A36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 19,1980
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Dorothy and William St. John, left, received the quality award and Kenneth
Marshall accepted his father’s 25 year membership award from Horace Prange,
far right, director.
District 11 locals
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working, I have to help my
cooperative.”
Lee Brown gave the an
nual meeting delegate’s
report then gave results of
the election of officers for
the two locals and hauling
committee members.
Elvm M. Rohrer, Jr. will
serve as president for the
Cochranville local with
Charles Hams assisting as
vice-president. Harry Troop
was elected secretary
treasurer and delegates
Inter-State treasurer Robert Dever confers with
Nadine Prange, Chester County Dairy Princess at
the District 11 annual meeting.
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voted to office for that local
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Dennis Bush. Alternates are
Richard Buckwalter and
David M. King.
Oxford Local 1980 officers
elected were president Ed
ward Lawne, vice-president
Harold Bryson, secretary
treasurer Hoopes Yarnall
and delegates Robert
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Joel Brown. Alternates for
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cheon meeting. He presented
slides of the construction and
building site of the Holly
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jointly by Inter-State and
Maryland Milk Producers
Cooperative on a 52 acre site
southwest of Harrisburg.
With the initial cost to the
two cooperatives of $8
million the plant has the
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a number of fmancial con
siderations affecting milk
marketing, such as con
sumer advocate groups at
tempting to declassify milk
products and lable artificial
or substitute foods as dairy
products. Increased hauling
costs due to fuel costs in
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Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
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January ■3O will focus
directly on the impact of the
tax system on rural Penn
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the only hearing to be
directed at agriculture. The
meeting begins at 9:00 a.m.
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separate committees and an
even larger number of task
forces, none dealing
specificially with
agriculture.
Both the Pennsylvania
Farmers Association and the
Pennsylvania Grange will be
at the Erie meeting to
present testimony.
Anyone wishing to present
oral or written testimony to
the hearing in Erie can do so
by contacting the com
mission’s research director.
He is. Prof. Robert Strauss,
School of Urban and Public
Affairs, 202 Margaret
Morrison Hall, Cameigie-
Mellon University, Pitt
sburgh, PA 15213.
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