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tor of the district, presented
the 1999 Agency Award to
Larry Zuschlag, Columbia, in
photo. The award recognizes
an individual for his or her
contribution, commitment,
and years of dedicated ser
vice promoting conservation
of natural resources, said
Burkhart.
Attention 609 ygx
Tobacco Farmers
We will be buying tobacco
Monday, March 22, 2-5 PM
Tuesday, March 23, Bam - spm
Wednesday, March 24, 7am-9am
We are aiso offering processing.
Call for more information on prices.
Michael Bailey, Buyer
(717) 656-3076 Office
(717) 354-8263
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Of Our Beautiful New Akron Branch.
These rates are available at any of our branch offices!
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lution and the increasing stormwa
ter flows in the area, Land Studies,
Inc., in cooperation with the Lititz
Rim Watershed Alliance, designed
a structure to manag; 80 to 90 per
cent of the watershed by redirect
ing the flow through 2.8 acres of
wetland.”
After construction in September
and October 1998, the wetland was
installed on a community planting
day by a huge force of neighbors,
students, and other volunteers with
native plants supplied by Octoraro
Native Plant Nursery.
Meek said, **llllB facility is truly
a multiple-use facility, providing
sediment and stormwater control
while enriching our environment
by providing an ideal observation
site for visitors to observe the vari
ous wildlife that will congregate in
this newly created habitant.”
W. Logan Myers HI, accepting
he award for the facility on behalf
of the watershed alliance, thanked
those who worked cooperatively
LUCKY 13 MONTH CD
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• $l ,OOO
Minimum
Deposit
HOME EQUITY LOANS
ALL FEES WAIVED!
with the alliance and the township.
James MacKenzie, president of ba VC begun a new prog- $2OO each for educational-type
Octoraro Native Plant Nursery, th at w |jj provide grants of projects using plants for projects.
Attended by more than 250 conservation cooperators, agribusinesses, and friends
of the district, the district’s 48th annual dinner meeting and banquet honored Red
Knob, composed of the Young family, and others for environmental stewardship and
commitment to conservation. From left, Matthew, Henry, and David Young, Wakefield.
Photo by Andy Andrews
More infor
mation and pic
tures from the
banquet next
week.
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(Annual percentage yield
on interest rate of 4 59%)
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A & E ENTERPRISES, INC.
CONSTRUCTION • EQUIPMENT • SERVICE
28 Evergreen Road
Lebanon, PA 17042
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 20, 1999-A4l
Phone: (717) 274-3488
Fax: (717) 274-3781