Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 30, 1993, Image 25

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JUNIOR THRU-YKAR-OLO
CS Owl Crook Gaunt Bizzby
M-PA Junior S-Yoar-OM
Eric Troutman, Mohrsville, PA
Reserve C Anchorvale Gabrieli* Pate
Megan Souder, Mechanicsburg, PA
Reserve Penn Gate Mark P Abbey
Steve & Chris Wood, Littlestown, PA
Reserve Globa Run CB Topgun Oslo
Lory Baker, McConnellsburg, PA
Hon. Mon. Parkacres Starbuck Mia
Donald Eaton & Scott Bryer
Adapisville, PA
SINIOR THRU-YKAR-OLD
MI-PA Miss Magic Flair
Barb Reisinger & Heidi Miller
Carlisle, PA
Reserve HHIa-Hopo Mark A Cindy-ET
David Hill, Shippensburg, PA
Hon. Mon. C-Ponlow Iran Jothro
Paul & Carolyn Moyer
Roaring Branch, PA
Hon. Mon. Splendor Ridge Alton
Richard & Wilber Wheeler, Gillett, PA
1993 All-Pennsylvania Holstein Winners Named .
AD-PA Gor-Wood-D Jathro Buttermilk
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
Reserve Solid Gold Rotate Easter
Mike & Cindy Weimer, Emlenton, PA
Hon. Men. Gor-Wood D Fond R Heavenly
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
POUR-YIAR-OLD
Reserve Atdlni Inspiration Amber
Aldina Holstelns, Chambersburg, PA
Hon. Man. Helen Juste Beauty Trixie
Craedln Cornman, Carlisle, PA
PIVR-YKAR-OLD
AH-PA Pann-Qata Beautician Clara
Steve & Chris Wood, Littlestown, PA
AOBD COW
MI-PA Campbell Run Valiant Joyce
Mark & David Campbell, Ford City, PA
Reserve Ber-Woed-0 Jet Rons
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
Hon. Mon. Penn Gate Malroso Tinker
Steve & Chris Wood, Littlestown, PA
100,000 cow
i^^^E' 1
AH-PA Gor-Wood-D Valiant Racquolts
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
100,000 cow
AI-PA Cliiis-Co BV Star Petra
George Christman, Chambersburg, PA
Reserve C Boltonia Warden Julia
6or-Wood-D, Mansfield, PA
Reserve Navar Rest M Chairman Anaia
Justin McMurray, Eighty-Four, PA
Hon. Mon. Gor-WMd-D Prophot Fayno
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
Dairy Board Promotes Chocolate Milk
ARLINGTON. Va. To help
boost fluid milk sales, the Nation
al Dairy Promotion and Research
Board is conducting a chocolate
milk promotion this fall. Advertis
ing began airing across most of the
country on Sept. 27.
Supported by a 15-second com
mercial. the promotion positions
chocolate milk as a snack, an eat
ing occasion typically low for
white milk consumption.
The goal of the promotion is to
increase total fluid milk sales, so
the campaign promotes all choco
late milk, whether ready-to-serve
chocolate milk or white milk for
mixing.
After the promotion, the Na
tional Dairy Board is to compare
the impact on fluid sales of three
advertising and promotion me
thods conducted during the seven'
week campaign. In one set of mar
kets. the National Dairy Board airs
dnly white milk advertising on
TV.
In another set of markets, white
and chocolate milk advertising
airs. In the third set of markets,
white and chocolate milk advertis
ing airs in addition to promotional
activities for chocolate milk.
Each method will be evaluated
based on the increase of total fluid
milk sales in its respective mar
kets. The board will also measure
retail sales of chocolate syrups
and powders in the various mar-
■■ST THRU PIMALSS
AH-PA Gor-Wood-D Holstein*
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield. PA
AN-PA Penn Sate Hoistafni
Steve & Chris Wood, Littlestown, PA
Reserve Globe Run
John Foster, Jr. & Family
Petersburg, PA
Hon. Man. Amoore Holstains
Arthur Moore Family, Mercer, PA
PRODUCK OP DAM
All-PA Gor-Wood-D Wardm Fond Memory
Gordon & Dorothy Wood, Mansfield, PA
Reserve Autumn-View Bootmaker Annie
Autumn View, Petersburg, PA
Hon. Men. Scotchman IT Judy
Jeff & Mary Kay Roche, New Oxford, PA
DAM A DAUOHTER
All-PA Meadow-Vu Harmony Carol
Moadow-Vu Sir Arn Cookie
Robert & Rhodena Eckstme
Mercersburg, PA
Rosorva Dyer Acres Nika Prostar-Rod
Dyar Acres Norton Fortran-Rad
Dyar-Acres Holsteins
Shippensburg, PA
Hon. Mon. Autumn Vlow Odyssoy Angol
Autumn Viow A St«r Ancio
Autumn View Holsteins, Petersburg, PA
kets since many people mix their
own chocolate milk at home rather
than buy ready-to-serve chocolate
milk.
The promotion and advertising
will target kids, ages 6-11, and
teens, ages 12-17.
Building on the chocolate milk
promotion held last year, the Na
tional Dairy Board joined up with
the American Academy of Pedia
tric Dentistry (AAPD). Dentists
members of the Academy —.
reviewed research (some of it
funded by America’s dairy farm
ers via the checkoff) about choco
late milk and its effects on diet,
health and teeth. From that re
search, the dentists determined
chocolate milk is a preferred
snack.
To help support this fall’s cho-'
colate milk campaign, the Nation
al Dairy Board developed a bro
chure titled “Snacking and Your
Child's Dental Health,” with the
AAPD. It was distributed to 740
supermarket chains for dairy mer
chandisers and consumers affairs
specialists to order for distribution
to their shoppers. Over 300,000
copies have been ordered to date.
Fpr a free copy of the brochure,
write to: National Daily Board,
“Snacking and Dental Health,”
2111 Wilson Blvd., Stc. 600. Ar
lington. VA 22201.