The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 10

FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1979 10 Speakers express optimism at meeting of state dairymen I I 1 ft. Man charged with burglary, not drug sale TROY The Advertiser reported Thursday that Charlie James Green of Troy was arrested on a charge of sale of marijuana In a dragnet that resulted in the arrest of 24 persons in connection with 36 indictments recently returned by the Pike County grand jury. ft 1 -m imitation products, and the fast food industry. He pointed out that advertising budgets for each of these catagories is considerably higher than that for milk. Presently milk is running third in the list of beverages most often used by consumers.

Soft drinks and fruit drinks are used most often, coffee is second on the list, milk is third and beer is running a close fourth. Dr. N.L. Shory pointed out that milk has a higher nutritional value than drinks in the other catagories. Shory, through the American Dental Association, works with a committee to prohibit the sale of confections in schools.

Among the confections he would like to prohibit is soft drinks. Shory said milk is a good substitute for such drinks. as 1 vW-S all, production is holding steady, there is a plentiful feed supply, and consumption has increased slightly. He sees a threat from imports of cheese and the recent advent of imitation cheeses on the market. "I think imitation dairy products could be the most serious problem facing the dairy industry," Meyer said.

Most of the imitation products are cheeses. Meyer feels that imitation cheeses should be sold under another name, just as margarine and butter are sold under different names. Meyer feels that the American Dairy Industry should direct its attention to these and other problems. Among current projects is one aimed at increasing the milk industry's share of the consumer market. Bob Earle, with the Southeast United Dairy Industry Association, told dairymen earlier in the day that the group needs to expand its advertising.

He said the dairy industry competes with other beverage products, By CYNTHIA SMITH Advertiser Staff Writer Alabama dairymen heard speakers express hope for an optimistic future in the dairy business at a combined meeting of three dairy-related groups Thursday. The three groups, the American Dairy Associaton of Alabama, the Dairy and Food Nutrition Council of Alabama and the Alabama Dairy Trade Show, held the day-long meeting in Montgomery. Alabama Gov. Fob James opened the meeting by promising to help the dairy farmers to "the best of my ability." His sentiments were echoed by Lt. Gov.

George McMillan at the luncheon, "All you've go to do is let me know what I can do." Eugene C. Meyer, the featured speaker at the meeting, told dairymen, "The outlook for dairy farming is about as good as it's been for 25 years." Meyer, who is managing editor of Hoard's Dairyman Magazine in Ft. Atkinson, explained that over The names wre provided by Circuit Clerk Robert Newman, who called Thursday to correct the Green charge. Green was actually charged with first-degree burglary, according to Newman. Advert tecr pJeoto kj David Craw Clarence King, left, state dairy president John Sandy, vice president, with milking machine cans Wb OOBay HtsGGa? SMm iiu nnu Morris Corp.

purchases Brewton, Atmore papers Aum nmjpircsssifors IHsdkicDiMmn price was not disclosed. Morris Newspaper Corp- publishes more than 30 newspapers in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kansas and California. The newspaper chain, headquartered in Savannah, also owns television station WEWB-TV in Macon, Ga. Morrissette has owned The Atmore Advance since 1959, and Gardner has owned The Brewton Standard since 1958. Morrissette, who is immediate past president of the Alabama Press Association, will remain with The Atmore Advance as chairman of the board of directors for an unspecified time.

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