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400 attend Max Smith retirement tribute
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, right, join with Ruth Smith at
the dinner. Ken Smith, a Washington County dairy farmer, is
Max Smith's brother.
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“How nice it has been to have a job that pays me to do what
I enjoy,” Max Smith said. He said he tried to help people meet
their problems and to set a good example in his work with
youth.
good home life; please the Penn State administrators, and
please the people of Lancaster County during his tenure as
county agent
by Sally Bair
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jnald Hershey, president of the Lancaster Smith's “valued contribution" over 44 years
Extension Association Board of Directors, left, Ruth Smith beams her approval,
presents a plaque in recognition \of Max
A standing ovation vias accorded Max Smith County Agent during a' * -
by the 400 friends and associates of the Senior ternoon at the Lancaster i e g
in recognition of her support of county agriculture. Extension
Association President Donald Hershey added his personal
best wishes.
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