"Meet The Press'' Panel to Analyze Egg Stabilization Plan at NEPPCO Convention
The most serious proposaUn put on the spot the chairman of outlook for “Tomorrow”, the NEPPCOIand states and ad- year after a four-year absence
recent years to bring the Poultry and Egg Institute Convention theme who will be joining areas will gather on “amid a myriad of problems
stabilization to the egg industry of America’s Shell Egg Cora- detailing the latest in ideas and October 30 through November 1 producers four years ago never
will be analyzed in depth in a mittee, Ernest Brown, of Gibson innovations for a more profitable for the three-day Convention. thought they’d be confronted
“Meet the Press” atmosphere at City, Illinois. poultry industry at the latest Approval of one of the most with,” according to Hendrik
the 42nd NEPPCO Convention at Brown is one of more than a exposition of the Northeastern thorough plans for stabilization of Wentink, NEPPCO president
Hershey. dozen experts on a broad range of Poultry Producers Council. the egg production economy yet
Four astute trade editors will subjects all relating to the Industrymen from the 14 proposed was given by the
directors of PEIA this spring.
Brown is the dynamic general
w manager of Corn Belt Hatcheries
\ of Illinois, Inc., a multi-phase
operation which incorporates
\ started pullets, contract egg
production, cage housing and egg
marketing. He has been very
\ active in industry organizations
and endeavors.
Facing Brown as members of
the “Meet the Press” panel will
be John C. Kimbark, associate
editor of “Pennsylvania Far
mer”; Donald Timmons, field
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The popular 14-state Con
vention and Exposition moves
back to central Pennsylvania this
Manheim FFA To
Childrens Barnyard
The Manheim FFA Chapter
will be providing a new service
during the Manheim Fair ac
tivities next week.
In an effort to acquaint off-the
farm youngsters with farm
animals, FFA members will be
on hand as tour guides to explain
the care and feeding of livestock
to groups of area students. On
display will be a pony, goats, hen
and chicks, cow and calf, a lamb,
ducks, geese, pigeons, rabbits, a
sow and litter - animals typical
of the general farm scene.
The “Barnyard” tent will be
located in a vacant lot on North
Hazel Street, northeast of the
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Farming, Saturday, September 29.1973
Accordingly, in-depth seminars
will be heavy on outlook, on new
merchandising ideas, cost
controls, planning precision and
insight into both price ex
pectations and anticipated
government regulations.
The fun-and-games aspect of
the highly-favored Hershey area
was not overlooked by NEPPCO
officials. They have scheduled
activities around the famed
arboretum, the historic museum,
the well-known chocolate tour,
the golf courses, as well as their
own banquets, parties and in
dustry luncheons within the
resort hotel itself.
Reservations or advance data
for the big annual affair can be
made only through the NEPPCO
office at 322 Oxford Valley Road,
Fairless Hills, PA 19030.
Manheim Junior High School.
Tours have been set for Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
Any group desiring to set a time
for touring may contact the
vocational agriculture depart
ment at Manheim Central High
School at 665-2451 by Tuesday.
The Barnyard tent will be open
during the evening hours to non
tour groups. FFA members will
be on hand to answer questions.
This program is a first for the
county and has been encouraged
by the State Fair Association as
the kind of program for Farm-
City relationships.
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