B24—Lancasttr Fanning, Saturday, May 19,1984
State makes additional donated food available
HARRISBURG - The Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture has announced that a
total of $640,526 in residual USDA
donated foods will be made
available to the state’s needy
families through existing
distribution networks for inclusion
in emergency food boxes during
the coming weeks.
State Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell said today, “We
have sought and received approval
from jthe Pood and Nutrition
Service ul the U.S. Department of
Agriculture to make these ad
ditional commodities available
through the state’s traditional
emergency feeding network. ’ ’
These commodities were
originally slated for use in the Title
I Congregate Feeding Program.
The Department won USDA ap
proval to reallocate these food-
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Long and Allen Smith, all of Anville-Cleona and Northern
Northern Lebanon.
Agriculture Mechanics - Russell
Wolfe and Frank Mohn, both of
Northern Lebanon.
Dairy Foods - Dan Groff, Dave
Groff and Tom Price, all of Cedar
Crest.
Horse Judging - Ann Lansberry,
Brenda Miller and Jenny Embrich,
all of Cedar Crest.
Dairy Judging - Karl Brant,
Anville-Cleona; Doug Croff, Elco;
and Jeff Ruhl, Cedar Crest.
Floriculture - Ellen Hanson,
Tammy Weaber and Jody Ulrich,
all of Lebanon Vo-Tech.
Land Judging - Karl Brant,
David Groff and Paul
Longenecker, Annville-Cleona.
In the County Creed Contest the
winners were Lorinda Zuck, Cedar
Crest; Susan Elliott, Anville-
Cleona; and Gene Kreitzer,
Northern Lebanon. The
Parliamentary Procedures
Contest winners were Cedar Crest,
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Hallowell said that the com
modities, which include canned
pork, poultry, salmon, tuna, beef
and grapefruit, could serve as
many as 93,000 families per month
through the emergency food box
system now being used. The
commodities are presently stored
in ten warehouses under contract
to the Department and are in the
process of being released for
distribution.
Hallowell said the Department
will continue to monitor in
ventories and make appropriate
redistributions if additional
residuals of Title I foods are
realized.
Fies, Eberly
Lebanon.
Speaking contest winners were
Dale Balmer, Russel Wolfe, and
Charles Kline, Elco. Conservation
speaking honors went to Russel
Wolfe; Bryan Boyer, Cedar Crest;
and Darrin Nissley, Cedar Crest.
Extemporaneous Speaking honors
were earned hy Charles Kline;
Mike Kunkle, Northern Lebanon;
and Dale Balmer.
Also announced at the banquest
were the 1984 county officers. They
are Charles Kline, Elco, president;
Gary Krall, Cedar Crest, vice
president; Ed Zuck, Cedar Crest,
2nd vice president; Tammy
Weaber, Lebanon Vo-Tech,
secretary; Brain Eberly, Elco,
treasurer; Dale Balmer, Annville-
Cleona, reporter; Nelson
Bomgardner, Northern Lebanon,
sentinel; Steve Reigel, Annville-
Cleona, chaplain; and Wesley
Harding, Northern Lebanon,
parliamentarian.
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