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Member Relations and Education
Linda w&s responsible for the
development and operation of
supervisor training programs. She
also coordinated the development
and printing of educational mater
ials, promotional materials and
newsletters for supervisors and
members. Linda has a Bachelor of
Science degree in Animal Sci
ences from the University of
Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis
Louganis Stars
For Sauder’s Eggs
LANCASTER Olympic
diving champion Greg Louganis
was in Lancaster and Mechanics
burg this week to produce a series
of TV commercials for Sauder’s
Eggs of Lititz. The commercials
are part of an ambitious promotion
program to gain brand recognition
for Sauder’s, one of the North
east’s largest marketers of eggs.
Paul Sauder, president of the
firm, said Louganis is an ideal
spokesman for his company.
“Greg is articulate, he’s know
ledgeable about nutrition, he’s a
great athlete and he ate lots of
eggs while he was training for the
Olympics.
“Eggs are a wholesome and
natural food. A certain amount of
medical folklore has cast eggs in
the role of cholesterol villain. I
think that’s unjust, especially with
the Sauder’s brand of lower
cholesterol eggs. Greg is going to
help us get our story out to the
public.”
Sauder said Sauder’s Eggs have
a cholesterol content of 195 milli
grams or less per large white egg.
“That’s 25 percent lower than the
272-milligrams-per-egg figure
used by most nutritionists, doctors
and food writers,” said Sauder.
Pesticide License Update
Training Meeting Set
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster)
The Eastern Lancaster County
Adult Farmer Program will con
duct an update training session for
holders of Private Applicator Pes
ticide Licenses to earn points tow
ard update certification. The meet
ing will be held on Tuesday even
ing, January 10, 1989, in the
all-purpose room of the Blue Ball
Elementary School beginning at
7:30 p.m.
Don Robinson, Adult Farmer
instructor, will present instruction
that will qualify for 2 core and 2
agronomic crop category credits
(hat most private applicators need
for re-certification. In addition to
covering material dealing with
safety, application, labels, and the
Maine, and a Master of Science
degree in Animal Nutrition from
the Pennsylvania State University.
In her new position, Ms. ScibU
ia will be responsible for the man
agement and operation of the Cen
tral Milk Testing Laboratory in
State College. The laboratory
serves the 6000 members of Penn
sylvania DHIA, testing 300,000
milk samples monthly for fat, pro
tein and somatic cell content
By producing eggs that are low
er in cholesterol, Sauder said he
hopes to recapture some of the
consumers who have stayed away
from eggs. “The egg is filled with
vitamins and minerals. It is the
best source of high quality protein
available in any food. It’s also low
in calories and very low in satur
ated fats, the real cholesterol
villain.”
Paul Sauder and his brother,
Glenn, are the third generation to
operate the family-owned firm.
Their grandfather began the busi
ness in the 1930 s by selling Lan
caster County poultry and eggs
door to door in Philadelphia.
Today, nearly all the eggs mark
eted by the Sauders are still pro
duced in Lancaster County.
The three TV spots featuring
Greg Louganis were produced by
a team from Mel Horst Advertis
ing Services, Winner, Pa. One of
the spots was shot at the Willow
Valley Convention Center just
south of Lancaster, while the other
two were filmed by cinematogra
pher Joe Cicak at Universal Video
in Mechanicsburg. The spots will
begin airing in mid-Febuary on
stations serving the southcentral
Pennsylvania marketplace.
laws as required for core credits,
he will discuss controlling weeds
and insects in field "crops such as
com, alfalfa, and soybeans. Dis
cussion will center on hard to con
trol weeds, new materials on the
market, and integrated pest man
agement practices that can be
used.
All interested persons are
invited to attend. Growers should
be sure to bring their current
license to the meeting. The Blue
Ball school is located on Ewell
Road, which is one mile east of
Blue Ball between routes 23 and
322. For additional information
call the Adult Farmer office at
345-4525.
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