BIS-Lancaster Farming, Friday, January 6, 1995 Unveiling the 30-pound cheese football to local Ithaca media were New York State Dairy Princess Jennifer Emerling and Ag Radio Network President Ed Slusarczyk, who donated the cheese. Also assisting were left to right: Cortland County Dairy Princess Jonelle Smith, Tioga County Dairy Princess Holly Howland, Chemung County Dairy Princess Anita Lant (behind Ed), Tompkins County Dairy Princess Car rie Gunning and Schyler County Dairy Maid Valerie Hoffman. Nominations Sought For Outstanding N.Y. Dairy Promoters Syracuse, N.Y. The American Dairy Association and Dairy Council, Inc. is seeking nominations for two Golden Cow awards, designed to recognize outstanding dairy pro moters from any New York County. Recipients will be chosen based on their service to an active dairy promotion com mittee. Winners will be recognized at the New York State Dairy Prin cess Pageant, held Tuesday, February 21 in Syracuse. Nominations for the Golden Cow awards must be postmarked by Friday, January 13, 1995. Send letter listing reasons for nomination to: Stephanie Meyers, American Dairy Asso ciation and Dairy Coun cil, Inc., 219 South West Street, Suite 100, Syracuse, NY 13202-1205. Thirty-Pound Cheese Football Unveiled At Game Let us tell you about the health care benefits you’ll receive when you belong to our group—the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. Representing more than 26,000 farming family members from every segment of the industry across the state, PFB serves the collective interests of its membership—everything from regulatory issues to the selection of health care coverage. Membership in the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau means you’ll receive the same comprehensive, affordable health care coverage provided to our members by two of the most widely-recognized names in Pennsylvania- Capital Blue Cross and Pennsylvania Blue Shield. Coverage includes: • First dollar coverage for 365 In-hospital days • One million dollar Major Medical coverage with a $5OO deductible • Dependent children covered to age 19, or 23 if a full-time student • Mail order prescription drug program • Optional dental/vision coverage And in 1995, members will see an overall decrease in their premiums, So if you’re looking for the right kind of coverage for you and your family, pick the one that’s been outstanding in the field for 56 years. For a free information packet contact; Pennsylvania Farm Bureau (800) 522-2875 application must meet eligibility guidelines of PFB Perk up ■■ PENNSYL VANIA nm FARM BUREAU ITHACA, N.Y. As part of a national campaign, ADADC pro moted cheese during football sea son with tailgating festivities. In addition to television advertising, supermarket demonstrations and radio promotions, New York dairy princesses promoted cheese at a variety of special events. New York State Dairy Princess, Jennifer Emerling, a freshman at Cornell University, organized a cheese promotion at the Cornell vs. Brown game on October 29. Attracting the students to the dis mile for ADADC this fall. Outside this store In Colonle, New York, an actual tailgate party was created promoting cheese with tailgating festivi ties. Shoppers were given cheese samples and recipes at 1,000 supermarket demonstrations In ADADC’s marketing area. play was a 30-pound cheese foot ball. sculpted by a Cornell art stu dent. The cheese was part of the ISO-pound block of NYS Cheddar cheese donated by Ed Slusarczyk, president of Ag Radio Network. He bought the cheese for a record $1,200, on Dairy Day at the NYS Fair, at the annual Big Cheese Auction. After the unveiling for local Ithaca media, the delicious and nutritious NYS Cheddar cheese was sampled by fans entering the stadium. v rj«*» r \ 1 1 1 m JL-i’
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