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Show Co-op Open House Attracts 500-600 Persons Between 500 and 600 persons were on hand for the special ceremonies Wednesday evening, which officially opened the new $50,000 feed processing plant in Cedar City owned by the Southern South-ern Utah Toultry and Farmers Cooperative, according to Truman Tru-man Rollins, plant manager. , Turkey dinners were served to all those attending, but the large crowd made a complete inspection inspec-tion of the facilities impossible for many. As a result of the annual election elec-tion of the co op, two directors were re elected, and one new director di-rector was elected. Re elected were A. C. Christensen, Newcastle, Newcas-tle, representing the Enterprise, Beryl and Newcastle areas, and J. Urie Williams, representing the Cedar City area. Elected was Howard Dalley, Summit, succeeding succeed-ing Robert Mitchell, Parowan, to represent Summit, Paragonah and Parowan area. The directors direct-ors will meet next week to elect a president, vice president and secretary and treasurer. Speakers during the evening were Clyde C. Edmonds, general manager of the Utah Poultry Cooperative; Co-operative; H. M. Bladthurst, as-sistant as-sistant general manager, both of Salt Lake City, and Dr. Law. rence Morris, public relations officer of-ficer of the co-op. Also present for the formal opening of the new building was Alton S. Gadd, Ncphl, a state director di-rector and past president of the poultry co op, and William A. Barlocker, a state and local director. |