—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16,1978
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Expanded warehousing and loading facilities will be built to the front of the
present storage area, above foreground. The expansion project of the Camp Hill
mill is the largest ever undertaken by Purina.
Purina expanding Camp Hill mill
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - It was
announced recently by
Warren W. Elfrank, Director
of Operations-North Atlantic
Area for Ralston Purina’s
Chow Division, that the
Company’s Board of
Directors had approved a
major capital expansion‘and
renovation program for its
Harrisburg, Pa. feed plant.
According to Elfrank, “This
is the largest major ex
pansion and renovation of an
operating Chow plant in the
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history of the Company, and
will enable us to serve our
dealers more effectively in
the future.”
Among the improvements
to be made are: increased
storage capacity in the
existing bulk station; 15,000
additional square feet of
sack warehouse space; the
addition of a new computer
controlled batch mixing
system; a new truck dumper
and scale; and the
replacement of the present
for f^-tee
'estimate
Horse and dairy coarse feed
unit. Other improvements
include: the relocation of
electrical starters, control
centers and electrical feeder
lines; a new mill office and
quality assurance
laboratory; and renovation
of the employee lunch room
and locker ara.
Elfrank explained that
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FLEMINGTON, N.J. -
The 1978 New Jersey State
Senator’s Trophy award was
presented to
Buchanan, 18, of Stockton,
on Governor’s Day at the
Flemington Fair. The
presentation was made by
Senator Walter Foran of
Flemington.
The State Senator’s
Trophy was instituted in 1972
by Senator William Schulter.
The three basic standards
for making this annual
award are, leadership,
citizenship, and community
service projects.
Betsy -is a member of the
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there would be periods that
different units of the mill
would be temporarily closed
as the various im
provements are made. All
dealers will be kept com
pletely up-to-date on
timetables and completion
dates. “We are very excited
about this expansion and
sincerely believe it is ample
evidence that we at Ralston
Purina Company believe our
dealer organization and
many loyal customers in the
North Atlantic Area are
among the finest in the
United States,” he said.
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Senator’s trophy given
Stitchers 4-H Club. Her H Exchange with
projects are leadership, Bergen County this year,
citizenship, public speaking, and has chaired many other
sheep, foods, clothing, and committees involved with
square dancing. She has her 4-H projects.
been a camp counselor, She is president of the 4-H
served on the North Jersey Sheep Club and vice
Youth Conference planning president of the Hunterdon
committee, organized the 4- County 4-H Junior Leaders.
DENVER, Colo. - The and discuss future plans on
American Sheep Producers the 18th and 19th.
Council (ASPC) will feature As head of the AMS, Ad-
Barbara L. Schlei, ad; mimstrator Schlei oversees
mmistrator of the USDA a wide variety of
Agricultural Marketing agricultural marketing
Service (AMS) as keynote programs, including self
speaker at Its 25th annual help promotion programs
meeting. Administrator suchts ASPC. The agency is
Schlei will address ASPC responsible for regulatory
delegated and directors m * programs for the
Denver on the morning of place and programs aimeif
October 18 The delegates at helping balance supply
and directors will review and demand of agricultural
current Council programs commodities.
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