LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
Twelve representatives of area
agri-businesses and family farms
have been appointed to a new agri
finance board of directors at
CorcStales Bank, N.A.
The board was established to
support the Bank’s agri-finance
department “in enhancing its com
mitment to agriculture through
communication within the agricul
tural industry,” according to
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Core States Names New Agri-Finance Board
Core States Market President
Lawrence F. Delp.
Members of the newly
appointed board are:
—F. Barry Shaw, president and
chief executive officer, Wenger’s
Feed Mill. Inc., Rheetns, who will
serve as chairman of the board.
Ming H. Chen, owner of
Chen Mushroom Farm in
Christiana.
Roger C. Garber, partner in
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J. Danial Wolf
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James M. Garber and Sons, Mount
Joy.
Arlene H. Good, secretary/
treasurer of Stevens Feed Mill,
Inc., in Stevens.
Lester F. Good, president of
Good Poultry Services, Inc.,
Columbia.
Charles B. Hoober, Jr., Presi
dent of C. B. Hoober & Sons,
Intercourse.
Ernest O. (Mike) Horn ID,
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Dr. David M. Kohl
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Ribcye Steak Sandwiches and
other unique foods. The largest
pany on Muskrat Road, north west herd of quality Texas Longhorn
of Bamesville. More than 700 cattle in the eastern United States
vehicles toured the ranch between was pastured conveniently for
11 a.m. and 6 p.m. guest viewing. A draft horse team
The Ohio Valley Cattlemen’s and a hay wagon was provided to
Association provided their famous haul guests around a 600-head
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president and chief executive
officer of Pennfield Corporation,
Lancaster.
—Milton K, Horst, ptesidenCOf
Penn Embryo, Inc., New Holland.
—J. Robert Kindig, family farm
operator, Conestoga.
—Ronald E. Kreider, partner in
Kreider Farms, Manheim.
J. Daniel Wolf, president,
Wolf Farms, Inc., Stewartstown.
—And Mark A. Wolfskill, fam
ily farm operator, Robesonia.
An Elizabethtown resident,
Shaw is active in professional
organizations, serves as a trustee
of Gettysburg College and as a
member of the board of directors
of Farmers Pride, Inc., and Breth
ren Village.
Chen, a native of Taiwan, is
active in the professional com
munity as a member of the Ameri
can Mushroom Institute and the
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. He
serves on the board of directors of
Wilson Mushroom Company and
Laurel Valley Farms. Inc., and is
chairman of the Chinese
Mushroom Growers Association.
Garber is a member of the Lan
caster Chamber of Commerce
membership committee and a
director of the Pennsylvania Motor
Truck Association Lancaster
Chapter. A Mount Joy native, he is
also a member of die Lancaster
County Poultry Association and
the National Federation of Inde
pendent Business.
Arlene Good, a Denver resident,
is a member of the general board
and membership and services
committee of PennAg Industries
Association and is active with the
Denver Woman’s Club.
Lester Good is a member of the
Winross Collectors Club of
America, American Trust Histori
cal Society, and the Rocky Moun-
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
How do you manage changes in
agriculture?
That’s the question the guest
speaker of the 19th annual Lancas
ter Chamber of Commerce and
Industry Agriculture Committee
banquet will try to tackle.
The banquet is scheduled Tues
day, Nov. 21 at the Lancaster Host
Convention Center. Reception is at
6 p.m. and dinner is at 7 p.m.
Guest speaker is Dr. David M.
Kohl, professor of agriculture
finance and small business entre
preneurship at Virginia Polytechn
ic Institute. As an educator, Kohl
has provided insights into financial
management and the future of agri
culture in more than 1,200 work
shops covering 42 states. Kohl has
published four books and more
than 125 articles on financial and
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tain Elk Foundation. He lives in
Columbia.
A Paradise resident, Hooberis a
member of the board of Associates
of Messiah College and of the
ways and means committee of the
Lancaster Farmland Trust He also
serves as a member of the advisory
Council of Case/International
Harvester.
Horn, a Lancaster resident is a
member of the Lancaster Chamber
of Commerce Blue Ribbon Task
Force, PennAg Industries Associa
tion and the American Feed Indus
tries Association.
Horst who lives in New Hol
land, is a member of New Holland
Rotary Club.
business-related topics.
Kohl was one of the leaders in
establishing guidelines for the
standardized reporting and analys
is of agricultural producers’ finan
cial information on a national
basis. His topic will be “The A-B
C’s of Managing Changes In
Agriculture.”
At the banquet, Charles Brosius,
Pennsylvania secretary of agricul
ture, will present the Century Farm
awards for Lancaster County.
Also, the recipient of the George
C. Delp Award for outstanding
individual contribution to agricul
ture will be announced.
For more information on the
evening of entertainment, infor
mation, and interaction in Lancas
ter County agriculture, contact Jim
Shirk at the Lancaster Chamber at
(717) 397-3531, ext 51. Deadline
for reservations is Nov. 15.
700 Vehicles
Lc.'-ghom herd on display. A spe
cial highlight was the hand feed
ing of gentle Texas Longhorns.
With the 24th annual Rubber
neck Tour successfully com
pleted, organizers have promptly
started plans for the 25th annual
tour, scheduled for the fall of
1996.
Of Many Breeds
President of the Penn Manor
School Board, Kindig also serves
as chairman of die joint opmating
committee of the Lancaster Coun
ty Vo-Tech Schools and is active
with a number of farming
organizations.
Kreider is a member of the
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
and the Pennsylvania Egg Council.
He is a Manheim area resident
Wolf, who lives in Stewarts
town, is a member of the board of
directors of the Pennsylvania Mas
ter Com Growers Association.
Wolfskill is treasurer of the
Berks County Conservation Dis
trict and a member of the Berks
Southeast Cattleman’s
Association.
Core States is a $29 billion
financial services co mpany based
in Philadelphia, which markets
broadly diversified services in the
middle Atlantic region and
selected products and services
worldwide. Core States Bank is
one of the largest agricultural len
ders in Pennsylvania and the
northeast
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