Inter-State’s printer wins communicator award
LANCASTER - George M.
Williams, President,
Williams Brothers Printers
and Stationers, Inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa., was
named Inter-State Milk
Producers’ Cooperative 1979
recipient of the Com
municator Award during the
Young Cooperator Breakfast
Program at the
Cooperative’s 62nd Annual
Meeting.
The Philadelphia Com
municator began serving
Inter-State’s needs as a
designer-printer for the
inter-State Review
Magazine, March, 1970.
George has been m the
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printing business all his life.
Williams Brothers printing
firm began in 1925.
In May, 1973, George
began printing the Penn
marva Magazine. He has
been the printer for this
publication since that date.
In addition to printing the
magazine, George has been
responsible for many
changes m the magazine
layout, style of the cover and
logistic procedures. He has
been Inter-State’s number
one publisher for the many
printing services needed by
the cooperative.
Williams has had desire to
do the best possible job on
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any project undertaken. The
quality of his work, attitude,
accuracy and timeliness that
accompanied every job
accounts for the basis of his
selection for this award.
George started his prin
ting experience with his
father and two uncles. The
printing firm was called
Williams Brothers Printing
Co. The firm was located at
Margaret and Ditman
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. In
November, 1976, the firm
was re-orgamzed and the
name was changed to
Williams Printers and
Stationers, Inc., located at
Frankford and Oxford
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George as its President.
Inter-State markets in
excess of two billion pounds
of milk a year from 3,000
dairy farmer members in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, and West Virginia.
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania apples in cold
storage on October 31 were
up 23 percent from a year
ago, according to the Penn
sylvania Crop Reporting
Service.
The apple holdings totaled
382.042.000 pounds or
7.811.000 boxes at 42 pounds
each.
York apples again lead the
apples in storage with
2.059.000 bushels followed by
Golden Delicious apples at
1.405.000 bushels and Red
Delicious at 1,256,000
bushels. Other varieties and
the amount in storage are;
Rome, 915,000 bushels;
Mclntosh, 751,000 bushels;
Stayman, 442,000 bushels;
Jonathan, 222,000 bushels;
and all other varieties
761.000 bushels. Each bushel
contains 42 pounds of apples.
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, December 1,1979
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John David Martin
John 0 Stoltzfus
Shellenberger Bros
Robert Kauftman Jr
Glenn E Burkholder
K D & Else Linde
Spnngarden Farm
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Tom & John Harmsh
J Rayßanck
Nathan E Stoltzfus
J Wade Groff
Christian Zook
M Irvin Eberly
Harold G Shelly
John K Peters
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D Lamar Witmer
Sunny Craft Farm
P Robert Wenger
Donald R Bare
Elam B Rutt
J Wilmer Conrad
J Robert Kmdig
Glenn C Hershey
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Marvin Reiff
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J Carl Zander R&GrH
Harold B Good R&GrH
Raymond & Louise Witmer RG
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Tntown Farm
Samuel K Stoltzfus
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John Omar Stoltzfus
Albert E Fry
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Allen Lee Stoltzfus
Robert W Ulrich Jr
K & J Hershey
Titus B Stoner
Donald M Eckman
AmosM Stoltzfus
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Long Acres Farms
Ellis R Denlmger
Curtis L Martin
D &S Weaver
Danda Farms
Andrew G Miller
Jacob M Conley
NaamanW Stoltzfus
Clyde W Martin
J Earl Horst
Lloyd E Miller
George R Baltozer
David G Esch
Emanuel L King
Paul D Welk
Rep . Wenger
opens district office
EPHRATA - Rep. Noah
Wenger invites all 99th
district residents to Join him
at his District Office Open
House on December 7 from 2
to 9 p.m.
The district office is
located in the Lincoln Office
Building, 1248 W. Main St.,
Ephrata, Pa.
“I hope to see a good
turnout at the open house,”
Wenger said. “It will give
me an opportunity to talk
with and get to know more
residents m my area. In
addition, people will know
where to come if they have
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my state related problems
or need assistance.”
Wenger said citizens who
can’t stop by on Dec. 7 may
visit the office from Monday
to Thursday, 1:30-5 p.m.,
Friday, 1:30 - 9 p.m. and
Saturday, 9 a.m. -12 noon or
caU (717) 738-1600.
“This office is a service to
residents in my area and I
hope to see it fully utilized by
them,” he said.
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