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Somerset Co. DHIA
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Carl Walker
Annie Berzonski
3lade Triangle Farm
5 Holsopple 4 Sons
Rayß Carver
Harold E. Hay
S Shaffer & D Walker
Donald R Hixson
RuppleD Brant
Paul & Sharon Fox
Somerset Farms
Robert Hillegass
Harveda Blair & Sons
A J Wa/kerFarm
James R Hemminger
Richard M. Webreck
Royal W Knepper.Jr
Larry Lohr
John P Slobozien
Robert F Shockey, Jr
Emmert Weaver
Robert K Knopsnyder
Windy Valley Dairy
Hi Vue Farm
DaleE Leydig
,Harold M Shauhs, Jr 83
T Rich, Inc
Hi Vue Farm 83 47 2
Bernard McKenzie 83 47.3
Jim Brocht
■Hays park Farm
■Mt Davis Farm
Dr Edwin M Price G 3 19.0
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State hosts solid waste seminar
HARRISBURG - “Future
Directions for Solid Waste
Management in Pennsylvania” is
the theme of a three-day seminar
in Pomeroy’s Community Room,
Wyoming Valley Mall, Wilkes-
Barre, on Wednesday, June 17.
The seminar, designed for
municipal officials and planners
from throughout the state, is being
consponsored by the Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental
Resources and the Governmental
Refuse Collection and Disposal
Association, a national
organization for solid waste
management professionals.
Officials and planners.interested
in participating in the 8:30 a.m. to 5
p.m. sessions must register with
GRCDA Pa. Seminar, Box 6126,
Silver Spring, Md. 20906, by
Wednesday, June 10.
Members of the seminar faculty
are Lanny Hickman, executive
director of GRCDA and former
director of operations for the U.S.
Environmental Protection
Agency’s Office of Solid Waste;
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THE DAIRY FARMERS
OF
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V EASTERN
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Kinne Road, Syracuse, New York 13214
A Positive Approach For Dairy Farmers
Clay Ervme, GRCDA seminar
officer and former director of
environmental protection for
Montgomery County, Md.; and
Doug Woodson, solid waste
disposal manager, Roanoke, (Va.)
Regional Solid Waste Management
Board.
DER Solid Waste Management
Bureau representatives will
discuss Pennsylvania’s Solid
Waste Management Act of July
1980 (Act 97), its implementation
and impact on current and future
solid waste management practices
in the Commonwealth.
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