Officers Reelected By Egg Co op
COATESVILLE Produc Cooperative Exchange reelected a full slate of officers in 1964 at a Thursday meeting. William G. Carlin was named president, Mark S. Essig vice president, Raymond Stoner secretary, and Melvin R. Rottzfus treasurer. New directors Lester Gehman and Harry Metz were seated, replacing Paul Coates and Frank L. Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Produc- Cooperative Exchange
Duta Board of Directors
Illiam G. Carlin
Coates- Her4
Mark S&ess
Hershey
Raymond Stoner
Edenad
Melvin Roltzfus
Treasur
Lester Gehman
Manheim
Harry Metz
Belleville
Paul Coates
Coatesville R3
Frank L. Hershey
Willow Road
Conservation District Sets Fourteen Goals
Lancaster County Soil Conservation District directors outlined fourteen objectives for the coming year at the last regular meeting in the Lancaster Court House. They voted to seek representation on a higher body.
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Lancaster County Soil Conservation District
Lancaster Court House
County and State Plans Expand Soil Projects and Programs
Plans outline continued silt sampling on Conestoga Creek and county tours for Commissioners. The Goodyear conservation contest, TV programs, and soil stewardship are emphasized along with youth initiatives and wider distribution of Beyond Tomorrow. Associate director roles to be reappraised and a meeting set to explain county soil survey value to builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestoga Creek
Pennsylvania Small Game Hunters Reopen Season in December
The 1963 extended small game season opens December 23 and runs to January 4 with daily hours 7 am to 5 pm. Daily bag limits: four rabbits, six squirrels, two grouse. season limits: 20 rabbits, 380 squirrels, 10 grouse. Landowners approved for conservation plans include Clarence H Good Narvon, Elmer F. Gruber Bainbridge, and Henry H. Emenheiser Mount Joy.
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Clarence H Good
Narvon
East Earl Township
Elmer F. Gruber
Bainbridge
Coney Township
Henry H. Emenheiser
Mount Joy
East Donegal
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Hubbards Honor Employees at Lancaster Meeting
Nineteen Hubbard Farms workers received certificates and cash gifts at a Lancaster meeting for five or more years of service. Wentworth Hubbard presented honors as the firm notes long tenures amid rapid growth. The list includes Hosler, Lutz, Texter, Chambers, Sanders, Jones, Hess, Garman, Stoner, Smith, Blass, Towle, Haller, Seaman, Lessey, Marshall, Kissinger, Snyder, Gehman. Woodpeckers are native to most regions except polar areas and Madagascar.
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Hubbard Farms, Inc
Manheim Pike Lancaster
Wentworth Hubbard
Hubbard Farms
Martin Hosler
Robert Lutz
Charley Texter
Wilson Chambers
Paul Sanders
C Robert Jones
Kenneth Hess
Donald Garman
Irvin Stoner
Charles Smith
Lowell Blass
Howard Towle
Eugene Haller
Daniel Seaman
Kenneth Lessey
Jean Marshall
Christian Kissinger
Kathryn Snyder
Hsther Gehman
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Direc
Egg Coperative
Conservation District
Ivan M. Martin, Inc
Blue Ball, Pa
New Holland
Terre Hill
Pennsylvania
Esbenshade
Turkey Farm
Paradise, PA
Bethlehem
the Prince of Peace
Hubbards
World
Polar Regions
Madagasca
Pa. State University Experimental Station
Reist
Seed Company
Penna
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