Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 19, 1991, Image 42

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    A42-Lancaster farming, Saturday, October 19 1991
VERNON ACHENBACH, JR.
Lancaster Fanning Staff
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) Leon Wilkinson, of Land
enberg, Chester Co., received the
nod from the state Senate Agricul
tural and Rural Affair Committee
Wednesday for reappointment to
the Pennsylvania Milk Marketing
Board.
A member of the PMMB since
April 1986, and a retired dairyman
whose sons operate the 4,000 acre,
1,000-milking herd Wilkinson
Farms, was given unanimous sup
port by the members of the Senate
Agriculture and Rural Affairs
Committee for another term on the
board.
The Pennsylvania Milk Market
ing Board is a controlling board
Promotional Activities
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Numerous promotion and edu
cation programs, designed to
increase consumer awareness of
Pennsylvania's beef industry,
highlight this year's "October is
Beef Month" celebration. Spon
sored by the Pennsylvania Beef
Council, the month-long activities
are taking place when traditionally
a large number of cattle are
marketed.
An initial mailing to daily and
weekly newspapers within the
state helped to heighten consumer
interest and knowledge of Pen
nsylvania's beef industry. Hoss's
Steak & Sea Houses, this year's
beef backer winner, cooperated
UNI-HYDRO
IRONWORKER • T 4014 - 40 Ton
*> • 4214 - 42 Ton
\' m f J * 5014 -50 Ton
« l r ‘ i W • 6514 -65 Ton
f • 5524 - 55 Ton
• 7024 - 70 Ton
jm • 9524 - 95 Ton
• 120-24 - 120 Ton
DAVIDS.
873 S. Railroad Street
For Picnic Tables, Etc. Myerstown, PA 17067
(717) 866-6556 Answering Service
1991
BARN PAINTING I
Aim For The Best - |
In Coating Film Thickness ■
To do It right use the finest kind of bristle brush |
evening out the coating into a film thickness that |
does not peel In normal moisture stress (found on ■
most barn siding from outside and inside by livestock
or stored animal feed ) J
1. PREPARATION. Peeling old coatings (improperly .
brushed) needs to beremoved The best method j
is simply water blasting or power washing' High
volume of water - medium pressure is best' Done '
professionally or do it yourself, especially on the I
easy to reach areas This is resurfacing!" I
2. BEST NEW START ON RESURFACED WOOD j
SI DING After spraying on this kind of barn paint or '
stain take time to pay attention to brush out in all I
directions to create a film thickness that will pre- I
vent future peeling & resurfacing costs & effort I
Th's film will let excess moisture breathe through |
it Depending on the amount of weather wear it |
can be recoated lightly in 10-15 years Southern ■
exposures usually wear faster |
For more information call
215-445-6186 or write
pJVP ) PHARES S. HURST
X.- 1 " 1 ' 233 E. Maple Grove Rd.
Narvon, PA 17555
BRUNING PAINT
Wilkinson Gets Nod For Reappointment
which is in place as a check of the
regulation of the milk industry in
Pennsylvania, charged with ensur
ing safe, fairly priced, fluid milk
for consumers and processors, and
also to ensure fair prices for
dairymen.
Wilkinson is a nominee by Gov.
Robert Casey, but is at odds with
the Casey administration’s control
of PMMB funds.
In discussing his first term on
the board, Wilkinson said, “I had
some priority issues when I came
on, and I’m sorry to say I haven’t
gotten them all accomplished yet I
think with the budget restraints as
most all of the department have
found that some of these things had
to be put aside.
“Through our fees and licensing
we raise about $1,300,000 a year
with the Beef Council on the
October Beef Month promotion
through the use of special napkins,
placemats and crew buttons.
Laneco Supermarkets, a retail
chain consisting of 24 stores, dis
played special Beef Month point
of-purchase materials.
County beef organizations have
actively placed foodservice and
retail materials at local restaurants
and grocery stores. The Beef
Council also sponsored two retail
meat merchandising seminars and
cosponsored, with Dairy Council,
Inc., a dietitian conference.
"The scope of activities being
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Red 250 W $3.29 ea.
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(lector complete with hanger MM
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HEATERS
3500 BTU $148.88
50000 BTU $178.88
70000 btu $249.88
$288.88
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9040.09 poiyuralhan* G.»
100,000 BTU
150,000 BTU
Leon Wilkinson
Highlight
conducted, from retail and health
care seminars to an extensive
media mailing, will help the
industry market its products dur
ing a period of heavy meat sup
plies." says David Ivan, Executive
Director of the Pennsylvania Beef
Council. "The industry benefits
from the merchandising and edu
cational seminars, however, will
far outlast our October
timeframe."
In addition to the activities out
lined above, the Beef Council is
also preparing a mailing for high
school libraries which will serve
as a reference booklet on the
ENTION POULTRY
RMERS SAVE ON
LONG LIFE
LIGHT BULBS
24 Watt 130 V
40 Watt 5000 Hr,
60 Watt
75 Watt
100 Watt
PVPHILLIPS 66
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and that goes through the general
fund (as do state income tax
revenues) and some way it sort of
got detoured and didn’t get back to
us to utilize.
“It has been very upsetting to me
to think that we have spinning our
wheels for the last four or live
months worrying about budget,
when there are so many jobs out
there that need to be satisfied.”
Wilkinson was talking about the
fact that even though the PMMB
had received a general fund alloca
tion of $950,000 this year from tax
funds, the Casey administration’s
policy of releasing funds has been
on a limited basis.
According to Wilkinson, the
agency is short a number of audi
tors and expects to lose several
mote through early retirement
Beef Month
state's beef industry.
The month of activities will cul
minate with Beef Day at Penn
State, on October 26 for the Penn
State versus West Virginia foot
ball game. A special beef pressbox
luncheon is planned, and the Beef
Council will sponsor a tailgate
appreciation dinner for various
faculty representatives at Penn
State.
The October Beef Month prom
otion is just part of a coordinated
marketing program funded by the
$1 per head beef checkoff
program.
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FIELD FENCE
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6’ $2.79
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4” TUBE INSULATOR
JOLT 4000 LOW IMPEDANCE ELECTRIC FENCER
Delivers twice the power of traditional 20-mlle fencers. ENERGY OUTPUT:
Perfect lor large horse and medium stock operations. 1.1 JOULE
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against weather and lightning yOOiSf “
JOLT 2000 LOW IMPEDANCE ELECTRIC FENCER
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„ . ENERGY OUTPUT:
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Even though additional auditors
arc needed in order for the agency
to carry out its mission in an effec
tive manner, the Casey administra
tion has neither freed funds to the
agency or allowed the agency to
hire replacements for existing pos
itions, much less additional ones.
The Casey administration, faced
with a huge budget deficit over the
past couple of years has not given
the agency the money it raised for
its own operation, but has kept the
funds to offset spending in other
areas.
Even more, when the dairy
industry supported increasing
licensing and fees to increase oper
ational revenue for the PMMB, the
Casey administration kept the
money.
After giving testimony, the agri
culture committee, most of whom
know Wilkinson, readily approved
his reappointment and also asked
of his support for H.B. 872, legis
lation which would remove the
governor’s authority over any allo
cated tax funds set by the Legisla
ture to the PMMB.
Wilkinson said he supports the
measure, though he said he didn’t
know if it would matter as far as
being able to hire replacement
auditors for the PMMB, since Sec
retary of Budget Michael Her
shock, has been refusing to author
ize hiring of personel to the
PMMB.
The committee later approved
reporting H.B. 872 out of commit
tee for consideration.
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