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LEESPORT The results
of the Berks County balloting
for the 1980 Community
Committeemen were
recently announced by
Henry Bohn, County
Executive Director for the
Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service.
He described the duties of
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Berks Co. committeemen selected
these newly elected com-
mitteemen as being vital for
the administration of farm
programs in the county.
They will be assisting the
ASC Committee, presently
manned by Paul Keeney,
Rehrersburg; Mark
Balthaser, R.D. 1 Bemville;
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and, Donald Lutz, R.D. 1
Mohrsville.
One of the first duties of
the committee will be to
attend the ASC convention
which is scheduled for
Monday, December 17th at
10 a.m. at the Berks County
Agricultural Center. They
will be electmg a person to
serve a three-year term of
County Committeemen,
along with the first and
second alternates to serve
for 1980.
The ASC County Com
mittee presently ad
ministers the Agricultural
Conservation Program,
including long term
agreements and annual
agreements. Also under this
program are commodity
loans at 9 per cent interest,
and the wheat and grain feed
programs. They administer
•the wool and bee indemnity,
USDA emergency and
defense programs, and
momtor farm supplies as
needed.
Complete election results
are as follows:
COMM. 1
Bethel, Marion,
Tulpehocken
Frederick J. Bohn, #1
Myerstown; Earl L. Brown,
#1 Myerstown; Donald E.
Landis, #1 Myerstown;
Bruce T. Younker, #1
Bethel; John C. Bartsch, #1
Bethel.
COMM. 2
“ Jefferson, Upper
Tulpehocken, Penn
James R. Yost, #1 Bem
ville; LaVerne C. Koenig, H 2
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Bernville; Curtis G. Wolf, #1
Bemville; Charles D.
Moyer, #2 Bemville; Harvey
C. Krill, #1 Bemville.
COMM. 3
Tilden, Upper Bern,
Center
Roscoe Haag, #1 Mohr
sville; Clarence R.
Luckenbill, HI Bemville;
Nicholas Kopicz, §1 Mohr
sville; Rae M. Hix, #1
Mohrsville; James W.
Riegel, HI Bemville.
COMM, 4
Perry, Windsor,
Ontelaunee, Bern,
Muhlenberg
Ernest H. Epting HI
Hamburg; Robert L. Seidel,
HI Lenhartsville; Harry R.
Kauffman, Hi Hamburg;
Ronald Weyer, H 2 Hamburg;
Lawrence T. Sunday, #1
Lenhartsville.
COMM. 5
Albany, Greenwich
Clyde K.A. Baver, HZ
Kutztown; Brian A. Bond, #2
Kerapton; Guy W. Long, HI
Lenhartsville; Ralph G.
Sanner, #3 Kutztown;
Richard C. Wieder, #1
Kempton.
COMM. 6
Longswamp, Rockland,
District, Taxatawny,
Hereford
Wilson H. Rohrbach, #1
Mertztown; George R.
DeLong, #1 Kutztown;
Charles A. Savidge, #2
Mertztown; Harold L.
Angstadt, #1426 Fleetwood;
Earl W. Latshaw, #1
Alburtis.
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Warren W. Berger, HZ
Kutztown; Leroy J. Biehl, #1
Kutztown; Arthur F. Hoch,
#2464 Fleetwood; Feryl J.
Treichler, HZ Kutztown; Paul
H. Myers, #4002 Fleetwood.
Darnel E. Levengood, Jr.,
HI Oley; Lloyd C. Zook, H 2
Oley; Earl Mensch, #4
Boyertown; David
Hauseman, HA Boyertown;
Fred Eyrich, HI Oley.
Ralph T. Spencer, #3
Boyertown; Earl R. Hafer,
H 2 Douglassville; Ralph
Drey, #2 Douglassville;
Wilson R. Hoffman, H 2
Barto; William E. Keun, H 2
Boyertown.
HUMMELSTOWN - The
Lower Dauphin High School
Chapter of the Future
Farmers of America
recently completed its an
nual citrus fruit sale.
In an above average sale
for the Chapter, one
thousand one hundred and
sixty-six caseswere sold.
This year’s top salesman
was James Steckler, Rl,
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COMM. 7
Ruscombmanor
COMM. 8
Oley, Pike, Alsace,
Lower Alsace, Exeter
COMM. S
Colebrookdale,
Douglass, Earl,
Amity, Washington
Lower Dauphin FFA
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COMM. 11
Caernarvon, Robeson,
Union, Brecknock, Cumru
George W. Zerr,
Geigertown; David 0.
Shirley, Geigertown; Gary
Stoltzfus, #2 Elverson;
Samuel A. Schlouch, #3
Mohnton; John K. Fuzer, #3
Mohnton.
COMM. 12
North Weidelberg, Lower
Heidelberg, Heidelberg,
South Heidelberg, Spring
Wilbur F. Lutz, 825 Fritz
town Rd., Sinking Spring;
Mark A. Wolfskill, HI
Robesonia; Lester W.
Gelsinger, HI Robesonia;
Norman H. Bare, #5 Sinking
Spring; Charles R. Kissling,
HI Robesonia.
NOTE: The first name in
each community is the
Chairman; second is the
Vice-Chairman; third is the
Regular Member; fourth
and fifth are the first and
second alternates.
Palmyra who sold one
hundred and forty-six cases.
Tami Yost, Hershey, took
second place with ninety
eight cases.
The citrus sale is one of
many fund raising projects
sponsored by the Lower
Dauphin High School FFA.
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