SOUTHAMPTON - Seventeen
Young Cooperators representing
Inter-State Milk Producers’
Cooperative will participate in the
15th annual Pennmarva Young
Cooperator Program, June 19 to 21
in Arlington, Va.
During the program, one of the
17 will be named the 1985 Out
standing Young Cooperator, ac
cording to Member Relations
Manager James Barnett. The
winner will be further recognized
and presented a plaque at Inter-
State’s annual meeting in
November.
Those participating in the
program are: District 1, John and
Gail Frederick, New Hope, Pa.;
District 2, Franklin T. Atkinson,
Bridgeton, N.J.; Districts, Robert
and Betty Peifer, Kirkwood, Pa.;
District 4, Walter and Judy Sch
waninger Jr., Trappe, Md;
District 5, Philip and Joyce
Shertzer, Lancaster, Pa.; District
6, Clifford and Joyce Blank,
Kinzers, Pa.; District 8, Fred and
Loretta Mast, Elverson, Pa.;
Young cooperators to compete in Arlington
District 9, Herman and Deborah
Cook 111, Newark, Del.; District 10,
Donald and Linda Crothers, Rising
Sun, Md;
District 11, Timothy and Phyllis
Barlow, Lincoln University, Pa.;
District 12, David and Linda
Longenecker, Oxford, Pa.;
District 13, Rodney and Kim
Marshall, Tyrone, Pa.; District 16,
Jeff Trout, Blain, Pa.; District 21,
James and Beverly Wakefield,
Bedford, Pa.;
District 24, David and Barbara
Kehr, Littlestown, Pa.; District 25,
David and Karen Summers,
Myersville, Md.; and District 26,
Nelson and Darlene Meyers,
Mercersburg, Pa.
The YC program is designed to
educate young dairy farmer
members about cooperatives and
to further expose them to the
workings of the dairy industry,
Barnett said. The program
recognizes and develops leader
ship among the YCs, all between
the ages of 21 and 35.
Sponsored by the Pennmarva
Dairymen’s Federation, the YC
contest is a culmination of a year’s
activities for the dairy couples and
singles. Each contestant has had
the opportunity to attend Board
meetings, the annual delegate
meeting and educational
seminars.
Three other Federation mem-
URBANA, IL - Robert H. Foote,
an animal scientist from Cornell
University, received the 1985
“Upjohn Physiology Award” from
the American Dairy Science
Association, which held its annual
meeting at the University of
Illinois.
Foote was recognized for his
research accomplishments in
animal physiology, particularly
those published during the past
five years. He is known in
ternationally for his research in
animal reproduction, sperm
physiology, artificial in-
bers—Captiol Milk Producers
Maryland and Virginia Milk
Producers Cooperative
Association and Mid-Atlantic
Division of Dairymen, Inc.-also
select outstanding YCs at this
program. The cooperatives do not
select one Pennmarva couple,
Cornell prof wins award
semination, in vitro fertilization,
and ovum and embryo transfer
techniques for various animal
species including dairy cows.
The Jacob Gould Schurman
Professor of Animal Physiology,
Foote is a faculty member in the
New York State College of
Agriculture and Life Sciences at
Cornell. He recently was named
the “Distinguished Andrologist for
1985” by the American Society of
Andrology for his research con
tributions in animal physiology.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 15,1985-Al9
Inter-State Milk Producers’
Cooperative represents about 3,000
dairy farm families in Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia. The Cooperative
marketed more that 2.49 billion
pounds of milk in fiscal 1984.
Previously, Foote has won
several other research and
teaching awards, including the
American Society of Animal
Science’s Animal Physiology and
Endocrinology Award; the
national Association of Animal
Breeders’ Award for Research;
the Spallanzani Award from the
Italian Government; the SUNY
Chancellor’s Award for Excellence
in Teaching; and the Professor of
Merit Award and the Edgerton
Career Teaching Award, both from
Cornell.
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