C2-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 21, 1995
RANDALLSTOWN, Md.
C. William Knill, president of the
Maryland Farm Bureau, has
announced several staff appoint
ments to the organization’s state
office in Randallstown.
Norman Astle was promoted to
public affairs director for the state
operation. Astle, a native of Cecil
County and graduate of Cecil
Community College, will head up
the state organization’s legislative
activities. He will work on state
and national affairs and will coor
dinate policy developmcn
m the state office
Asile joined the Farm
Bureau staff in 1987 as
a field representative,
serving as a liason
between the state office
and county Farm
Bureaus.
In 1989, Astle was
named assistant director
of public affairs, work
ing in state legislative
activities and represent
ing Maryland Farm
Bureau on various stale
committees and advis
ory councils. Astle was
also responsible for
monitoring national
affairs and environmen
tal issues for the Mary
land Farm Bureau.
Astle replaces Jack
Miller, who retired
from Maryland Farm
Bureau following 20
years of service. Miller
will continue serving
the organization as a
governmental relations
advisor and consultant.
Joining Astle in the
public affairs depart
ment is Mike Eckert,
who assumed the posi
tion of assistant direc
tor, environmental
resources. Eckert, a
native of Baltimore,
was graduated from the
University of Maryland,
College Park with a
degree in agriculture
and earth science. He
will be responsible for
coordinating projects,
research, and informa
tion concerning envir
onmental issues as they
relate to agriculture.
Prior to joining the
MFB staff, Eckert
taught school, was
involved in sales and
marketing, and served
as a soil conservation
ist. In May 1994, Eckert
received his Master
Gardener II Certifica
tion from the University
of Maryland Coopera
tive Extension Service
in Baltimore.
He will also work in
Public affairs on state
and national issues and
will serve as the envir
onmental liason
between the slate office
and the county Farm
Bureaus.
Dave Kelly has
joined the Maryland
Farm Bureau staff as
information specialist
field representative.
Kelly, a native of Mor
gantown, W. Va., will
be responsible for
informing Farm Bureau
members and the public
on issues of concern
and interest to Farm
Bureau, creating a posi-
President Announces Staff Appointments
live image for county, state and
national Farm Bureau organiza
tions, and to develop a better
understanding among the nonfarm
community concerning the agri
cultural industry.
A gradate of the West Virginia
University School of Journalism,
Kelly will also serve as editor of
Spotlight, Maryland Farm
Bureau’s official monthly
publication.
As a field representitive, Kelly
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609-287-3363
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Honey Grove, PA
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Plkevllle .
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215-927-0277
Sollenberger’s
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BO State St.
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814-652-5990
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215-593-2407
Stouffer Bros Inc
lose Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-263-8424
Thomas L Dunlap
Rt 220, Main St Exit
Jersey Shore, PA 17740
717-398-1391
Tractor Parts Co.
33S Central Road
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
717-784-0250
Werren County
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228 Route 94
Oairtown, N.d.
908-362-6916
assistant director of communica
tions with the South Carolina
Farm Bureau Federation. During
an eight-year newspaper career,
Kelly wrote for various newspap
ers in West Virginia, North Car-
District Elects Officers
CHAMBERSBURG (Franklin
Co.) Richard Stoner, Greencas-
Ue, was re-elected chairman of the
Franklin County Conservation
District at its recent reorganization
meeting.
Re-elected to the vice chairman
post was Chester Martin, Mercers
burg. Donna Hays, Spring Run,
will continue as secretary
treasurer.
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