Holstein Breeders List Officers, Committees
The Lancaster County Holstein
Breeders Association recently
announced its complete list of
1972 officers and committees.
Elam Bollinger is president.
Other officers are: Vernon
Umble, vice president; Clyde W.
Martin, secretary, and John M.
Hamish, treasurer.
Other directors include: Paul
Sollenberger Cited
The Farm Family Life In
surance Company has announced
that J. Wilbur Sollenberger is
among the top 10 life producers
for personal production in 1971
and is a member of the $750,000
club.
Sollenberger’s interests in
clude the PFA and the Jaycees.
He is also an active member of
his local church where he is a
Sunday School teacher and a
youth director.
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Welk, Robert Book, Curtis Akers,
Galen Crouse, and Arthur
Wenger.
Those with special assignments
include: Clarence Stauffer, state
director; Robert Kindig, DHIA
representative; Kenneth Rutt,
news reporter; Jay Landis and
Nathan Stoltzfus, sales
representatives, and Robert
Kauffman, advertising
representative.
Committees and their mem
bers include:
Auditing J. Mowrey Frey Sr,
chairman, and Clarence Keener
Sr.
Junior Project Melvin Eby,
chairman; Arthur Wenger and
Paul Welk.
Banquet Richard Hess,
chairman; John Kreider and
Clair Hershey.
Nominating James Kreider,
chairman, Henry Kettering and
Lloyd Miller.
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AT KISSEL HILL LITITZ, PA.
Barn Meeting Albert Fry,
chairman, Vernon Umble and
Robert Book.
Field Day Donald Eby,
chairman, Galen Crouse and
James Hess.
Black and White Show
Clarence Stauffer, chairman,
Loren Zimmerman and Robert C.
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Tour J. Mowrey Frey Jr,
chairman, Curtis Akers and
Clyde Bucher
Storm’s “Eye”
The “eye” of a hurricane
is the area in the center of
the storm It varies in diam
eter from about seven to 20
miles Whereas the rest of
the storm is violent, the eye
has little or no wind and
sometimes is clear enough
so that sunshine or stars can
be seen.
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