A34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13,1984 Eastern holds annual meeting SYRACUSE Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association, Inc. held its 62nd Annual Meeting Oct. 2 & 3 at the Hotel Syracuse, Syracuse, N.Y. More than 500- Eastern members and guests attended the two-day affair. Delegates from Eastern’s 140 local organizations met in policy sessions on Tuesday, Oct. 2. The delegate body is the major policy group of the organization, whose actions direct the cooperative board of directors and management. The delegates voted overwhelmingly to reaffirm the members’ confidence in all Board action taken throughout the past year. The Annual Meeting Banquet was held Tuesday evening. President Earl R. Forwood presided over the program, which included special recognition for retiring directors Stanley Korona and Noah Prior. Also honored at the banquet were Earl and Anna Mae Hensler, Eastern’s “mem bers of the year” and Tom Sch wendler of the Syracuse Newspapers for his outstanding coverage of agricultural news. Distinguished guests included Commissioner of Agriculture Joseph Gerace, Pa. State Dairy Princess, Lynette Loper, and New York State Dairy Princess, Holly Smith. An enthusiastic and humorous presentation was made by banquet speaker Karl Ket tering, president of Progress Through People, Inc., an organization specializing in human motivation. Guests also enjoyed the talents of the New York Troubadour, Robin Schade. The Annual Meeting Wed. morning session began with committee reports, followed by officer reports and the addresses of President Forwood and General Manager, Michael Donovan. The afternoon session included an update on the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board, given by Earl R. Forwood, member of the 36-person board; » presentation by the American Dairy Association on the history of dairy promotion; and a dairy situation update by Eastern Economist, Joseph C. Mathis. The afternoon session was im mediately followed by a reorganization meeting at which officers of the cooperative were elected, president Earl R. For wood was re-elected by a solid margin, with Robert Hill elected as vice-president in place of the retiring Stanley Korona. Also re- Kerosene heater data available NEWARK, Del. The Division of Facilities Management/Energy Office has available a free pam phlet entitled “Portable Kerosene Heaters’’ written by Ron Jester, Extension Safety Specialist for the University of Delaware. The topics covered in the pamphlet are advantages, disadvantages, purchasing, operation, fuel, ventilation, placement and energy savings. Before switching to a portable kerosene heater consider the pros and cons, and make safety a priority consideration. Anyone interested in obtaining this free pamphlet may call our toll-free hotline at 1-800-282-8616. JfS MAD 'Mf M LANCASTER FARMING FOR COMPLETE W* AND UP-TO-DATE MARKET REPORTS elected to their positions were Secretary George Fuller, Treasurer George Stambaugh and Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Dan Fox, Ephrata. Elected to sit on the executive committee were R. LaVeme McCarty, Forksville, Leo Connor and C. Lee Grecnwalt, Lawrenceville. General Manager, Michael Donovan said this year's meeting reflected the very positive per formance of the cooperative in the last 12 months, with attendance at the meeting indicative of the strong growth of member pride in their cooperative. Comments at the close of the two-day session suggested that this year’s meeting was one of the finest ever held. 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