Majeskie Resigns
Dr. J. Lee Majeakie,
Director of Program
Development for the Brown
Swiss Cattle Breeders’
Association has announced
his resignation effective
June 15. He has also served
as Area Representative for
states surrounding the Home
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Office during the four and
one-half years he has been
with the Association.
Lee has accepted a staff
position at the University of
Maryland. He will supervise
the DHI program, teach two
courses and coach the
collegiate judging team.
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Lee cited being able to
spend more time with his
wife, Bonnie, and their four
month old son, Matthew, as
the principal factor for
making this decision.
Majeskie began his duties
as Assistant to the
Secretary-Fieldman in
September 1969. With a
change of title to Director of
Program Development, his
major responsibility with the
Association, in addition to
field work, has been the
supervision of the Produc
tion and Type Performance
Registry (PTPR) Program.
While with the Brown
Swiss Association, Lee has
concentrated his efforts on
supervising the growth of the
PTPR Program and the Cow
Certification and Elite Cow
Program. He was respon-
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sible for the National Brown
Swiss Performance Division.
He has also served on
several National PDCA
Committees.
Lee's enthusiasm in his
work with Brown Swiss
people and cattle is well
known to the people who
have associated with him.
Articles written by Dr.
Majeskie have appeared in
the Brown Swiss Bulletin,
Hoard's Dairyman and
Journal of Dairy Science.
Dr. Lee Majeskie, a native
Four Aces
at Hersheypark
Hersheypark will be the
site for the official premier
reunion of the Original Four
Aces, May 24, 25 and 26 at
Hersheypark’s sun covered
Amphitheatre.
After 17 years of
separation, the group
decided to reunite as a result
of increasing requests from
nostalgic Four Aces fans. A 1
Alberts, lead singer of the
Aces, has received many
calls in recent years to
reform the original group.
The interest soon became not
only a serious consideration
by the Four Aces, but a
reality when Alberts was
approached by Hersheypark
officials to premier the
reunion at Hersheypark on a
nostalgic Memorial Day
weekend engagement.
The original members, A 1
Alberts, Dave Mahoney, Sod
Vaccarro, and newcomer
Jim Athens, after signing
their historic contract with
Hersheypark, immediately
began rehearsals for their
premier reunion.
After their premier
engagement at Her
sheypark, the group will
embank on a concert tour
with several recording
sessions planned throughout
the tour.
Four Aces will perform
three shows daily over the
Memorial Day Weekend; 3
p.m. - 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at
Hershey park’s 1,200 seat
Amphitheatre.
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of Wisconsin, received his Waukesha, Wisconsin, Lee
PhD in Animal Science and has been involved with the
Population Genetics from dairy industry all his life. He
Kansas State University in has been on many Judging
June 1970. He received his teams through 4-H, FFA and
B.S. and M.S. degree from college and in 1969 Lee
the University of Wisconsin, placed first out of 104,093
Before being appointed to entries in the Hoard’s
his position with the Dairyman Judging Contest.
Association, Lee served for a test.
short while as the District Lee is a member of the
Director, Agricultural American Dairy Science
Stabilization and Con- Association, and Dairy
servation service U.S.D.A. Shrine Club. He enjoys
Raised on a registered sports, youth work and is an
Holstein farm near antique buff.
Planning to Dig
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