—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 11, 1964
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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS of Producers Co-operative Exchange, more
widely known as “Coatesville Co-op” asthey appeared following the annual board
meeting and election. Seated left to right are Mark S Hess, Hershey, vice presi
dent; William G. Carlin, Coatesville, president; H. Raymond Stoner, 1051 Eden
Road, Lancaster, secretary; and Melvin R. Stoltzfus, Ronks Rl, treasurer. Stand
ing are Lester Hershey, Parkesburg; Lester Gehman, Manheim; John Melhorn,
Mount Joy; Joseph Kreider, Lebanon, and Harry P. Metz, Belleville. Carlin in his
annual message reported increases in sayings and assets, and forecast further
jumps in egg volume. _
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ifche county preliminary to the
JTafiu Show was .Very good
ft«in)fall appealed to make
difference in quality this
yaar as 15 of the 30 top pla'c
jmg* came from Strashurg HI,
ats area blessed with slightly
■t«re mu last summer than
■i»st parte of the county.
money far the show
yra* donated by The Consolida
ted Cigar Co., Inc ,
Resalte were as follows:
binmsr
Bi*der ("over 26 inches)
I, Melvin S Pis her (champ-
J*®); 2, Lloyd D. Bsb&nsluude,
Rl; 3, Donna Lou
Hess, 24£1 Fruitrffle Pk . 4,
J. C Stehma-a, 5, Wrbmer J
Rohrer.
Binder (under 26 inches)
1, G-lenai B Shultz, Pequea Rl,
2, Melvin S Fisher, Strashurg
Hi, 8, Eugene tM Rohrer,
Htraahurg HI. 4, Witrner J
Rohrer, Strasfcurg Rl. 5, J C
Ktatoman. Lancaster R 6.
I'l LIiKK
Filler (over 26 inches)
J, Bugene M Rohrer, (champ
ion): '2, Melvin S Rothrer,
Btradbuifg Hi, 3, Henry H.
Rohrer, Strasburg Rl, 4, Ross
R. lien linger, Straslburg Rl, 5,
Rov M Rohrer, Strasburg Rl
Filler (under 26 inches)
1, Melvin S Fisher, 2, Eugene
)d Rohrer - 3, R W Martin,
lilt it z R 3, 4, Roy M Rohrer,
S, John D Hahecker, Lancaster
Rl.
WRAPPER
Wrapper (over 26 inches)
1, Melvin S Fisher, 2, John
(Tlhomais, MiUersvnlle Rl 3, Ri
chard Thomas, Millersville Rl,
4, Jov R Nissley, Manheim R 4,
B, \Vi"is H Hackman Eliza
beth U.vu R 3
>\ rapper (under 26 inches)
1, Melvin S Fisher (champ-
Son) , 2, J C Stebnaan, 3, Roy
Lehman, Holtwood R 1 4, Lan
dis L. NissJey, Manheim R 4,
S, Lois Risser, Holtwood Rl.
P.P.A.
Filler 1. Kenneth Martin,
Benver Rl, 2, TUden Taylor,
New Holland Rl, 3, G-leaa.
•hultz, Pequea Rl, 4, Daniel
Brb, Columbia 82,
Iflssier, Nevr Holland AT.
"Wrapper —1, Do&ald'tHftT,
1125 South View ■!#»/
i*r (champion), 2, rfess,
Lsncaater R 6, 3, D§,v*id •Seck
•r, Mount Joy K 2, 4,
Horst, New HollaJid.'f(#H!
Clyde Wossler, New Holland
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Perhaps you’ll begin answering that question by asking yourself another:
"How much milk should I get?”
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