Filmland Trust honors Darvln Boyd for his outstanding
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board. With Boyd ara his wlfs Linda, and ehlldran, Ksvln, 21;
Brian, 12, and Clndl, 17.
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“Among 1.100 land trusts
throughout the country, none have
accomplished what we have here,"
Musselman said.
While the trust has a member
ship of 2,300 people, Musselman
admonished, “Membership should
be at 23,000, and the investment
fund jump from six figures to the
millions.” „
Boyd was honored with a spe
cial award and a standing ovation
for his six years of working tire
lessly for the organization.
“It is a great honor,” Boyd said
of the award. “I believe there is no
greater cause than church and my
good Lord than to keep ag as a
strong viable part of the county.
Others say you can’t do anything
about it (land development). But
you can. We believe in progress
but only so much land has Class
one soil.”
Board member Gene Garber,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11, 1995-Al9
Honors Land Benefactors, Boyd
who was also honored with a dis
tinguished service award for his
six yean on the board.
For outstanding volunteer ser
vice, members of the Earl Town
ship Farmland Preservation Trust
were recognized.
Selected as officers for the
upcoming year are Phyllis
Whitesell, president; Dorothy
Lyet, vice president; Kenneth
Messner, secretary; and Paul
Whipple, treasurer.
In rousing support of farmland,
Kirsten Kauffman, 4-H superior
achievement award winner, and
Joy Young, president of the county
FFA, spoke of the need to save
farmland step by step, property by
property. “No farmland no
crops. It’s that simple,” Kirsten
said. ‘To sacrifice the farm is to
sacrifice the beauty given us.”
Joy said that farming should not
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be considered temporary use until
development, but the non-farming
sector should be made aware that
farming is the number one industry
in the county.
Kristine Patterson, director of
development, recounted the fun
draising events held throughout
the year. Purchase of easements
are made with private funds only
since no government funding is
received.
Patterson said that the campaign
goal is $160,000 and that $82,000
has been received to date.
George C. Delp was honored as
the person who made the major
single financial contribution in the
last year.
The evening ended with an auc
tion, lead by auctioneer Eric
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the trust for proceeds to go toward
funding.
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