3t—Lancaster Fnh«, Saturday, Octobtr 21,1978
Wenger assumes NEMA
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Lancaster County
poultrynum A 1 Wenger of
Dutchland Farms, Rheems,
officially took over the office
of president of the Northeast
Egg Marketing Association
last week during the annual
meeting of the organization.
The well-known and active
NEMA member had been
vice president of the group.
Activities during the
convention included elec
tions and forecasts.
In his report to the session,
held just prior to the opening
of the meeting of the Board
of Directors of United Egg
Producers, manager Bffl
Rent stressed the fact that
1978 has brought significant
increases in NEMA mem
bership largely attributed to
two factors: good area
meetings in Pennsylvania
and Maine in which directors
and members have sup
demented special efforts by
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NEMA and UEP staff people
to acquaint producers with
what the role of these
organizations means to the
industry.
Rent cited the
“UNEPRO” insurance
program, launched a few
months ago, as one of the
best tools for building
membership NEMA and
UEP have ever had. Total
value in flocks and property
in NEMA region now
covered with this all risk
poultry insurance total
nearly 65 million dollars.
He laid special emphasis
on the climate of gobd
relations that bad been built
up by NEMA with'state
associations, Extension
the FACTS
organization and other in*
dustry groups. A 1 Pope,
general manager of UEP,
briefed the gathering on
details of the settlement of
the UEP Standard Brands
litigation and in turn carried
To register, one can send
name, address and
telephone number, along
with a check or money order
made payable to Longwood
Gardens, Inc., to Short
Courses, Longwood Gar
dens, Kennett Square, Pa.
19348.
Registrations are ac
cepted as space permits
until one week before the
class begins. For further
information telephone
215/388-6741, extension 516.
• Al Wenger
back to UEP a unanimous
commendation for him and
his organization 'on the
successful conclusion of this
bench mark legal action.
Chrisstine Bushway,
held producers
attention with a report' of
promotion activities going
forward in the region with
food service people and
plans for an intense cam
paign of promotion featuring
microwave cookery.
Directors elected at the
session include: Joseph
Coen, Woodridge, N.Y.;
James Knisley, Lakewood,
N.J.; Mike Hirth, Man
chester, Conn.; James
Wolfe, Stewartstown, Pa.;
John Newman, Turner,
Maine; and Albert Bowman,
Albion, N.Y.
In later balloting the
Board elected the following
slate of officers for 1979:
President, A 1 Wenger of
Rheems, Pa.; First Vice-
President, John Ricca,
Billerica, Mass.; Second
Vice-President, W. Robert
Park, Valencia, Pa.;
Treasurer, Vivian Domaki,
Fitchburg, Mass.;
Secretary, Charles A.
O’Reilly, Pittstown, N.J.
Prior to relinquishing the
gavel to A 1 Wenger, the
retiring President, Hank
Simpson, expressed deep
appreciation to all who had
helped him during his term.
He emphasized the insights
into the industry that bad
'Come to him as a result of
serving as a NEMA delegate
to UEP. He said, “they have
been two exciting years that
brought the new American
egg board and Checkoff -
the export program - vic
tory in the Standard Brands
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Incoming president
Wenger said that his prime
objective is a stimulated
member activity in NEMA.
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