Milford chronicle., 1927-12-23
. BOMBERGER GETS
ADDITIONAL DUTIES
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Association and as recent events
e shaped themselves he is head
the department around which
BIT of the work of the Association
being built.
Though only identified with the
location since last May, DR..
nberger has by intensive effort
his field established himself SOL
with the constituency support
the Association.
b the absence of President G.
skton Grier, who is in the West
an extended business tour, Fred
Adkins, Chairman of the Admin
-ative Council, had the following
say regarding the appointment:
DR.. Bomberger came to us from
University of Maryland with a
ad experience in agricultural
bjects and to give his efforts tow
helping us in our agricultural
blems. While he has been with
s Association only since last May,
has become familiar with our
ects and general plan. The COM
&tees who have considered filling
5 vacancy believe him to be the
zeal man.
He has wisely insisted that his
Ijor efforts continue in the field
marketing to which he is not only
Foted but on which the attention
the entire Peninsula is concen-
ted at this time. DR.. Bomberger
l undoubtedly delegate some of
administrative responsibilities
erving for himself as requested
the Board, only those important
tiers of supervision and policy
ich we feel he is fitted to assume
athout injury to the work he is
Nv doing in field marketing"
Mr. Hill made the following state
mt:
Since September when 1 saw that
would not be possible for me to
htinue to devote my whole time
b attention to the affairs of the
|sociation 1 have maintained that
man to take over headquarters
possibilities is DR.. Bomberger.
t only is the Association FORUM
in having a man of his proven
pacity and devotion available, but
whole Peninsula is to be con-
atulated that he is willing to add
his present burden an experien-
4 oversight of the administrative
airs of the Association. He will
doubtedly slant the future work
the Association to a new and
Oader viewpoint"
his appointment DR..
said:
1t is with extreme reluctance that
lave been persuaded to accept the
avy burden of responsibility
itch the action of the Special
mmittee has placed upon me. The
'rk Of the Marketing Bureau,
itch has not yet been completely
sanized, is bound to assume larg-
and larger proportions, and nat
ally my chief interest is in the
of marketing condi-
ms on the Peninsula.
1t seems apparent, however, that
public desires and expects that,
the program of the Del-Mar-Va
ISOLATION for the immediate fu-
'e, the improvement of agricul-
al conditions shall occupy a
eminent place. 1t should be pos
lie, therefore, to conduct the adj
nistrative work of the Association
-hout hindering or restricting the
ivities of the Marketing Bureau.
fact the close coordination of
'se two departments of work
'uld be to their mutual advan-
,e.
In the dual role Of Director of
rketing and Administration
ich 1 shall endeavor to fill, 1
LII need even more than ever the
vice and cooperation of not only
riculture but of every other in
est on the Peninsula. To me, the
l-Mar-Va Association is a great
operative movement. The officials
rely guide and direct it. The
pporting, driving force must come
I'M the people in all parts of the