Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 44th Annual Meeting: Rochester, N.Y. August 31 and September 1, 1953
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Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 44th Annual Meeting: Rochester, N.Y. August 31 and September 1, 1953
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"I shall never forget the NNGA and your splendid services. Ever
faithfully devoted, Dr. W. C. Deming."
A beautiful letter.
Now, then, the Resolutions Committee recommends that we send this
letter;
"Dear Dr. Deming:
"Once more we are happy to greet you and to wish you well. Today
the representatives of more than a thousand members of your thought
child, the Northern Nut Growers Association, are here gathered in
Rochester, New York, to carry on the work in which you had so large
a part in starting. It must be a source of great satisfaction to
you to be able to see so important a project which you helped to
start continuing and expanding fruitfully. We envy you.
"May your tribe increase. Affectionately, the Northern Nut Growers
Association."
Now, shall I go on with the rest of the resolutions, and perhaps you can
act on them all at once.
"_Be it Resolved_: That we hereby acknowledge our longstanding
indebtedness to the men of the United States Department of
Agriculture and of similar departments of the various states who
have so faithfully and efficiently upheld the work of this
Association. Without their loyal help, doubtless our efforts would
languish or suffer severely. It is such a spirit as theirs that
continues to make America the great pioneer it has always been."
"_Be it Resolved_: That the members of this Association acknowledge
with deep appreciation the outstanding' hospitality of the City of
Rochester at the hands of its representative Park Commissioner
Wilbur Wright, Dr. Roy B. Anthony, Mr. Harkness, and their helpers
who have done so much to make the visit of this organization not
only welcome but extremely enjoyable and informative. We shall
always remember Rochester's exceptional hospitality and its
generously free provision of so beautiful a meeting place. This is
sincerely appreciated."
"_Be it Resolved_: That this Association extends to Mr. George
Salzer, Mr. Victor Brook its thanks for their work which has
resulted in so pleasant and profitable a meeting here in Rochester;
also to many others due our thanks, to Dr. McKay for organizing a
splendid program, to Mrs. Negus for organizing the registration, to
Mrs. Gibbs and finally to our outstandingly efficient officers who
have so skillfully organized our work and the Association's
expansion."
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