14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 10, 1974
Wentink Defends Egg Advertising
In a statement responding
to the Federal Trade
Commission’s seeking a
cease-and-desist order in
United States District Court
at. Chicago, Hendrik Wen
tink, chairman of the
National Commission on Egg
Nutrition, said that the
American people have a -»*• •> ,
right to know all the facts. IVI f)T| fitfullTl
“NCEN advertising has
created a controversy and A XT
the controversy is in the “ -i-i vjIUJJo
pU .Spftlf, r *hnip< otnrv utit * and Manheim 4-H
m.i? nirf l hSI Club recently held a meeting
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has Sid or C °a',e? T , The ">"“”6 ™. lor
nas, created so niucn ni ght and a covered
derision m the ranks ofthe dish was enjoyed £
scientific community. That n JY , vf •
these ads have in themselves ?® n S, '
sparked further dialogue SDeaker G
between researchers makes Mm „ r „ folL .
them worthy of attention. S' £2tch
Additionally, they conUined
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"NCEN is exercise-. a 5,.?. 1 !." f 1 i sth
fundamental right as a ot- Acto ' Vßnen ‘ Day
scientdic information, not
advertising a proprietary D m 5
product to the American p ‘
people. We did not make up News Reporter
statements in our ads and Beverly Jo. Buckwalter
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then liberally sprinkle our
copy with quotation marks,”
Mr. Wentink stated. “When
we quote from articles in the
Journal of the American
Medical Association, or from
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the works of respected
medical authorities, we
believe we are providing a
service to the American pe
ople, a service which we feel
we have the right to provide
York 4-H
The York County 4-H
Horticulture Gub recently
held their July meeting
which began at 7:30 P.M.
The program began with a
Penn Manor
4-H Club
Penn Manor Community 4-
H Club met at the home of
Carl Thomas with a baseball
game preceding the business
meeting.
During the business
meeting members were
reminded to send all fund
raising potato chip money
to either Carl Thomas or Jay
Stauffer, outstanding
membership dues to the
treasurer, Jay Stauffer and
photo and script to the club
news reported for the
completion of the scrap
book.
The club chose Karen
Greider as their Senior
Queen and Cathy Martin as
their Junior Queen for the 4-
H Achievement Day.
President Karen Greider
participated in the
Achievement Festival at
Penn State August 5-7.
The 4-H Exchange
students from Maine were
introduced to the group and
shared the evening with
them.
The next meeting will be
held August 27, at 7:30 p.m.
at the home of Guy and
Yvonne Eshelman.
Weaver Named
Manager At
Salunga Agway
James M. Weaver,
Conestoga Rl, was named
manager of the Salunga
Agway store affective July
22. Weaver was formerly
operations manager at the
cooperative’s QuarryviUe
store.
An Agway employee since
1956, Weaver is married to
the former Elvina Herr. The
Weavers have one son.
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indeed, an obligation to
provide.
“The American Heart
Association has, for years,
been presenting but one side
of a highly complex and most
Hort Club
demonstration put on by
Joyce Hemminger entitled
“How does your garden
grow?” Following this
presentation, Mrs. Hen
derson, a York garden club
member and certified Judge,
presented a talk on how to
pick and present flowers for
show. This was followed by a
question and answer session.
The next part of the program
involved how to pick and
prepare and show vegetables
for show which was put on by
Jerry Krone, a past 4-H
member who was a member
of the 4-H vegetable judging
team in 1971. After his
presentation, there followed
a question and answer
session whereby Jerry and
David A. Hart, assistant
County Agent, took charge.
There was a total of 65 people
present. A committe was
formed to plan a York
County 4-H Horticulture
Show at the North Mall. The
September meeting of the 4-
H Horticulture Club will
involve the construction of a
terrarium. The club extends
its greatest appreciation to
Miss Megan Shaub and her
mother for planning the
evening program. If any
York County Horticulture
members who could not
attend the meeting and are
interested on being on a
Horticulture committee,
contact Jeff Roth at your
earliest convenience.
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controversial scientific Association with its $55-
issue. NCEN is presenting its million budget mention them
side of this vital health issue- either.
-including some newly “There Is a controversy in
published research which we the scientific community and
have not seen disseminated the controversy itself is in
by the Heart Association. the best interests of the
“The media have most people because, inevitably,
commendably serialized the controversy will
publications on heart attack stimulate research which
and atherosclerosis which will ultimately unearth the
we have not seen the Heart truth. But only research will
Association mention. Many unearth the truth,” Mr
new books have been Wentink stated, “not pon
published on this subject and derous pronouncements by
we have not seen the Heart one side.”
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