D26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 8,1980
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -
Three top officers of Agway
Inc. were elected last Friday
following the farmer
cooperative’s I6th annual
meeting in Syracuse, N.Y.
They are: George Steele,
reelected chairman of the
board and president;
Richard Croner, elected vice
chairman; and Ronald N.
Goddard, reelected
executive vice president and
chief executive officer.
Steele, a Pocopson, Pa.,
dairyman, has served as
board chairman smce 1971.
Before the founding of
Agway, when he became one
of its directors, he served for
16 years as a director and for
two years as vice president
of Pennsylvania Farm
Bureau Cooperative
Association, one of Agway’s
predecessor organizations.
He is a trustee of the
American Institute of
Cooperation.
Richard Croner has served
on the Agway board since
1964. Also a dairyman, he
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operates a 1200-acre farm in
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Tommy. A graduate of
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Croner is chairman of the
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of Rochester, N.Y., a
diversified food processing
and marketing company and
has been a director of Pro-
Leadership training
OCTORARA The annual
Chester-Delaware FFA
Leadership Training Con
ference was held at Camp
Innabah on Thursday, Oc
tober 23.
Fifty FFA members were
m attendance from Oc
toraro, O.J. Roberts, Oxford,
Green Thumb, Delcroft,
Northern Chester County
book
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The Guide also provides
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co-op board
top officers
Fac, Inc., a producer
cooperative since 1972.
Goddard has been with
Agway since 1937. He held a
number of key management
positions in the cooperative’s
retail, planning, and
marketing operations before
being named assistant
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CbesteivDelaware FFA
conference held
Technical School and
Pheomxville Chapters.
Following get-acquainted
games, state secretary Judy
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Former state vice-president
Daryl Schafer reflected on
his year as a state officer.
Mr. Givler, area con
sultant, conducted the FFA
Quiz.
The winner of the
Greenhand contest .was
Dave Blank from Octorara
and Dave Crawford from
Delcrof was second.
In the chapter farmer
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contest, Lon England from
Oxford was first and Sue
Flower from Delcroft was
second.
Jim Tretter, eastern
region vice-president, gave a
speech on reaching goals.
Charles Lobb, a guidance
counselor at O.J. Roberts
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The group broke up into
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the state and county officers
following Mr. Lobb’s talk.
A roast beef dinner was
served.
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