A26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 18,1984 Ag student exhibit (Continued from Page Al) members. College of Agriculture Dean Samuel Smith, Ag Progress coordinator Joseph D. Harrington and assistant to the dean Jack MacMillan. In late January, the group decided “yes, we can do it” The big question concerning the commodities booth, Price said, was if the students could pull together enough resources to make the project work. To answer this question and others, a trouble shooting committee was formed to discuss possible problems. Questions included how and where to get the commodities, who’s going to build the booth, how will (vices be determined and also how will the proceeds be used. 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