12—*-Laiidaster Farming, Friday, May 9, 1958
Outstanding Speakers Highlight
PENB Annual Meeting in Chicago
(Continued from page seven)
Technical Research Advisory
Committee, suggested ways in
which the poultry industry might
put Cheskm’s findings to good
use
Stadelman pointed out that
expansion of eg g consumption in
all age groups can be accom
plished only “by a nationally in
tegrated promotional campaign
giving the true story relative to
eggs and good nutrition ”
He suggested exploiting the
nutritional value of eggs in all
advertising, publicity, and mer
chandising efforts to consumers
emphasizing the well balanced
nutritional aspects
Stadelman singled out young
homemakers as a primal y target
for this important egg nutritional
information because “there are
more housewives in this class
than others and because they
will influence more of the po
tential market in the next few
> ears ”
HELEN McCULLY, Food Edi
tor of McCall s magazine, con
gratulated PENB on its job of
distnbutmg informational mate
rial on poultry and eggs to a large
number of consumers In her
talk entitled “Let’s Help the
Homemakers” Miss McCully said
that it is the job of both maga
zines and oigamzations like PENB
to keep ahead of the times and
never stop exploring the new
horizons in foods To illustrate
her point she said “After all 10 '•
vears ago who ever heard of the
pizza ”
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session of the meeting Mrs. Anna
May Wilson, a prominent business
woman and mother of four
praised the convenience of eggs
saying-
“Consider the package has
anyone equaled it ? It is neat, no
wasted space, fits nicely into
the hand and is protected by an
inner lining that looks like a high
gra'de cellophane Eggs may be
cooked and eaten right from the
original package in which they
come, or served on your best
china platter.”
Mrs Wilson also had high
praise for the informational lit
erature which PENB distributes
to consumers She said “Could
any practicing housewife worthy
ot her name take a look at the
luscious Egg Cook Book without
rushing to her kitchen . . ”
MRS. MARY MARK STURM.
Director, Bureau of Home Eco
nonucs, Chicago Public Schools,
suggested Public Schools as fer
tile ground for PENB Education
al activities and also gave con
crete publicity - merchandising
suggestions to the industry on
how it igight do the job better
“In high school home economics
classes today, we feel that we are
serving to better inform the
homemaker of tomorrow, and
you might look to it as an oppor
tunity for selling tomorrow’s
homemaker today, ’ she said
She pointed out the consumer
education potential tor get of 15,
000 home economics teachers
with about a hundred pupils
apiece
Among the suggestions she en-
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Feeding System* Tests at Penn State Show
(Continued from page eleven)
cidentally In the trials reported
here no harmful or damaging side
cflects of using stilbestrol were
evident
The type of feed, thb average
daily gains of the implanted
steers, and the traditional gams
resulting from the implantation
are given in the table
Three years ago the Food and
Lrug Administration approved
umerated for doing a better job
of this total education progran
were the following
1 Make educational kits and ma
terials “flexible” so as to allow
an opportunity for teacher and
pupil to do some creative teach
ing and thinking
2 Make available to teachers and
~ classrooms more ‘‘live ’ demon
strations on the care and prep-J
aration of poultry in the home
economics classes and labora j
tones I
3 Make it possible for teacheis
to have easier access to egg
and poultry products so they
might use them oftener in
classroom and laboratory, work
4 Expand distribution of posters
films, and other usual aids
5 Advertise more and often am
‘more consistently in the pro
fcssional home economics mag
azmes
6 Exploit the egg carton for con
sumer eduation messages oi
buying and cooking of eggs
DR. PHILIP L. WHITE of the
American Medical Associatioi
asked the meeting for the kirn
ot facts a physician needs in or
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Quarryville, Pa.
the teeding of stilbestrol to steers
as a means of obtaining improved
gains during the fattening period
Stilbestrol is usually included in
the beef supplement to supply 10
milligrams daily per head Varia
tions in supplement consumption
cause a variation in stilbestrol in
take and the use .of supplements
with a fixed amount of stilbestrol
does not allow for flexibility in
tne amounts of supplement that
tan be safely fed
der to guide him ih his diet and
nutrition advice to his patients
White is Secretary of the
AMA’s Council on Foods and Nu
tnfion He asked for concrete
scientific information m these fol
lowing fiields
1 Nutrition value of eggs
chicken and turkey, raw and
cooked
He pointed out that although
this information is generally av
ailable, the variation in certain
of the nutnents is of special sig
nificance in today’s diets.
2 Digestibility of fats
White said, ‘ There seem to be a
number'of physicians who advise
heart patients to cut out eggs en
tirely If there is concrete evi
dence that this is either desir
able or unnecessary, the medical
profession shoutd be told ”
(Continued on page 13)
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, and Drug Administration approv
ed the implanting of stilbestrol
v'Ah steeis, a method -of adminis
tration similar to that used in
the production of capons. This
is cheaper than feeding stilbes
trol and allows for uniform treat
ment of all steers. The implant
made under the gkm of the ear
with a special instrument, easy
to use, several types of which aie
available A disadvantage of the
method is that the steer must bf>
caught and held quiet in order to
insert the implant.
The feeding of the steers in
various lots was under the super
\ision of R S. Sour and P J
Philips, Instructor and Graduate
Assistant in Animal Husbandry,
respectively
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