A26-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 14, 1998
WYOMISSING (Berks Co.) dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
Mark your calendars for the This year we will celebrate
Berks County Conservancy’s Reading’s 250th Anniversary
premier 1998 event, its annual and at the same time kick-off
Pa.
Tobacco Marketing
Assoc. To Meet
MOUNT JOY (Lancaster Co.)
The Pennsylvania Tobacco
Marketing Association is plan
ning to hold three meetings next
week.
The purpose is to sign the
membership agreement form,
making the farmer a member of
a tobacco co-op. The co-op will
sell the tobacco through an auc
tion or auctions
There will be a small fee (one
time) to become a member. The
member will have the right to
vote for the Pa. Tobacco
Marketing Association board of
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Berks County Conservancy Sets
directors that evening.
The meetings will start on
Wednesday, Nov. 18, at the
Paradise Community Park
Building, London Vale Road,
Paradise.
The second meeting will be
on Thursday, Nov. 19 at the
Terre Hill Community Building,
(Old Fire House Building), Terre
Hill.
The third meeting will be on
Friday, Nov. 20, at the Kirkwood
Auction Barn, Kirkwood.
All meetings will start at 7:30
p.m.
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ing 25th anniversary in 1999.
The dinner will be held from
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the magnifi
cently renovated Lincoln Plaza
Hotel, Reading’s most recent
preservation triumph, in the
Presidential Ballroom. The hotel
is located at Fifth & Washington
Streets, Reading.
The speaker is the Honorable
William A. Johnson, Jr., mayor
of Rochester, N.Y. Johnson has
received national attention for
his dynamic leadership. Elected
to office in 1994, he has tackled
the big issues head on and is
making remarkable progress.
Johnson made accessible gov
ernment one of his top priorities,
interacting with a broad cross
section of community residents
from school children to senior
citizens, corporate executives to
the unemployed. By making
more than 3,000 public appear
ances throughout the region, he
has opened lines of communica
tion and generated grassroots
support.
He had concentrated on areas
deemed most critical to improv
ing the quality of life for city res
idents: education, economic
development, public safety,
human services, and regional
cooperation. His Neighbors
Building Neighborhoods pro
gram has stimulated affordable
housing development, and his
business and employment pro
grams have resulted in nearly
$lOO million being invested and
more than 1,000 new jobs being
cited in the past two years.
At a regional level, he is try
ing to address sprawl and
encourage “smart growth” in
Greater Rochester and the sur-
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rounding counties, including the
nearby Finger Lakes district, an
nationally important agricultur
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every community that invites
him, presenting his slide show
on sprawl, and promoting
regional solutions. “The global
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cities, suburbs, and villages
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• Ray Malinowski, Executive
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• Bobby Middlebrooks,
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• John Mullins, Vice
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• John Neill, President, J-
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• Barry Phillips, President,
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• Alan Quinn, Vice President
& COO Timberjack Inc.,
Atlanta, GA
• Robert Ratliff, Chairman &
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• Fred Ridenour, General
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• Allen Rider, President, New
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• William Rodgers, President,
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• Dennis Slagle, President,
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The meeting agenda includes
the annual election of officers
and new board members, and a
number of featured award pre
sentations. Cost is $3O per per
son and reservation forms may
be obtained by calling the
Conservancy at (610) 372-4992,
or stopping by the office in
Wyomissing. Reservation dead
line is Nov. 25.
• Paul C. Thompson,
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• Ted Urbanek, President,
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•Van Walbridge, President,
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Ed Malzahn, president,
Charles Machine Works, Inc.,
Perry, OK, who has served on
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chairman, Sweepstar, Inc.,
Dexter, MI, as an honorary
board member.
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