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Capitol Milk marks best year amid new challenges
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc met at Turf Valley near Ellicott City for its 37th annual luncheon and 1977 business session. President Richard Dudderar hailed 1977 as the coop’s strongest year with nearly $95 million in sales, while warning of surplus milk, energy costs, and declining liquid-milk consumption ahead. Clyde Crum succeeded Dudderar as president, with Ward Zigler named first vice president and a full board reelected, as managers outlined rising overproduction costs and the need for stronger sales and promotion.
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Capitol Milk Producers. Cooperative Inc
Turf Valley
Ellicott City
Richard C. Dudderar
Dudderar
Frederick County
Clyde C. Crum
Harry L. Trout Jr
Edgar W. Heflin
Harold C. Gabler
Ward L. Zigler
First View
Crum
Zigler
Charles R. Cline Jr
Young Cooperators Group
Capitol Milk of Tomorrow
Joe Schwartzbeck
Union Bridge
Young Cooperators
Gary Grossuickle
Alan Heflin
William R. Kiser
Capitol
Capitol Milk
Kiser
Milford E
Jack) Crum
Lehigh Valley
John N. Lewis
Frederick
Norman Thomas
Laurel
Charles Hiden
Clarence Day
John Barker
Carroll Grossnickle
Clyde Crum
Edgar Heflin
Harry Trout
Richard Dudderar
Harold Gabler
Ward Zigler
Charles Cline
Garnett Wisner
Arthur Johnson
James Montgomery
Eugene Myers
W. 0. Daly Accounting Firm
Weinberg and Green