AlB-Lanca»ter Farming, Saturday, November 30, 1996 ROSEMONT, 111. Seven new board members woe seated and new officers were elected at the first joint annual meeting of the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board (NDB) and the United Dairy Industry Association (UDIA), held recently in San Antonio. NDB and UDIA are the princi pal funding organizations for Dairy Management Inc. (DMI). NDB elected Maynard Lang, Brooklyn, lowa, chairman; Harold Animal Science Major Rides To Championships NEWARK, Del. Rain the night before had made the ground muddy, but University of Dela ware sophomore Kim Cian and her horse, Fabian, were perform ing their dressage movements without a hitch. If they scored well in this, the last of four qualifying shows, Cian was sure they’d make the regional team slated to compete in the North American Young Riders’ National Championship in August “We’ve got this nailed,” Cian thought to herself. But fate was against it With one movement to New Holland, PA (717) 354-4996 (717) 445-7561 SCHICK ENTERPRISES Designers and Builders FENCING Concrete or steel CONCRETE Slats WATERING Systems AIRSTREAM HELMETS ADA PLASTIC COATED FLOORING MODERN AG SS FEEDERS 1 -800-527-7675 (61 0) 285-6519 NDB, UDIA Elect Officers, Seat Howrigan, Fairfield, Vt., vice chairman; Alice Moore, Frazcy sburg, Ohio, secretary; and Roger Rebout, Janesville, Wis., treasurer as officers for the 1996-97 term. Five new board members were seated after their appointments by the U.S. secretary of agriculture Paul E. Rovey, Glendale, Ariz.; Glen E. Schroeder, Caledonia. Minn.; William B. Siebenbom, Trenton, Mo.; James S. Cook, Evergreen, Ala.; and Ruth I. Lari bee, Lowville, N.Y. Each begins a go, Fabian’s hind foot stuck in the mud for an instant and twisted, and he began limping. In that moment Cian’s hopes were dashed. Tears streamed down her face as the judge told her to leave the arena. Cian and Fabian didn’t make the team. After her scores at the qualifying shows were averaged, she was bumped by one point. But her heartache turned to joy when she learned that she was one of on ly six riders nationwide chosen to compete individually in the cham pionship. “Even though I didn’t make the • I of Quality Buildings - HOG CONTRACTS AVAILABLE - G.S.I. BINS LIFETIME AAA' & HYDRAULIC VENTILATION Fill Systems TRAtLERS LIFETIME GUARANTEE three-year NDB term. The UDIA elected Herman Brubaker. West Alexandria, Ohio, chairman; Elwood Kirkpatrick, Kinde, Miss.; first vice chairman; Lyle Tjosaas, Kasson, Minn., sec retary; Joe Bavido, Sharon, Tenn., treasurer; and Ray Johnson, Schaghticoke, N.Y., second vice chairman. Both Randy Dodds, Omaha, Neb., of Dairy Council of Central States, and Kevin Ponticelli, Northbrook, 111., of Kraft General team, I was thrilled to compete as an individual,” said Cian. “Getting to the national championship had been my goal for six years.” As for Fabian, the ill-timed pain in his leg cleared up almost as soon as he left the arena. His speedy recovery enabled him to accompany his rider to Illinois for the Federation Equestre Interna tionale sponsored competition, where the pair placed 19th out of 45. Cian has been working with Fa bian for four years, but her passion for riding began when she was Glenwood Outdoor Boilers^ F° r " Hom ®. <PWMy. Commercial or Farm . W% / / PENNMFG. CO. - 393 W. Lexington Rd., Lltltz, PA 17543 Call (717) 626-1397 or 627-2303 (Turn to Page A3B) New Board Members Foods, were seated as new UDIA board members. DMl's marketing arm, the American Dairy Association (ADA), and its dairy nutrition research arm, the National Dairy Council (NDC), also elected officers. Ed Nierman, Concordia, Mo., was chosen as ADA’s chairman, along with Bavido, vice chairman; Schroeder, secretary; and Bob Strasser, Nashville, Tenn., treasurer. F.O. 4 December ALEXANDRIA, Va. Middle Atlantic Order Market Administrator Rex F, Lothrop recently announced for December 1996 a Class I price of $17.36 per hundredweight and a Class II price of $14.43 per hundred weight The December Class I price includes the 20-cent assessment for fluid milk promotion and con sumer education. The Class I price, less the 20 cent assessment and the Class II price ate down $1.24 from November but are $1.32 higher when compared to year-earlier levels. Mr. Lothrop announced a Class 111 milk price of $14.21 per hun dredweight for October 1996 and a Class in-A price of $15.02 per hundredweight for the month. 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Milk $17.36 $1.24 from the previous month, and the Class 111-A price decreased 91 cents. The December 1996 Class I and Class II prices and the October 1996 Class 111 price are based on the October 1996 basic formula milk price of $14.13 per hundred weight at a 3.S percent butterfat content. The October 1996 butterfat price was $1.4063 per pound, down 25.36 cents from Septem ber. The October skim milk price per hundredweight was $9.63. The USDA reported that the wholesale price of Grade A butter at Chicago for October was $1.2445 per pound on the mercan tile exchange and the Central States nonfat dry milk price was $1.3155 per pound. solldst 608 Evergreen Rd. RD 2 Box 271 Lebanon, PA 17042 East Earl, PA 17519 (717) 270-6600 (717) 354-0584 1-800-646-6601 •*—liquids slide pump—► Gold Spootor
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