Baltimore Bank For
Cooperatives Announces
New Board Members
oat timorp mo p end of his term to determine mem-
Xrt Doughretired sank* «• Nalional Bank
uce president of the Baltimore Boai “'
Sank for Cooperatives, has been n Other members of the Balumore
ippoinled to the Bank for Board include; John W. Stone
Cooperatives Board of Directors. cha,rman ’ and Galcn B ‘ Brubakcr ’
On June 30, 1988, stockholders vice-chairman
3 f the Baltimore Bank for Dougherty began his Farm Cre-
Cooperatives voted to merge with du carcer in , 1951 and . serv „ ed
seven other District Banks to form many capaciucs mcluding Senior
a Nauonal Bank **
CredU Ban k of Ba.U
-.6>„ n . . , more, now merged into the Farm
National Bank sutus District CredU Bank of Baltimorc H e
banks in Colurnbia, S.C., Louisvil- reUred in 19g5 and currently
le, Ky.; Omaha, Neb., Wichita, residcs in Timonium> Maryland,
Kan.; Austin Texas Sacramento. hig wif Joan .
Ca.; and St. Louis, Mo.; agreed to The National Bank for Coopem
merge. Those in Springfield. Uveg wil , lhe 15th . largest busi .
Mass., St. Paul, Minn., Spo ane, ness i endcr j n nation, based on
Wa.; and Jackson. Miss.; chose to 19g? ycar . end figurcs of eight
remain independent. district banks. With $9.3 billion in
Dougherty was appointed as the assets> lhe new bank win rank 551 h
“public member of the Board to nat i ona ny amo ng commercial
serve through the last day of 988. The NBC wffl gin opera .
An election will be held poor to the Qn January h 19g9 .
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QUARRYVILLE, (Lancaster)
—Testing and research at the new
ly completed Quarryville alfalfa
plant breeding station are directed
by plant breeder David lessen and
assistant breeder Ed Poynor.
lessen, a Minnesota native, has
been with Pioneer Hi-Bred Inter
national, Inc., for nearly two years.
Prior to joining Pioneer he was a
forage breeder for a regional
cooperative in lowa.
His academic career includes a
bachelor’s degree in agronomy
from the University of Minnesota,
a master’s degree in plant breeding
at lowa State University and a doc
torate degree in plant breeding and
cytogenetics also from the Univer
sity of Minnesota.
The key objectives of the new
station is to develop new varieties
for the forage-rich Northeast.
‘This station strengthens our
ability to develop varieties for this
area,” Jessen said.
Ed Poynor serves as assistant
plant breeder at the Quarryville
site. He started with Pioneer in
1979, after he earned a master’s
degreein agronomy from Ohio
Slate University.
He was assigned to identify
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Jessen, Poyner Direct Pioneer’s
Quarryville Alfalfa Tests
Lancaster Farming Saturday, August 20, 1988-D9
Dave Jessen
areas in the region for a permanent
station location. Prior to construc
tion of the greenhouse and purch
ase of the Quarryville site Poyner
leased land for research tests.
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lessen and his wife. Holly, live
in Strasburg. Poyner, his
wife,Margaret Elaine, and children
Adele, 9, and Victor. 5, are resi
dents of Conestoga.
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