—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 8.1970
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Horn
Cincinnati
Two leading figures in the
Southeastern Pennsylvania poul
try industry are on the program
committee planning the Third
International Poultry Industiy
Exposition at the Cincinnati Ex
position Center. Cincinnati, Ohio
October 26-29.
They are: Donald E. Horn of
D. E. Horn & Co., York, and
ttendrik Wentink. Miller &
Cushong, Inc, Rohrerstown.
The Exposition will feature
“an educational program which
I’m convinced will be so appeal
ing to producers that it will in
fluence all other shows to follow
and it is within a whisker of
being completed,” reported S.
M Smith, Program Committee
Chairman of the 1970 Interna
tional Poultry Industry Exposi
tion
The big new exposition merges
the expositions formerly staged
by the Noitheastern Poultry Pio
ducers Council (NEPPCO) and
the Poultry Industry Manufac
turers’ Council (PIMCO).
“We are gathenng the top ex
perts in the poultry and allied
fields from all over the nation
to give producers firsthand re
ports on ways of improving their
livelihoods,” Smith said.
“An entirely new concept of
having these experts meet
to-face with producers will be
announced within a few weeks
when we will reveal the exciting
topics to be featured.”
Members of IPIE’s program
and planning committees, ex
perts in their own rights, have
flown in from all parts of the
country a half-dozen times to put
final touches on the speaking
portion of the exposition.
Each of the industry leaders,
together with Smith and Promo
tion Manager Donald B Ellis,
has approached and secured the
speaking services of the top ex
perts in a dozen important indus
try fields
Working on the Program Com
Elm-Penryn 4-H
Community Club
By Gregory Schell
The Elm-Penryn 4-H Club met
at the Penryn Fue Hall. Due to
rain the softball game was can
celled
In old business they decided to
(nake another donation of $50.00
to complete their donations to
the Farm and Home Center.
In new business the announce
ment was made that Achieve
ment Day would be held on Fri
day, August 21. Also they
planned to hold a bake sale Sep
tember 25, at Bomberger’s Stole
after school
Kaien McLaughlin gave a
demonstiation on Photography.
Penn Manor Kookie Kooks
By Linda Sickman
The Penn Manoi Kookie Kooks
held their sixth meeting on July
29 in the home economics room
of the Penn Manoi Jumoi High
School. Mrs Engle gave a demon
stration to the first year girls on
how to make peeling peaches and
tomatoes easier Fust year girls
prepared bake beans and biscuits
■while the second to fouith year
girls piepared mixed fiuit salad,
French dressing and sticky buns
4-H Projects
Moie than 100 different 4-H
pioject areas some on televi
sion aie offeied to the nation’s
youth by the Cooperative Exten
sion Service.
Wentink
Poultry
mittee besides Horn and Wen
tink aic Chaiiman S. M. Smith,
of Robbins Incubator Co., Den
ver, Colo.. Paul Benbow, James
way Division of Butler Mfg. Co.,
FI. Atkinson, Wis; Charles Fur
long, Vineland Poultry Labora
tories, Vineland. ,n. J.; and Bur
nell Warner, Warner Poultry
Farms, Union, O.
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Exposition
Exhibitors or those planning
to attend should contact Richard
I. Ammon at “IPIE-East”, c/c
NEPPCO, 10 Rutgers Place,
Trenton, New Jersey 08618, or
Don Ellis at ‘TPIE-Weat”, c/o
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N., 410 N. Michigan Avenue,
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