B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 16,1971
*2O Million ADA
The board of directors of
American Dairy Association,
meeting in Chicago recently,
reviewed promotional plans for
1972 and approved a budget of $2O
million.
Fifty members of the 60-man
board of directors were certified
by the United Dairy Industry
Association; the balance by
present member units of ADA.
American Dairy Association,
National Dairy Council and Dairy
Research, Inc., held concurrent
meetings as members of UDIA.
ADA president Robert S.
Turner, in his opening address,
said, “Tn accepting the idea of
the total market concept ap
proach, which is the road the
industry must follow to sub
stantially improve the financial
position of the dairy farmers
throughout the country, we must
work as a unified force to
promote our milk products
nationwide.”
In his manager’s report to
board members, ADA’s
executive vice president, M.J.
Framberger, noted that the
history of ADA was one of growth
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and achievement with all efforts
directed toward improving dairy
farmers’ income.
The board of directors also
elected Mortimer A. Gelston,
Connecticut Milk for Health, as
the representative of Region I to
replace *J. Douglas Webb on
ADA’s executive committee.
Gelston was subsequently elected
by the executive committee to
serve as assistant secretary
treasurer.
The budget proposals for ADA,
NDC, and DRINC were sub
mitted to the UDIA board of
directors for consideration and
action.
The board directed that the
individual organizations continue
with their programs for a 30-day
period and establish priorities in
program plans and budgets.
During this interim period, the
advisory board of UDIA will meet
with the respective organizations
to review plans and budgets
before reporting to the UDIA
executive committee which is
empowered to activate funding.
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Newly elected officers of Dairy Research
Incorporated, who also serve as the
executive committee, are: left to right:
Harold Gilbert, second vice president,
Ghent, N:Y., representing Connecticut Milk
for Health; Jack Hesser, secretary,
Stillwater, Okla., AMPI; Jack Dendel,
'Country' Pork Hearing Extended
Persons interested in com
menting on the recent U.S.
Department of Agriculture
labeling and standards proposal
on country and country-style'
pork may do so until October 24.
Officials of USDA’s Consumer
and Marketing Service said they
were extending the comment
deadline because of numerous
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requests for additional time. The
original deadline for comments
was September 15.
If adopted, the proposal would
extablish minimum ingredient,
aging and curing reguirements
for hams and pork shoulders
labeled “country” or “country
style.”
Public comments on the
proposal should be sent in
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Allegan, Mich., representing ADA, re
elected treasurer; Curtis W. Phillips, first
vice president, Beaver Crossing, Neb., Mid-
American Dairymen, Inc.; and Dwight
Morris, (holding THIS IS DRINC booklet),
Siioam Springs, Ark. and secretary of AMPI,
re-elected president.
duplicate to the Hearing Clerk,
USDA, Washington, D.C. 20250,
by October 24.
Copies of the proposed
regulation change, which was
published in the July 17 Federal
Register, are available from the
Meat and Poultry Inspection
Program,' Administrative
Management Staff, C&MS,
USDA, Washington, D.C. 20250.
Ph. 354-5168
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