Penn State Poultry Short Course Outlined
The program has been an
nounced for the 12th annual
Pennsylvania Poultry Sales-
Service Short Course at
University Park April 4 - 5.
Cochairing the two-day
program are Floyd W. Hicks,
Penn State poultry specialist, and
Robert F. Gentry, professor of
veterinary science.
Registration begins at 8:30
a.m. Tuesday, April 4.
The morning session, under the
direction of Kenneth Goodwin,
heacl of the Penn State depart
ment of poultry science, will
begin at 9:30 with Edward T.
Mallinson, director of poultry
division and regional
laboratories, Pennsylvania
Bureau of Animal Industries,
speaking on “Paratyphoid An
Increasing Problem.”
At 10-15 a m , A Kermit Birth,
Penn State professor of ag
economics, “Causes and Cures of
Egg Breakage”; 11 a.m , An
thony P. Stemberger, Penn State
Lancaster Laboratories,
Analytical Services Division
offers the following items of current
interest to Agriculture and Agribusiness;
Water and Waste Water; Bacteriological,
physical, and chemical analyses
Feeds, Forages, and Foods; Base composition,
nutrient values, drugs, and related
additives and/or residues
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Lancaster, Pa. 17601
658-9043 or 656-9868
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professor of ag economics,
“Supply and Demand in the
Poultry Industry.”
Following lunch at 11:45 a.m.,
Harry Metz of Metz Poultry
Farms, Belleville, will chair the
afternoon session beginning at
I'ls a.m. with a “Review of Penn
State Poultry Vaccination
Programs” by Dr. Gentry
At 1 45 p.m., “The Role of
Poultry House Gases in Poultry
Performance” by Glenn 0.
Bressler, Penn State professor of
poultry science, 2 15 p m , “Egg
Sanitation”, James E Williams,
USDA research veterinarian, 3
p m , question and answer
period.
3 30 pm, “Waste Handling”
by Dr Bressler, 415 pm,
“VVND - Viscerotropic Velogemc
Newcastle Disease” by L Dwight
Schwartz, Penn State associate
professor of veterinary science
Extension. Adjourn at 4 45 p m
At the 6 30 p m evening dinner
session, Joseph Mac Neil, Penn
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WIDTH 32" NET
LENGTHS 7’thru 14'
State associate professor of food
science, will be toastmaster.
Speaker will be James I. Tar
man, Penn State director of
athletics public relations.
Morning session chairman
Wednesday will be A.L. Bortree,
head of the Penn State depart
ment of veterinary science. The
program will begin at 8 30 a m
with Morris G. Mast, Penn State
assistant professor of food
science, on “Egg and Poultry
Inspection ”
The morning program also
includes 9am, Don A Trumbo,
Penn State professor of
psychology, on “Industrial
Psychology and the Poultry
Industry ” 9 30, Owen D Keene,
Penn State assistant professor of
poultry science, “PCB’s -
My Neighbors
Inc.
“Why, Jerry, the way you
act in class I had no idea
your parents were normal
human beings/’
Polychorinated Biphenyls.” 10,
question and answer period.
At 10:15, Homer J. Bicksler,
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
executive director, will chair a
panel on “Broiler Condemnations
and Down Grading” featuring:
Gene O. Bailey, president of the
Pennsylvania Poultry Processors
Association, on the “Role of
Processing”; Cleve Hastings,
Pennfield Corporation broiler
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 5,1972—,
coordinator, “Role
Management”, and Dr.
wartz, “Role of Disease.”
No Survivors
Five men accompanied
Adm. Robert Peary to the
North Pole in 1909. Four
were Eskimos and one was
American Both the last re
maining Eskimo, Ootah, and
the American, Matthew Hen
son, died in 1955
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