Program Planned
For NEPPCO
October 7.8,9
The poultry industry of the
Northeast may well be at the,
point of critical decision both
from the point of mechandismg
its nroducts more effectively and
adopting the production tools
that will holds its place in the na
tional picture.
An analysis of this ‘crossroads ’
position provides the foundation
for a three-day, all-star educa
tional program at the exposition
of the Northeastern Poultry Pro
ducers Council (NEPPCO) in
Harrisburg, Pa, Oct 7-8 9
Key ingredients in the produc
tion side of the future will take
the spotlight on the opening day
The started pullet business, one
of the newer developments on the
poultry scene, will be discussed
by two of the leading figures in
the field A Howard Fmgar,
Hudson, N Y and James C
Weisel, Rosemont, N J Milton R
Dunk, editor of Poultry Tribune
magazine, will be moderator
VENTILATION and heating
will be under discussion later that
afternoon Featured speakers arc
Dr Ernest N Scarborough, Uni
versity of Delaware engineer
Ralph Hall, Bnmfield, Mass , and
Walter Klammer, Jr, Mountam
view, N J All three are expected
to nail down some of the new
theories that thi eaten to revolu
tionize poultry housing and in
stallations
Sales promotion and merchan
dising are the headline topics for
Wednesday. Oct 8, the conven
tion’s second day Leading off is
Jeff Coates, Akron, Pa, profes
sional sales consultant and train
er of salesmen' Not only will he
give the industry a professional
view of production promotion, but
he is expected to dig into such
fields as the selection and train
ing of salesmen, and the underly
ing philosophy of successful sell
ing
Coates will be followed by three
trained advertising and merch
andising men who will get down
to brass tacks in analyzing current
industry promotion, and setting
the industry on the track toward
sounder, more extensive programs
in the future. Leading off the tno
is Fred Lang, advertising execu
tive of Vineland, N. J, who ha=
a long history #f sales promotion
and advertising in the poultxy
field.
THURSDAY, the final day of
t>i" exoosttion, will find a hard
hitting examination of the present
and future prospects for the pout
try industry m the Northeast
How it can get a firmer grip on
present markets and go on to cap
ture new ones will play a basic
role m the discussions
Dr A William Jasper, whose
keen insight into the shifting
tides of the poultry economy has
made him one of the leading
figures in the field, will lead off
the discussion panel Following
up will be Dr Kenneth Hood, cur
rently assistant secretary of the
American Fai m Bureau Federa
tion and an acknowledged author
ity in poultiy economics To be
sure that theory and practice ai?
teamed together for maximum ef
fectiveness, a poultiy business
man James Mendelsohn. Bel
fast, Me has been scheduled ai
the wind up speaker
Turkey glowers will have their
own speaking piogram on Tues
day under the chairmanship of
Russell Ryoi, Calcium, N Y Pole
shelters for turkeys will be dis
cussed by George Wentz, Ambler,
Pa, Presley Taylor, Gambnlls
Md , and William Gozzi, Guilford
Conn After the showing of a film
on selling quarter tmkevs, there
will be a no holds-barred debate
on the National Turkey Market
ing Act
WITH HARRY Kauffman,
Pennsylvania State University,
monitoring the discussion, the
“hot” topic will be silted by Pet
er Crafts, Grasmere, N. H, presi-
dent of the National Turkey Fed
eration, and E Y Smith, Genoa,
N. Y.
Poultry youngsters will have
their own educational program on
Tuesday, the opening day, begin
ning at 9.00 a m It will be a two
hour session, “Youth Wants to
Know’’, and features several in
dustry leaders in an open forum
discussion on key problems
All sessions will be held m the
Small Arena of the Farm Show
Building, where special arrange
ments are being made for im
proved seating and acoustics
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Layer House A mte + Broiler House
$4.50 PER BIRD Cost - $1.35 PER SQ. FOOT
Layers—
Big Dutchman Automatic Feeders
Big Dutchman Automatic Waterers
Big Dutchman Automatic Pit Cleaners
Big Dutchman Egg Cooling Unit
Big Dutchman Refrigeration Dooi
Exterior . . . Approved insulation board or aluminum siding
Roof . • Choice of (1) Aluminum (2) Built-up
Interior . . . Walls and ceiling fully insulated with approved materials
Ventilation . . . Easily controlled year-round screened, adjustable, rocf ndge
Windows . . - Adjustable wood or aluminum sash with flex-o-glass or fibreglas
Doors . . . One 10-foot divided door per end One-man door pet 100 ft of house
Bulk-Bins . . • Herr’s metal bins.
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Avoid Farm Pond
Swimming Mishaps
Farm ponds are too much fun
to iisk the chance of an accident
'•ajs Assistant Chaster County
Agent Frank E Sort/ He ofleis
a lew piecautions to help avoid a
tragic drowning, or less serious
Waici accident
When swimming is permitted,
he certain youngsters have super
vision Keep non-swimmers out of
the pond unless adult swimmers
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Quality workmanship, materials and equipment used throughout.
Dutch-Made Package Poultry Houses include the following equipment:
Both houses feature full-length ridge-type ventilation
Design . . . Pole type construction
Sizes ... 40 ft width, other widths available Any length 96 ft
ables of 12 ft.
KUIPERS BROS.,
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Fsrg Holding Room
Herr’s Bulk Feed Bins
Dutch-Made Nests
Egg Washer, Baskets, Etc.
Notice These Outstanding Features
For More Information and Details Contact
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art present and swim area is pro
tccted Encourage everyone m the
family to learn to swim
A few nieces ot equipment may
prevent an accident Keep a
short piece of nlank shaped like a
suif boaid and painted white
av ailable to shove toward a swim
mer in trouble Inexpensive do
vghnut-shaped livesavers attach
ed to a rope can be tossed to a
Patch - Made
Package
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BROILERS—
Big Dutchman Automatic Feeders
Big Dutchman Automatic Wateieis
Blooding System
Ilea’s Bulk Feed Bins
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Ph. ELgin 4-0791 or 4-2149
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Minor accidents such as cuts
rnd scratches, may happen when
cans, bioken glass or wue aie
left at the pond aiea Make the
pond an attractive and sale re
creation spot Then a few pie-,
cautions will Keep it that way.
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