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Lebanon Honors
J.
ddrf. lie has woriud as a design Agjfliail Law Committee of
engineer for 11 yean and received the Pennsylvania Bar Association,
his bachelor’s in ag engineering Liz Brown was raised on Sperry
from Penn State. Farm* Inc.,« poultry form which
Royer will be examining ways raises eggs in northwest Pennayl
that producer! can avoid budding vania. Brown said the farm “con
failures. He will show slides of tones to be a strong and viable
snow and wind damage from the non-contract operation under the
harsh winter that aflbeted Pennsyl- leadership of the second genera
vania in 1994. tion, consisting of my two
Gary Heim is « nh»mhnidfr in brothers.” Brown was graduated
the law firm of Metro, Evans and Bom Penn State in 1977 and went
Woodside, Harrisburg. One area of to work for Agway Inc., in their
emphasis of the firm is agricultural tom planning department
law. Heim is primarly responsible “I credit that department with
for serving the firm’s agricultural extensive in-house training and am
rfignfrim thankful for seven years of oqieri-
Hcim received his bachelor’s in encc with Agway,” said Brown,
economics from Elizabethtown She became an agent with the IRS.
College in 1977 and his J.D. from She then worked for Farm Credit
The Dickinson School of Law in before becoming a self-employed
1980. He was reared and worked accountant Brown said she enjoys
on his family’s form in Schuylkill “year-round consulting with my
County throughout highschool clients, most of whom are full-time
and farmers.’’
Heim is a member of the Pen- Doug Wallick began Jn the
a wf—w —m- nsylvania and his local county bar insurance business in 1979. He
Wl JJlnthsHtnTlioua? . associations. He is a member of saidluscareeratartedasa "captive
wonc in tiro inynr nouat. ud is a past chairperson of the agent” with Agway Insurance
(Conftwd from Pag* A 27)
Jones will be looking at both old
and new facilities and how produc
ers can meet cows’ performance
needs by providing the right
environment
Tim Royer is president of Um
ber Tech* a consulting structural
engineering company in Womcls-
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LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
The Lebanon County Conserva
tion Awards Committee has
selected die winners of its annual
awards program.
They are:
• Chesapeake Bay ClcanWatcr
Farm: Dale and Charlotte Hoover,
S. Annville.
• Conservationist of the Year
Prank Meiser, Lebanon.
• Conservation Landowner of
the Year David Sehreffler. Mill
creek Twp.
• Conservation Educator of the
Year: Judi Iskowitz, Palmyra
School Dist and John Hromco*
Palmyra School Dist
Group. Douglas C. Wallick Insur
ance became an independent agen
cy in 1984, located in Camp Hill
Wallick said Us agency special
izes in agricultural insurance, pri
marfy property and casualty with
emphasis on life, disa
bflity, and extended-care insur
ance programs.
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Conservationists
Winners will receive their
awards at the annual planting
maeting of the Lebanon County
Conservation District scheduled
for Wednesday, Nov. 8. at li;|0
ajn. hi the Lebanon Valley Agd
cultural Center.
Nominations for the awards
program are taken on anongoing
basis at the Lebanon County Con
servation District,' 2120 Cornwall
Rd., Suite S, Lebanon, PA,
17042-9788, or call (717)
272-3377.
The Hoovers, are being noted
for good stewardship on their
farm. Such responsible manage
ment reduces problems from sedi
ment and nutrient pollution.
Moser is well known for pion
eering the use of wetlands to abate
water pollution at the Lebanon
landfill as well as being vocal
about water quality and quantity
issues related to Swatara Creek.
Schreffler has practiced aoond
management on nit woodlot and
pasmiea while serving his to*n>
ship on landuse matters. Iskowtiz
and Hromco instituted Palmyra’s
honors environmental science
course.
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