Inter-State District Meetings Set
SOUTHAMPTON - The Trough
Creek-Big Valley Local of Inter-
State Milk Producers’ Cooperative
District 18 will hold its fall business
meeting Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Charolais Restaurant, Belleville.
The purpose of the meeting is to
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elect officers and delegates for the
coming year. Nominations will
also be taken for district director
as current director William H.
Bradford’s three-vear term ex
pires. J. Loren Yoder, Trough-
Creek-Big Valley Local president.
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will preside over the meeting.
Inter-State Milk Producers’
Cooperative District 6 will hold its
annual business meeting Sept. 16
at 7 p.m. at the Harvest Drive
Restaurant.
James R
Barnett, Inter-State
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member relations manager, will
be the guest speaker. Barnett will
give an update on cooperative
business and dairy issues.
A business meeting will be
conducted by Gordon Hoover,
District 6 president, to elect of
ficers, delegates and alternate
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USDA Buyout Report
WASHINGTON, D.C. - An
estimated 24,300 head of dairy
cattle were slaughtered in
federally inspected plants during
the week ending Aug. 23, as a
« result of the Dairy Termination
Program, the U.S Department of
Agriculture announced Wed
nesday.
This total includes all cows,
heifers and calves identified as
dairy animals designated for
disposition in compliance with the
program requirements.
The cumulative total of cattle
slaughtered under the program
from April 1 through Aug. 16 is an
estimated 713,900 head.
'lutf.
The purchases of meat in ad
dition to normal purchases are to
help offset the effects of the DTP
on the domestic meat market.
These purchases, reported bi
weekly as of Sept. 6, totaled 12.7
million pounds. The cumulative
purchases total 289 million pounds.
Dairy cattle reported for export
under the program for the period
April 1 to Sept. 6 totaled an
estimated 32,118 head.
Live cattle exported under the
program are expected to increase
as countries develop tenders to
participate in the export enhan
cement program.
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delegates for the coming year.
Director Roy H. Book will
present 25- and 50-year mem
bership awards to: Graystone
Meadows Farm, Leola, 25 yean;
Benuel F. and Lizzie S. Stoltzfus,
Kinzers, 25 years; and Mose D. and
Lydia K. Stoltzfus, Gap, 50 yean.
County