Lancaster Farming Saturday, October 3, 1987-D3l
Market Researcher Joins NDB Staff
The National Dairy "Boa'rd is September 14, 1987, William F. Vice President, Market and Eco- He brings a good balance of mark- University and his M.B.A. in
pleased to announce that effective Diggins assumed the position of nomic Research. etmg and research to our evalua- marketing from Boston
Bill comes to the Board from U on programs,” said NDB Chief University.
A rmli> T? Mapes&Ross of Princeton, New Executive Officer, Joseph The National Dairy Promotion
■* vwMKilf Jersey, a firm specializing in Wcstwater. and Research Board, composed of
advertising testing. As senior i n other staff news. Chuck 36 dairy farmers, was established
QtnrtQ Tnrlst\l account executive, Bill was Timpko will assume new responsi- by The Dairy and Tobacco Adjust
kJ lilt IA JL UUliy responsible for data analysis and bilities as manager, market and ment Act °f 1983 to develop and
client presentations of marketing economic data analysis. He previ- administer a coordinated program
The 23rd National Apple Held annually, the festival is and advertising research projects. ous iy served in the position of °f promotion, research and nutri-
Harvest Festival will be held the sponsored by the Upper Adams Prior to joining Mapes & Ross, assistant director of collections bon education to strengthen the
first two weekends of October—3 Jaycces, Biglerville. Pennsylvani- Bill worked for the Gallup Organ!-" and compliance since joining the dairy industry position in the
to 4 and 10 to 11,1987 from 9 a. Festival admission is; Adults $3; zation, also of Princeton, as Assis- NDB staff in January 1985. Timp- marketplace. This effort is
a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at the South Children under 12 Free. Group tant Project Director. He was ko earned a B.S. degree in interna- financed by America’s dairy
Mountain Fairgrounds, Arendt- rates are available upon request, responsible for market research, ti ona i relations from Georgetown fanners.”
sville, Pennsylvania, 10 miles For more information, please data analysis, report presentations 1
north of Gettysburg, in the heart of call The Gettysburg Travel Coun- and social research projects.
apple country. cil, 717/334-6274. Prior to his experience with TX A C AA l rr IT
market research firms. Bill served UvvKS XJ.iIV
a three-year term as assistant pro
dode IM wJ - fessor at Tulane University where k i rij -«-i
SOME EXTRA he taught the application and uses AllCl SIFEW r'anHCrS
** , tnL of statistics. He received his B.A.
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(71 J1Z^ 8 ' 3641 . ING^ T , M ,|„ M M J Draft Horses demonstrating road-grading,
H log-skidding, sewing grain, hitching and
harnessing, treadmill and hayrides. I
Other special attractions:
Children’s games Country Music
Blacksmithing Quilt display
Farm machinery Corn-shelling contest
Shingle-making Dutch food
Butchering Toy tractor display I
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