanding contributions
in sales and service” during
the past year.
Of the more than 500
company seed men in ten
states, only 24 have met the
qualifications to receive this
coveted Award. The
recipient receives an
engraved plaque and his
photograph is hung with
those of other winners in the
special Hall of Fame display
at company headquarters in
Landisville, PA.
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chances are you are milking with unstable vacuum And, as more and
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udder injuries - which have contributed to the spread of mastitis -
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County Agricultural livestock owners at reduced
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mlttees, according to Paul liquidation or undue culling
H. Keeney, Chairman of of livestock because of flood,
Eastern York youths
win scholarship
Four York County youths
were recently awarded the
Carroll F. Thompson
Scholarship awards for
college work. All FFA
members, the youths have
chosen careers within the
field of agriculture.
Recipients of the award are
as follows:
Jeffrey Keeney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Keeney, 2826
Viree Rd, York. A 1974
graduate of York Vo-tech,
the youth is currently at
tending the York Campus of
Penn State majoring in
horticulture.
Douglas Linebaugh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Linebaugh, 734 Cleveland
Ave., York. Doug is a 1974
graduate of York Vo-tech
and is presently attending
the York Campus of Penn
State majoring in hor
ticulture.
Bruce Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Miller, Red
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Penn State and is majoring
in food science.
Harry Ray Harrison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Harrison, Wrightsville Rl.
Harry will be attending the
National School for Meat
Cutting in Toledo, Ohio. He is
a 1975 graduate of Red Lion
High School.
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