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Nominations for Officers of the American Dairy Science Association
ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS
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Nominations for Officers of the American Dairy Science Association The progress of your Association depends upon your participation in its various programs and the cMiber of leade~hip elected. Therefore, it is exceedingly important that each A D S A member give serious consideration to nominations to fill the following elected positions in 1969-1970. 1. Vice-President from the Production area. The eleetee succeeds to the Presidency in 1970-1971. 2. One Director from the Manufacturing area to serve for a period of three years. 3. One Director from the Production area to serve for a period of three years. The Association covers a broad spectrum of activities, and representatives of as many dif~ ferent major interests as possible in the Board of Directors is important. All members are urged to give attention to the prospective nominees' background and affiliation as well as to his other leadership qualifications. Each member will receive from the National Office of A D S A special forms on which to make nominations. These will be transmitted to the Nominating Committee, which has the responsibility of selecting two candidates for each position. I f a member fails to receive a
nomination form, nominations may be sent by letter to C. J. Cruse, Executive Secretary, A D S A , 903 l~airvicw Avenue, Urbana, Illinois 61801. Nominations are due in the National Office on or before December 1, 1968. Nominating Committee 1969-70
D. E. Eakle, Industry & Business Section 13700 West Marquette Drive New Berlin, Wisconsin 53151 J. J. Barnard, Extension Section Utah State University Logan 84321 B. It. Webb, ~ a n u f a e t u r i n g Section Eastern Utilization Res. & Dev. Div. USDA Washington, D.C. 20525 L. O. Gilmore, Production Section Department of Dairy Science Ohio Res. & Dev. Center Wooster 44691 W. M. Roberts, Chairman Department of l%od Science North Carolina State University Raleigh 27607
J. DAIRY SCIENCE VOL. 51, NO. 10
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Nominations for Officers of the American Dairy Science Association The progress of your Association depends upon your participation in its various programs and the cMiber of leade~hip elected. Therefore, it is exceedingly important that each A D S A member give serious consideration to nominations to fill the following elected positions in 1969-1970. 1. Vice-President from the Production area. The eleetee succeeds to the Presidency in 1970-1971. 2. One Director from the Manufacturing area to serve for a period of three years. 3. One Director from the Production area to serve for a period of three years. The Association covers a broad spectrum of activities, and representatives of as many dif~ ferent major interests as possible in the Board of Directors is important. All members are urged to give attention to the prospective nominees' background and affiliation as well as to his other leadership qualifications. Each member will receive from the National Office of A D S A special forms on which to make nominations. These will be transmitted to the Nominating Committee, which has the responsibility of selecting two candidates for each position. I f a member fails to receive a
nomination form, nominations may be sent by letter to C. J. Cruse, Executive Secretary, A D S A , 903 l~airvicw Avenue, Urbana, Illinois 61801. Nominations are due in the National Office on or before December 1, 1968. Nominating Committee 1969-70
D. E. Eakle, Industry & Business Section 13700 West Marquette Drive New Berlin, Wisconsin 53151 J. J. Barnard, Extension Section Utah State University Logan 84321 B. It. Webb, ~ a n u f a e t u r i n g Section Eastern Utilization Res. & Dev. Div. USDA Washington, D.C. 20525 L. O. Gilmore, Production Section Department of Dairy Science Ohio Res. & Dev. Center Wooster 44691 W. M. Roberts, Chairman Department of l%od Science North Carolina State University Raleigh 27607
J. DAIRY SCIENCE VOL. 51, NO. 10