—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 29, 1972
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Pa. Egg Marketing Assn. Meets
At the recent meeting of the
Pennsylvania Egg Marketing
Association, Russel Knorr
reported that a hand crafted
plaque, which he displayed,
would be redesigned to be fully as
effective but less expensive.
Placemats which will be used
were distributed.
Cards to be used by marketers,
salesmen, truck drivers, etc., to
cite a restaurant for proper
conduct in handling eggs were
distributed. When three such
cards from one restaurant reach
the committee, arrangements for
presentation of the plaque will be
made. Suggested publicity has
been prepared and it is expected
that local papers will carry
notices and pictures of the
presentation.
Knorr indicated that a start has
been made and now it is up to
members to each do his share.
Sam Berenson reported that a
Maryland meeting will be held on
the Phase II of the Egg Products
Act. It was stated that if such a
meeting is needed in Penn
sylvania, arrangements will be
made for one, but presently the
only arrangements made are for
meetings of the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture In
spectors for instructions in in
spections and restricted eggs.
The latest on this is that it cannot
be accomplished before March
It was also reported that the
Fowl Disposal Program has
bogged down and there is some
expectation that the new
Congress will not pass the one in
its present form. Considerable
opposition is building up and it
appears to be about time to come
up with a solid program on
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President Hess appointed K.M.
Souders to head a committee to
meet with Governor Shapp to
appraise him of the need for a
continuing marketing program
for the industry. Other members
on the committee include Earl
Hess and Sam Berenson.
A 1 Wenger stated that the
Cholesterol question has subsided
which is good, but the slow
down on research is not
desirable. Everyone should work
on a personal campaign and
efforts should be made to stop
any possibility of national con
ferences on the subject. It was
strongly stated that the USDA
should be forced to use their
resources and knowledge to
protect the industry.
President Earl Hess introduced
some new visitors. The
treasurer’s report was presented
by R. Clair Sauder and was ac
cepted as presented.
The chairman of the
nominating committee, K.M.
Souders, placed in nomination
the following: for president, John
Landis, Keller’s Creamery, Inc.,
855 Maple Avenue, Harleysville,
Pa. 19438; vice president, David
Lehman, Lehman’s Egg Service,
Box 99, Greencastle, Pa. 17225;
secretary, E.J. Lawless Jr, 4210-
A Sussex Drive, Colonial Park,
Harrisburg, 17109 (Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture);
treasurer, I.R. Musser, I.R.
Musser Poultry Farm, Box 372,
Mount Joy RDI, 17552; two
directors, Ben Burkholder,
Weaver’s Quality Eggs, 403
Custer Avenue, New Holland,
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the auditing committee, in
dicated that the records were ir
order
E. J. Lawless Jr,
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Joe M. Reed
Big Dutchman President
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pointed president and chief
executive officer of the Big
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Reed’s appointment follows
retirement of J H. DeWitt,
former chairman of the board,
and R. A DeWitt, former
president Both will continue as
consultants
In his new position, Reed will
head several Big Dutchman
companies including Favorite
Manufacturing Company,
manufacturer of poultry
equipment and animal cages for
animal laboratory research, New
Holland
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Milk Ruling Reversed
The US. Department of
Agriculture will not lift some
provisions of the Middle Atlantic
Federal milk marketing order to
provide unlimited diversions of
milk to unregulated plants in
January and February, as was
proposed earlier this month
USDA’s Consumer ano
Marketing Service said notice of
the action, as proposed, was
published in the Federal Register
January 4, giving until January 7
for filing comments. Several
Broken Bit Club Organizes
The Broken Bit 4-H Horse and
Pony Club held its first meeting
for the new year on January 21 at
the home of club member Karin
Risser
Natalie Immel brought the
meeting to order Jane Gregory
gave the secretary’s report.
Debra Gregory gave the
treasurer’s report
The club decided to have a sub
sale on March 4 Tentative plans
for a horse show and clinic were
made Both will be held later in
the year.
Officers for the new year were
elected They are: President,
Natalie Immel; vice president,
Karin Risser; secretary, Mickey
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independent producers had asked
for the suspension because the
handler to whom they sell had
notified them he might not be
able to take their milk after
January 1, unless he could divert
it for manufacturing uses.
Cooperatives in the market,
commenting in opposition to the
action, indicated that they have
offered the handler assurance
that they can handle the milk as
pool milk and make it available
to him at his nonpool processing
plant
Bachman, treasurer, Debra
Gregory, game leaders, Cindi
Enck and Teresa Hupp, news
reporters, Martha Gregory,
Brian Immel and Jane Gregory
Mrs Charles Risser, club
leader, showed movies of past 4-
H horse events
News Reporter,
Martha Gregory
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