Members , Quality Producers
Robert and Norman Grove, Green
castle; Abner and Fannie King,
Paradise: Henry and Vemie Kin
Debbie Herring will represent the division at Dairymen
Inc.’s corporate contest during the December 13-14 annual
meeting In Nashville, Tennessee.
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Robert and Norma Grove, Sam and Helen Wenger, Joyce
and Harold Raubenstein, Grace Weant and Helen Seiler.
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singer, Myersdale; and Levi and
Rachel Lapp, Quarryville.
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stine, Hanover, Phillip and Pamela
Risser, Greencastle; Helen and
Carl Seiler, Westminster; Arlie
and Charles Smith, Thurmont;
Norman and Mary Stauffer, Love-
39 Earn ADC’s Quality Premium Award
SOUTHAMPTON (Bucks
Co.) — Thirty-nine members of
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative have
earned the cooperative’s 1990
Quality Premium Award, which
recognizes superior quality milk
production.
The award is presented to mem
bers who qualify for either the
10-cent or 20-cent per hundred
weight quality milk bonus all 12
months of the fiscal year. A
plaque will be awarded to each
winner at local and district meet
ings either this fall or next spring.
Begun in 1987, Atlantic’s two
uer quality premium program pro
vides a financial incentive to
members to produce milk of the
highest quality. Members must
meet a series of seven quality stan
dards to obtain the bonus.
During the 1989-1990 fiscal
year, 52.2 million was paid out in
quality bonuses on more than 1.6
billion pounds of milk. On the
average, 46.5 percent of members
earned the extra payments. Of this
31.4 percent received the 10-cent
premium, and 15.1 percent
received the 20-cent premium.
“A great deal of credit and con
gratulations goes to our members
for their hard work in producing a
good, wholesome, quality pro
duct,” said Don M. Breincr, qual
ity and field services manager.
According to Breiner, the per
centage of members receiving the
quality bonus has grown from
38.6 percent in 1987 to this year’s
average of 46.5 percent.
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ville; Stephen Trout, Forrest Hill;
W. Kenneth and Darlene Vansant,
Jr., White Hall; Carl and Grace
Weant, Taneytown; Wenger Ridge
“It takes a commitment to do
the job right and to pay attention
to detail,” Breiner said of earning
the premium. “We are proud of
these members.”
Following is a list of this year’s
recipients:
District 1: Harold Haltcman,
Telford; and David W. Wurster,
Ottsville.
District 2: Myerlyn Farm,
Elmer, N.J.; and Charles E.
Rogers, Ringoes, N.J.
District 3: J. Richard Brenne
man, Quarryville.
District 4: Level Square Asso
ciates, Henderson, Md.; W. Frank
lin and Barbara L. Moore, Centre
ville, Md.; W. Levis Phipps Jr.,
Wilmington, Del.; and Howard A.
and Katharine C. Webb, Lincoln,
Del.
District 5: Glenn E. Burkhol
der, Washington Boro; and John J.
Landis, Leola.
District 7: Jacob M. Conley,
Ml. Joy; Paul M. Fahnstock, Man
heim; Robert E. Kulp, Manheim;
Eugene W. Martin, Lebanon;
Mark C. and Alta G. Patches,
Lebanon; Benuel L. Petershcim,
East Petersburg; and Rhelda E.
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Farms, Samuel E. Jr. and Nelson
Wenger, Shippensburg; Amos and
Nancy Yoder, Garrett; and David
and Sarah Zook, Lititz.
and Lynn H. Royer, Lancaster,
District 8: Lowell C. and Laura
A. Kurtz, Olcy; and Welsh Hill
Dairy Farms, Morgantown.
District 9: Darwin S. Dcrstine,
Kempton; Rothrock Farms Gol
den Holstein, Kempton; Robert L.
Seidel, Lenhartsville; and Nelson
Sensenig, Newmanstown.
District 11: Leon D. and Sarah
Jane Kurtz, Cochranville.
District 14: Ja-Lene Farm,
Spring Mills.
District 15: Jack and Roger
Beck, Merccrsburg; Harold J. and
P.J. Goshom, Dry Run; Richard E.
and Helen Hoffeditz, Mcrcers
burg; Harlan R. and Lois E. Mar
tin, Greencastle; and Weaver
Farms, Chambersburg.
District 16: Lester E. and
Wayne L. Deardorff, East Berlin;
Leroy Deputy, East Berlin; Way
ne H. and Gladys M. Rodgers,
Gettysburg; Glenn L. and Mane J.
Wentz, Dillsburg; and Warner
Creek Farms, Carlisle.
District 20: Harold W. Guyer,
Martmsburg; and Thomas W. and
Margaret Kelly, Tyrone.
District 23: Alton and Paula
Olver, Honesdale.
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