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    First Lady Michele Ridge
Sports Milk Mustache
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) Sporting a milk mus
tache, Pennsylvania First Lady
Michele Ridge encouraged Penn
sylvanians to drink their milk
during an Osteoporosis Preven
tion event held at the state Capi
tol on May 31.
Sponsored by the Pennsylva
nia Department of Health and
regional Dairy Councils, the
event kicked off with opening
statements by Pennsylvania Phy
sician General Dr. Robert S.
Muscalus and Ridge. Both stress
ed the importance of consuming
calcium-rich dairy products and
exercising as ways to prevent os
teoporosis, a crippling bone dis
ease.
Osteoporosis often is associat
ed with the elderly, but it can de
velop silently for years, putting
even the young at risk. “Too
many children, and I would say
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adults today, drink soft drinks
instead of milk,” Ridge said.
“Many of these same children
also sit and watch television or
play video games instead of exer
cising.”
Good nutrition and healthy
lifestyle habits are key to pre
venting osteoporosis, according
to Muscalus. “In most cases, os
teoporosis can be prevented by
eating a balanced diet rich in cal
cium and vitamin D; by partici
pating in regular, weight-bearing
exercise; by not smoking; and by
avoiding alcohol use,” he said.
In* addition to the state De
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health-related organizations,
Dairy Council Middle Atlantic
was on hand to support Pennsyl
vania’s statewide effort to pre
vent osteoporosis.
“It was very exciting to collab
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tions that support this cause,”
said Pat Kennedy, MS, RD,
Dairy Council’s Health Profes
sional Programs Coordinator.
“Working with the Department
of Health and other key influ
ences will help us even more to
get the word out on the impor
tance of consuming dairy prod
ucts for osteoporosis prevention.’
According to the National Os
teoporosis Foundation, Pennsyl
vania is one of the leading states
in the number of osteoporosis
sufferers. More than half a mil
lion Pennsylvanians, including
one in two women and one in
eight men over age 50, suffer
from the disease.
“Adequate calcium intake is
crucial in maintaining strong
bones and in preventing this dis
ease,” Kennedy said. “Research
has shown that dairy foods are a
preferred source of calcium in
the diet.”
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 24, 2000-A23
Get Moo-ving With Milk
Seeking The Next Milk Mustache
COLUMBUS, Ohio Dairy
farmers and milk processors in
Ohio, West Virginia and western
Pennsylvania are working to
gether to help Americans drink
up.
For the third consecutive year,
the “milk mustache” mobile will
be visiting more than 100 cities,
April through October, on a cru
sade to educate Americans about
the importance of physical activ
ity and the vital role milk plays
in staying healthy and fit.
Teaming up with ESPN, the
“Get Moo-ving with Milk Tour”
will encourage participants to in
clude milk in their diets offering
them the chance to test their ath
letic skills against milk celeb
rities in an interactive sports
challenge. At the conclusion of
the tour, one national winner
will be chosen to appear in a
milk ad, sporting their lips, in a
future edition of ESPN The
Magazine.
All ages
attendance will
have the op
portunity to
conduct a
free person-
STATE COLLEGE (Centre Co.) The Penn
State Dairy Science Club and the Pennsylvania
Holstein Association will team up to sponsor the
17th annual Nittany Lion Fall Classic consign
ment sale on Saturday, October 28.
This year’s sale comes a week earlier, so selec
tion committee members will be eager to ap
proach Holstein breeders in the next few
months. Last year’s successful sale averaged
$2,051.
This year’s goal is to select about 75 top quali
ty springing Holstein heifers and young Holstein
cows. A small select group of high-pedigree
calves will also be sold.
The Nittany Lion Fall Classic sale committee
members are; Overall Chair - Olivia Courtney,
Mansfield, PA; Assistant Chair - Josh Hushon,
Airville, PA.
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Penn State Dairy Science Club members use
the Fall Classic as a “hands-on” educational op
portunity. The sale provides first hand experi
ence in selecting, merchandising, personal man
agement, and finances.
This year the Club hopes to continue the suc
cess of past sale’s to keep this strong tradition
going into the next century.
If you are interested in consigning, call Ken
Raney at the PHA office (814-234-0364); Olivia
Courtney at (570-549-6422), or the Department
of Dairy and Animal Science at Penn State at
(814-865-7638) and ask for Larry Muller or Dale
Oliver.
al fitness assessment and speak
to a registered dietitian from the
dairy farmer-funded American
Dairy Association & Dairy
Council Mid East or a local
sports trainer about the right
combination of diet and exercise.
The calcium and nutrients in
lowfat milk may make it the new
weapon in helping the nation
fight the battle of the bulge and
shape up. New research shows
that besides strengthening bones,
lowfat, calcium-rich milk may
help turn up your body’s fat
burning ability, helping you to
drop weight more easily.
The “milk mustache” mobile
will be at the following locations
throughout the summer. Akron,
Ohio; Sept. 25, Charleston, W.
Va.; July 9-14, Cincinnati, Ohio:
June 27-30, Cleveland, Ohio;
Sept. 22-24, 26, Columbus, Ohio;
Sept. 15-19, Dayton, Ohio: June
26, Johnstown, Pa.: July 20, New
Philadelphia, Ohio: July 9, North
Canton, Ohio: Sept. 28, Pitts
burgh, Pa.: July 13-17, and Tole
do, Ohio: Oct. 12.
Fall Classic
Date Set
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