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TRENTON - Hundreds of farmers and other agriculturalists are expected to attend more than 20 events, including the State Agricultural Convention and the New Jersey Marketing Institute, during .the tilth New Jersey Farmers Week. Jan. 23-30. The state's major agricultural organizations and groups will conduct seminars, meetings and' conventions throughout the state, while others convene the weeks before or after Farmers Week. ORGANIZATIONS such as tlte State Board of Agriculture, the Pesticide Association of New Jersey, the New Jersey Beekeepers Association, the Garden State Dairy Goat Association, and the New Jersey Farm Bureau will meet during Farmers Week, while representatives of the state's horse and vegetable industries meet the preceding Week

The Garden State's most accurate school-age spellers will compete in the State Grange Spelling Bee Friday, Jan. 29. and the main lobby of the Cherry Hill Inn, Cherry Hill, will take on a country fair atmosphere at the Queen s Court Reception and Country Fair. Tuesday. Jan. 26. THE 76th STATE Agricultural Convention, which o f ficially begins 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27, at the Cherry Hill Inn. will feature award presentations for distinguished Service to Agriculture, and to the state board's 1981 Outstanding Young Farmer. Governor-elect Thomas H. Kean, who will be sworn in Jan. 19. has been invited to address the delegates. In addition, delegates will have an opportunity to debate such farm-related issues as the Pinclands regulations, farmland preservation, the rigbt-to-

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farm, farm labor, animal rights, and water use restrictions The convention will conclude with the New Jersey ’ Marketing Institute, which will focus on “Food Marketing in Response to the New Consumer. 1 ' and will feature a partel of three of the nation's leading marketing professionals Additional information can be obtained by calling the N.J. Department of Agriculture at (609) 292-8896 or by writing-to the department at CN 330, Trenton, 00625.

MUA Sets Technical F ■ t Briefings SWAINTON —» In an effort to supplement on-going communications with the technical consultants who represent participating municipalities, John Vinci, chairman pf the County Municipal Utilities Authority, has directed his staff to set up a regular schedule of meetings at the authority’s office on Route 9 here. "There are new technical people, elected and appointed officials coming into these municipalities all the time." Vinci said. "They have beeo propeljed into this project at midstream without the background knowledge through no fault of their own. This dialogue I am suggesting would bring the technical people together and funnel information back to the newly elected or appointed municipal oF ficials "IT IS incumbent on the MUA to provide Mp participants wit^ an understanding of the project; the direction we are taking, and the effects of various phases We want to work toward familiarizing the technical personnel and one v6ry important way to do this is to conduct work sessions during the day with our technical staff "Public understanding is important," Vinci continued. "This difficult project cannot be easily or adequately addressed at regular meetings It deserves special attention. BUREAUCRATIC delays and provincial attitudes have not taken into consideration the most important task we face, both as municipalities and as citizens, that of abating pollution. "We can’t turn our backs now on the pollution abatement problem," he concluded. "We’ve come a long way and we need to work together toward achieving the primary

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