&—-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 16, 1959
Nat l Co-op Meet Set
AlC's 31st Session is Aug. 9-12
URBANA—About 3,000 farm leaders and farm youth chairman of local arrange
are expected to gather on the University of Illinois campus ments for the conference. He
August 9-12 for the 31st annual summer session of the Am- reports that there will be am
erican Institute of Cooperation. The theme for this year’s P l ® housing on the campus,
conference will be “Gearing Cooperatives to Serve Modern a d e Through°his office
Agriculture.” Two ial events’ also
Paul C. Johnson .editor; of More than 1,200 young far sehe duied in conjunction wi-
Prairie Farmer, will be the mers and rural youth will at- the the conference are the a
keynote speaker during the tend their own special ses- nua j Extension Workers Wo
open.ng general session on sions, including discussions on August 7-8 and
Monday, August 10. Ray- tours of local cooperatives the Workshop Wo
mond W. Miller, former In- and nearby farms. rkers of Cooperatives on Au
statute president and now All farm leaders and oth- mj S t g
with the Harvard Graduate ers interested in agricultural
School of Business, will sp- marketing and services sh
eak at the closing session on ould find the Illinois program
Wednesday evening, August of great interest and value,
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Specml group and session DC. ;
al meetings covering current G L Jordan, University '
operating problems of co-ops of Illino s Department of Ag-if
tvill be featured ncultural Economics, is the" 1
according to Institute presi
dent J. K. Stern, Washington
The old split-boot type co
rn planters which Pennsylva
nia farmers “have been using
for years were not designed
for high speed tractor oper
ation, explains Henry Wood
ing, Penn State extension ag
Incultural engineer. He says
the fertiliser applicator sh
ould be modified before pl
anting this year’s corn crop.
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Fish Comm. Team U
To Halt Stream Spoi
Representatives of the So
utheastern Pennsylvania Fish
Commission Section recently
met with John P. Durr, Re
g'onal Sanitary Engineer,
Pennsylvania Department of
Health, Reading and discus
sed ways the two agencies
can more effectively stop st
ream pollution from all sour
ces.
Working with the Fish
Commission, Durr said, will
provide us wih additional
knowledge of stream and wa
ter areas that are being-pol
luted.
Also, Durr continued, I be
lieve we will be able to de
termine more quickly the ca
uses of fish killing in streams
that mighe be the result of
pollution.
In many instances, sa'd J
S Ogden, Regional Fish War-
E. MUSSER HEISEY
R. D. 2, Mount Joy, Pa
den, York, our v
brought to my j
wage being dlSc !
septic tanks
directly into S (
We now wui
get quicker at
these conditions
closer with tu
of Health
Robert B rw
al Sanitarian, tr
group with an t J
the nuisance abai
on discharges f roi)
nks and cesspool
ed out the pro™
sary to obta’n ab
such nuisances
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