CLEARFIELD (Clearfield Co.)
Establishing rapport with par
ents, and dealing with inappropri
ate behavior problems will be fea
tured at the December 9 workshop
“Communicating With Parents,
Dealing With Tough Situations.”
The workshop will be held in the
restaurant/dining area of the
Clearfield County Vo-Tech
School, from 7 to 9 p.m.
The workshop will help day
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Susie Cordel
Your Financial Management Services Specialists.
Just like Farm Credit bankers, you'll find the
Farm Credit Financial Management Services
Specialists ready to talk business with you.
Your business...your recordkeeping, and...
your taxes.
Underneath the business attire, you'll find
people who know fanning. Most Farm Credit
Financial Management Services Specialists
were raised on the farm. They've also been
schooled in training programs recognized as
being the best in the industry.
And that's important.
It means that when you
talk with a Farm Credit
Financial Management
Services Specialist, you
won’t waste your time
talking with someone
who’s numbers smart
but farm foolish.
care providers and others who
work with young children to es
tablish rapport and ongoing com
munication with parents. Sharing
the good behavior as well as the
misbehavior is beneficial to both
the provider and the child’s par
ent Ways to foster ongoing shar
ing will be discussed.
Every day care provider has to
deal with tough situations, such as
biting, hitting, and other inappro
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From Farm Credit.
Nobody Knows The Field Better.
FARMCHEDTPft
knows theficld better.
Keystone Farm Credit, ACA
411 W. Roseville Road ~ Lancaster
(717) 291-1858
Be A Better Day-Care Provider
priatc behavior problems. Strate
gies to manage such behavior after
it has occurred will be shared, as
well as policies that reduce such
behavior problems will be dis
cussed. The importance of poli
cies will be stressed to ease com
munication between provider and
parents.
“Communicating With Patents
and Dealing With Tough Situa
tions” is sponsored by the Penn
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Bob Lathrop
What's more. Farm Credit Financial Manage
ment Specialists know farm record keeping
and understand farm tax law. That's why
they're called Specialists and why Farm
Credit can solve your recordkeeping and
tax problems.
Farm Credit is backed by 75 years of commit
ment to the agricultural community with its
extensive lending programs. The Financial
Management Services department has that
same commitment and reliability.
State Cooperative Extension in
Clearfield and Jefferson counties.
The workshop is prepared for
family day care providers; how
ever the content is appropriate for
others working with young chil
dren: preschool personnel, church
school teachers, and parents.
There is no fee for the work
shop, but interested persons need
to register by calling either An-
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Grace Garber
So, for unparalleled ex
pertise coupled with
varied recordkeeping
options, a related tax prep
aration service, and the
assurance of complete
confidentiality ~ call your
local Financial Manage
ment Services Specialist.
I, Saturday, January 4, 1992-B9
incaatar Fai
drea Bresslcr at 765-7878, or Nan
cy Covert at 849-7361. We’ll need
your name, address and phone
number.
This 'workshop is the eighth in a
series of 10 training sessions for
family day care providers, and is
the last workshop until 1992.
Questions may be answered by
calling the Clearfield County of
fice at 765-7878.
Results
Are In:
June Dairy
emotions
Successful
SYRACUSE, N.Y.—
The American Dairy
Association and Dairy
Council's (ADADC)
June Dairy Month
(JDM) promotions
resulted in increased
dairy product sales.
ADADC reports that
one supermarket chain
using June Dairy Month
point-of-purchase
(POP) materials sold an
additional 27,100
pounds of cheese, with
an average price of
$2.75, during June. This
represents a return of
$17.57 for every dollar
invested by dairy pro
ducers for the promo
tion of dairy products.
Eighty percent of the
marketplace was reach
ed through the place
ment of June Dairy
Month point-of
purchase materials in
supermarkets. Accord
ing to Michele Martens,
director of advertising
and promotion, "A-
D ADC's placement goal
was exceeded by 10
percent."
Forty-seven percent
of the supermarket
chains utilizing
ADADC's June Dairy
Month point-of
purchase materials also
used the JDM clip art in
newspaper store ads fea
turing dairy products.
Additionally, ADADC's
goal of reaching the
wholesale market was
exceeded by 30 percent.
Approximately 79
percent of the indepen
dent supermarkets in
ADADC's marketing
area also used June
Dairy Month clip art in
their newspaper ads fea
turing dairy products,
maximizing newspaper
ad coverage during the
JDM promotion period.