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Lancaster Co. to get grant
(or waste disposal plan
LANCASTER - Environmental
Resources Secretary Nicholas
Deßenedictis has announced the
award of a |65,675 state grant to
the Lancaster County Com
missioners to develop a long-term
strategy for solid waste disposal,
including an evaluation of
recycling and resource recovery
options to landfill disposal.
Deßenedictis said the grant, to
be awarded in fiscal year 1985, will
be used to update the county’s
current solid waste management
plan.
“Lancaster County has wit
nessed neighboring southeastern
Pennsylvania counties scramble
for disposal space in the face of a
pending trash crisis, and this grant
will allow the county to plan for its
future disposal needs,’’ said
Deßenedictis. “The alternatives to
landfills, such as resource
recovery and recycling, are im
portant elements of a solid waste
strategy and will not be overlooked
during this study ”
Bid calling contest, fun auction
hosted by Auctioneers Assoc.
HERSHEY - Two exciting
public auctions will be held
January 10 and II at the Hershey
Lodge & Convention Center as part
of the 37th Annual Pennsylvania
Auctioneers Association Con
vention.
The Fifth Annual Pennsylvania
Championship Bid Calling Contest
will be held on January 10 at 7 p.m.
at the Convention Center. Auc
tioneers from all across Penn
sylvania will compete for a $2OO
first prize and will sell a wide
variety of new tools and ac
cessories as well as other items.
A fun auction will be held on
Friday, January 11, at 7 p.m., also
at the Convention Center, with
auctioneers selling donated items
such as antiques, jewelry, new
merchandise, and more.
Both of these events are free to
the public and are sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Auctioneers
Tickets available for Pa.
Dairymen’s Assoc, annual meeting
CAMP HILL The 114th Annual
Meeting of the Pennsylvania
Dairymen’s Association will be
held Tuesday, January 15, at 6:30
p.m. at the Penn Harris Motor Inn,
Camp Hill.
Speaker at the annual meeting
will be Dr. Robert E. Jacobson,
professor of agricultural
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Lancaster County will analyze
the amount and makeup of solid
waste generated in the county and
evaluate the feasibility of waste-to
energy systems and municipal
recycling. The solid waste plan
ning program is authorized by the
Solid Waste Management Act of
1980, and grants are matched by
the recepient conducting the study.
Over the last decade, DER has
closed approximately 800 of
Pennsylvania’s 1,100 disposal
facilities for improper operation or
lack of permits, and many of the
remaining landfills are now
reaching capacity.
“The Commonwealth generates
more than 9 million tons of trash
each year, and we are running out
of places to put it,” said
Deßenedictis. “We need the help of
all 11 million Pennsylvanians and
their elected officials who produce
that garbage to do their part in
cooperating to dispose of our trash
crisis.”
Association. All proceeds from the
two auctions will benefit the non
profit auctioneers association.
These two events are part of the
annual state auctioneers
association convention with
regularly draws over 300 par
ticipants. Activities of this 3-day
convention include seminars,
panel discussions, exhibitors, and
business meetings.
The judges for the championship
bid calling contest will include U.S.
Representative Robert S. Walker;
National Auctioneer Association
President Sammy Ford; Joel
Sater, an auctioneer and antiques
expert from Marietta; and Robert
H. Clinton, an auctioneer from
Langhome.
Over 50 auctioneer contestants in
the bid calling contest will be
judged on appearance,
salesmanship, microphone ability,
and “chant.”
economics at The Ohio State
University, Columbus.
Toastmaster for the evening will
be Douglas Hershey. Various
awards will be presented during
the meeting.
Tickets are available by calling
John Blyholder, secretary, at 717-
938-5404.
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