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-^1 Jl and one from Turkey Creek through Buckhorn Gap. Arising early each morning, Mr. Gufee milks his cows, feeds his pigs, and does the odd jobs that he has planned the night before. Then he is free until the evening "milking-time.” If there is a baseball game or picnic or a company party anywhere nearby he is always in attendance. He enjoys chat ting with his friends, and he says that the only time he sees a lot of them is at those functions. Mr. Guffee said that he really enjoyed his work at Ecusta, and that sometimes he thinks he would like to be back on the job. But then he remembers how much he enjoys doing all the things he has planned for so many years, so he says that he’ll just continue his life of happy retirement. 7 te'- -sj.| ■A Above: Mr, Guffee checks to see how his apple trees are doing. Judging from the heavily laden branches, he can expect a good yield. Even though they’re small, they still make good eating, says he. Left: In spite of having only a few acres planted in corn, he should still rank among the top corn producers in the county in bushels yielded per acre.
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