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Butler Named Pennmarva President
Fred G. Butler, an Inwood,
West Virginia dairyman, was
elected president of the Penn
marva Dairymen’s Cooperative
Federation at its fourth annual
meeting recently in Washington,
D. C,
Butler, vice president of
Pennmarva for the last year,
succeeds Walter A. Martz,
Frederick, Maryland, as
president of the 5,000 member
dairy farmer federation. It in
cludes those farmers who are
members of the Inter-State Milk
Producers’ Cooperative,
Philadelphia; Maryland
Cooperative Milk Producers,
Baltimore; and the Maryland &
Virginia Milk Producers
Association, Arlington, Virginia.
Elected vice president of
Pennmarva was Lester C. Jones,
Medford, New Jersey, a member
of Inter-State; re-elected
secretary was Dr. Paul E. Hand,
Warminster, Pennsylvania,
Inter-State, and Boyd M. Cook,
Boonsboro, Maryland, MCMP.
The board of directors for
Pennmarva includes: William
Brinsfield, Cordova, Md., Willis
L. Greaser, Williamsburg RD2,
Pa.; Lester C. Jones, W. Levis
Phipps, Wilmington, Del., and
Wilbur Seipt, Lansdale, Pa.,
representing the Inter-State
membership. Fred G Butler,
Wilson A Heaps, Street, Md., and
Herbert W Wessel Jr, Hamp
stead, Md , representing the
MCMP R. Holmes Baker, New
Windsor, Md., Walter A. Martz,
Edward C Norman, Purcellville,
Va , and C Thomas Sollenberger,
Woodstock, Va representing the
MVMP
Members of the Pennmarva
Executive Committee include;
Wilbur Seipt, Edward Norman
and Herbert Wessel Jr. Dr.
James Honan, Inter-State; Ralph
L Strock, MCMP, and James E.
Click, MVMP, the manager of
their respective organizations,
are members of the Management
Committee of Pennmarva.
Since its founding in 1968, the
Pennmarva Federation has
played a major role in a number
of milk marketing developments
in the Mid-Atlantic area. These
include the merging of the three
Federal Milk Marketing Orders
governing the Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and Washington
milk markets into the single Mid-
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for the length
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When you finance a new car, or a 1970, 71 or 72 used car
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Beginning with the 1972 registration, we will pay you for one
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This plan is the first to be ap
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authorized such programs. The
vote was taken of area dairy
farmers, both co-op and non-coop
members, January 22,1972.
The headquarters of the
Pennmarva Federation is located
at 1717 Gwynn Oak Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland.